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Easy to Program configurations provide maximum level of redundancy and both can be backed up by additional "clustered" receivers for the There are three ways to configure the IP Communicator: highest reliability available in the industry.Both receivers com- 1. Console terminal using the HyperTerminalim software municate in real-time over the network to keep information program found on all Microsoft®operating systems. synchronized and up-to-date. Each VisorALARM Plus 2. Local or remote Telnet session via Ethernet connection. Receiver can handle up to 20 concurrent TCP/IP connections 3. Windows-based configuration software (shipped with IP from Upload/Download Users. Communicator). The IP Communicator can be pre-programmed. The program- Installation Requirements mer enters all central-station information and an auto-registra- The following are required for proper installation of the IP tion password. This is saved to the unit's flash memory. When Communicator: the IP Communicator is installed at the site and connected to the Internet/Intranet, it registers itself with the central station • 24 VDC nonresettable,filtered, regulated power: receiver. This eliminates the need for a PC at the remote site —IPDACT-2UD: 155 mA in alarm;standby 98 mA. for programming.The IP receiver at the monitoring station will —IPDACT-2: 136 mA in alarm;93 mA standby. automatically configure other parameters during registration. • Ethernet network connection(ITE-listed router/gateway). • For most installations,the only required parameters are: • Although not required to meet NFPA,a small UPS is recom- • Selection of either DHCP or Static IP mended to provide backup power for customer-provided • Destination primary and secondary receiver IP addresses router/switch (the HP3-3000LX can provide 12 VDC • Account identification number(CID) backup power for small 12 volt routers drawing 500 mA or less for over 24 hours). • Port number • Dynamic or static IP address(dynamic addressing requires • Installation password DHCP server present on the local network.NOTE:DSL and All of these parameters are assigned by the central station. cable modems typically use dynamic addressing as sup- See"Installation Requirements"for full details. plied by network providers). • UDP port for IP communication with the monitoring station Panel Capabilities (default port:80 may be changed by central station). The IPDACT-2/2UD unit is compatible with the following UL • Destination IP addresses of the IP receivers where the 864 Ninth Edition fire alarm panels: NFS-320, NFS2-640, communicator will be sending alarms and other events (If NFS2-3030, NCA-2, FireWarden-100-2(NFW2-100), FireWar- installed on a private Intranet, the gateway address of the den-50(NFW-50), SFP-5UD, and SFP-10UD. The IPDACT-2/ public router will be required to allow the IP card to access 2UD is also compatible with Notifier legacy Fire Alarm Control the Internet and the public router at the central station). Panels. See the IPDACT Series Installation Document PN • Panel account ID number(CID). 53109 for more information on compatibility and use of the • Installer password(provided by the monitoring station man- UDACT Universal Digital Alarm Communicator Transmitter. aging the IP receiver). Use 411 or 411 UD Slave Dialer and HP3000LX power supply • Separate username and password supplied by central sta- to connect to Alarm Trouble and Supervisory relay outputs of tion for upload/download operation. (Note: this is different any competitive fire panel. than installation password.) If using 411 or 411 UD Slave Dialer with a competitive fire panel, the HP3000LX power supply is required for mounting MOUNTING METHODS and powering the IP Communicator. Order bracket kit PN: There are four mounting methods depending on project IPBRKT separately. Both enclosures must be close-nippled to requirements and panel used. the FACP. 1. The IP Communicator can be mounted directly inside the The following panels may use an internal mounting bracket common enclosure used with the NFW-50, NFW2-100, (PN IPBRKT)for use with the common enclosure or can use SFP-5UD,and SFP-10UD.When mounting inside the com- the HP3000LX power supply when more power is required: mon enclosure the IPBRKT is used as shown on the previ- -NFW-50 ous page. A special polycarbonate cover is supplied that serves to protect the unit from installed batteries. —NFW2-100 —SFP-5UD —SFP-10UD NOTE:See"Installation Requirements" for current draws. VisorALARM PLUS® IP Receiver The FireWatchT"' IP Communicator reports to the VisorALARM-PLUS IP receiver (manufactured by the Teldat Corporation). Each IP receiver can manage up to 3,000 IP Communicator accounts and is compatible with existing cen- tral station alarm monitoring software. The VisorALARM IP receiver is based on high-availability router technology and uses a high-performance embedded operating system for higher reliability and efficiency. All IP receiver configuration and operating data is backed up to a smart card. This allows for an immediate equipment replace- ment within 60 seconds with almost no downtime and no infor- mation loss. The Primary and Secondary receiver Page 2 of 4—DN-60408:D3•10/15/2014