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AES SOLAR Subscriber

 

 

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AES P/N 40-3100S Rev. 3, 3/14/2023 

A protective surge suppressor (AES Model 7230) option (separately purchased) may be installed in line with any type 
of remotely installed antenna, as shown in the diagram below. The surge suppressor and outdoor antenna must be earth 
grounded.  

 

Figure 4.

 

  Antenna and Surge Suppressor Grounding 

 

 

 

 

Figure 5.

 

Earth Grounding 

 

Summary of Contents for 3100S-PKG

Page 1: ...olar Subscriber Installation Operation and Programming Manual AES Corporation 285 Newbury Street Peabody MA 01960 USA Tel 978 535 7310 Fax 978 535 7313 www aes corp com Copyright 2022 AES Corp All Rights Reserved ...

Page 2: ...AES SOLAR Subscriber 2 AES P N 40 3100S Rev 3 3 14 2023 This page deliberately left blank ...

Page 3: ... Programming 12 6 1 Programming Interface 12 6 2 Logging In 12 Change Login Password 12 6 3 Solar Subscriber Interface 13 Page Navigation 13 Making Configuration Changes 13 Saving Configuration Changes 14 6 4 View SOLAR Subscriber Software Version 14 6 5 Subscriber Configuration 14 Subscriber ID 14 Event Reporting Route 15 6 6 Radio Configuration 16 6 7 Central Receiver Configuration 16 6 8 Advanc...

Page 4: ...gs 23 7 1 Change Password 23 7 2 Add User 23 7 3 Buzzer Onboard Subscriber 24 7 4 Uploading Downloading Settings 24 Download Current Settings 24 Upload Preconfigured Settings 24 Reset to Default Configuration 24 7 5 System Firmware Update 24 Updating 24 Download Support Files from subscriber to PC 24 Restart System 24 8 Flexible Power Option 24 9 Reporting 28 9 1 Compatible Receiver 28 10 Testing ...

Page 5: ...ble 1 System Status LED Indicators 20 Table 2 Blink Patterns 20 List of Figures Figure 1 7007S Solar Enclosure 7 Figure 2 Earth Ground Connection Point 9 Figure 3 Connecting the Battery Backup 10 Figure 4 Antenna and Surge Suppressor Grounding 11 Figure 5 Earth Grounding 11 ...

Page 6: ...ole responsibility is to repair or replace any AES device found to be defective during the warranty period Avoid dropping or exposing the unit to physical impact that could damage the enclosure or internal components 2 Technical Specifications Requirements Solar panel supplied with unit Min 50W capacity 18V output Must select SOLAR power option in GUI setup 12 V DC from Rechargeable Backup Battery...

Page 7: ...oltage limit 11 6 V DC Charger Failure Output Power 2 Watts Frequency Range 450 470 MHz standard Contact AES for other UHF and VHF frequencies Four each field wiring antenna solar panel power and vent See drawing for locations Figure 1 Model 3100S Solar Enclosure Transceiver Access ...

Page 8: ...Technical Specifications section Exposing the subscriber to temperatures below 13 F 20 C or above 158 F 70 C can cause unexpected operation of the subscriber electronics All the enclosure access points into the enclosure must be adequately sealed against water infiltration 4 Installation WARNING Do NOT install the subscriber unit during a lightning storm or excessive wind conditions Mounting the E...

Page 9: ...OLAR Subscriber 9 AES P N 40 3100S Rev 3 3 14 2023 5 Wiring Earth Ground Connection Earth ground is provided with a terminal See the lower left corner in Figure 2 below Figure 2 Earth Ground Connection Point ...

Page 10: ... type installed Battery Supervision When solar panel power is present the battery is tested at approximately 30 second intervals When the battery voltage is 11 2 V DC or less for two consecutive test intervals approximately 60 seconds total a low battery trouble message is transmitted When solar panel power is present and a low battery reaches a charge voltage above 12 V DC a restoral message is t...

Page 11: ...ssor AES Model 7230 option separately purchased may be installed in line with any type of remotely installed antenna as shown in the diagram below The surge suppressor and outdoor antenna must be earth grounded Figure 4 Antenna and Surge Suppressor Grounding Figure 5 Earth Grounding ...

Page 12: ...ill depend on the network the subscriber connects to Note If DHCP is not available the IP address is set to 169 254 100 1 6 2 LOGGING IN Connecting to the SOLAR configuration page requires a login Enter the IP address of the subscriber into a web browser then enter your username and password at the login screen Both the default username and password are admin lowercase The following screen appears...

Page 13: ...ntrol to expand the control window In this example expanding Alarm History allows you to view messages similar to the example below Use the control to collapse the window The Log Out control ends the configuration session and returns to the Login screen Making Configuration Changes Configuration settings are made and changed using either the dropdown or slider switch controls in the window The dro...

Page 14: ...anges at once afterward 3 If done making changes click the Update tab shown in the browser highlighted in red in the figure below The Status window displays changes 6 4 VIEW SOLAR SUBSCRIBER SOFTWARE VERSION The SOLAR software version is visible in the System tab under the System Firmware Upgrade panel Select the System tab as shown in the following figure The version number is displayed in the Sy...

Page 15: ... Route dropdown and select the path for the subscriber to communicate Complete the configuration using the links shown below for the Event Reporting path selected for the subscriber Radio Only NOTE Applicable to solar only Radio and Internet Central Receiver Configuration and Subscriber IP Address under Advanced Configuration Radio and Internet Backup Central Receiver Configuration and Subscriber ...

