KEYTRONIX I-SAD 19"-S Operating Instructions Manual

Ip security access device for 19” installation

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I –SAD 19"-S
IP Security Access Device for 19" installation
Operating Instructions Version 1.9/SW 2.2
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  • Page 1 Introduction I –SAD 19”-S IP Security Access Device for 19” installation Operating Instructions Version 1.9/SW 2.2...
  • Page 2 Introduction Impressum: KEYTRONIX Gesellschaft für industrielle Elektronik und Informationstechnologie mbH Ungargasse 64-66/1/109 A - 1030 Vienna Tel.: + 43 (1) 718 06 60 - 0 Fax: + 43 (1) 718 06 60 - 820 e-mail: office@keytronix.com www.keytronix.com HG Wien FN 261131t...
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Introduction Table of Contents ..............4 NTRODUCTION 2 I - SAD 19 "- S O ............. 7 VERVIEW 2.1 Common Features............... 8 3 RS 232 I ............. 12 NTERFACE 4 I - SAD M ............... 13 ODULES 4.1 I-SAD M I/O Modul ..............13 4.2 ISAD MI/O D-sub Modul ............
  • Page 4: Introduction

    Keytronix develops flexible systems that collect and transport device control, status and alarm data to and from network operation centres. The Alarm+Telemetry Controller product family offers optimized solutions for your monitoring and control applications.
  • Page 5 Introduction Figure 2: Alarm controller environment The controller offers a variety of interfaces and connections to suit a wide range of devices. It integrates easily into various environments through its electrical, Physical and functional connections. This makes it an ideal choice for remote operation monitoring and remote control of mission critical applications. Figure 3: Alarm controller functional architecture...
  • Page 6 Introduction Typical Application: Remote monitoring and controlling of systems located in an unmanned telecom site (POP). Figure 4: Remote site configuration This includes site security access systems, room surveillance systems, facility control systems (e.g. climate control, power supply) and telecoms equipment (e.g.
  • Page 7: Sad 19 "- S Overview

    I - SAD 19 "- S Overview I - SAD 19 "- S O VERVIEW IP Security Access Device I-SAD 19“- S is a highly modular remote control system, with the ability to transmit Alarm data, Switch/Relays Operations and Telemetry-data of the customer over a secured TCP/IP connection.
  • Page 8: Common Features

    I - SAD 19 "- S Overview 2.1 Common Features Management HTML - based WEB OPI SNMP V2c for sending of event - messages, administration of the device and remote control of the input and outputs (I/Os). DHCP client or static IP address up to 3 destination addresses for SNMP traps possible free editing of READ/WRITE communities Physical...
  • Page 9 I - SAD 19 "- S Overview Ethernet Switch: The I-SAD 19“-S is equipped with an integrated Ethernet - Switch. It is used to switch the data between the four Ports. the 4 Ports: • NMS is an internal Port, which is connected to the CPU. •...
  • Page 10 (LAN, WEB-OPI Operator Interface, Ethernet Connector, auto - detected) TEMP RJ 45- Connector for connecting a Keytronix I-SAD TS (0708- 6201) or RITTAL temperature - sensor HUMITIDY RJ 45- Connector for connecting a Keytronix I-SAD HS (0708- 6101) or RITTAL humidity – sensor...
  • Page 11 I - SAD 19 "- S Overview RS 232 Serial asynchronous interface for remote access to an unknown device, default configuration: 9k6/N/8/1 Pin assignment: signal direction description Serial OPI (Operator Interface) / CLI (Command Line Interface), fixed configuration: 115k2/N/8/1 Pin assignment: signal direction description Powersupply...
  • Page 12: Rs 232 Interface

    RS 232 Interface RS 232 I NTERFACE This Interface is used to make a remote access connection to a third party equipment via an asynchronous serial interface. The serial data get tunnel over IP. The interface has a fixed configuration for sending and transmitting data at 9k6/N/8/1.
  • Page 13: Sad Modules

