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Table of Contents 

SECTION 1 ......................................................................................................................................... 1-1

 

General Information ....................................................................................................................... 1-1

 

About the AlarmNet Enterprise Application ......................................................................................................................... 1-1

 

About the AlarmNet-i Internet Application .......................................................................................................................... 1-1

 

Encryption (AlarmNet-i Application) ................................................................................................................................... 1-1

 

Encryption (Enterprise Application) ..................................................................................................................................... 1-2

 

Installation Key (Enterprise Application) ............................................................................................................................. 1-2

 

Recovery Mode (Enterprise Application) ............................................................................................................................. 1-2

 

About the 7810iR-ent ............................................................................................................................................................ 1-2

 

7810iR-ent Backup Receiver (Enterprise Application) ........................................................................................................ 1-3

 

7810iR-ent Features .............................................................................................................................................................. 1-3

 

SECTION 2 ......................................................................................................................................... 2-1

 

7810iR-ent Setup .............................................................................................................................. 2-1

 

Mounting the 7810iR-ent ...................................................................................................................................................... 2-1

 

Power Requirements ............................................................................................................................................................. 2-2

 

Manual Mode ........................................................................................................................................................................ 2-2

 

General Information ......................................................................................................................................................... 2-2

 

Wiring the 7810iR-ent for Manual Mode ........................................................................................................................ 2-2

 

LRR Line Card Mode ........................................................................................................................................................... 2-4

 

General Information ......................................................................................................................................................... 2-4

 

Wiring the 7810iR-ent for LRR Line Card Mode ............................................................................................................ 2-4

 

685 Automation Mode .......................................................................................................................................................... 2-6

 

General Information ......................................................................................................................................................... 2-6

 

Wiring 7810iR-ent for 685 Automation Mode ................................................................................................................ 2-6

 

Serial Printer Installation .................................................................................................................................................... 2-10

 

Serial Printer Configuration ........................................................................................................................................... 2-10

 

Serial Printer Connection Summary .............................................................................................................................. 2-10

 

Sample Printer Output ................................................................................................................................................... 2-10

 

SECTION 3 ......................................................................................................................................... 3-1

 

Navigation and Basic Feature Tour ............................................................................................ 3-1

 

Home Screen ......................................................................................................................................................................... 3-1

 

Navigation ............................................................................................................................................................................. 3-2

 

SECTION 4 ......................................................................................................................................... 4-1

 

Programming .................................................................................................................................... 4-1

 

UL864 Requirements ............................................................................................................................................................ 4-1

 

Programming the 7810iR-ent for Private LAN ..................................................................................................................... 4-1

 

Installing the 7810iR-ent for Private LAN ............................................................................................................................ 4-6

 

7810iR-ent Backup Receiver Configuration ....................................................................................................................... 4-11

 

Primary Receiver Configuration .................................................................................................................................... 4-11

 

Backup Receiver Configuration ..................................................................................................................................... 4-13

 

Recovery Mode (Private LAN only) ................................................................................................................................... 4-15

 

Subscriber Database (Private LAN Only) ........................................................................................................................... 4-16

 

Subscriber Database Synchronization ................................................................................................................................. 4-18

 

Automatic Synchronization of the Subscriber Database ................................................................................................ 4-18

 

Manual synchronization of Subscriber Database ........................................................................................................... 4-18

 

Network Settings ................................................................................................................................................................. 4-22

 

Subscriber Commands ........................................................................................................................................................ 4-24

 

Subscriber Network Services (Telnet/FTP) ................................................................................................................... 4-24

 

Subscriber Software Update .......................................................................................................................................... 4-27

 

Test Alarm ..................................................................................................................................................................... 4-28

 

Subscriber Configuration Commands ............................................................................................................................ 4-28

 

Programming AlarmNet-i Subscriber Information ............................................................................................................. 4-29

 

Registration ......................................................................................................................................................................... 4-31

 

Programming Automation Options ..................................................................................................................................... 4-32 

 

 

Summary of Contents for AlarmNet 7810iR-ent

Page 1: ...A Al la ar rm mN Ne et t 7 78 81 10 0i iR R e en nt t I In nt te er rn ne et t I In nt tr ra an ne et t I IP P A Al la ar rm m R Re ec ce ei iv ve er r Installation and Setup Guide K9581V8 6 09 Rev B ...

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Page 3: ...rinter Installation 2 10 Serial Printer Configuration 2 10 Serial Printer Connection Summary 2 10 Sample Printer Output 2 10 SECTION 3 3 1 Navigation and Basic Feature Tour 3 1 Home Screen 3 1 Navigation 3 2 SECTION 4 4 1 Programming 4 1 UL864 Requirements 4 1 Programming the 7810iR ent for Private LAN 4 1 Installing the 7810iR ent for Private LAN 4 6 7810iR ent Backup Receiver Configuration 4 11 ...

