AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide

AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide P/N 1070740 (EN) REV C ISS 09JUL13

Copyright Trademarks and patents Manufacturer FCC compliance Certification 2013 UTC Fire & Security Americas Corporation, Inc. All rights reserved. Interlogix, the AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface name and logo are trademarks of UTC Fire & Security. Other trade names used in this document may be trademarks or registered trademarks of the manufacturers or vendors of the respective products. UTC Fire & Security Americas Corporation, Inc. 1275 Red Fox Rd., Arden Hills, MN 55112-6943, USA Authorized EU manufacturing representative: UTC Fire & Security B.V. Kelvinstraat 7, 6003 DH Weert, Netherlands This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. EN 50136 Tested against and compliant with: EN 50136-1-1, EN 50136-2-1 European Union directives Contact information Customer support Performance criteria: ATS5 (D3, M3, T4, S2, I3) The ATS1809 works in pass-through operation. The acknowledgement signal as received by the Universal Interface from the OH Network Receiver is forwarded to the panel within requirements of the ATS class specified above. Tested and certified by Telefication B.V. 1999/5/EC (R&TTE directive): Hereby, UTC Fire & Security declares that this device is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC. 2002/96/EC (WEEE directive): Products marked with this symbol cannot be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste in the European Union. For proper recycling, return this product to your local supplier upon the purchase of equivalent new equipment, or dispose of it at designated collection points. For more information see: www.recyclethis.info. www.utcfireandsecurity.com or www.interlogix.com www.utcfssecurityproducts.eu

Content Introduction 1 Main features 2 Web interface 3 Installer and cabling requirements 3 Products overview 3 Installation 5 Overview 5 Setting up the control panel 5 Setting up the installation computer 5 Installing the Universal Interface 6 Programming 9 Logging in 10 User name and password 10 Network settings 10 Control panel options 12 Firewall rules 13 Email/TFTP parameters 14 Network Receiver parameters 15 Message format 16 Finishing the installation 17 Reference section 18 Additional programming 18 RAS keystrokes to program the computer address 19 RAS keystrokes to program the security password 19 RAS keystrokes to program central station parameters 19 Using the default jumper 20 LED indication 21 Universal Interface utilities 21 Sample network diagram 22 Specifications 24 Software 24 Network primitive frame size (bytes) 24 Hardware 24 Installation worksheet 25 AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide i

Introduction The Universal Interface acts as a gateway between the alarm panel and the outside world. It includes an embedded web server to enable the installation technician to program all the necessary configuration options of the Universal Interface by means of a web browser on a computer. The Universal Interface enables the control panel to communicate with security management systems via Internet protocol (IP). Figure 1: Typical system layout for IP communication (1) IP aaa.aaa.aaa.aaa (2) (3) (4) (5) IP bbb.bbb.bbb.bbb (6) (7) IP ccc.ccc.ccc.ccc (8) IP eee.eee.eee.eee (9) IP ddd.ddd.ddd.ddd (1) OH Network Receiver, IP aaa.aaa.aaa.aaa (2) OH Network Receiver, IP bbb.bbb.bbb.bbb (3) Control Panel (4) Universal Interface (5) LAN or WAN (6) Computer and Printer Interface (7) OH Network Receiver, IP ccc.ccc.ccc.ccc (8) PC with web-browser, IP eee.eee.eee.eee (used to program the Universal Interface during installation) (9) Management or Configuration Software, IP ddd.ddd.ddd.ddd Note: IP numbers would normally be in the range 0 to 255. AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide 1

