3. Checklist
a.
Cables:
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Standard Ethernet network cable, category 5.
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AC power supply cable.
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RS-232 serial cable for configuration (DB9 male – DB9 female).
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RS-232 serial cable for transmission of alarms to the server (DB9 male – DB9 female).
b.
Receiver Data:
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Type of receiver to emulate (Surgard, Radionics 6500 or Ademco 685).
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Line and receiver identifier.
c.
IP Information:
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Default address, subnet mask and gateway.
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UDP port for alarm reception.
d.
RS-232 communication parameters: speed, data bits, parity bits and stop bit.
4. Physical Connections
1.
Connect one end of the Ethernet network cable to the connector labeled LAN and the other end to
a switch or a hub in your network.
2.
Connect the female end of the configuration RS-232 cable to the PC serial port and the male end
to the connector labeled AUX on the rear panel of the Vis.
3.
Connect the DB25 end of the data RS.232 cable to the
AUT
connector and the other end to the
computer with the automation software.
4.
If you have a printer connect the DB25 end of the printer RS232 cable to the PRN connector and
the other end to the serial printer.
5.
Connect the female end of the power supply cable to the power connector of the device and the
male end to a grounded socket.
5. Configuration
Switch on the device. In the PC terminal emulator, you will see some information on device start-up.
Wait until information similar to that shown below is displayed:
Teldat (c)2001-2004
Router model VISORALARM-PLUS EU 6 119 CPU MPC8260 S/N: 472/01349
2 LAN, 4 WAN Lines
CIT software version: 10.6.33 Feb 26 2007 14:18:00
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At this point the device is ready to be configured. The commands required for configuration are
described below and grouped by functionality.