Page 4: ... 3 How High Speed is Displayed on the 7810iR ent 6 3 How High Speed is Displayed on the 685 Receiver 6 3 How High Speed is Displayed on the Printer when using LRR Line Card 6 3 How High Speed Messages are sent to Automation Equipment in 685 Automation Mode 6 4 Reading a High Speed Message 6 4 High Speed Message Interpretation 6 4 Status Channel 0 Diagnostic Message 6 5 Status Channel 1 Notificatio...

Page 5: ...s to the appropriate AlarmNet central station using AlarmNet A AlarmNet M AlarmNet i or 800 plus services An Internet receiver 7810iR or 7810iR ent is required when receiving Internet signals from the AlarmNet Control Center AlarmNet i has an unlimited account capacity UL The 800 PLUS has not been evaluated by UL Encryption AlarmNet i Application The 7845i ent and 7810iR ent support private key en...

Page 6: ... s factory KEY From this point on the unique factory key is used for communications Recovery Mode Enterprise Application Recovery Mode is only applicable when in Private LAN Mode In the event of a failure of the 7810iR ent requiring the replacement of the hardware or the erasure of its memory the 7810iR ent supports a Recovery Mode when in Private Mode only In Recovery Mode the 7810iR ent is progr...

Page 7: ...l User Interface GUI for ease of use Supports ADEMCO high speed and ADEMCO Contact ID message formats BlowFish 1024 bit Key message encryption or 256 bit AES Buffers up to 49 messages Selectable supervision period Supports Okidata Microline 320 Serial Printer Support for uploading downloading of control panel over IP Three automation modes for received messages Manual Mode Stand alone operation re...

Page 8: ...d by UL ULC These functions are performed by the automation software connected to the 7810iR ent When concurrent signals are received they are displayed in descending order of priority The operator can redisplay any alarm supervisory or trouble signals ULC Must use a ULC listed serial printer suitable for use in Central and Monitoring Stations Such as a PRN 6 or PRN 6F serial printer ...

Page 9: ...back to the mounting surface using four screws supplied For UL Commercial Fire Burglary installations mount the 7810iR ent in a 19 UL Listed Rack Panel as shown below To do this complete the following steps 1 After separating the case back from the case front as described in Step 1 above align the case back over the Rack Panel and drill four mounting holes aligned with the existing mounting holes ...

Page 10: ...omatically revert to Manual Mode if the automation equipment or LRR line card fails Fail to Manual mode must be enabled for UL installations Refer to Section 5 for a detailed description of the Fail to Manual feature Wiring the 7810iR ent for Manual Mode There are two methods of powering the 7810iR ent You can use a UL Listed regulated 12VDC min 500mA Commercial Fire Alarm power supply or two UL L...

Page 11: ...l Mode Wiring Diagram using Honeywell Model 7720V2TRs If using a UL Listed regulated 12VDC min 500mA Commercial Fire Alarm power supply follow the method of wiring shown below Figure 1b 7810iR ent Manual Mode Wiring Diagram using a UL1481 Listed Power Supply ...

Page 12: ...ods of powering the 7810iR ent You can use a UL Listed regulated 12VDC min 500mA Commercial Fire Alarm power supply or two UL Listed Class 2 Honeywell Model 7720V2TRs powered by a UL1481 Listed UPS If using Model 7720V2TRs refer to Figure 2a and connect as follows 1 Cut all lugs from ADEMCO cable assembly P4127 2 Connect the 12V AUX terminal pin 1 of the 7810iR ent to the DC terminal of a 7720V2TR...

Page 13: ...lication must be used 12 Attach the case front of the 7810iR ent to the case back Attach the top of the 7810iR ent first and then press the bottom section inward until it snaps into place securely NOTE For more information on networking refer to the Communications Setup Section For general information on the 7810iR ent refer to the Navigation and Basic Features Section To complete the installation...

Page 14: ...r alarm messages received on the 10BaseT connection are routed directly to Automation equipment Using an RS232 serial interface the 7810iR ent communicates with Automation equipment in the same way a 685 or MX 8000 Digital Alarm Receiver does UL Use of the 7810iR ent with the MX 8000 Receiver has not been evaluated by UL New alarms are briefly displayed in the 7810iR ent New Alarm window with no a...

Page 15: ...MCO cable assembly P4127 as shown 7 Plug cable assembly P4127 into ADEMCO connector assembly K1153 8 Insert the red wire from the K1153 connector housing into pin 2 of the K1153 connector 9 Insert the green wire from the K1153 connector housing into pin 3 of the K1153 connector 10 Insert the yellow wire from the K1153 connector housing into pin 5 of the K1153 connector 11 Connect one end of the Et...

