Honeywell AlarmNet 7810iR Installation And Setup Gude

Brand: Honeywell

Model: AlarmNet 7810iR

Type: Installation And Setup Gude

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Table of Contents

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

About AlarmNet-i ................................................................................................................................................................ 1-1

About the 7810iR................................................................................................................................................................. 1-1

7810iR Features ................................................................................................................................................................... 1-1

SECTION 2 7810iR Setup....................................................................................................................................................... 2-1

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

Power Requirements ............................................................................................................................................................ 2-1

Manual Mode....................................................................................................................................................................... 2-1

General Information......................................................................................................................................................... 2-1

Wiring the 7810iR For Manual Mode.............................................................................................................................. 2-1

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

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

Wiring the 7810iR For LRR Line Card Mode ................................................................................................................. 2-3

685 Automation Mode ......................................................................................................................................................... 2-4

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

Wiring 7810iR For 685 Automation Mode...................................................................................................................... 2-4

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

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

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

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

Programming the 7810iR Remote Access Account Information......................................................................................... 4-1

Programming AlarmNet Subscriber Information................................................................................................................. 4-3

Registration.......................................................................................................................................................................... 4-5

Programming Automation Options...................................................................................................................................... 4-6

SECTION 5 Operation............................................................................................................................................................. 5-1

General Information............................................................................................................................................................. 5-1

Manual Mode....................................................................................................................................................................... 5-1

Alarm Sequence in Manual Mode.................................................................................................................................... 5-1

LRR Line Card Mode .......................................................................................................................................................... 5-3

Alarm Sequence in LRR Line Card Mode....................................................................................................................... 5-3

Fail to Manual.................................................................................................................................................................. 5-4

Mode Override Doughnut ................................................................................................................................................ 5-5

685 Automation Mode ......................................................................................................................................................... 5-6

Alarm Sequence in 685 Automation Mode...................................................................................................................... 5-6

Fail to Manual.................................................................................................................................................................. 5-7

Mode Override Doughnut ................................................................................................................................................ 5-8

SECTION 6 Message Formats................................................................................................................................................. 6-1

Message Formats ................................................................................................................................................................. 6-1

ADEMCO Contact ID Format ............................................................................................................................................. 6-1

How Contact ID is Displayed on 7810iR......................................................................................................................... 6-1

How Contact ID is Displayed on the 685 Receiver when using LRR Line Card Mode .................................................. 6-2

How Contact ID is Displayed on the Printer when using LRR Line Card Mode............................................................. 6-2

How Contact ID Messages are sent to Automation Equipment in 685 Automation Mode.............................................. 6-2

ADEMCO High-Speed Format............................................................................................................................................ 6-3

How High-Speed is Displayed on 7810iR ....................................................................................................................... 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..................................................................................................................................... 6-5

Status Channel = 0 (Diagnostic Message) ....................................................................................................................... 6-5

Status Channel = 1 (Notification Message) ..................................................................................................................... 6-8

Status Channel = 5 (Subscriber Trouble / Special Report) .............................................................................................. 6-9

Status Channel = 6 (Status Message).................................................................................................................................10

Status Channel = 7 (Alarm condition) ........................................................................................................................... 6-11

Status Channel = 8 (Alarm with low battery (older 7620 radio only))........................................................................... 6-12

Status Channel = 9 (Installer generated test message) ................................................................................................... 6-12

Contact ID Format ............................................................................................................................................................. 6-13

Event Code Classifications ............................................................................................................................................ 6-13

SECTION 7 Diagnostics and Trobleshooting.......................................................................................................................... 7-1

Diagnostics........................................................................................................................................................................... 7-1

About Diagnostics............................................................................................................................................................ 7-1

How to Access the Diagnostics........................................................................................................................................ 7-1

Performing Diagnostics ....................................................................................................................................................... 7-2

LCD Display Test ............................................................................................................................................................ 7-3