+ 1 2 V G N D E A R T H C T S RT S R X I N T X O U T G N D Tx1 Rx1 Figure 2: General layout of Universal Interface (1) (2) (3) CON1 DEF CON10 CON11 RST CON3 CON4 GND-LNK (1) Default (2) Do not use (3) Reset (4) Ground link (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (5) 12 VDC (6) RS232 (7) Panel communication LEDs (8) RJ45 Note: The ground jumper (GDN-LNK) is used only if GND is set to Earth on the control panel. Main features Main features of the Universal Interface: May be mounted in the control panel enclosure. Acts as a gateway between the control panel and multiple management systems or Configuration applications including management software, and the OH Network Receiver. Transmits Contact ID (CID Large) and Security Industry Association (SIA) data via Internet protocol (IP) connection. Communicates with management systems or configuration software across the WAN or LAN. Uses negligible network bandwidth. Supports encrypted communications. Supports TCP/IP and UDP/IP protocols. Initial programming by web interface on installer s PC. Firewall can be easily set up for ports to allow or deny IP protocols. Notes The control panel must be fitted with the Computer & Printer Interface. The IP interface module supports both 10 Mb/s and 100 Mb/s Ethernet connections. 2 AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide

Web interface The Universal Interface has a built-in web server that is used to program, check status, update the firmware, and restart the Universal Interface. The installation technician initially opens the programming web pages at the Universal Interface s default IP address (http://192.168.0.100) using a web browser on an installation computer. In order to do so: The installation computer must be temporarily assigned an IP address within the 192.168.0.0 subnet, which permits the installation computer access to the address http://192.168.0.100. It is recommended to connect the Ethernet ports of the installation computer and the Universal Interface by means of a UTP cross over lead (it is possible that the client s network will not permit communication within the 192.168.0.0 subnet). A new IP address is assigned to the Universal Interface by the client s network administrator. When the Universal Interface is restarted or reset (and the default jumper is not fitted) the assigned IP address takes effect and is used for any subsequent programming. Installer and cabling requirements Only qualified and trained installation technicians with knowledge of network settings, an understanding of Internet protocols, and OH Network Receiver may install and program the Universal Interface. It is required to use an FTP network cable and to put the ferrite on the network cable. Attach the ferrite to the housing (for example, using a tie wrap). Products overview Table 1: Compatible products Universal interface Control panel ATS1809 AL-1809 ATS2/3/4000 AL-3017/4017 Management software Alliance 8300 Alliance Enterprise Configuration software Computer/Printer interface Titan Alliance Professional ATS1801 AL-1801 AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide 3

+ 1 2 V G N D E A R T H C T S R T S R X I N T X O U T G N D Figure 3: Simplified wiring diagram for Universal Interface to the control panel (1) (2) CON4 (3) (4) (5) (1) Universal IP Interface (2) To control panel (3) Battery (4) LAN/WAN (5) Computer and Printer Interface Table 2: Connection Universal IP Interface Connections Computer / Printer Interface Control Panel GND --------------------------------- GND TX OUT --------------------------------- RX RX IN --------------------------------- TX RTS --------------------------------- CTS CTS --------------------------------- RTS EARTH GND ------------------------------------------------------ 0 V Battery +12V ------------------------------------------------------ +12 V Battery 4 AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide

Installation Overview In order for you to install and program a Universal Interface, you must first: Use an LCD RAS on the control panel s LAN to obtain (or program) the panel s computer address and security password, and to program central station reporting (if required). See Setting up the control panel below. Set up the installation computer on which you will use a web browser to program the Universal Interface s configuration options. See Setting up the installation computer below. Obtain a number of details about the installation from various sources. These details are listed on a blank installation worksheet on page 25 that you can copy for reuse. The overall process of installing a Universal Interface consists of the following tasks. Setting up the control panel described below Setting up the installation computer described below Installing the Universal Interface described on page 6 Programming described on page 9 Finishing the installation described on page 17 Setting up the control panel The following control panel options must be programmed via Menu, 19, 29: Computer address Security password Central Station parameters Refer to pages 13 and 19 for details. Setting up the installation computer The Universal Interface is programmed using a web browser to display the web pages generated by the Universal Interface s embedded web server at either the default IP address or the assigned IP address (provided by the local network administrator). In either case, you must configure the web browser to directly display the Universal Interface s web pages without using the network proxy server. Note: Seek advice from the client s IT staff before you start. The following example is for Internet Explorer 5. Use the correct procedure for your particular web browser. AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide 5