Page 16: ...10iR ent MX8000 LRR Line Card Wiring using Honeywell Model 7720V2TRs Figure 3b 7810iR ent 685 Automation Mode Wiring using Honeywell Model 7720V2TRs If using a UL Listed regulated 12VDC min 500mA Commercial Fire Alarm power supply follow the method of wiring shown in Figures 3c and 3d below ...

Page 17: ...Section 2 7810iR ent Setup 2 9 Figure 3c 7810iR ent MX8000 LRR Line Card Wiring using a UL1481 Listed Power Supply Figure 3d 7810iR ent 685 Automation Mode Wiring using a UL1481 Listed Power Supply ...

Page 18: ...ually acknowledged The 7810iR ent does not supervise the printer and will not generate any alarm if the printer is out of paper or if the printer is disconnected ULC Must use a ULC listed serial printer suitable for use in Central and Monitoring Stations Such as a PRN 6 or PRN 6F serial printer Serial Printer Configuration Printer should be configured as follows Parity none Serial Data 8 bits Baud...

Page 19: ...alarms Test button Used to send a test alarm in AlarmNet i application This has no function in an enterprise application Recovery Mode Status indicator Enables the operator to see if the recovery mode is ON Flashing green light indicates that recovery mode is ON Time display button Displays the time Note When accessed from Advanced Setup screen it enables an authorized operator to set time date an...

Page 20: ...ption works in the same way the screen saver feature works on a PC use the pull down to select a blanking period The To Home Page After is used to select how long an idle screen will be displayed before automatically going to the Home screen Figure 4 Basic Setup Screen Use the Clean Screen button to briefly disable the touch screen for cleaning Read and follow the instructions for cleaning when th...

Page 21: ...creen Figure 5 Advanced Setup Screen From the Advanced Setup Screen the user can setup account information set network connectivity options perform diagnostics download the latest application code read file system statistics Refer to the Programming and Troubleshooting sections for detailed information on these features to return to the Home Screen ...

Page 22: ...7810iR ent Internet Intranet Alarm Receiver Installation and Setup Guide 3 4 ...

Page 23: ...atures or options must be limited to specific values or not used at all as indicated below Program feature or option Possible settings Settings permitted in UL 864 Account Status Enable Substitute Delete Enable Substitute Delete Remote Access Enable Disable Disable Programming the 7810iR ent for Private LAN NOTE Whenever data is modified and saved the following confirmation screen will appear Acti...

Page 24: ...Action Screen Display 2 Press the Advanced Setup button 3 Enter the Authorized Code using the displayed keypad NOTE The default Authorized Code for the 7810iR ent is 7810 4 After the Authorized Code has been verified press the Central Station button 5 Press the Alarmnet i button ...

Page 25: ...ntered into all 7845i ent s being used in the system Sub ID must be unique for each 7845i ent being used in the system Record these numbers NOTE For AlarmNet i the City ID CS ID and Sub ID are provided by AlarmNet For Private LAN the City ID and CS ID the first two digits must be set to zero The last two digits can be set from 00 FF The Sub ID can be set in the range of 0000 FFFF NOTE For Private ...

Page 26: ...Time Fault Time Minutes and Account Supervision are not used and can be left at the default values UL For UL installations US UL Line Sec Account Supervision must be selected max 200 secs ULC For ULC installations CN UL Line Sec Account Supervision must be selected max 180 secs 9 Select Auto Opt tab 10 Select the mode of operation Automation Format Manual Mode LRR Line Card or 685 Automation Touch...

Page 27: ...Section 4 Programming 4 5 Action Screen Display 11 Registration is not required for a Private System Touch No NOTE Touching Yes will not cause any problems 12 You are returned to this screen ...

Page 28: ...e when programming the 7845i ent s NOTE The Installation Key cannot be changed once at least one account is registered with the 7810iR ent If it is necessary to enter a new Installation Key the 7810iR ent data base must be cleared first Ensure all 7845i ent s being installed have been programmed with AlarmNet i NO and Private LAN Y Ensure all 7845i ent s being installed has been programmed with sa...

Page 29: ... Enter the Authorized Code using the displayed keypad NOTE The default Authorized Code for the 7810iR ent is 7810 4 After the password has been verified press the Central Station button 5 Press the Install 7810iR button 6 Press Installation Key button ...

Page 30: ...at should have been programmed into all 7845i ent s being installed 8 Re enter 10 digit Installation Key for verification If Installation Key entry is verified then 7810iR ent will automatically return you to the previous screen 9 To verify all 7845i ent s were installed correctly return to the AlarmNet Central Station Screen 10 Touch the View Accounts button ...