Real Time Clock Test ...................................................................................................................................................... 7-5

Audio Test........................................................................................................................................................................ 7-6

LED Test.......................................................................................................................................................................... 7-7

Keypad Test ..................................................................................................................................................................... 7-8

Touch Screen Calibration................................................................................................................................................. 7-8

SECTION 8 Summary of Connections.................................................................................................................................... 8-1

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SECTION 1

General Information

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In This Section

♦ About AlarmNet-i

♦ About the 7810iR

♦

7810iR Features

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About AlarmNet-i

AlarmNet-i is a fully encrypted secure method of delivering alarm messages from a protected

premise to an AlarmNet-i equipped central station. In a typical system, a 7845i Internet

Communication Module or Internet enabled user interface such as the 8132 Advanced User

Interface, routes status, supervisory, and alarm messages to the AlarmNet Control Center

using a broadband, internet connection. The AlarmNet Control Center identifies, validates

and forwards the messages to the appropriate 7810iR Central Station Receiver. AlarmNet-i

is implemented using TCP Internet protocol and 1024-bit encryption.

About the 7810iR

The 7810iR is the central station end of the AlarmNet-i reporting system. Using a

broadband Ethernet connection, the 7810iR receives Contact ID and ADEMCO high-speed

messages from the protected premises, locally displays them and simultaneously routes the

message to a LRR line card or directly to central station automation equipment.

7810iR Features

• Automatic rollover to backup CS in the event of automation equipment failure.

• Touch screen Graphical User Interface (GUI) for ease of use

• Supports ADEMCO high-speed and ADEMCO Contact ID message formats

• BlowFish 1024-bit message encryption

• Buffers up to 100 messages

• Selectable supervision period

• Securely view and control from desk top via a secure web site remote access feature.

The Remote Access feature has not been evaluated by UL.

• Three automation modes for received messages:

1. Manual Mode: Stand-alone operation, received messages are displayed on the

7810iR screen with an audible alert.

Manual Mode and Fail to Manual Mode cannot be used with UL installations.

2. LRR Line Card Mode: The 7810iR uses a serial interface to send received alarm

messages to an ADEMCO digital alarm receiver through a long-range radio line card.

3. 685 Automation Mode: The 7810iR emulates the 685 digital receiver output

protocol by using a direct serial interface to send incoming alarm messages to

automation equipment.

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SECTION 2

7810iR Setup

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In This Section

♦ Mounting the 7810iR

♦ Power Requirements

♦ Manual Mode

♦ LRR Line Card Mode

♦ 685 Automation Mode

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Mounting the 7810iR

The 7810iR must be mounted indoors. To mount the 7810iR, complete the following steps:

1. Detach the case back by pushing up into the two tabs located at the bottom of the 7810iR

with the blade of a screwdriver while pulling the case back and case front apart.

2. Locate the case back over the mounting surface such that the opening in the case back is

aligned with the wire/cable access opening (in the mounting surface) while passing the

wires/cable through the opening in the case back.

3. Secure the case back to the mounting surface using four screws (supplied).

Power Requirements

The 7810iR requires a 12.5 V DC, 300mA line input.

For UL installations, the DC power supply must be powered by a Listed uninterruptible power

supply (UPS) with audible and visual indications of switchover to secondary power.

Manual Mode

General Information

As the name implies, Manual Mode is a standalone method of receiving Contact ID or

ADEMCO high-speed messages from a protected premise. Incoming messages are displayed

in the New Alarm Window of the 7810iR. An operator is required to silence an incoming

alarm and manually move it from the New Alarm window to the Alarm History window

using the appropriate touch keys on the GUI.

Manual Mode and Fail to Manual Mode cannot be used with UL installations.

A programmable feature allows Manual Mode to be the 7810iR failure mode. When selected

during programming, Fail to Manual allows the 7810iR to automatically revert to Manual

Mode if the automation equipment or LRR line card fails. Refer to Section 6 for a detailed

description of the Fail to Manual feature.

