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Rosslare HomeLogix HLX-40 User Manual

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HLX-40/40A/40B
Advanced Wireless Security Panel
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2012
May

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  • Page 1 2012 HLX-40/40A/40B Advanced Wireless Security Panel User Manual...
  • Page 2 ROSSLARE. ROSSLARE reserves the right to revise and change this document at any time, without being obliged to announce such revisions or changes beforehand or after the fact.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Table of Contents 1. Introduction ..............10 Remote PC Activities ................. 10 2. Installing HR-P02 ............. 11 System Requirements ................ 11 2.1.1 Hardware Requirements ................11 2.1.2 Software Requirements ................11 2.1.3 Ancillary Equipment ................... 11 Installing the Software ..............11 3.
  • Page 4 Table of Contents Communications ................34 Automation ..................38 5.6.1 Automation Settings .................. 38 5.6.2 PGM Number (#) ..................38 Messages ..................39 6. Communicating with the Panel ........40 Setting the Panel Authorization Code ..........40 Uploading from a Panel ..............40 Downloading to a Panel ..............
  • Page 5 Table of Contents 8. Performing Database Backup ........54 Backing up the Database ..............54 Restoring the Database ..............54 A. Limited Warranty ............55 HomeLogiX™ HLX-40 Software Manual...
  • Page 6 List of Figures List of Figures Figure 1: Select Target Window ..............12 Figure 2: Login Window ................13 Figure 3: Change Login Details Dialog ............13 Figure 4: HomeLogiX-40 Remote Programmer Window ........ 14 Figure 5: Main Window with Pane Accounts ..........15 Figure 6: Miscellaneous Options ..............
  • Page 7 List of Figures Figure 33: View System Status ..............50 Figure 34: Refreshing Automatically.............. 52 Figure 35: View Event Log ................53 Figure 36: Restore Backup Warning Window ..........54 HomeLogiX™ HLX-40 Software Manual...
  • Page 8 List of Tables List of Tables Table 1: HomeLogiX-40 Remote Programmer Window ......... 15 Table 2: General Options – Miscellaneous Screen .......... 16 Table 3: Communication Options – Remote Via Modem Screen ....20 Table 4: Communication Options – Remote Via GPRS Screen ......21 Table 5: Communication Options –...
  • Page 9  ROSSLARE ENTERPRISES LIMITED and/or its related companies and/or subsidiaries’ (hereafter:"ROSSLARE") exclusive warranty and liability is limited to the warranty and liability statement provided in an appendix at the end of this document.

  • Page 10: Introduction

    The wireless panel can be connected to HR-P02 either directly via an RS-232 cable and Rosslare's MD-62 (RS-232 converter), or remotely using a modem. See the Alarm Panel’s Installer Guide for more details on connecting the wireless panel to HR-P02.

  • Page 11: Installing Hr-P02

    Microsoft Windows XP or higher 2.1.3 A ncillary Equipment 4 9 B  Rosslare’s MD-N33 or a similar third party modem  A telephone cable (2-wire to RJ-11) for working in remote mode  Rosslare's MD-62 to RS-232 converter I nstalling the Software 1 0 B This section describes how to install HR-P02.

  • Page 12: Figure 1: Select Target Window

    Installing HR-P02 Figure 1: Select Target Window You can click Disk Cost to see a list of the drives onto which you can install HomeLogiX-40 Remote Programmer, along with each drive's size, available space, and the required space. Indicate for whom you are installing the HomeLogiX-40 Remote Programmer: a.

  • Page 13: Getting Started

    The second procedure describes how to run HR-P02 each time thereafter. To run HR-P02 the first time: From the Start menu, select Programs > Rosslare > HomeLogiX-40 Remote Programmer > HomeLogiX-40 Remote Programmer. HLX Family Login window opens, with the default User Name “master”...

  • Page 14: Hr-P02 Homelogix-40 Main Window

    The application starts up and the HR-P02 HomeLogiX-40 Remote Programmer window appears (see Section 3.3). To run HR-P02: From the Start menu, select Programs > Rosslare > HomeLogiX-40 Remote Programmer > HomeLogiX-40 Remote Programmer. The Login window opens. Enter your User Name and Password.

