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CSI TP3200
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prcguy
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Some of the CSI products had a battery backed RAM which is most likely dead by now. I have a few repeaters in the garage with TP3200 panels I need to check out.
Thank you, I did see this but I am having a hard time finding a "program" to actually be able to read it. I have tried downloading the replacement that is mentioned in this manual as the original is no longer available.
It is possible that the battery is dead, It does power up, just can't get into it to try to program it.
Any terminal program will talk to the devise. I don't ever recall a program to read out the box contents. I used procomm in the past but now use secureCRT as its on my computer. As long as you use a good serial cable you should be good to go. I was just in mine a few months ago using my W10 PC with a USB adapter.
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