Wiring the 7810iR For Manual Mode

1. Connect the 12V AUX terminal (pin 1) of the 7810iR to the DC (+) terminal of power

supply 7720V2TR.

2. Connect a jumper between 12V AUX terminal (pin 1) and 12V IN (pin 2, RED).

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3. Connect the GND terminal (pin 3, BLK) of the 7810iR to DC (-) of power supply

7720V2TR.

4. Connect one end of the Ethernet cable (Category 5) to the 7810iR’s RJ45 Ethernet

connector and the other end to an Ethernet router.

Use a Listed cable/DSL router suited for the application.

5. Attach the case front of the 7810iR to the case back. Attach the top of the 7810iR 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, refer to the Navigation and Basic Features Section.

To complete the installation, refer to the Programming Section.

CAT 5

CABLE

ADEMCO

7720V2TR

12.5V

300 mA

(-) (+)

WARNING

HIGH

VOLTAGE

12V IN

GND

DATA I N

NO CONNECT

DATA OUT

12V AUX

ROUTER

7810iR-003-V1

Figure 1. 7810iR Manual Mode Wiring Diagram

UL For UL installations, the Listed Class 2 7720V2TR must be powered by a Listed uninterruptible

power supply (UPS) with audible and visual indications of switchover to secondary power.

C-UL For C-UL installations, a Listed Class 2 7720V2TR-CN must be used.

LRR Line Card Mode

General Information

When configured for LRR Line Card Mode, subscriber alarm messages received on the

10BaseT connection are passed to either a 685-5 line card that is installed in a 685 Digital

Alarm Receiver or a LRR Line Card installed in an MX-8000 receiver.

New alarms are briefly displayed in the 7810iR New Alarm window with no audible alert.

When the line card receives and acknowledges the alarm message, the 7810iR automatically

moves the current message into the Alarm History window. The next alarm in the New

Alarm buffer will be displayed in the New Alarm window.

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Wiring the 7810iR For LRR Line Card Mode

Make the following connections using the cable assembly and connector provided (see

Figure 2 below when making connections):

1. Cut all lugs from ADEMCO cable assembly P4127.

2. Connect the 12V AUX terminal (pin 1) of the 7810iR to the DC (+) terminal of power

supply 7720V2TR. Connect a jumper between 12V AUX terminal (pin 1) and 12V IN

(pin 2, RED).

3. Connect the GND terminal (pin 3 of the 7810iR to DC (-) terminal of power supply

7720V2TR and the yellow lead of cable assembly P4127.

4. Connect the Data Out (pin 4) terminal of the 7810iR to the green lead of cable

assembly P4127.

5. Connect the Data In (pin 5) terminal of the 7810iR to red lead of cable assembly P4127.

6. Plug the P4127 cable into the male DB25 connector as shown in the figure below.

7. Insert the green wire from the DB25 connector housing into pin 2 of the DB25

connector.

8. Insert the red wire from the DB25 connector housing into pin 3 of the DB25 connector.

9. Insert the yellow wire from the DB25 connector housing to pin 7 of the DB25 connector.

10. Connect one end of the Ethernet cable (Category 5) to the 7810iR’s RJ45 Ethernet

connector and the other end to an Ethernet router.

Use a Listed cable/DSL router suited for the application.

11. Attach the case front of the 7810iR to the case back. Attach the top of the 7810iR 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, refer to the Navigation and Basic Features Section.

To complete the installation, refer to the Programming Section.

GRN

RED

CAT 5

CABLE

ADEMCO

CABLE ASSY

P4127

ADEMCO

7720V2TR

12.5V

300 mA

(-) (+)

WARNING

HIGH

VOLTAGE

12V IN

GND

DATA IN

NO CONNECT

DATA OUT

12V AUX

RED

YELLOW

GREEN

ROUTER

ADEMCO

K0844

DB25M

25 14

YEL

7810iR-001-V1

Figure 2. 7810iR 685-5 Line Card Mode Wiring

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For UL installations, the Listed Class 2 7720V2TR must be powered by a Listed uninterruptible

power supply (UPS) with audible and visual indications of switchover to secondary power.

