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We’re excited to share our new technical support online scheduler. Now you can schedule a 1-hour technical support call for:

  1. Troubleshooting IP Links
  2. IP Link Upgrade
  3. IP Link Install
  4. MultiNet Receiver Upgrade
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Solution #143 - What is an Acknowledge Delay or R356 C903? Rev 1

One of the most commonly asked questions to AES Technical Support is ā€œWhat is an R356 C903?ā€ This may also be reported as an Acknowledge Delay (Ack Delay) or in default Ademco CID event code terms as a ā€œLoss of Central Pollingā€. It is reported to Alarm Automation as an R356 00 C903 (or in Radionics 6500 emulation as a T903) using the Unit ID of the Subscriber reporting the fault. This alarm output signal is sent to the alarm monitoring system by the AES receiving equipment (MultiNet Receiver, 7700, 7003 etc.), when a subscriber sends an ā€œAcknowledge Delayā€ trouble code.

This Solution offers basic advice on the placement of antennas for IP-Links and Subscribers. There is no absolute list of suggestions or advice that will be complete and appropriate for all installation locations. Following are some of the more notable and common suggestions. Check back for revisions, as this solution is likely to be amended with additional or revised advice. It is more common that exterior antenna is installed on an IP-Link, more than a Subscriber, but the advice provided here would be relevant to any antenna installation.

Solution #0509 - IntelliPro Settings for Silent Knight Alarm Panels - SK5207, 5104, 5204, 5105, 5107, and others

This Solution provides panel specific configurations for using an AES 7094 or 7794, IntelliPro or IntelliPro Fire with Silent Knight Alarm panels. This information was derived from working directly with installers in the field as well as additional information provided by Support Team Members and Engineering. Additional panels may be added as new data becomes available.

Top FAQs

How do you program an IntelliNet 2.0 unit?

Please refer to the product quick start guides, available for download here or on product pages:

  1. Hybrid IntelliNetĀ® Quick Start Guide
  2. Fire IntelliNetĀ® 2.0 Quick Start Guide
  3. Burglary IntelliNetĀ® 2.0 Quick Start Guide

You can also refer to the product manuals, available for download here or on product pages:

  1. Hybrid IntelliNetĀ® Manual
  2. Fire IntelliNetĀ® 2.0 Manual
  3. Burglary IntelliNetĀ® 2.0 Manual

You can also view our library of videos for IntelliNetĀ® products, designed as a training tool for presenting the mesh radio concept, new products, upgrades, how toā€™s, and tech tips.

How do you program a Legacy Fire Subscriber?

Please refer to the product manuals and/or quick start guides available here or on product pages for download.

Quick Start Guides:

  1. 7706-ULF Integrated Fire Monitoring System
  2. 7058E Subscriber Series

Manuals:

  1. 7788F Fire Subscriber Series
  2. 7706-ULF Integrated Fire Monitoring System
  3. 7058E Subscriber Series
What is a panel interface fault on 2.0 Units?

A panel interface fault is when the mainboard of a 2.0 unit is not acknowledging the IntelliPro. Many times, this can be resolved by utilizing the 2.0ā€™s Web GUI to manually accept the IntelliPro to be re-acknowledged by the mainboard.

Does AES have a knowledge database?

Yes. AES offers our customers access to a self-service Dealer Knowledge Base where you can find product solutions as well as the ability to log or track a case.

If youā€™re a first-time user and need a login, you can access this by initiating a live chat session with a member of the AES Support team, or give us a call at (866) 237-3693.

You can also submit a new case via our online form or by email at support@aes-corp.com.

When sending an email please include Contact Name, Title, Email, Phone, Company, and a Description of Issue. Your email submission will be automatically acknowledged and entered into our case tracking system.

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