  • Page 15: Configuring The System

    Getting Started The HomeLogiX-40 Remote Programmer window contains the following areas: Table 1: HomeLogiX-40 Remote Programmer Window  Menu bar Provides access to main options.  Toolbar Provides quick access to frequently used operations. Panel Tree  Contains the panel accounts and groups already defined in the system.

  • Page 16: Figure 6: Miscellaneous Options

    Getting Started 3.4.1.1 Miscellaneous Figure 6: Miscellaneous Options In the Miscellaneous options, you can set automatic save time, enable session logging, set idle time before logout, and warnings for long remote connections. Table 2: General Options – Miscellaneous Screen Option Description Automatic Save of Set how often to automatically save the panel account data.

  • Page 17: Figure 7: User Login Options

    Getting Started Figure 7: User Login Options To change the user login information: In the User Login options, type the current user name and password, and then click Change. User Information window opens. Figure 8: User Information Window Enter the new user name and password. Confirm the new password and click OK.

  • Page 18: Figure 9: Language Options

    Getting Started Figure 9: Language Options To select the user interface language: In the Languages option, select your preferred user interface language. Click OK. 3.4.1.4 System View In the System View options, you can set whether to update information continuously from a wireless panel or to perform a single retrieval of information from the wireless panel.

  • Page 19: Communication Options

    Getting Started For continuous retrieval, choose a value for Frequency of Retrievals (seconds). Click OK. 3.4.2 Communication Options You can set the communication options for both local and remote connections. 3.4.2.1 Local Under Local options, you can set the Com Port used for a direct connection with the wireless panel.

  • Page 20: Figure 13: Communication Options Via Gprs: Client Mode

    Getting Started The following options are available under Via Modem: Table 3: Communication Options – Remote Via Modem Screen Option Description Modem Name Displays the name of your modem. Baud Rate Displays the baud rate of your modem. Com Port Choose a com port.

  • Page 21: Figure 14: Communication Options Via Gprs: Server Mode

    Getting Started Figure 14: Communication Options via GPRS: Server Mode The following options are available under Via GPRS: Table 4: Communication Options – Remote Via GPRS Screen Option Description Network Mode PC connection to the panel – Client or Server modes.

  • Page 22: Main Panel Tasks

    Getting Started 3.4.2.4 Remote via TCP/IP Communication Under Via TCP options, you can change the settings that are required for a TCP/IP connection Figure 15: Communication Options via TCP The following options are available under Via TCP: Table 5: Communication Options – Remote Via GPRS Screen Option Description IP Address...
  • Page 23 Getting Started  Changing an Existing Panel Account – Allows you make changes to the properties of a panel account  Deleting a Panel Account – Allows you delete a panel account HomeLogiX™ HLX-40 Software Manual...

  • Page 24: Creating And Managing Panel Accounts

    Creating and Managing Panel Accounts Creating and Managing Panel Accounts This chapter describes how to create and manage panel accounts. Creating a Panel Group You can organize panel accounts in the Panel Tree according to panel groups. For example, you can create a group for your corporate panel accounts and another group for your private home panel accounts.

  • Page 25: Saving The Configuration

    Creating and Managing Panel Accounts In the edit field that appears, type the name of the panel account; for example, "Office". Figure 18: New Panel Account Saving the Configuration When you save the configuration, any changes made to the selected panel account are saved.

  • Page 26: Changing An Existing Panel Account

    Creating and Managing Panel Accounts Changing an Existing Panel Account You can change the properties of any panel account. This is the main aspect of the application, and defines the behavior of the wireless panel. You cannot change property items that are grayed out. To change an ex isting panel account: In the Panel Tree, select the panel account to change.

  • Page 27: Deleting A Panel Account

    Creating and Managing Panel Accounts Section Description Settings for communication between the Central Station and the wireless panel. Details of private phone numbers that can be called by the wireless panel. Settings for up to two external devices, called PGMs that can be controlled by the wireless panel.

  • Page 28: Editing A Panel Account

    Editing a Panel Account Editing a Panel Account This chapter describes the various panel account properties that you can modify. Account Information The Account Information property includes the following details:  The panel account owner's general details Information about the wireless panel, such as its hardware and software ...

  • Page 29: Zones

    Editing a Panel Account Section Property Item Description Installer Installer Code The 4-digit access code of the installer. Information Zones A zone is an area secured by a sensing device. You can define up to 40 zones for each panel account. For each zone, you can specify the type of zone (for example: interior, perimeter), and can also give it a meaningful description, such as attic or bedroom.

