Trikdis E16T Ethernet universal communicator - IP module
- Manufacturer: Trikdis
- Item code: E16T
- Availability: In Stock
- Warranty: 2 years
- Categories: Alarm Communicator > Ethernet Communicator
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€86.90 Ex Tax: €70.65
E16T with DSC PowerSeries Neo – Ethernet communicator setup with Protegus
This video shows how to set up the TRIKDIS E16T Ethernet communicator with a DSC PowerSeries Neo control panel and the Protegus application.
Trikdis E16T Ethernet smart communicator can connect to any alarm control panels telephone line (TIP RING) terminal for event transmission via wired Internet.
That is why we call it a universal communicator: it is brand-independent — it works with any alarm panel that has a telephone (TIP RING) dialler.
Communicator also works with Protegus 2 Android / Iphone and web app. With Protegus 2 users can control their alarm system and appliances remotely and get notifications about security system events. Communicator can transmit event notifications to the Central Monitoring Station and work with Protegus 2 simultaneously.
Communicator transmits full event information to the Central Monitoring Station.

Trikdis communicators are excellent replacements for Paradox and DSC IP modules and SIM card communicators (e.g. Paradox IP150, IP150+, IP180, PCS250, PCS265LTE; DSC ENVISALINK4, TL / LE series).
What does Trikdis offer?
- Reliable operation
- Free Android, iPhone and web application
- Event monitoring
- Remote control (arming / disarming)
- Direct connection to the alarm control panel — for many compatible models
- IP and GSM/LTE communication in one device — dual path, multi-channel
Main features:
- Ethernet, IP-based communicator
- Connects to control panel to telephone line (TIP-RING) terminals.
- When Protegus 2 service is enabled, events are first delivered to CMS, and only then are sent to app users.
- No fixed IP nor dynamic DNS is required, the messages are transmitted by the Protegus 2 server securely
Notifies users:
- Users are notified about events and can control the system via the free Protegus 2 Android / Iphone and web app
- “Push” and special sound notifications informing about events.
- Remote system Arm/Disarm using key switch zones.
Controllable outputs:
- 3 double I/O terminals that can be set either as input (IN) or controllable output (OUT) terminals.
- Outputs controlled by the Protegus 2 app.
- Add additional inputs and controllable outputs with iO expanders via RS485 port
- Remote control of connected devices (lights, gates, ventilation systems, heating, sprinklers, etc.).
Quick setup:
- Settings can be saved to file and quickly written to other communicators.
- Two access levels for configuring the device for CMS administrator and for the installer.
- Quick and easy configuration and firmware updates via USB or remotely after initial setup with Trikdis programming software.
Central monitoring station:
- Sends events to Trikdis software or hardware receivers that work with any monitoring software.
- Can send event messages to universal SIA DC-09 and SUR-GUARD TL150 receivers
- The module transmits the messages of the control panel to the monitoring station in Contact ID code format
- Connection supervision by polling to IP receiver every 30 seconds (or by user-defined period).
- Backup channel, that will be used if connection with the primary channel is lost.
- With parallel communication channels events can be sent to two receivers at the same time.
Communication
To Protegus cloud, to iOS/Android Protegus mobile apps
WiFi, LAN (with optional E485 module)
SMS or voice call
VHF / UHF radio signaling (with optional T16 communicator)
Compatible devices
iO Expansion Module
iO-MOD - iO-WL radio transceiver expansion modules
Contacts (inputs and outputs)
Programming
Users
Technical data
- TrikdisConfig programming software (windows)
- E16T Hungarian installation guide (1.49MB)
- E16, E16T GRADE 4 certification (282.4KB)
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Frequently asked questions
The Starlink router may block the E16's communication, and since it is not manageable, this cannot be resolved on it. Turn on Bypass Mode in the Starlink app and connect the E16 to your own router (for example TP-Link) that is connected to Starlink.
The symptom: the E16 is connected to Starlink internet through the Starlink router, yet it cannot reach the monitoring station. The TROUBLE LED blinks 6 times, which according to the manufacturer's manual means there is no connection with the monitoring station's receiver.
Why: the Starlink router may block the communicator's traffic. The Starlink router is not manageable, so this cannot be resolved on it. The solution is to take the Starlink router out of the path and let your own router manage the network.
The solution:
- In the Starlink app settings, turn on Bypass Mode (Settings → Bypass Mode). It roughly corresponds to the bridge mode familiar from modems: the Starlink router switches off, its WiFi is disabled too, and from then on your own router manages the network.
- Connect the WAN port of your own router (for example TP-Link) to Starlink, with the WAN set to DHCP. How to connect differs by Starlink kit (some need the Starlink Ethernet Adapter); Starlink support describes it kit by kit.
- Connect the E16 to one of the LAN ports of your own router. If the E16 has a fixed IP address, adjust it to your router's address range (gateway, DNS); with DHCP it gets an address automatically.
Note: according to Starlink, Bypass Mode can only be turned off by a factory reset of the Starlink router.
If the connection still fails behind your own router, also see the questions about switch loop protection and closed corporate networks.
