Page 16: ...n The subscriber will not join the mesh network if the cipher code is incorrect Check In Time Enter Check In interval time in hours and minutes The default is 23 45 23 Hr 45 Min Note Using short Check In times generates more traffic on the network Communication Timeout Communication Timeout is the time the subscriber waits for an ACK as a reply to a transmitted packet before going into RF Trouble ...

Page 17: ...vanced Configurations menu you can configure Secondary Alarm Delay TTL Time to Live and subscriber IP address settings To configure these settings 1 Select the Configuration tab 2 Scroll to the Advanced Configuration panel Secondary Alarm Delay Enter the number of seconds to allow between data transmissions from the subscriber The range is 1 330 seconds The default recommended time is 10 seconds N...

Page 18: ...ne input for the Model 3100S The 7094A IntelliPro configuration note applicable See Accessories tab You can verify that a 7094A IntelliPro is installed by selecting the Status tab and checking the Hardware panel To configure zone inputs on the SOLAR click the Accessories tab shown below The SOLAR subscriber has six zone inputs zones 1 through 6 as shown below Zone Input Options for Zones 1 though ...

Page 19: ... pattern Connect the Alarm Panel Siren terminals to the SOLAR subscriber siren input terminals 6 10 CONSECUTIVE AT EVENTS Set Consecutive AT Events to Yes for verbose reporting of alarm and trouble messages This means that alarms and trouble will be sent continuously alarm trouble alarm trouble Set to No for non verbose reporting which means that an alarm can be sent then a trouble but if an alarm...

Page 20: ...ignal Any RF signals on the same frequency as the subscriber and strong enough to break the squelch will also cause the RX light to remain on Trbl Red Blinking Continuously Trouble Output Condition ALM LED Blink Pattern Chart The chart below shows blink patterns displayed by the ALM LED and what each blink pattern means Table 2 Blink Patterns Blink Type Pattern Possible Meaning s Steady blink Norm...

Page 21: ... number alarm panel type and IP addresses are shown in the Hardware panel Model Type The Model 3100S a Security subscriber displays as type Burg Serial Number A unique serial number is assigned to each Model 3100S subscriber at the factory Zone Bank Panel Interface The panel interface type detected during configuration is shown WiFi IPv4 The address to an optional plug in Wi Fi adapter for wireles...

Page 22: ...it Click Send to transmit the message Alarm History Messages sent from the alarm panel through the Model 3100S subscriber are displayed in the Alarm History user interface panel RF Traffic Receive and Transmit traffic to from the subscriber can be viewed using the RF Traffic panel Traffic from other subscribers can also be viewed IP Traffic Messages that are sent to and from the Subscriber and whi...

Page 23: ...mation for these settings from the network administrator or other individual who manages network services 7 System Settings The System tab provides access to system setting features 7 1 CHANGE PASSWORD Change Password allows the logged in user to set another password for the login account If the user is logged in with a default account password a warning about changing the password appears in red ...

Page 24: ... Subscriber Config and or IntelliPro Config switch to Yes 2 Click the Reset Configuration button Note Reset with Subscriber Config does not change the existing Subscriber ID and Cipher code programmed in the unit 7 5 SYSTEM FIRMWARE UPDATE Updating To update the subscriber software click Choose File select the upgrade file and click Update Download Support Files from subscriber to PC To download s...

Page 25: ...rder to be detected as a restore Once either is detected a message is created by the subscriber and is sent to the central station An AC report delay is selected based on both this parameter and the setting of AC fault report suppression in the setting of Suppress AC Fault Reporting AC Report Delay Available settings Random Delay A random time ranging from 0 60 minutes after 100 minutes of AC powe...

Page 26: ... to be reported as a restore Once either is detected a message is created by the subscriber to send to the central station A DC Report Delay is selected based on this parameter and the setting of Suppress DC Fault reporting Available settings Random Delay A random time ranging from 0 60 minutes after 100 minutes of primary 24 V DC power loss Enter R into the box to select this option Fixed delay A...

Page 27: ... Power Fault to Yes No by clicking the Suppress DC Power Fault switch When done with changes click Save Changes Power From 12 V DC only Refer to the Wiring section for supply and connection requirements Note The Suppress Battery Fault and Suppress Charger Fault are grayed out in the interface and cannot be changed when using this setting Suppress DC Power Fault Set Suppress DC Power Fault to Yes N...

Page 28: ...hat the proper message is received at the Monitoring Station Cause fault conditions Confirm that the proper message is received at the Monitoring Station 11 Maintenance Important Test system periodically to ensure proper operation Once installed and normal operation is confirmed minimal maintenance is required Monitoring the automatic check in test messages will confirm proper RF operation Batteri...

Page 29: ...mation The SOLAR Subscriber contains no user serviceable parts 14 Contact Information AES Corporation 285 Newbury Street Peabody Massachusetts 01960 USA Website http www aes corp com AES corporate Phone 800 237 6387 800 AES NETS USA 978 535 7310 Fax USA 978 535 7313 Email Check Website for latest email addresses 15 Battery Replacement Instructions 1 Remove the positive battery lead red from the ba...

Page 30: ...gs to this product s failure to operate or provide adequate warning AES s sole responsibility is to repair or replace at AES s sole option the AES product that is judged defected by AES during the limited warranty period under the terms of its Limited Warranty TECHNOLOGY LICENSE Certain AES Products include software protocols and other proprietary and confidential technology and trade secrets of A...

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