Chiron Technology IRIS 8xx Series Podręcznik Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 11)

4 Installation – Alarm Transmission and Polling over IP

4.1 Preparation Prior to Installation

1. Check that the ARC to which connection is to be made supports Chiron’s IRIS

Alarm over IP system.

2. The IP address of the Polling Engine/Receiver at the ARC is required – this

will be a twelve digit number. Note – IP addresses are often provided as four

numbers separated by the “.” character, e.g. 192.168.3.34. This will need to

be converted to a twelve digit equivalent by adding leading zeroes to each

number to make them up to three digits each, and then removing the “.”s. The

address above becomes 192168003034.

3. The account (“chip”) number is loaded into the alarm dialler – this is the same

as required for any standard dialler installation.

4. The IRIS Dialler should be set to factory defaults. If it is believed that the

Dialler has been used before on another site and retains that configuration, it

should be set to defaults. The way to do this is describer in the Local

Configuration sections of the User Guide.

5. The IRIS Dialler has an Ethernet interface for IP network connection that uses

Automatic IP addressing (sometimes referred to as DHCP). If Fixed IP

addressing is required this can be set up on the IRIS Dialler as described in

the Local Configuration sections of this User Guide.

4.2 Physical Installation

1. It is recommended that the IRIS Dialler is located within the same enclosure

as the alarm dialler so that it can be powered from the battery backed power

supply, protected by the tamper switch and wired directly to the alarm dialler

without any external cabling.

2. Make allowances for the external wiring which will be required, i.e. IP network

connection via the Ethernet cable. Make sure external cable runs are

protected from tampering.

3. If the PCB version of the IRIS Dialler has been selected, use the Velcro fixing

strips to mount the Dialler where required.

4. Connect the 2-wire analogue line interface on the alarm dialler to the DIAL

input connector on the Dialler using the cable provided (Grey). This cable is

terminated at both ends with an RJ11 plug and if the dialler has a connector

block rather than an RJ11 socket, the cable can be cut and stripped. The two

centre cores should be used and the polarity of the connection is not

important.

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