    2 parallel outputs (free of potential) control the operating states. It uses an RJ45 connector (local alarm Pin 1,& 2, remote Alarm Pin 7 & • Possibility to connect a Keytronix AlEx device (remote unit) via G.703 interface. Connectors 8 I/Os + 1x G703. Link + alarm outputs...
  • Page 14 I - SAD Modules Interfaces Pin Assignments Name Pin # Signal 1, 2 Received Data G.703 4, 5 Transmit Data 1, 2 Closed circuit contact (local alarm) Alarm-Relais 7, 8 Closed circuit contact (remote alarm) Input Input Ports 1-8 Normally open contact Output Common Closed circuit contact...
  • Page 15 I - SAD Modules Application remote device (AlEx) lokale device (I-SAD) Output open circuit Common Input Working contact external G.703- Line supervisiory contact Input Output supervisiory external contact open circuit Common working contact...
  • Page 16 I - SAD Modules Values of resistance for line supervisiory (sabotage monitoring) of external contacts: no sabotage, sabotage, no sabotage, Sabotage, contact closed short circuid contact closed line interruption <200 >300Ohm … <4kOhm >5kOhm … <9kOhm >20kOhm Connection of the external contact for line supervisiory contact Input external contact...
  • Page 17 I - SAD Modules Physical Dimensions: 183 x 96,5 x 50 (LxWxH) mm...
  • Page 18: Isad Mi/O D-Sub Modul

    4 parallel / bistabled potential-free outputs • Only signals in the low power voltage range can be switched (EN60950: SELV-circuit). • Possibility to connect a Keytronix AlEx device (remote unit) via G.703 interface. • 24V DC Output for feeding external equipment (max. 40mA) Connector...
  • Page 19 I - SAD Modules Interface pin assignment Name Pin # Signal 17, 36 Transmit Data G.703 18, 37 Received data 19, 35 Interrogation Input 1 closed circuit contact Port 1 Common Output 1 Normally open contact Interrogation Input 2 closed circuit contact Port 2 Common Output 2...
  • Page 20 I - SAD Modules Application remote device (AlEx) lokale device (I-SAD) Output open circuit Common Input Working contact external G.703- Line contact supervisiory Input Output supervisiory external contact open circuit Common working contact...
  • Page 21 I - SAD Modules Values of resistance for line supervisiory (sabotage monitoring) of external contacts: no sabotage, sabotage, no sabotage, Sabotage, contact closed short circuid contact closed line interruption <200 >300Ohm … <4kOhm >5kOhm … <9kOhm >20kOhm Connection of the external contact for line supervisiory contact Input external contact...
  • Page 22 I - SAD Modules Physical Dimensions: 183 x 96,5 x 50 (LxWxH) mm...
  • Page 23: I-Sad Mcc Modul

    I - SAD Modules 4.3 I-SAD MCC Modul I – SAD MCC (Modul Cabinet Control) is used for controlling cabinet doors. Each modul is able to take control of two cabinet doors. By using electromagnets the doors are permanently locked. If the current is switched off, the doors are unlocked.
  • Page 24 I - SAD Modules Interfaces Pin Assignment Description Pin # Signal Port 1,2 – door opener sensor- ID sensor- ID 24V 100mA door opener sensor- input, INPUT MCC 1 / 2 Port 3,4 – door sensors sensor- ID sensor- ID sensor-input, INPUT MCC 3/4 Physicals Dimensions:...
  • Page 25: Alex - Alarm Extender

    I - SAD Modules 4.4 AlEx – Alarm Extender AlEx (Alarm Extender) is a remote effector system with the ability to transmit local registered alarm signals via a G.703 leased line with the capability of 64kb/s to the remote device. The alarm signals will be converted to relay output states on the remote side.
  • Page 26 I - SAD Modules Physical Dimensions: 170 x 210 x 53 mm (WxHxL) mm Mechanical construction: Position of illuminating diodes, jumpers and connectors POWER SYNC SWITCH G.703 Link Interface Input Output Relay #9, #10...
  • Page 27 I - SAD Modules Configuration Device: • ALARM RELAYS Relay #9: remote alarm signal, high if sync is lost Relay #10: local alarm signal, high if the device is ready for use The jumper selects the working (B) or the open circuit contact (C) •...
  • Page 28 I - SAD Modules Interfaces Pin Assignment Transmission Interface PIN 1,2 ………………….RD PIN 4,5…………………..TD Environmental conditions Operation: -20 ° C to + 70 ° C Storage constraints: -20 ° C to + 70 ° C Relative humidity: max. 80%, not condensing...
  • Page 29: Installation