C-UL

For C-UL installations, a Listed Class 2 7720V2TR-CN must be used.

685 Automation Mode

General Information

When configured for 685 Automation Mode, subscriber alarm messages received on the

10BaseT connection are routed directly to Automation equipment. Using an RS232 serial

interface, the 7810iR communicates with Automation equipment in the same way a 685 or

MX-8000 Digital Alarm Receiver does.

New alarms are briefly displayed in the 7810iR New Alarm window with no audible alert.

When the Automation equipment receives and acknowledges the alarm message, the 7810iR

automatically moves the current message into the Alarm History window. The next alarm in

the New Alarm buffer will be displayed in the New Alarm window.

Wiring 7810iR for 685 Automation Mode

Make the following connections using the included header:

1. Cut all lugs from ADEMCO cable assembly P4127 provided.

2. Connect the 12V AUX terminal (pin 1) of 7810iR to the DC(+) terminal of power supply

7720V2TR. Connect a jumper between 12V AUX terminal (pin 1) and 12V IN (pin 2,

RED).

3. Connect the GND terminal (pin 3) of the 7810iR to DC(-) of power supply 7720V2TR and

to the yellow lead of ADEMCO cable assembly P4127 as shown in the figure below.

4. Connect the Data Out (pin 4) terminal of the 7810iR to the green lead of ADEMCO cable

assembly P4127 as shown in the figure below.

5. Connect the Data In (pin 5) terminal of the 7810iR to the red lead of ADEMCO cable

assembly p4127 as shown in the figure below.

6. Plug cable assembly P4127 into ADEMCO connector assembly K1153.

7. Insert the red wire from the K1153 connector housing into pin 2 of the K1153 connector.

8. Insert the green wire from the K1153 connector housing into pin 3 of the K1153

connector.

9. Insert the yellow wire from the K1153 connector housing into pin 5 of the K1153

connector.

10. Connect one end of the Ethernet cable (Category 5) to 7810iR’s RJ45 Ethernet connector

and the other end to a cable/DSL router.

Use a Listed cable/DSL router suited for the application.

11. Attach the case front of the 7810iR to the case back. Attach the top of the 7810iR first,

and then press the bottom section inward until it snaps into place securely.

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YEL

GRN

2RED

CAT 5

CABLE

ADEMCO

CABLE ASSY

P4127

ADEMCO

7720V2TR

12.5V

300 mA

(-) (+)

WARNING

HIGH

VOLTAGE

12V IN

GND

DATA IN

NO CONNECT

DATA OUT

12V AUX

RED

YELLOW

GREEN

ROUTER

ADEMCO

K1153

7810iR-002-V1

Figure 3. 7810iR 685 Automation Mode or MX8000 LRR Line Card Wiring

For UL installations, the Listed Class 2 7720V2TR must be powered by a Listed uninterruptible

power supply (UPS) with audible and visual indications of switchover to secondary power.

C-UL

For C-UL installations, a Listed Class 2 7720V2TR-CN must be used.

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SECTION 3

Navigation and Basic Feature Tour

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In This Section

♦

Home Screen

♦

Navigation

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Home Screen

The 7810iR uses a Graphical User Interface (GUI). The user programs and controls the unit

by pressing the required touch screen buttons.

The 7810iR home screen is shown below. New incoming alarms are displayed using Contact

ID or ADEMCO high-speed format in the New Alarm Window. When a new alarm is

received it will be displayed in the New Alarm Window until the alarm is transmitted to the

line card or automation equipment. When the alarm message is transmitted, it is moved

from the New Window to the Alarm History Window.

When being used in Manual Mode, the operator must press the Silence Alert Button and

Display Next Button to move the message into the History Window.