To configure the proxy: 1. Start the web browser (Internet Explorer). 2. In Internet Explorer, select Tools > Internet Options > Connections > LAN Settings > Advanced. 3. In the Exceptions window, type the default static IP address of the Universal Interface, followed by a semi-colon, followed by the assigned static IP address (provided by the local network administrator). For example, type 192.168.0.100;10.203.0.15 (where 10.203.0.15 is the IP address for the Universal Interface, as provided by the local network administrator), and click OK (see Figure 4 below). Figure 4: Example of proxy settings for bypassing specific addresses Installing the Universal Interface As described in Web interface on page 3, the Universal Interface s assigned static address parameters may be programmed (see page 10). To install the hardware: 1. Power down the control panel (or other 12 VDC power source) that will be used to power the Universal Interface. 2. If not already done so, install a Computer and Printer Interface (not supplied) on the control panel, following the instructions contained in the Computer and Printer Interface Installation Guide. The Computer and Printer Interface 6 AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide

provides an RS232 connection between the control panel and the Universal Interface. 3. Mount the Universal Interface in the control panel enclosure. Use a fixed pillar if possible, otherwise connect the lug to earth. Note: The distance from the control panel to the Universal Interface must not exceed 1 meter. 4. Connect the Computer & Printer Interface Computer port to the Universal Interface, using the supplied plug-on screw terminals. See the simplified wiring diagram in Figure 3 on page 4 for details. 5. Connect GND to Earth using jumper GDN-LNK. See Figure 2 on page 2 for the location of GDN-LNK. Note: This step applies only if GND is set to Earth on the control panel. Configuration This procedure may be used for all control panels and must be used in all cases where the Universal Interface does not have the factory-default settings (e.g. a previously-fitted unit). Note: The installation computer must be temporarily assigned an IP address within the 192.168.0.0 subnet, which permits the installation computer access to the address http://192.168.0.100. To configure the universal interface: 1. Change the installation computer s IP address settings to be within the 192.168.0.0 subnet, i.e. 192.168.0.X, where X is any number from 1-254 (do not use 192.168.0.100 as the Universal Interface uses this). Record the installation computer s original settings so that you can restore them after programming the Universal Interface at the default address. 2. Fit the Universal Interface s default jumper (DEF) to default the Universal Interface to the factory settings. See Using the default jumper on page 20 for details. 3. Attach power cables between the Universal Interface, and battery wires and the auxiliary power terminals on the control panel (or other 12 VDC power source), using the taps from the accessory bag. See also Figure 3 on page 4. 4. Connect the Ethernet ports of the installation computer and the Universal Interface by means of a UTP cross over lead. Alternatively, connect the Internet/Ethernet cable from the Universal Interface to your network IP connection point (however, it is possible that the client s network will not permit communication within the 192.168.0.0 subnet). 5. Re-power the control panel (or other 12 VDC power source) to power the Universal Interface. 6. Go to Programming on page 9 to program the static address parameters and all remaining options via the default IP address. AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide 7

7. Follow the appropriate procedures in Finishing the installation on page 17 to complete the installation. 8 AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide

Programming When you perform an installation, use the default IP address (http://192.168.0.100) to open the Universal Interface s programming web pages. Program all required options including the static address parameters. See Configuration on page 7 for details. The Universal Interface welcome screen displays. Figure 5: Universal Interface displayed in web browser The Universal Interface web pages display a menu on the left-hand side of the window that you will use to access various programming options. In this section you will program the following options: User name and password on page 10 Network settings on page 10 Control panel options on page 12 Firewall rules on page 13 Optional Email/TFTP parameters on page 14 Network Receiver parameters on page 15 Program the options using the information that you recorded on the Installation worksheet on page 25. AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide 9