Page 31: ... total number of subscribers Comm Failed Subs Show the total number of units with a communications failure CF Substitution Subs Shows how many units have been enabled for substitution 13 To force update the Account Status Or To view Account Status NOTE Details about Telnet and FTP services can be found in the Subscriber Network Services section ...

Page 32: ...titute one 7845i ent with a new unit using the same account number Enable allows normal Subscriber operation Subscriber commands are grouped and can be accessed by pressing the Commands button NOTE The Commands page contains subscriber configuration commands in addition to network service software update and test alarm commands Touch Ok to accept any changes Otherwise 15 To sort account numbers Th...

Page 33: ...tion Primary Receiver Configuration Action Screen Display 1 To program primary 7810iR ent touch the AlarmNet button 2 Touch the Advanced Setup button 3 Enter the Authorized Code using the displayed keypad NOTE The default Authorized Code for the 7810iR ent is 7810 ...

Page 34: ...lect role of Other 7810iR as Secondary if backup receiver exist else set as Does Not Exist Enter IP address of backup receiver Listening Port is used in Private LAN mode only This port is programmed into the 7845i ent Under normal circumstances there is no need to change this port Compass Connect Port field is used in Private LAN mode only Change in value of this port must be coordinated with chan...

Page 35: ...To program primary 7810iR ent touch the AlarmNet button 2 Touch the Advanced Setup button 3 Enter the Authorized Code using the displayed keypad NOTE The default Authorized Code for the 7810iR ent is 7810 4 After the Authorized Code has been verified touch the Central Station button ...

Page 36: ...Private LAN mode only Change in value of this port must be coordinated with changes of IP ports of other pieces of software working in Compass connect Select Supervise Subs if you want the secondary Central Station to have the same supervision interval as the primary Central Station If selected the communication module secondary CS IP supervision must be programmed for Full Rate If the 7810iR ent ...

Page 37: ...then 7810iR ent will automatically return you to the previous screen Recovery Mode Private LAN only In the event that the 7810iR ent s hardware has to be replaced the Recovery Mode feature can be used Recovery Mode will force the 7810iR ent to use the Installation Key to recover all 7845i ent accounts Action Screen Display 1 Press the Recovery Mode button 2 Enter the 10 digit Installation Key to r...

Page 38: ... recover all accounts Blinking green indicator in the lower right corner of the Home Screen indicates Recovery Mode is active Touching the Recovery Mode button will turn the green indicator off and Recovery Mode is exited NOTE See the Recovery Mode paragraph in Section 1 for more information Subscriber Database Private LAN Only To delete entire subscriber database use the following procedure NOTE ...

Page 39: ...n Screen Display 2 Touch the Advanced Setup button 3 Enter the Authorized Code using the displayed keypad NOTE The default Authorized Code for the 7810iR ent is 7810 4 Touch the Central Station button 5 Touch the Clear Database button ...

Page 40: ... information is forwarded to the backup receiver and the backup receiver database is updated When a subscriber is deleted from the primary receiver this information is forwarded to the backup receiver to keep the backup receiver subscriber database up to date During all times the primary receiver periodically requests the current state of the backup receiver subscriber database If the backup recei...

Page 41: ...ay 1 To perform the subscriber database synchronization touch the AlarmNet button 2 Touch the Advanced Setup button 3 Use the keypad to enter the Authorized Code The default Authorized Code for 7810iR ent is 7810 4 Touch the Central Station button ...

Page 42: ...on 6 Touch the Synchronize Database button 7 To update the primary receiver subscriber database from the backup receiver To update the backup receiver subscriber database from the primary receiver 8 If Synchronize the Primary CS is selected a confirmation window is displayed Touch OK to continue Touch Cancel to cancel the operation ...

Page 43: ...e subscriber database synchronization is successfully completed NOTE Synchronization is not available from the Secondary Central Station IMPORTANT The secondary 7810iR ent does not keep track of when the last time a subscriber was heard from or the current communications status of subscriber Account status of a subscriber cannot be changed from the secondary 7810iR ent Subscriber network services ...

Page 44: ...ion and Setup Guide 4 22 Network Settings Action Screen Display 1 Touch the AlarmNet button 2 Touch the Advanced Setup button 3 Use the keypad to enter the Authorized Code The default Authorized Code for 7810iR ent is 7810 4 Touch the Network Setup button ...

Page 45: ...up Screen the user will be notified as to the reason for the Reset 6 For Private LAN installations Remote Control feature is not available and RCPP should always be de selected For AlarmNet i installations Remote Control feature is available and RCPP should be enabled for remote control of the 7810iR ent FTP should always be de selected Telnet should always be de selected BlowFish or AES encryptio...

Page 46: ... part of subscriber details screen 7810iR Ent provides user interface to enable disable subscriber network services UL Subscriber network services have not been evaluated by UL ULC For ULC installations subscriber network services like Telnet and FTP shall be disabled Action Screen Display 1 To enable disable subscriber network services from primary 7810iR ent touch the AlarmNet button 2 Touch the...