Alarm Histor

Window

New Alarm Window

Displa

Button

Setup Button

Mode Override Dou

hnut

Local Silence Button

Test Button

Status Displa

Set Time Button

The AlarmNet Setup Button is used to access all the 7810iR programmable features.

The Status Displays from left to right are used to indicate network status, operating mode

and overall system status respectively.

The Mode Override Doughnut allows the operator to quickly select manual mode while in

either Line Card or Automation Mode if Fail to Manual Mode is selected.

The Time Button is used to manually set the 7810iR time zone. Normally, the 7810iR time

is synchronized to the AlarmNet network so the user need only set the local time zone.

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Navigation

From the Home Screen, press the Setup Button:

When navigating from any 7810iR screen:

the

button returns the user to the Home screen,

the

button returns the user to the previous screen.

The Contrast control allows the user to adjust the display contrast.

The Volume control is used to adjust the volume of the local alert and button push tones.

The Blank Display After option works in the same way the screen saver feature works on a

PC, use the pull-down to select a blanking period.

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 this function is selected.

In the lower left corner of the display, one of the following icons will appear:

Indicates the 7810iR is currently being accessed remotely.

Indicates the 7810iR is enabled for remote access but is not currently under remote

control. To disable remote access, press this button.

Indicates remote access is disabled. To enable remote access, press this button.

From the Basic Setup screen,

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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.

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SECTION 4

Programming

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In This Section

♦

Programming the 7810iR Remote Access Account

Information

♦

Programming AlarmNet Subscriber Information

♦

Registration

♦

Programming Automation Options

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Programming the 7810iR Remote Access Account Information

Remote Access Setup is only required if you want to view the 7810iR’s messages remotely

from a PC over a secure web site. Programming the 7810iR for Remote Access must be

accomplished using the Symphony website. Access your account from,

https://symphony.alarmnet.com/

NOTE: When ever data is modified and saved the following confirmation screen will appear.

Action Screen Display

1. From the Home Screen, navigate to the

Central Station Setup Screen:

Enter authorization code.

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Action Screen Display

2. After the password has been verified,

3. The Master Account number must be

entered if it is to be used as the AlarmNet

account number. Press the Account button.

The Set Account# pop-up window is

displayed.

NOTE: The account information is supplied

by AlarmNet.

The Remote Access feature

has not been evaluated by

UL.

4. Edit the

Master Central Station ID

field

by touching it. The data entry keypad is

displayed.

5. Enter the

Master Central Station ID

using the data entry keypad.

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Action Screen Display

6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 for the remaining

fields and press the Ok button when

complete.

Proceed to

Programming AlarmNet

Subscriber Information

paragraph to

complete programming and registration.

Programming AlarmNet Subscriber Information

Action Screen Display

1. From the Home Screen, navigate to the

Central Station Setup Screen:

Enter authorization code.

2. After the password has been verified,

3. Select

Account

tab.

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Action Screen Display

4. Check

Use Master Account #

doughnut

only if the Master Account number is to be

used as the AlarmNet account. Otherwise,

touch each data field and enter the required

account information.

NOTE: If the

Master Account#

doughnut

is checked, the

Primary Account

information is automatically filled in with the

Master Account Number information. This

information is displayed in gray and cannot

be edited as long as the

Master Account #

doughnut is checked.

5. Use the data entry keypad to enter

required account information.

6. Check

Enable Second CS

to report this

7810iR power-on reset and test messages

to a second CS. Enter the required account

information by touching each field.

Select

Options

tab.

Old Alarm Time

on 7810iR is only

applicable for power-on reset messages

and test messages.

Fault Time Minutes

not supported by the

7810iR.

Account Supervision s

ets the AlarmNet

supervision period.

For UL installations, US UL

Line Sec Account

Supervision must be

selected.

C-UL For C-UL installations, CN

UL Line Sec Account

Supervision must be

selected.

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