Micro Seven Inc. IP Alarm Panel model IP104
transmits IP alarm messages and emails via Internet with telephone line
interface for transmitting Contact-ID message. Alarm inputs include both loop
inputs and microphone input.
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The IP104 is shown in the above picture
with Ethernet connector, telephone connector, power connector, loop inputs on
screw terminals, microphone, arming/disarming switches, loop status and audio
speaker.
FEATURES
-IP
alarm message (non-proprietary or proprietary) transmission to IP server for
SEI DC-09 standard or proprietary Micro Seven standard
-telephone line (FXO) interface for dialing and transmitting standard
Contact-ID messages
-Email
transmission to multiple email addresses from IP104 without PC involvement
-IP
message transmission to two IP servers simultaneously
-regular
loop inputs
-microphone
input to detect excess-sound for alarm condition
-sending
test report to IP receiver or telephone alarm receiver
-local
or remote access to IP104 for arming/disarming, all programming changes, loop
status, event reported conditions, and start test sequences.
-free
proprietary DC09 IP server software included
The above diagram shows an interruption of
either loop input 1 or loop input 2 is reported to an IP server or ER15, to
your email receiving box, and to an alarm central station or LS15E/LS15F. Microphone
input may replace loop input 2 for detecting excessive audio level.
Introduction
Micro Seven, Inc. model IP104 contains
Ethernet or Wi-Fi interface and telephone line interface to send ANSI/SIA DC-09 formatted digital alarm
messages to digital alarm receiver servers and Contact-ID messages via
telephone line to alarm receiver. IP104 also sends email to any email addresses
via your SMTP server. Setting up server IP addresses, port addresses, receiver
numbers, loop input, microphone function, central station’s telephone number
and other parameters are programmable via network. Excessive audio input may
result in listen-in sequence via telephone line to alarm receiver or Micro
Seven model LS15E/LS15F. Status of IP104 may be monitored by using provided
Windows control software or programming of IP104 may also be accomplished.
Two pictures above show Programming of IP parameters
including server IP address, server port number, types of IP messages, DDNS
parameters for DNS updating, email parameters including to address, from
address, name of email server, password, time zone information, email formats
are provided by browser-based software. Alarm loops, sound input, alarm restore
period, alarm set-up delay, entry pre-alarm period, sound detecting level,
siren period, siren modulation frequency, types of alarm messages for loops.
Communication priority
between telephone-line and IP communication:
When the menu in the software, “starting
IP message then Contact-ID message” is selected, IP alarm message and email
messages are sent first, then Contact-ID message is transmitted over telephone
line. Otherwise, Contact-ID message is sent over telephone line first then IP
message and email messages are sent over Internet later.
Voice-call reporting:
Excessive voice triggered alarm condition originates
one-way voice communication between IP104 and telephone set.
Secured communication
Event reporting at IP104 is transmitted to one or
two alarm receiver/server CSR as TCP-Server.
TCP Packets transmitted by IP104:
(CRC codes) “ADM-CID”) (event sequence number)(receiver number)(account pref.)(account
number)(alarm events, zone, partition)(MAC address)(time stamp)<CR>
Time stamp data from remote SNTP server is
translated to UTC(UK time).
Transmission priority between IP and telephone
reporting is selected by control software.
Standards:
ANSI/SIA DC-09
DC-05 digital communication standard(contact-ID)
Email transmission:
Emails with the following sample texts are sent to
multiple email addresses directly from IP104 without any PC involvement.
Hello,
Your Alarm System has Alarms
Pacific DST :08:22:46,09-06-2013
Message Sequence Number: 12376
Alarm Message: 1234181100123454
Account Number: 1234
MAC address: 0004A32ED6B1
Event Code: 100 Medical Alarm
Zone: 345
Partition Number: 12
Event Qualifier: New Event or Opening
This is an automated E-mail, Do not reply.
Programming of email parameters using our provided
software includes “to address”, “from address”, your SMTP server name, user
name, password, and subject field. Please use your non-SSL SMTP server. Each
email may be repeated twice.
Send test messages:
There are the following three different methods for
sending test messages:
1. Automatically
send test messages periodically to IP servers for repetition rates, which is
set for a number of seconds by the programming software IPPROG2.EXES. Typical
repetition rate may be for sending IP test messages to IP servers.
2. Manually send
IP messages to IP servers, send emails to multiple email addresses, and send
standard Contact-ID message with event code of 601 after dialing central
station’s telephone number. In case of no central station, it can dial your
voice telephone number and creates listen-in setup with on-board microphone.
Voice channel from you to IP104 may be switched on after push “2” on your
telephone set, and you can switch back the listen-in from IP104 after push “1”
on your telephone set.
3. Identical
test sequences for IP servers, email addresses and telephone line features may
be started automatically by starting test sequences on the hour for each two
hours like 08:00, 10:00-----, 16:00, 18:00, etc. Sending test messages to email
addresses using your SMTP server also check your SMTP server and email
receiving capabilities.
History files
History file in non-volatile memory of IP104 with
all transmitted contact-ID messages with time stamp is obtained by locally or
from remote location.
Its format is (contact-ID message) plus (time of day
in UTC/GMT).
IP server software:
Free proprietary DC09 software is included.
Programming software (ipprog2.exe) for IP parameters
Programming of alarm sequence number, receiver
number, account prefix, programming data, server IP addresses, IP port numbers,
selections of adding MAC address and time stamp, Programming data field, email,
multi-line port(not shown) and other features is
available. Partial screen shot of the programming software is shown below:
Control software (ipprog2.exe)
The provided software also allows remote
arming/disarming of two loops or one loop and voice detector instead of using
switched on IP104, and
monitoring loop status, displaying microphone voice trigger
setting, alarmed condition. By using Dyndns updating
inside IP104, dynamic name resolution is implemented for IP104. Then host names
from Dyndns may be entered for IP104 instead of
dynamic or static IP address.
Weight: 1 lbs
Size: 5”x6”x2.5”
Built-in microphone and speaker: Microphone is used as a sound detector and also as talking path for
listen-in for telephone circuit. Speaker is used for siren and warning sound
and voice communication for listen-in over telephone circuit.
History file created by IP104
Maximum sixty alarm messages with
time stamps are saved in EEROM inside IP104. History files may be uploaded to a
PC file. Sample history files are shown below with Contact-ID alarm message
with time stamp data that includes hour, minutes, seconds, month, day, and
year.
Time
Stamp data in history file
IP104 is connected to SNTP server
to obtain the UTC(GMT), UK time. If there is no Internet available for
real-time stamp data, estimated time stamp is available.
Options:
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