Logging in Click Login in the User Authentication section of the Universal Interface menu to display the login window. Use the default case sensitive user name ADVISOR MASTER (ATS1809) or ALLIANCE MASTER (AL-1809), and password 998765 to log in to the Universal Interface and begin a session. It is important to note that: Login sessions automatically terminate after five minutes. If you need more than 5 minutes to complete your work, logout and login again to begin a new 5-minute session. If an incorrect user name/password is entered more than five times, more attempts to log in will be delayed by about 60 seconds. After about 60 seconds, logins are allowed as usual. When programming the Universal Interface, you must save your changes using the Submit button on each page before you refresh the web browser or logout, otherwise your changes will be lost. You may need to refresh the web browser in order to see the latest data from the Universal Interface. User name and password Use the default user name and password to initially log in to the Universal Interface and begin a session. Click Change User Details in the User Authentication section of the Universal Interface menu to program the required user name and password. Network settings To set up the network: 1. Click Static Address Parameters in the Network Setup section of the Universal Interface menu to display the network parameters setup window. Type the new IP address, net mask and gateway address (provided by the local network administrator) for the Universal Interface and click Submit. 2. The Universal Interface should be configured to communicate with central station reporting and/or management software. Click Central Station Parameters in the Network Setup section of the Universal Interface menu and type the IP addresses for any CID site or management software site collecting control panel events via IP. Three entries are available for reporting to a OH Network Receiver (listed under Alarm Reporting Central Station), and twelve are available for communication to management applications (listed as entry 4 15 under Management Central Stations): Alarm Reporting Central Station 1 is the main OH Network Receiver 10 AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide

Alarm Reporting Central Station 2 is the backup OH Network Receiver Alarm Reporting Central Station 3 is the disaster OH Network Receiver Management Central Station 4 to 15 are intended for connection to management software For each IP address, select the options for Protocol, Port, Event type, and Encryption. See Figure 6 on page 12 for details, and Table 3 below for allowable settings. Click Submit. 3. Network probing is an additional feature that will send a message using TCP port 22222 to all programmed IP addresses in Central Station parameters. The first to return an answer will prevent the Universal Interface from generating a Line fault with Universal E-Link error. When enabled, firewall rules should be setup such that they do not block this message (this includes the Windows XP firewall). At least one PC in the programmed list should remain active. When disabled, no network probing is performed. Normal polling mechanisms however remain in operation. This test is performed every 12 seconds. Note: When finished programming the Universal Interface, click Restart Communications in the Utilities section of the main menu to update the system data. Table 3: Allowable central station parameters Allowable settings OH Network Receiver Management / Configuration Software Protocol TCP UDP Event type CID, SIA, or XSIA Computer event only Encryption Triple DES Twofish or none AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide 11

Figure 6: Setting up Central Station Parameters (1) OH Network Receiver (2) Main (3) Backup (4) Disaster (5) Management/Configuration Software Control panel options This section covers how to program the following control panel options: Panel Physical (Computer) Address* Panel Security Password* Twofish Encryption Key * Must always match details keyed at the RAS keypad. To set the panel options: 1. Click Panel Physical Address in the Panel Setup section of the Universal Interface menu. Type the correct computer address (Installer menu 19 29 in the control panel) and click Submit. The value may not be 0. 2. Click Panel Security Password in the Panel Setup section of the Universal Interface menu. Type the 10-digit password and click Submit. 12 AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide

