IP COMMUNICATOR IPDACT-UD Technical Reference Document DM385-Iv2 Version 2.0 April, 2007 i
II - IPDACT-UD Description II - 1. General Description The figure displayed below, represents the IPDACT-UD hardware. Figure 4. IPDACT-UD The har
The IPDACT-UD basically consists of three elements: • The Analog Subscriber Line Circuit module (Telephonic module). • The V32 modem module. • T
II - 2. LEDs The IPDACT-UD has three groups of LEDs that provide information on the status of each type. These are displayed in the following figure
• LED C LD4: alarm sending to the VisorALARM. ON: an alarm has been sent to the VisorALARM. OFF: a response has been received to the sent alarm. •
IPDACT-UD - Description II-11 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 • FROM-AP: terminals receiving telephonic connection from the control panel. This must be conne
IPDACT-UD - Description II-12 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 Choc block associated to the inputs INPUT1 and INPUT2 • INPUT1 (Normally Open): terminals asso
Figure 9. LAN Connector and cable. Failure detection in the Ethernet interface is indicated by the analog output activating. II - 6. Console An as
Figure 11. Console connector details The access configuration is 9600 8N1 (8 bits, without parity, 1 stop bit). The environment is a simple one or
IPDACT-UD - Configuration III-15 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 III - Configuration III - 1. Configuration modes The IPDACT-UD can be configured both local
IPDACT-UD - Configuration III-16 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 other TCP/IP configuration parameters such as the network mask and the default router (or gate
TABLE OF CONTENTS I - INTRODUCTION...I-1 I - 1. IPDACT-UD Introdu
IPDACT-UD - Configuration III-17 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 -- Generic IPDACT-UD config -- IP Connectivity a) DHCP client: OFF
IPDACT-UD - Configuration III-18 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 return to the start. If the password is incorrect, the telephonic console will automatically
IPDACT-UD - Configuration III-19 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 Backup VisorALARM IP address 21 8 (3+1) None Interval between keep-alives (seconds) with t
The process for this is as follows: 1) switch off the IPDACT-UD, 2) short circuit the P1 jumper, 3) switch on the device, 4) maintain the P1 short ci
IPDACT-UD - Configuration III-21 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 This permits you to prompt the Teldat VisorALARM for the complete configuration required by th
IPDACT-UD - Configuration III-22 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 SURGAR MLR2D 1 RADIONICS 6500 1 ADEMCO 685 1 The IPDACT-UD permits you to code the LINE-ID
IPDACT-UD - Configuration III-23 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 The register is composed of one field containing up to 16 DTMF digits. By default there is no
IPDACT-UD - Configuration III-24 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 This is the IP address that the backup VisorALARM IP receiver has, which receives both monitor
IPDACT-UD - Configuration III-25 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 This register is composed of one 2-digit field. Admits values between 1 and 15. The field co
IPDACT-UD - Configuration III-26 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 The two output relays in the device (terminals OUT NO) have two complementary states, i.e. whe
III - 4.5. IPDACT-UD Quick Configuration...III-32 III - 4.6. Monitoring...
IPDACT-UD - Configuration III-27 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 The registrar consists of one field with up to 16 DTMF digits. By default, no value is config
IPDACT-UD - Configuration III-28 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 IPDACT-UD access gateway 02 IPDACT-UD account number 11 Main VisorAlarm IP address 12 Backu
IPDACT-UD - Configuration III-29 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 IP Address del IPDACT-UD *01 192# 168# 001# 100# 255# 255# 255# 000# Gateway
IPDACT-UD - Configuration III-30 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 III - 4. Asynchronous Console You have the same access from the telephonic console as from th
IPDACT-UD - Configuration III-31 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 III - 4.3. IPDACT-UD generic configuration Configures data pertaining to the IPDACT-UD which
IPDACT-UD - Configuration III-32 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 -- Transmission parameters -- Supervisory VisorALARM Main
IPDACT-UD - Configuration III-33 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 If the process has successfully completed, an OK will appear on the console. If however there
IPDACT-UD - Configuration III-34 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 Teldat MIP v3 @ 29.4912 MHz (18) S/N: 0563/01000 FF020407 0 v5.0 EU Apr 13 2007
My IP Address: 61.156.44.3 Netmask: 255.255.252.0 Gateway: 61.156.44.1 DHCP information. Remaining lease = 107559 (sec) Renew lease in 53559 (sec)
Figure 13. Access Results IPDACT-UD - Configuration III-36 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0
IPDACT-UD - Introduction I-1 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 I - Introduction I - 1. IPDACT-UD Introduction The IPDACT-UD is a device which, when connected
IPDACT-UD - Appendix IV-37 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 IV - Appendix IV - 1. IPDACT-UD Technical Specifications Power Supply NOMINAL VOLTAGE RANGE 10 V
Public TelephonySwitched NetworkAlarmControl PanelClientAlarm ReceiverSur-Gard/RadionicsAutomation SWIBS/ MAS/ MicroKeyFaxAlarm Receiver Center Figure
Figure 3. Network backup function scenario. I - 1.2. Operation Mode The IPDACT-UD connected to the client control panel carries out two tasks: send
IPDACT-UD - Introduction I-4 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 VisorALARM, to which it will now try and send the alarms, polls, etc. In cases where communication
IPDACT-UD - Introduction I-5 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 access through echo ICMP packets (ping) to a known address: if the echo ICMP packets (ping) toward
IPDACT-UD - Introduction I-6 Doc.DM385-I Rev. 2.0 As regards the SwAut, the Teldat VisorALARM behaves as an alarm receiver that sends alarms receive
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