Page 47: ... Important If subscriber is behind firewall router then firewall router IP address is displayed Subscriber cannot be accessed using FTP or Telnet Subscriber commands are grouped and can be accessed by pressing the Commands button NOTE The Commands page contains subscriber configuration commands in addition to network service software update and test alarm commands Touch Commands to go to the subsc...

Page 48: ...ted FTP is enabled and Telnet is disabled 8 Network services commands are handed to subscriber when next time heard from Subscriber unit may reset to activate the changes A confirmation window is displayed to indicate a command for the subscriber has been queued Important 7810iR ent does not know or display current status of FTP and Telnet services Important Subscriber network services cannot be e...

Page 49: ...ction Screen Display 1 Touch the Software Update URL data entry field The Enter Data screen is displayed Enter the full network path to the software file When the Get Code button is pressed the software download begins IMPORTANT The URL entry field may show a previously entered URL Make sure that correct URL and correct file name are entered and file and path are accessible ...

Page 50: ...window is displayed to indicate a command for the subscriber Test Alarm has been queued NOTE For a secondary 7810iR ent the Test Alarm feature is disabled Subscriber Configuration Commands Action Screen Display The subscriber configuration command allows the user to change the subscriber s Supervision interval Primary central station IP address and port number Secondary central station IP address ...

Page 51: ...n Action Screen Display 1 From the Home Screen navigate to the Central Station Setup Screen Enter authorization code 2 After the Authorized Code has been verified 3 Select Account tab IMPORTANT When the Private LAN Only button is selected or deselected the Unit will automatically reset NOTE On the Start up Screen the user will be notified as to the reason for the Reset ...

Page 52: ...o enter required account information 6 Select Enable Second CS to report this 7810iR ent power on reset and test messages to a second CS Enter the required account information by touching each field Select the Options tab NOTE The Secondary Account backup receiver City ID and CS ID must be identical to the Primary Account primary receiver for the backup receiver to function properly 7 Old Alarm Ti...

Page 53: ...tration Sent OK indicating that registration is in process 3 Upon successful registration of the 7810iR ent the Registration Sent OK status bar changes to display Registered the Registering button changes to display Re Register and the Send Test Alarm button becomes functional Touch the Setup tab NOTE If desired a test alarm may be sent at this time by touching the Send Test Alarm button 4 The sta...

Page 54: ... Enter Authorized Code 2 After the Authorized Code has been verified 3 Touch Auto Opt tab There are three possible configurations for Automation Refer to the appropriate section of this document for a detailed discussion of each configuration 4a In Manual Mode the 7810iR ent functions as a standalone unit RX Line Number and VPN enable can be selected However they will not effect how the unit works...

Page 55: ...button if this feature is required 4c 685 Automation mode is used when the 7810iR ent will communicate directly with automation equipment Touch Automation Baud Rate and RX Line Number to configure these parameters Select the Fail to Manual button if this feature is required UL 685 Automation mode has not been evaluated by UL to return to the Home Screen Any changes made to Automation will automati...

Page 56: ...iR ent reports the alarm to the automation equipment using the virtual line card number The virtual line card number is also displayed on the 7810iR ent For example a 7810iR ent is programmed for 685 Automation Mode as CS ID 0089 and RX Line Number 14 To use VPN AlarmNet assigns CS ID 008A When an alarm message is received for CS 008A the 7810iR ent subtracts the programmed CS number from the rece...

Page 57: ...quired to silence an incoming alarm and manually move it from the New Alarm window to the Alarm History window using the GUI Both the New Alarm window and the Alarm History window are first in first out FIFO buffers that are limited to a total of 49 entries Once 49 messages have been received in the New Alarm buffer the next message received will push the oldest alarm off the list There is no meth...

Page 58: ...eiver Installation and Setup Guide 5 2 Action Screen Display 3 Operator takes appropriate action for Subscriber to move message from New Alarm window to Alarm History window and display the next alarm in the buffer 4 Waiting for next alarm ...

Page 59: ... There is no method to save or archive messages in these buffers If the Fail to Manual option is selected during the 7810iR ent programming the 7810iR ent will allow the operator to select Manual Mode when communication with the line card is lost When communication is restored the 7810iR ent will send up to 49 unreported messages to the line card If the Fail to Manual option is not selected a loss...

Page 60: ... 30 seconds AlarmNet will then route all messages to the secondary CS path AlarmNet I AlarmNet M or 800 PLUS UL The 800 PLUS has not been evaluated by UL Action Screen Display 1 Loss of Line Card communication with Fail to Manual feature selected Operator must manually respond to incoming alarms 2 Loss of Line Card communication with Fail to Manual feature NOT selected All messages from AlarmNet w...