This password must match the security password that was keyed in the control panel at menu 19 29 during installation. Tip: As a precaution, delete any temporary files your browser creates each time the security password is submitted. Tip: The security password can also be changed using management or configuration software once connection is established. 3. Click Twofish Encryption Key in the Panel Setup section of the Universal Interface menu. Typing in all zeros disables encryption, even if enable is selected. Accepts up to 16 numbers, each three-digit number in each field can be from 0 to 255. Keep a record of your encryption key. Click Enable and Submit. Notes It is highly recommended to set the Two-fish encryption key The same key needs to be setup in the ATS8000/ATS8300 Titan/Alliance software As a precaution, delete any temporary files your browser creates each time encryption is submitted Note: When finished programming the Universal Interface, click Restart Communications in the Utilities section of the main menu to update the system data. Firewall rules Firewall rules allow you to accept or deny one or more selected communication protocols and associated data. Adding a new rule to accept a protocol doesn t stop communication with other protocols. To deny a protocol you need to either set up a specific rule, or use the option Set default rule to deny all connections. The Show all rules and Delete a Rule functions are self-explanatory and are not explained here. The system diagram depicted in Figure 7 on page 22 shows several system components (OH Network Receiver, Management/Configuration Software, and a computer with a web browser). Table 7 on page 23 summarizes the firewall rules for the sample system. To configure the firewall: 1. Add a rule so that the computer with the web browser can access the Universal Interface. Click Add a new rule in the Firewall Setup section of the Universal Interface menu. Type the IP address of the computer with the web browser, type port number 80, select TCP, select Accept, and click Submit. Note: Setting the port number to 0 (zero), allows all port numbers. AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide 13

Repeat this step for any other computers requiring web access to the Universal Interface. 2. Add a rule for each CID station or management/configuration software station that requires access via the Universal Interface. Click Add a new rule in the Firewall Setup section of the Universal Interface menu. Type the IP address of the CID station or management software station, type port number 3001, select UDP, select Accept, and click Submit. Note: Setting the port number to 0 (zero), allows all port numbers. Repeat this step for each CID station or management/configuration software station that requires access via the Universal Interface. 3. Add a rule to enable a ping test, if required. Click Add a new rule in the Firewall Setup section of the Universal Interface menu. Type the IP address of the computer from which you want to perform a ping test, select ICMP, select Accept, and click Submit. We recommend that ICMP is normally disabled, and only used temporarily for testing. 4. Click Set default rule to deny all connections in the Firewall Setup section of the Universal Interface menu to exclude any other connections than the ones that you created rules for, and click Submit. Notes The Universal Interface uses a mechanism (Network Probing) where it can transmit a message using TCP port 22222 to check if a network is present (if enabled, see Network Setup > Network Probing). It will try to send this message to every central station programmed. The first to return an answer (Acknowledge or Reject) will stop further testing until the next test (12 second intervals). The usage of the firewall is recommended for maximum system security. Consult your IT department as routers and other (hardware) firewalls are managed and updated by them. In case one gets locked out due to a configuration error, use the default jumper (see Using the default jumper on page 20) to get access again. If the PC at the receiving end has a firewall running (like Windows XP firewall) this also requires to be configured such that the ports are opened. Email/TFTP parameters This functionality is not supported. 14 AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide

Network Receiver parameters To set up the receiver parameters: 1. Click Network Receiver in the Network Setup section of the Universal Interface menu. 2. Type the Receiver number. A monitoring station normally has multiple network receivers passing information to it, identified by the receiver number. Up to three digits are valid, from 0 to 255. Obtain this number from the monitoring/central station. If desired the Central Station can override this value in the Network Receiver. 3. Type the Line number. This number identifies which line card delivered the error message from the panel. Up to three digits are valid, from 0 to 255. Obtain this number from the monitoring/central station. If desired the Central Station can override this value in the Network Receiver. 4. Type the Heartbeat interval. The heartbeat interval defines the interval between heartbeats in seconds. 0 to 255 seconds are valid. In order to be able to detect line faults, the heartbeat interval must be greater than 0. Note: The heartbeats in this case are sent by the Universal Interface to the OH Network Receiver. If the heartbeat fails, an alarm event is created at the Network Receiver end. 5. Select the Network Receiver version. Version V1.9.4 (or higher) is recommended. Network Receiver versions V1.9.4 and higher are backwards compatible (auto-detect) with all existing formats. 6. When finished programming the required Network Receiver options, click Submit. Note: When finished programming the Universal Interface, click Restart Communications in the Utilities section of the main menu to update the system data. AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide 15