  • Page 30: Enrollment

    Editing a Panel Account Property Item Description Abort Window Select Enabled or Disabled to allow the zone to abort an alarm event during the Alarm Abort Window defined in the system. The default setting is Enabled. Enrollment The installer can enroll all detectors, remotes, sirens, and so on either from the control panel or using the software and then downloading the information into the panel.

  • Page 31: Security

    Editing a Panel Account Section Property Item Description Remote Keypad # RF ID The identification number of the remote Keypads keypad. Repeaters Repeater # RF ID The identification number of the repeater. Wireless Wireless Siren # RF ID The identification number of the wireless Sirens siren.

  • Page 32: Homelogix™ Hlx-40 Software Manual

    Editing a Panel Account Section Property Description Item Sirens Mode The sirens are activated if the specified arming mode is set. The options are: Away and Away + Home. Wired Siren Relay The polarity of the wired siren. The options are: Polarity N.O.
  • Page 33 Editing a Panel Account Section Property Description Item Hide Display If On, HR-P02 hides its status display when armed, and shows only the prompts. The options are: On and Off. Key Beeps If On, each time a key is pressed on the panel keypad, you hear a key beep.

  • Page 34: Communications

    Editing a Panel Account Section Property Description Item Tamper Enable/disable arming the panel when a tamper fault exists. Supervision Enable/disable arming the panel when a supervision fault exists. Dialer Fail Enable/disable arming the panel when a dialer failure fault exists. Line Fail Enable/disable arming the panel when a line failure fault exists.
  • Page 35 Editing a Panel Account Section Property Item Description Private Reporting Private Phone 1 The phone number to call when the selected Number event occurs. Note: When using a PABX, type the number for an outside line, followed by “,” and the telephone number.
  • Page 36 Editing a Panel Account Section Property Item Description Alarm reporting Indicates how an alarm event is reported to private phones. The available options are: Disabled, Enabled, Voice Alert (default), Text Alert, or Both Voice Alert and Text Alert. Troubles reporting Indicates how a trouble event is reported to private phones.
  • Page 37 Editing a Panel Account Section Property Item Description Primary Reporting The list of event types that are reported to Options the Central Station using the primary number. The options are: Alarms, Troubles, Alerts, Bypass, Arm/Disarm, and Restore. Primary Link Type – The link type used to call CMS primary.

  • Page 38: Automation

    Editing a Panel Account Section Property Item Description Miscellaneous Fax Defeat Mode If enabled, the panel recognizes when a Communication caller disconnects after one or two rings, and answers the next incoming call immediately. Settings Number of Rings The number of rings (1-15) detected by a panel before it answers an incoming call.

  • Page 39: Messages

    Editing a Panel Account Section Property Description Item Alarm The action that this PGM executes when the alarm is signaled. The options are Enabled and Disabled. Panic The action that this PGM executes when the panic is signaled. The options are Ignore and Pulse. Trouble The action that this PGM executes when the trouble is signaled.

  • Page 40: Communicating With The Panel

    Communicating with the Panel Communicating with the Panel This chapter describes how to communicate with a wireless panel, and the actions that can be performed. Setting the Panel Authorization Code An authorization code is used to authenticate communications between HR- P02 software and the HomeLogiX-40 wireless panel.

  • Page 41: Figure 21: Upload Account Window

    Communicating with the Panel Figure 21: Upload Account Window Select the items to include in the upload, and then click OK. These options are the same as those available in the Panel Tree. The following window opens while the software is connecting to the panel.

  • Page 42: Downloading To A Panel

    Communicating with the Panel Upload Preview Office window opens, displaying a list of all those uploaded items that have values different than those in the current panel. Figure 23: Upload Preview Window Clear the checkboxes of any items that you do not wish to save in the current panel.

  • Page 43: Refreshing The Properties

    Communicating with the Panel Figure 24: Download Window Select the items to include in the download. Click OK. The panel is updated with the downloaded information. Refreshing the Properties You can refresh the properties in the panel account to ensure that they have been updated from the database.

  • Page 44: Downloading The Date And Time To A Panel

    Communicating with the Panel To upload the date and time from a panel: In the Panel Tree, select the panel account. Do one of the following:  From the Actions menu, select Upload Date/Time.  Right-click on the panel account and choose Upload Date/Time. After the date and time from the panel have been uploaded and the panel account properties have been updated, the following window appears.

