[SATEL INTEGRA 128WRL] Connection of Dloadx with the control panel

Dear professionals

I need a simple instruction on how to connect to the satellite integra 128wrl alarm center

namely, the first problem is to enter the service mode
- I have the admin code
- I have a service code
- original adapter for usb mate (efficiently screwed on the second system versa)
- INT-KSG-BSB keypad

- Please, get instructions on how to run it to allow connection with dloadx, get the IDs of the control panel and computer
- I am asking for an instruction or information needed to connect to dloadx

What's the problem? What were the previous attempts to connect to the headquarters? After all, SATEL is a Polish producer, instructions are available at www.satel.pl.
The instructions show exactly how to connect.

But not to be there, it is still necessary to pay attention to the fact that:
- VERSA cable and INTEGRA cable - these are TWO different cables

Here you should use a white, not brown cable. If the colleague has USB-RS, then of course one of the ends will fit. If it is an old cable with a DB9FC / RJ connector - this is unfortunately (looks above).
If the cable is correct, make sure that the Downloading function is enabled (it does not turn itself on).
Service password * -> Downloading -> Run DWNL-RS.

Hello, I have a problem with Integra 128WRL. I can not connect to the control panel using the DLOADX program. I launched the Downloading function from the touch keyboard, the cable connected correctly. The green COM3 icon is green and there is no communication (connection) with the control panel.

How to deal with this?

Which cable? Samoróbka, bought, what? And where is he plugged in? In RJ, do not you think 5 pin?

Hello. Original cable from Satela. I connected the RJ plug with the white wire to the RJ socket on the control panel board.

Buddy, I would check in your place:
1. Is the cable connected in accordance with the instructions (does everything contact - check it with a meter)
https://www.satel.pl/pl/download/instrukcje/db9frj_io_pl_0108.pdf
2. Does the RJ plug do not "sit" too loosely in the socket on the disc (common problem)
3. Is the COM port correct (Device Manager)
Pzdr.

I connected the 2 control panel and then the same. The program message pops up after attempting to connect the DLOADX connection to the control panel: Warning: No connection to the control panel has been established! Service mode on, download function too. The COM3 port is green, the LED informing about the data transmission to the module is on. HELP!!!!

--MaR-- wrote:

3. Is the COM port correct (Device Manager)
Pzdr.

Did you check it ????

michualex wrote:

--MaR-- wrote:

3. Is the COM port correct (Device Manager)
Pzdr.

Did you check it ????

COM3 shines green in DLOADX. In the device manager, info from USB is just under COM3.

panda5008 wrote:

COM3 shines green in DLOADX. In the device manager, info from USB is just under COM3.

In dloadx it will always be lit as it becomes available. Now we are sure that the com port is suitable

Hm. I had different eggs sometimes so what suggests.

1. Rebooting the computer. (I usually close the flap and there was a problem)
2. Reset panel. Turn off 230V and aku, service and download (but like Lipton on the second exchange, it's probably not)

Turn off monitoring ...
Check the IDs if they are the same in the control panel and computer
Launch Downloading start RS
disable and re-attach com in the program.
If it does not help, install USB-RS Driver from the manufacturer's website ....

Another thing to check:
- When testing the connection between the control panel and the computer, did he connect a colleague with the PIN5 connector (from the USB-RS cable) to the PIN5 connector of the control panel board?
I know that a friend writes about the RJ plug, but has not there been a programming attempt with 5PIN before?

This is a question that a friend can answer for himself. If the connector was plugged in there is a very good chance that the USB-RS cable has been damaged.

dariusz.bembenek wrote:

Another thing to check:
- When testing the connection between the control panel and the computer, did he connect a colleague with the PIN5 connector (from the USB-RS cable) to the PIN5 connector of the control panel board?
I know that a friend writes about the RJ plug, but has not there been a programming attempt with 5PIN before?

This is a question that a friend can answer for himself. If the connector was plugged in there is a very good chance that the USB-RS cable has been damaged.

no, I did not use it. I bought the DB9F / RJ-KPL cable allegro. The connection for the first time It turns out that the USB-RS cable was the reason.

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reweriko wrote:

Turn off monitoring ...
Check the IDs if they are the same in the control panel and computer
Launch Downloading start RS
disable and re-attach com in the program.
If it does not help, install USB-RS Driver from the manufacturer's website ....

I did all this and no effect. The reason was the cable.