Message format Messages sent from the security panel to the monitoring station contain the OH Network Receiver number, line number, account code/circuit number (normally four digits), and the event message. The format is: Rrrr Llll AAAA Eeee XX Cccc where: rrr is a Network Receiver number* lll is a line number* AAAA is a four-digit account code/circuit* Eeee XX Cxxx is an event message. * Obtain this information from the monitoring/central station. 16 AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide

Finishing the installation During an installation, the Universal Interface s assigned static address parameters were programmed via the Universal Interface s programming web pages at the default IP address, and connected to the installation computer using a UTP cross over lead. After programming you need to check that the installation computer can access the Universal Interface s programming web pages at the assigned IP address on the client s network. To finish the installation: 1. Remove the UTP cross over lead from the installation computer and the Universal Interface. 2. Connect the installation computer s Ethernet port and the Universal Interface s Ethernet port to the client s network IP connection points. 3. Remove the default jumper on DEF and reset the Universal Interface by momentarily connecting across the Universal Interface's reset jumper RST (or re-power the Universal Interface). See Figure 2 on page 2 for the location of DEF and RST. This applies the new settings for the Universal Interface, replacing the default settings. 4. Configure the installation computer s network parameters to be within the same subnet as the new settings for the Universal Interface. For example: If the Universal Interface = 10.203.0.15, Mask 255.255.255.0, Gateway = 10.203.0.1, then the computer has to be the same Mask and Gateway, but a different IP, for example; 10.203.0.2. 5. Verify that you can view the Universal Interface s web pages at the new static IP address. Start a web browser on the computer and type the IP address in Internet Explorer s Address bar that you assigned to the Universal Interface. For example, type http://10.203.0.15, and press Enter (if 10.203.0.15 was the assigned static IP address). Welcome to the Universal Interface displays in the browser. AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide 17

Reference section Additional programming Some of the items that you programmed in the Universal Interface as a result of following the procedures in this manual also need to be programmed in the panel using an LCD RAS, and in other applications such as the management software and/or the central station software (as applicable). The following sections list the items that need to be programmed in addition to the Universal Interface programming. Refer to the programming instructions for the management software and/or the central station software (as applicable) for complete details. If central station reporting is used The following items must be programmed for each central station via RAS menu 19 14: Reporting format - CID, SIA, or XSIA for OH Network Receiver. System and area account numbers (these items are not programmed via the Universal Interface). The following items must be programmed for each central station via the central station software: CID, SIA, or XSIA for OH Network Receiver. Control panel security password. Protocol, event type, and encryption type as required (refer to Table 3 on page 11). Encryption key. If management or configuration software is used The following items must be programmed in the management or configuration software for the control panel: Control panel s IP address (Universal interface IP address). Encryption key (if used). Control panel physical (computer) address (may require a unique number for every panel in one system). Control panel security password. If management software and central station reporting are used In addition to the two lists (above), you must create a Central Station record in the configuration and management software for each of the control panel s central stations (main, backup, and disaster), as applicable. Refer to the configuration and software s on-line help for details. Alternatively this can also be programmed via keystrokes. 18 AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide

