Description The MagDuo PC Programming Software is a Windows-based configuration tool supplied on a USB stick for programming ESP MagDuo 2-wire fire alarm control panels. The software allows installers to configure zone settings, device addresses, panel parameters and system logic from a laptop or desktop PC connected to the panel via USB cable. Designed for fire alarm installers and maintenance engineers working with MagDuo systems, the software simplifies commissioning by providing a graphical interface for setting up multi-zone installations, programming detector sensitivity levels, and configuring cause-and-effect relationships between devices. The USB stick stores the software executable and any saved configuration files, allowing engineers to carry panel configurations between sites without needing internet access during installation. The software runs on Windows 7, 8, 10 and 11 operating systems and does not require installation to the host PC — it can be run directly from the USB stick. The stick itself measures 50mm x 20mm x 20mm and weighs 0.1kg, making it portable enough to fit on a keyring or in a small tool pouch. Configuration files can be saved to the stick, backed up to the PC, or exported for documentation purposes. Specification Type USB Memory Stick Dimensions 56 x 11 x 9mm Product Net Weight 0.10KG Product Gross Weight 0.15KG Downloads Product Specification Sheet Frequently Asked What fire alarm panels is this compatible with? The software is designed specifically for ESP MagDuo 2-wire fire alarm control panels. It will not work with other manufacturer's panels or with non-MagDuo ESP systems. Does it need to be installed on the PC? No. The software runs directly from the USB stick without installation to the host PC. This allows engineers to use it on multiple client machines without requiring administrator rights or leaving software footprints on customer systems. What operating systems are supported? The software runs on Windows 7, 8, 10 and 11. Mac and Linux operating systems are not supported. Can configuration files be backed up? Yes. Configuration files can be saved to the USB stick, copied to the host PC, or exported for documentation and archiving. This allows engineers to maintain backup copies of panel configurations for future service visits.