  • Page 45: Restoring The Panel To Factory Defaults

    Communicating with the Panel You can leave the checkbox selected to synchronize the Date/Time with the PC (default), or you can clear this option and select a date/time from the calendar that appears. Figure 27: Download Date and Time Office Window – Sync Date/Time with PC Unchecked Click OK.

  • Page 46: Disconnecting A Panel

    Communicating with the Panel  Regular – CENELEC status disabled: Returns the factory default settings without CENELEC settings  Cenelec – CENELEC status enabled: Returns the factory default settings with CENELEC settings  Regular and Delete RF devices: Returns the factory default settings without CENELEC settings and erases all RF devices previous identified by the unit Cenelec and Delete RF devices: Returns the factory default settings...

  • Page 47: 6.10 Updating Firmware

    Communicating with the Panel Figure 29: Reset Panel The panel is reset. 6.10 Updating Firmware You can update the panel's firmware, by loading a new binary file to the panel. To update firmw are: In the Panel Tree, select the panel. Do one of the following: ...

  • Page 48: Figure 31: Signal Strength Test

    Communicating with the Panel show a list of all enrolled devices within the category with a number representing the signal strength. Zero (“0”) indicates no reception at all while numbers 1 through 5 represent the strength, 1 being the lowest signal strength and 5 the strongest. To perform a signal strength test and show the RSSI: In the Panel Tree, select the panel.

  • Page 49: Viewing System Information

    Viewing System Information Viewing System Information This chapter describes how to view live system information from a wireless panel. Viewing the Panel Account Properties You can view the properties of a panel account. To v iew the properties: In the Panel Tree, select the panel account. Do one of the following: ...

  • Page 50: Applying Actions Via The Pc

    Viewing System Information Figure 33: View System Status The following areas are shown: Panel Status – Displays a textual description of the status of the panel, as  well as the panel statuses of power, tamper, low battery, and RF Jam in their respective colored checkboxes.

  • Page 51: Disarming

    Viewing System Information 7.3.3 Disarming To disarm: In the Actions area, click Disarm. 7.3.4 Bypassing Zone To bypass a zone: In the Actions area, select the zone number from the drop-down list. Click Bypass. 7.3.5 Restoring Bypassed Zone To restore a bypassed zone: In the Actions area, select the zone number from the drop-down list.

  • Page 52: Viewing The Event Log

    Viewing System Information Figure 34: Refreshing Automatically Select Continuous Retrievals. Select a value for Frequency of Retrievals (seconds). Click OK. It is recommended to use a "Frequency of Retrievals" value greater than 3. Viewing the Event Log All actions that take place in HR-P02 are saved in the Event log. You can view the Event log for the following: Last 20 events ...

  • Page 53: Figure 35: View Event Log

    Viewing System Information Figure 35: View Event Log The Event Log window includes the following information: Event No. – Displays the event number and the severity level color   Event Type – Displays the type of event reported by the system ...

  • Page 54: Figure 36: Restore Backup Warning Window

    It is recommended to regularly back up your data. A zip file containing a backup of the database is normally created in C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Rosslare\ HomeLogiX-40 Remote Programmer\Backups Each time you perform a backup, a new file is created in the directory.

  • Page 55: Limited Warranty

    EMEDY OVERAGE In the event of a breach of warranty, ROSSLARE will credit Customer with the price of the Product paid by Customer, provided that the warranty claim is delivered to ROSSLARE by the Customer during the warranty period in accordance with the terms of this warranty.
  • Page 56 XCLUSIONS AND IMITATIONS ROSSLARE shall not be responsible or liable for any damage or loss resulting from the operation or performance of any Product or any systems in which a Product is incorporated. This warranty shall not extend to any ancillary...
  • Page 58 Rosslare Enterprises Ltd. support.la@rosslaresecurity.com Kowloon Bay, Hong Kong Tel: +852 2795-5630 China Fax: +852 2795-1508 support.apac@rosslaresecurity.com Rosslare Electronics (Shenzhen) Ltd. Shenzhen, China United States and Canada Tel: +86 755 8610 6842 Fax: +86 755 8610 6101 Rosslare Security Products, Inc. support.cn@rosslaresecurity.com...

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