Page 61: ... Fail to Manual has been selected during programming Action Screen Display 1 Deselect the Auto button to enter Manual Mode 2 clears any messages in the New Alarm Buffer up to 49 messages currently in the New Alarm buffer will need to be serviced The pop up window is closed and the Manual Mode screen is displayed Auto box not checked Auto box checked ...

Page 62: ...stem is lost When communication is restored the 7810iR ent will send up to 49 unreported messages to the automation equipment Both the New Alarm window and the Alarm History window are first in first out FIFO buffers that are limited to 49 entries Once 49 messages have been received in the Alarm History buffer the next message received will push the oldest alarm off the list There is no method to ...

Page 63: ...larmNet will then route all messages to the secondary CS path AlarmNet i AlarmNet M or 800 PLUS Action Screen Display 1 Loss of Automation Equipment communication with Fail to Manual feature selected Operator must manually respond to incoming alarms 2 Loss of Automation Equipment communication with Fail to Manual feature NOT selected All messages from AlarmNet will be bounced AlarmNet will route a...

Page 64: ...ure is only available when Fail to Manual has been selected during programming Action Screen Display 1 Deselect the Auto button to enter Manual Mode 2 clears any messages in the New Alarm Buffer up to 49 messages currently in the New Alarm buffer will need to be serviced The pop up window is closed and the Manual Mode screen is displayed Auto box not checked Auto box checked ...

Page 65: ...receiver database is detected to be out of synch then primary receiver updates backup receiver subscriber database Failure Mode Operation If the subscriber 7845i ent loses communication with the primary receiver and the backup receiver exists then all the alarms are forwarded to the backup receiver This mechanism allows uninterrupted delivery of alarms The subscriber 7845i ent keeps trying to re e...

Page 66: ...7810iR ent Internet Intranet Alarm Receiver Installation and Setup Guide 5 10 ...

Page 67: ...gh speed or Contact ID Network Messages indicate specific conditions with the AlarmNet network central station transceivers and or subscribers Network messages are sent in ADEMCO high speed ONLY and may include messages for subscribers 0000 or 0001 ADEMCO Contact ID Format Consists of A 4 digit subscriber ID A qualifier that indicates whether the message is an event or a restoral An event code ind...

Page 68: ...ernet Intranet Alarm Receiver Installation and Setup Guide 6 2 How Contact ID is Displayed on the Printer when using LRR Line Card Mode How Contact ID Messages are sent to Automation Equipment in 685 Automation Mode ...

Page 69: ...ght channels of information indicating zones or other information in each message A ninth status digit indicating the type of report How High Speed is Displayed on the 7810iR ent How High Speed is Displayed on the 685 Receiver How High Speed is Displayed on the Printer when using LRR Line Card ...

Page 70: ...etation NOTES All messages apply to all types of subscriber devices AlarmNet A I M and C except where noted The Key Indicator is a unique character in a specific channel position that can be used to identify a specific type of message The letters cccc are used to represent the customer subscriber ID number 7845i ent or radio account number Where the subscriber account numbers 0000 and 0001 are use...

Page 71: ...signal strength 0 9 or A 00 unused always 00 t pass fail result A acceptable F failure A cccc nng4 rrrr 0 Subscriber Command Failure Dialer reporting nn number of the node reporting 01 to 15 g node group number 0 or 1 4 subscriber trouble message rrrr reason code 0001 Low signal strength 0002 Frequency error 0003 Modulation error 0004 Keyed on subscriber 0005 Repeating alarm suppressed 0006 Redund...

Page 72: ...ice termination alarm M C I cccc 00D0 020C 0 Code download M cccc 00D0 0104 0 Reset command sent A M cccc 00D0 0103 0 Comm inquiry sent A M cccc 00D0 0106 0 Test command sent A M cccc ngD0 rrrr 0 Subscriber Report RF Reporting n number of the node reporting 1 9 A F g node group number 0 or 1 D indicates subscriber trouble rrrr reason code 0001 Low signal strength 0002 Frequency error 0003 Modulati...

Page 73: ...nal strength A Key Indicator 1 in 4th channel cccc nng1 ssfm 0 A type diagnostic dialer nn number of the node reporting 01 to 15 g node group number 0 or 1 1 indicates an A type diagnostic ss signal strength 0 10 f frequency always 0 not used m modulation level always 0 not used A Key Indicator 5 in 4th channel 0000 nng5 cccc 0 Illegal unregistered Subscriber RF delivery nn number of the node repo...

