•  The Integration DLL must have been loaded at the EntraPass Server. If the toolbar doesn’t display the two buttons, see System Parameters Configuration.

•  The third party hardware must be connected on the serial port of the multi-site Gateway or the serial port of a pass-through KT-400 controller.

•  The third party hardware must be powered up.

An intrusion panel integration can be performed through a Global Gateway with or without a KT-NCC controller. The following panels are supported on global gateways:

•  DSC MaxSys, Gateway serial connection

•  DSC MaxSys, KT-400/KT-1 serial connection

•  DSC PowerSeries, Gateway serial connection

•  DSC PowerSeries, KT-400/KT-1 serial connection

•  Honeywell Galaxy, Gateway IP connection (under license)

•  DSC NEO HS2016, HS2032, HS2064 and HS2128 serial connection

The following panels are now supported on KT-NCC gateways:

•  DSC MaxSys, KT-NCC serial connection

•  DSC MaxSys, KT-400/KT-1 serial connection

•  DSC PowerSeries, KT-NCC serial connection

•  DSC PowerSeries, KT-400/KT-1 serial connection

•  DSC NEO HS2016, HS2032, HS2064 and HS2128 serial connection

•  From the Devices toolbar > Integrated Panel: The connection type, the panel model, the communication port, the virtual keypad(s) and the partition(s) are defined.

•  From the Devices toolbar > Integrated Component: The component type (s) are defined.

•  From the Operations toolbar > Integrated Panel: See Manual Operations on Integrated Panels.

The device is configured through its Virtual Keypad.

The partition can be:

•  Arm away

•  Arm stay

•  Arm no entry delay

•  Arm with code

•  Disarm partition

1 - From the Devices toolbar, click the Integrated Panel button.

2 - Click on the New button and assign a name for both languages.

3 - By default, the Gateway is a multi-site Gateway. Select a Panel from the drop-down list.

4 - Select a Connection type.

5 - Select a Panel model.

6 - If the Video feature is enabled, the Video view field appears. If this is the case, select the Video view in which you want the defined component to appear. For details on defining video views, see Video Views Definition.

7 - From the Graphic list, you may select the graphic to which the application is assigned, if applicable. For details on defining graphics, see Graphics Definition.

8 - Click on the Details button to display the Panel Configuration dialog. A different dialog is displayed according to the connection type:

•  If you have previously selected KT-400/KT-1 serial selection (DSC MaxSys or Powerseries) for the connection type, you must now select the controller for pass-through.

•  If you have previously selected KT-400 /KT-1 serial selection (DSC MaxSys or Powerseries) for the connection type, you must now select the Intrusion model.

•  If you have previously selected KT-400/KT-1 or Gateway serial selection (DSC MaxSys or Powerseries) for the connection type, you must now select a Digit count (for the access code), a Master access code and the Default user access code through the three-dots button.

•  If you have previously selected Gateway IP (Honeywell Galaxy) for the connection type, you must now enter the Ethernet IP address and select the three (3) IP ports that are used to communicate with the Galaxy panel. Enter the remote PIN number (the displayed value is the default value from the Galaxy panel).

•  If you have previously selected a Simplex 4100 panel, you must configure the following parameters:

•  Select Import IDNet points to automatically import the panel points defined into the IDNet boards located on the Fire Panel. The information imported is the point addresses consisting in the Slot number, the point value and the subpoint value with the corresponding point label.

•  Select Import panel button points to retrieve the button addresses in order to generate an EntraPass specific named event for the following buttons:

•  System Reset key

•  Alarm Silence key

•  Master Fire alarm Ack key

•  Master Supervisory Ack key

•  Master Trouble Ack key

•  Master Priority2 Ack key

Note...

This option is only used when the panel is created and activated in EntraPass. Note that the uploading time will be much longer during the panel first upload. This is due to the fact that EntraPass scans all panel points to import the button (keys) addresses. This option also retrieves the panel warm or cold restart address information when found in order to be displayed in the EntraPass event window.

•  The Manual command access, when unchecked, is used as a protection against having an operator send manual operation to the panel component such as Acknowledging a Fire or any other type of alarms. It will also prevent sending command through the “Virtual Alarm Panel” or the “Computer Port Protocol Terminal”. Note that the Virtual Alarm Panel can be accessed but only to view the Panel display screen.

Note...

When selecting the Access managed by user, a tab named Intrusion will become available in the Users toolbar > Card.

For the KT-400 version, an additional drop down list is available to select a controller for pass-through.

9 - Select the Panel Component tab.

•  Auto-detection: The partition and zone labels are automatically detected from the panel.

Note...

This feature depends on the type of intrusion panel. The device has to be first created in EntraPass for the DLL to be downloaded into the corresponding gateway or KT-400. Once downloaded, the auto-detection becomes active.

10 - Define the Zone, Partition and User parameters.

•  These parameters have the following maximum values:

11 - If you have previously selected a Simplex 4100 panel, use the Point scroll box to define the number of points EntraPass should monitor and/or control. The default value is set to 0. The panel can also run with no device to monitor.

12 - Select the RS-232 tab.

13 - Select the Communication port COM and the Baud rate from the drop-down lists.

14 - Click Save.