Keyscan NETCOM2 Installation Manual

Keyscan NETCOM2 Installation Manual

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NETCOM2 - Rev. B Installation Guide
This guide outlines how to install and program the NETCOM2 Rev. B. The NETCOM2 Rev. B
is a serial to Ethernet converter that utilizes an embedded TCP/IP device server and
requires an assigned static IP address as noted below under Before You Start. The
NETCOM2 Rev. B mounts inside the ACU/ECU enclosure. For mounting locations within the
ACU enclosure, refer to the 11 x 17 sheet that accompanied the control board or the
Technical Guide on the Keyscan Product Documentation Library CD.
New - Network Programming / Selectable DIP Switches
The NETCOM2 Rev. B is a redesigned version of the NETCOM2. You can now program the
NETCOM2 Rev. B using a local network connection from a server/laptop which has the
Keyscan NETCOM Utility installed.
In conjunction with its network programming capability, the NETCOM2 Rev. B has DIP
switches for setting one of the embedded programming IP addresses and selecting the bit
rate that matches the control boards on the communication loop. The DIP switches (S2)
are reviewed on page 5.
Before You Start
Verify that you have all the parts as outlined below
Obtain a static IP address, Subnet Mask, and, if applicable, a Gateway from the
network administrator for each NETCOM2 Rev. B. Space for recording addresses is
provided at the back
You may require the assistance of the network administrator for programming the
NETCOM2 Rev. B
Ensure that you install the latest Keyscan NETCOM Utility, which is on the enclosed
CD, on a server/laptop that has a local network connection to the NETCOM2 Rev. B
Contents
Switches S1, S2 & S3
Parts
NETCOM2 Rev. B
Utilities and Drivers CD
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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    NETCOM2 - Rev. B Installation Guide This guide outlines how to install and program the NETCOM2 Rev. B. The NETCOM2 Rev. B is a serial to Ethernet converter that utilizes an embedded TCP/IP device server and requires an assigned static IP address as noted below under Before You Start. The NETCOM2 Rev.
  • Page 2: Programming Connection Methods

    Notes on Serial Data Cable Programming The NETCOM2 Rev. B can be programmed with a serial data cable connected from the server/laptop with the NETCOM Program Utility to the NETCOM2 Rev. B’s TB2 terminal block as shown below. The NETCOM2 Rev. B requires a 12VDC power source. Ensure that the DIP switch S2.1 is in the OFF position (Run mode).
  • Page 3 Network Connection via ARP Request, you require the NETCOM2 Rev. B’s MAC address, which is printed on the RJ45 port. This method does not require setting one of the NETCOM2 Rev. B’s embedded IP addresses. See Figure 3 or Figure 4 for permanent operating connections.
  • Page 4: Section 1 - Install/Configure The Netcom2 Rev. B

    Keyscan recommends that you review the document first, before beginning the installation. Important If you are installing more than one NETCOM2 Rev. B, do not apply power to more than one NETCOM2 Rev. B at a time until each unit has been programmed with its assigned static IP address.
  • Page 5: Switches

    Switches S1, S2 and S3 The NETCOM2 Rev. B’s switches S1, S2 and S3 are used to configure the device for the functions outlined in Table 1. The Steps to Install and Configure the NETCOM2 Rev. B will tell you which switches to set and when to initiate setting the switches.
  • Page 6: Bit Rate Settings

    IP specified. Using the embedded programming IP address restricts your communication with the panels to a local network connection and you can only use a NETCOM2 Rev. B once per embedded NETCOM2 Rev. B Bit Rate Setting DIP switches S2.2 &...
  • Page 7 10. The NETCOM2 Rev. B is configured and installed and ready for programming. Perform any other necessary connections at the ACU. 11. Secure the ACU metal enclosure cover. 12. Proceed to Section 2 - Install the Keyscan NETCOM Utility and Program the NETCOM on page 9.
  • Page 8 Figure 4 - NETCOM2 Rev. B Connected to CIM 0 Communication Terminal Building to Building Communication Where NETCOM2 Bs are used on a LAN/WAN integrating building-to-building Rev. communication, a point-to-point private network is required. Red (+) 12 VDC to DPS15...
  • Page 9: Section 2 - Install The Netcom Program Tool Utility And Program The Netcom

     If your server IPs do not match the first three octets as the embedded programming IP address on the NETCOM2 Rev. B, see IP Address Examples below and steps to set a static IP address for the server/laptop ...
  • Page 10: Steps To Program The Netcom2 Rev. B

    These instructions assume you have completed section 1 and the Keyscan NETCOM Utility is installed on a server/laptop connected on a local network with the NETCOM2 Rev. B. If you are continuing from Steps to Set a Static IP Address for the Server/Laptop go to step Select start >...
  • Page 11 MAC address printed on the RJ45 terminal in the MAC Address boxes. Click on the down arrow below and to the right of Communication Baud Rate and select the bit rate that corresponds to the NETCOM2 Rev. Bs S2.2 & S2.3 DIP switches.
  • Page 12 Keyscan software, configure system communication and set up a site. * If the IP address was not accepted by the NETCOM2 Rev. B on the 1st attempt, return to the Program NETCOM2B, NETCOM2 & NETCOM2P Boards screen and press the F4 key on the keyboard.
  • Page 13: Manually Configure A Netcom Serially

    These procedures should only be performed in the event that the Keyscan NETCOM Utility was used to program the NETCOM2 Rev. B in section 2 and the device is still failing to communicate. These procedures are intended for advanced computer users only. You require a data serial cable (Keyscan part # 40 –...
  • Page 14 Change telnet config password: Press the N key for no. After completing the Server parameters, press 1 for Channel 1 setup parameters and enter the following Keyscan values. Press the Enter key after each entry. 1 Channel 1 (Keyscan Values) ...
  • Page 15 SendChar 1 = 00  SendChar 2 = 00 10. After completing the Channel 1 parameters, Press 9 to save the configuration and restart the NETCOM2 unit. Note To exit without saving any changes, press 8. NETCOM2 Rev. B Installation Guide...
  • Page 16: Specifications

    Maximum Cable Lengths ACU/ECU to NETCOM2 Rev. B—22 AWG 5 conductor shielded - max 100 feet /30 m CIM to NETCOM2 Rev. B—22 AWG 5 conductor shielded - max 49.2 ft/14.9 m @ 9600 bps Network Communication Existing LAN or WAN (TCP/IP protocol—port 3001) Agency Approvals—Ethernet Socket...

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