Page 74: ...e Network outage A I M 0000 5555 3555 5 0000 5555 5535 5 0001 5555 5535 5 Master Host Alarm Restore A I M 0000 5555 1555 5 0001 5555 1555 5 Master Host Alarm Reminder Notifies the central station that the redundant receiver has lost connection to the 685 M I 0000 5155 5555 5 0001 5155 5555 5 Check 685 Printer Tells the C S to refer to their printer for messages that might not be reported through t...

Page 75: ...ns Failure Restore A M 0000 5515 5555 6 Central Station Radio Poll Timeout A I 0000 5535 5555 6 Central Station Radio Poll Timeout Restore A I 0000 5551 5555 6 Central Station Power on Reset A M cccc 1555 5555 6 AC Power Loss A M C cccc 3555 5555 6 AC Power Loss Restore A M C cccc 6555 5555 6 AC Power Loss Previously Reported A M C cccc 5155 5555 6 Low Battery Note This message indicates that the ...

Page 76: ... new zone fault 2 opening system disarmed 3 zone restore 4 closing system armed 5 normal zone condition 6 previously report zone fault Example 1234 5515 5555 7 indicates a new alarm on zone 3 1234 5165 5555 7 indicates a new alarm on zone 2 with a previously reported un restored condition still on zone 3 i e The 6 in the third channel indicates that previously zone 3 had gone into alarm was report...

Page 77: ...these message types corresponds to a particular type of event Because there are eight channels it is possible for multiple events to be reported in multiple channels in only one message Example cccc 1553 5155 8 indicates an alarm on zone 1 a restore on zone 4 and a low battery Message Definition Applies to cccc 5555 5555 8 Low Battery Massage 7620 or 7620ULF only cccc zzzz zzzz 8 Low Battery with ...

Page 78: ...EEE GG ZZZ Where CCCC customer subscriber account number Q event qualifier E new event R restore EEE event code GG partition number 00 08 always 00 for non partitioned panels ZZZ zone ID number reporting the alarm 001 099 or user number for open close reports System status messages i e AC Loss Low Battery contain zeros in the ZZZ location SUBSCRIBER ID XXXX EVENT QUALIFIER Event or Restore E or R ...

Page 79: ...imeter 132 Interior Burg Interior 133 24 Hr Burg Aux Burg 24 Hour 134 Entry Exit Burg Entry Exit 135 Day Night Burg Day Night 136 Outdoor Burg Outdoor 137 Tamper Burg Tamper 138 Near Alarm Burg Near Alarm 139 Intrusion Verifier Burg Intrusion Verifier General Alarms 140 General Alarm Alarm General Alarm 141 Polling Loop Open Alarm Polling Loop Open 142 Polling Loop Short Al Alarm Polling Loop Shor...

Page 80: ...em Trouble 301 Ac Loss Trouble Ac Power 302 Low System Batt Trouble Low Battery AC is lost battery is getting low 303 RAM Checksum Bad Trouble Bad RAM Checksum Restore Not Applicable 304 ROM Checksum Bad Trouble Bad ROM Checksum Restore Not Applicable 305 System Reset Trouble System Reset Restore Not Applicable 306 Panel Prog Change Trouble Programming Changed Restore Not Applicable 307 Self Test ...

Page 81: ...lure 351 Telco 1 Fault Trouble Phone Line 1 Comes In As Zone 1 On A V20 Panel 352 Telco 2 Fault Trouble Phone Line 2 353 LR Radio Xmitter Fault Trouble Radio Transmitter 354 Failure To Communicate Trouble Fail to Communicate 355 Loss of Radio Super Trouble Radio Supervision 356 Loss of Central Polling Trouble Central Radio Polling 357 LRR XMTR VSWR Trouble Radio Xmitter VSWR Protection Loop 370 Pr...

Page 82: ...nsor Watch Fail 392 Drift Comp Error Trouble Drift Comp Error Reported by Firelite panels The panel is not able to adjust its thresholds to balance out drift in the normal operating point of a smoke detector 393 Maintenance Alert Trouble Maintenance Alert Open Close 400 Open Close Opening Closing E Open R Close 401 Open Close By User Opening User Closing User 402 Group O C Closing Group User 403 A...

Page 83: ...uccessful Access Restore Not Applicable 414 System Shutdown Remote System Shutdown 415 Dialer Shutdown Remote Dialer Shutdown 416 Successful Upload Remote Successful Upload Restore Not Applicable Access Control 421 Access Denied Access Access Denied User Restore Not Applicable 422 Access Report by User Access Access Gained User Restore Not Applicable 423 Forced Access Panic Forced Access 424 Egres...

Page 84: ... Bypasses 570 Zone Sensor Bypass Bypass Zone Bypass 571 Fire Bypass Bypass Fire Bypass 572 24 Hour Zone Bypass Bypass 24 Hour Bypass 573 Burg Bypass Bypass Burg Bypass 574 Group Bypass Bypass Group Bypass User 575 Swinger Bypass Bypass Swinger Bypass 576 Access Zone Shunt Access ACS Zone Shunt 577 Access Point Bypass Access ACS Point Bypass Test Misc 601 Manual Test Test Manually Triggered Restore...

