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6 Commissioning
6.1 General
To be able to put a TAS-Link III alarm transmission device into operation, the following steps have to be taken with
a non-configured device:
1. Install the configuration software from the CD
2. Connect the service PC via USB cable with the TAS-Link III
3. Start the configuration software
4. Request the version state and the type of device via data transfer
terminal
e.g.
“Config Error TLIII-ISDN/IP V8.28 (1)>”
Display:
Config error
TLIII
ISDN/IP
V8.28
Meaning:
No config on device
TAS-Link version
Type of device
Firmware version
5. If necessary, start a software update with the required type of device via data transfer
6. Create a configuration with the help of the configuration tool SysConf
7. Bring in the configuration to the device via data transfer
configuration
8. If necessary, bring in a key to the device
9. Secure the function via the helpdesk incl. a commissioning test (see the following pages)
10. Complete the commissioning
6.2 Commissioning ISDN/PSTN at NGN connections
The fixed network is subject to modifications today and more and more
“real” ISDN resp. analogue connections are
replaced by so called NGN (Next Generation Network) connections. These, also called „ALL-IP“, connections are
characterized by the fact that all communication to the external is based on the internet protocol (IP).
Real analogue resp. ISDN connection were characterized by the fact that in each case an own signal (ana-
logue/ISDN) was put on a circuit either on an own circuit or together with a DSL signal on one circuit. Via a splitter
and, if necessary, a NTBA the signals were separated. At NGN connections the analogue resp. ISDN signal are
dispensed completely. Therefore, the use of a splitter or, if necessary, a NTBA is not necessary any more.
The DSL router (Speedport, FRITZ!Box etc.) provides in almost every case analogue connections (TAE) as well as,
in some cases, an internal S0 (ISDN) connection. Unfortunately, these connections are optimized purely for tele-
phone services and therefore no wholesome analogue resp. ISDN connections in terms of data transmission. For
this reason, it is no longer possible to realise a NSL (Notruf Service Leitstelle) intrusion or a SMS dispatch via the
fixed network with NGN connections (no matter, if analogue or ISDN). An alarming via voice via the TAS-Link still
works nevertheless.
For an undisturbed intrusion on a NSL a
“real”
ISDN/analogue connection is necessary inevitably. Furthermore,
the ISDN connection has to provide CIP 2 service for intrusions and the CIP 18 service for remote accesses (layer
1 > HDLC, layer 2 > X.75, layer 3 > transparent).
Alternativ
ely, it can be avoided to a NSL intrusion via IP (DSL) or radio network (GSM/GPRS…).