The items required to program a Central Station record in the configuration and management software (including system and area account numbers) are not programmed via the Universal Interface. RAS keystrokes to program the computer address In order for the Universal Interface to communicate with the control panel, they each must be programmed with the same computer address. In the Universal Interface this option is named Panel Physical Address. At the RAS keypad press Menu, enter the installer code, press Enter, 19, 29, and press Enter until the RAS screen displays Computer Address, type the control panel computer address and then press Enter. The next option displayed is Security Password. RAS keystrokes to program the security password In order for the Universal Interface to communicate with the control panel, they each must be programmed with the same security password. At the RAS keypad press Menu, enter the installer code, press Enter, 19, 29, and press Enter until the RAS screen displays Security Password, type 10 digits (zero is valid), and then press Enter to program the security password. Note: Using the configuration software or the management software it is possible to change the security password using the Computer Connections menu. RAS keystrokes to program central station parameters If the control panel reports via IP to OH Network Receiver, then the appropriate Central Stations must be correctly set up and the connection type set to Universal Interface. At the RAS keypad press Menu, enter the installer code, press Enter, 19, Menu, 9, and press Enter until the RAS screen displays Central Station 1..4, and then: Type the central station number and press Enter, and the RAS screen will display the reporting format number. Type the reporting format s number (3 for CID Large, 5 for SIA Large or 7 for XSIA Large) and press Enter until the RAS screen displays system account (a four-digit number identifying the site of a system alarm to the central station). Type the system account number, press Enter to confirm. Type the area 1 account number (four-digit number identifying an alarm area), and press Enter to confirm. Press Enter until the RAS screen displays Conn Type (default is PSTN). Press 4 to select Universal Interface, and then press Enter to confirm. Press Enter repeatedly to return to the menu s top level where you can program any subsequent central stations. AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide 19

Note: In order to be able to detect line/path faults when reporting to the Network Receiver: Ensure the system account code for the used Central Station(s) is programmed (in the panel installer menu) Ensure the value programmed in the Web Interface of the Universal Interface for Network Receiver > Heartbeat Interval is greater than zero Perform a Restart communications or Reboot of the Universal Interface after making changes to settings in the Universal Interface, or in the Central Station menu in the installer menu of the panel. Using the default jumper Refer to Figure 2 on page 2 for locations of jumpers. The default jumper may be used to restore the Universal Interface settings back to factory defaults (removing user-defined values), such as when an incorrect setting or firewall rule has locked out the user. When the jumper is fitted and the board is powered up (or the power is reset) the following occurs: IP address is temporarily* set to 192.168.0.100. Network mask is temporarily* set to 255.255.255.0. Default gateway is temporarily* set to 192.168.0.1. All firewall rules are permanently removed; default is set to accept all. User name is set to the default user names and passwords. See Logging in on page 10. Communications software is not started. * Temporarily means until the jumper on DEF is removed and the board is reset or powered has been applied again. Note: As the username/password and the firewall have been defaulted, these must be reconfigured! 20 AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide

LED indication The LEDs on the mainboard are listed in Table 4 below. Table 4: Mainboard LEDs LED Color Description TX1 Red Indicates RS232 data transmission to Computer and Printer Interface RX1 Green Indicates RS232 data reception from Computer and Printer Interface Refer to Figure 2 on page 2 for locations of LEDs. The LEDs on the SIMM are listed in Table 5 below Table 5: SIMM LEDs LED Color Description LED2 Yellow Network speed: On: 100 Mbps Off: 10 Mbps LED3 Red Network mode: On: Full duplex Off: Half duplex LED4 Red On: Collision LED1 Green Network activity: On: Link activity present Off: No link activity present Flash: Network activity detected Universal Interface utilities The Universal Interface Utilities menu options are listed below. These options require no programming. Table 6: Universal Interface utilities Utility Auto Enroll Restart Communications Local Event Log CPU Load Function The Universal Interface will send an event to establish communications with any other station capable of auto enrolling the Universal Interface. Restarts communications to the control panel and to all stations receiving events from the interface. Use after changing any of the communications settings. Reports CONTROL panel events under three headings (each time the browser is refreshed): Time, CONTROL panel, and Message. Except for the first few events in the log, the time is always automatically synchronized to the panel. This displays the CPU and operating system parameters to assist when requesting technical support. AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide 21