Page 85: ...e Schedule Changed Restore Not Applicable 631 Exception Sched Change Trouble Esc Sched Changed Restore Not Applicable 632 Access Schedule Change Trouble Access Sched Changed Restore Not Appl Personnel Monitoring 641 Senior Watch Trouble Trouble Senior Watch Trouble This code is also referred to as up and about It means that a person has not moved about their home for a preset period of time 642 La...

Page 86: ...7810iR ent Internet Intranet Alarm Receiver Installation and Setup Guide 6 20 ...

Page 87: ...ation tests is provided that allows verification of correct operation of the 7810iR ent and its connection to the Internet There are a total of five diagnostic tests How to Access the Diagnostics To access diagnostics do the following Action Screen Display 1 From the Home Screen navigate to the Advanced Setup Screen ...

Page 88: ... Diagnostics Select any diagnostic test or calibration procedure from the Diagnostics screen by pressing its associated Test or Calibrate button All or any individual test may be run when you access the Diagnostics Tests screen however each test must be performed one at a time At any time when a test is not being performed you can press the back button icon at the upper right corner of the Diagnos...

Page 89: ...isplayed in the center of the screen with an all red background Within the Confirmation Window the question Is Screen Background Red is displayed 3 When you press the Yes or No button accordingly the Blue Background Pop Up Confirmation Window is displayed in the center of a blank screen with an all blue background as shown below Within the Confirmation Window the question Is Screen Background Blue...

Page 90: ...the contrast test a Pop Up Confirmation Window is displayed in the center of the screen Within the Confirmation Window the question Contrast Changed is displayed 6 When you press the Yes or No button accordingly the Diagnostics screen is displayed with the Display Test results Passed or Failed shown in the test status column NOTE If the response was no the No button is pressed to any question of t...

Page 91: ... follows Action Screen Display Press the Test button associated with the Real time clock test Please Wait is displayed in the test status column on the Diagnostics screen At the conclusion of the test either a green Passed or a red Failed is displayed in the test status column on the Diagnostics screen ...

Page 92: ...ics screen while beeps sound from the speaker At the conclusion of the test a pop up Confirmation Window is displayed in the center of the Diagnostics screen 2 Within the Confirmation Window the question Did you hear Beep is displayed When you press the Yes button a green Passed indication is displayed in the test status column on the Diagnostics screen When you press the No button a red Failed in...

Page 93: ...left to right amber red green green five times At the conclusion of the test a pop up Confirmation Window is displayed in the center of the Diagnostics screen 2 Within the Confirmation Window the question Did you see chasing LED pattern is displayed If you press the Yes button a green Passed indication is displayed in the test status column on the Diagnostics screen If you press the No button a re...

Page 94: ...he Diagnostics Tests screen by pressing the Calibrate button When the Calibrate button is pressed the Touch Screen Calibration screen is displayed 2 Within the Touch Screen Calibration screen you are asked to Press the center of the box in upper left corner Press the center of the square When this square is touched the Touch Screen Calibration screen displays Next press the box in the upper right ...

Page 95: ...ion screen displays Touch target to verify calibration 6 Press the center of the square If touch screen calibration was successful you are returned automatically to the Diagnostics Tests screen If touch screen calibration was not successful Calibration Unsuccessful is displayed momentarily You are then returned automatically to the first Touch Screen Calibration screen NOTE You will progress throu...

Page 96: ...e 7 10 Encryption Algorithm Self Test Action Screen Display Encryption algorithm self test functionality can be found under Advanced Setup Diagnostics Crypt Algorithm Test Pressing the Test button performs a cryptographic algorithm self test for AES and Blowfish algorithms ...

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Page 102: ...se the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help INDUSTRY CANADA IC STATEMENTS This device complies with RSS210 of Industry Canada Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful inter...

Page 103: ...7720V2TRs powered by a UL1481 Listed UPS with audible and visual indications of switchover to secondary power ULC For ULC installations the DC power supply must be a CUL or CSA Listed regulated 12VDC min 500mA Commercial Fire Alarm power supply or two UL Listed Class 2 Honeywell Model 7720V2TR CNs powered by a CUL or CSA Listed Commercial Fire Alarm UPS with audible and visual indications of switc...

Page 104: ...ywell com hsc resources MyWebTech For the latest warranty information please go to http www security honeywell com hsc resources wa 2 Corporate Center Drive Suite 100 P O Box 9040 Melville NY 11747 Copyright 2009 Honeywell International Inc www honeywell com security ÊK9581V8 Š K9581V8 6 09 Rev B ...

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