Utility System Uptime Flash ROM Version Reboot CPU Upload ROM Image Function Displays the time that it has been powered up in days, hours, minutes, and seconds. Use this to check the version of the software that the Universal Interface is running. Restarts the CPU (momentarily replacing the reset jumper performs the same task). The only data lost is the current information in the local event log. Allows upgrading the firmware inside the Universal Interface from a ROM image file. Sample network diagram Figure 7: Universal Interface in a sample network, with sample network IP addresses (1) (2) 204.18.63.7 204.10.104.8 (3) (9) (4) 204.18.63.5 (5) 204.18.63.0 (6) (7) 204.18.63.1 (8) (10) (11) 204.18.63.19 204.18.63.15 (1) OH Network Receiver, Central Station 1 (2) OH Network Receiver, Central Station 2 (3) Control Panel (4) Universal Interface (5) Local Area Network (6) Gateway, IP 204.18.63.1 (7) Router: Port: 9999 Port: 55555 (8) External network (9) Computer and Printer Interface (10) PC with web-browser, used initially to program the Universal Interface during installation (11) Central Stations 4 to 10, Configuration and/or Management software 22 AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide

Table 7: Universal Interface settings for the sample network in Figure 7 Component Network parameters IP 204.18.63.5 Mask 255.255.255.0 Gateway 204.18.63.1 Central Station Network parameters Protocol Port Event type Encryption 1 204.18.63.7 TCP 9999 CID [1] 2 204.10.104.8 TCP 9999 CID [1] 3 4 204.18.63.15 UDP 3001 Computer [1] 5 0.0.0.0 6 0.0.0.0 7 0.0.0.0 8 0.0.0.0 9 0.0.0.0 10 0.0.0.0 11 0.0.0.0 12 0.0.0.0 13 0.0.0.0 14 0.0.0.0 15 0.0.0.0 [1] Management and configuration software uses Twofish Encryption (optional). Network Receiver uses Triple DES encryption (required). Firewall Rules Rule Type IP Protocol Port Allow 204.18.63.7 TCP 0 Allow 204.10.104.8 TCP 0 Allow 204.18.63.15 UDP 0 Allow 204.18.63.19 TCP 80 Deny All AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide 23

Specifications Software Configuration Reporting format Software upgrade paths Reporting options Reporting backup Encryption Mainly web browser after initial installation CID, SIA, or XSIA using OH Network Receiver Upgradeable software obtainable from UTC Fire & Security Reporting to up to three OH Network Receivers using CID, SIA, or XSIA. Upload to Configuration and/or Management software. PSTN dialler backup from CONTROL panel for alarm events to central monitoring station Triple DES encryption (OH Network Receiver) 128-bit Twofish data encryption (Management / Configuration Software) Network primitive frame size (bytes) Ethernet frame 64 1522 IP Frame TCP Frame UDP Frame 20 + data 20 + data 8 + data Hardware Dimensions Power supply Backup power Current consumption Onboard status indicators Data connection from panel to Universal Interface Board size Data reset and refresh functions Working temperature Max. relative humidity 50 x 170 mm 12 VDC direct from battery or other 12 VDC source. Directly connected to battery (deep discharge protected). 145 ma typical LED indicators for: Ethernet link and activity. RS232 data transmit and receive. RS232 connection from Universal Interface to Computer and Printer Interface board on Control panel. UTC Fire & Security board size BB. CPU reset via browser ( Reboot CPU ). Data reset to factory defaults via jumper ( DEF ). Restart Communications via browser. 10 to +50 C 95%, non-condensing 24 AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide

Installation worksheet Use this worksheet to record the details of the Universal Interface (UI), as applicable to the particular installation. Universal Interface parameters Panel description UI user name Panel location UI password Network: Static IP Address Net mask Net mask host bits Gateway address From network administrator Central Station parameters Station IP Address Protocol Port Event Encryption 1 2 3 4 Panel Setup Panel physical (Computer) address Panel security password Twofish encryption key Network Receiver Receiver number Line number Heartbeat Interval Email/TFTP Parameters Email address 1 Email address 2 Email address 3 Server IP address Max number of events Time to send email Network Probing AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide 25

Firewall parameters Default firewall rule Individual firewall rules (up to 20 permitted) Number IP address Port Protocol Rule Type 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 26 AL-1809 / ATS1809 Universal Interface Installation and Programming Guide

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