    Installation NSTALLATION Insert the modules Every module can be inserted into each of the module slots. To insert a module follow these instructions: SECURITY ADVICE ATTENTION ! You must disconnect the device from the power- cable before opening and wait for 10 seconds.!! Open the device Unscrew the front panel screws 1 –...
  • Page 30 Installation Removing the covers remove the pre-installed slot cover...
  • Page 31 Installation Plugin the modules The 3 extra Hexagon Head Bolts (module installation kid) must be screwed onto the 3 head bolts fixed on main board (see picture). Then install the module by adjust module first into the front panel opening (see picture). Just connect the multi-pin connector of the module with accordant multi-pin connector fixed on main board (see picture).
  • Page 32 Installation The 3 head screws should be screwed tightly Closing of the device Insert the main board with attached front panel carefully into the device housing until front panel touches to the main housing. Then screw in the 6 front panel screws.
  • Page 33: Configuration

    Configuration ONFIGURATION I-SAD 19“ can be configurated and administrated via an „easy to use” WEB based Operator Interface (WEB- OPI). Alternatively, a CLI (Command Line interface) can be used. Attention at configuration: umlauts are not aloud. The handling of the device is structured into the following groups: I –...
  • Page 34: Login

    Configuration 6.1.1 LOGIN There are 3 different kinds of users: 1. USER: has the authority to do all the configuration concerning alarms and alarming on the main device. 2. SUPERUSER: has the additional authority to configure network parameters (e.g.: ip address), changes at link configuration, reset the device, load defaults and to configure the SNMP settings.
  • Page 35: Main Menu

    Configuration 6.1.2 Main menu by simply „clicking“ the lines you will get into the submenus...
  • Page 36: I-Sad (Basic Settings)

    Configuration 6.1.3 I-SAD (basic settings) Shows the currently submenu and the used software Logoff leaves the device dialogue at any time. Changes that not have been stored will be lost. Home returns to the main menu Show status of the front LEDs Monitors the operating hours, actual alarms and current alarms since the last reset.
  • Page 37 Configuration Enter the support- address Changes will only get active if they are stored by entering „submit“ Menu for the LAN / WAN Configuration enter the IP address of the device enter the subnet-mask enter the IP adress of the router select if the device is managed via manually configured ip address or via dynamically assigned dhcp IP...
  • Page 38 Configuration SNMP destination IP address: Enter the IP address, where all traps will be sent to. The traps can be sent to up to 3 addresses at the same time. Different destination IP addresses must be separated with semicolons eg: 192.168.0.100; 192.168.0.50;… guard time Minimal time for sending SNMP TRAPS #50, #51, #53 #54 one after the other.
  • Page 39 Configuration READ / WRITE Community: Reading of the MIB - parameters is only possible if the SNMP client uses the right password (default: public). Note: SNMP Set Support must be set to ON! Enter the TFTP server IP address Enter the software filename only if „download“...
  • Page 40: Temperature Sensor

    Configuration 6.1.4 Temperature Sensor All changes get activated by pressing the „submit“ button. If you want to actualize the display just press the „refresh“ button. Displays the status of the sensor and the actual environmental temperature. Enter the text that is attached to the SNMP alarm traps Activate temperature checking by selecting the „monitoring”...
  • Page 41: Humidity Sensor

    Configuration 6.1.5 Humidity Sensor All changes get activated by pressing the „submit“ button. If you want to actualize the display just press the „refresh“ button. Displays the status of the sensor and the actual rel. environmental humidity. Enter the textthat is attached to the SNMP alarm traps.
  • Page 42: Telnet

    Configuration 6.1.6 Telnet Status of the Telnet session Status of the interfaces configuration of the RS232 interface You can set the speed, data bits, parity, stop bits and the kinds of flow control Definition of the TCP port Definition of the timeout: Time after the last key stroke before automatically ending the Telnet session.
  • Page 43: M I/O Module

    Configuration 6.1.7 M I/O Module All changes are activated by pressing the „submit“ button. To redraw the display just push the “refresh” button. Displays the module and its port status (MI/O uses slot 1) Click “logoff” to leave the session. Unsaved data will be lost. Click on „home“...
  • Page 44 Configuration Control the output state simply by selecting the check boxes. If an output is activate, its check box is marked (above example: OUT2 is active). Changes will only get active if they are stored by pushing the „submit“ button. This menu activates the different module operation modes.
  • Page 45 Configuration Choose the necessary settings when using a remote unit (AlEx). Syncpattern A/B: Shift between sync pattern A and sync pattern B. The two connected units should use a different sync pattern on every side. This is needed if the transmission line works incorrectly and prevents the false interpretation of data.
  • Page 46 Configuration Displays the numbered input port. Scroll down the screen to display further ports. Enter the text that will be attached to SNMP alarms. This is useful for identification of the alarm sources. If auto-confirmation is „on“, the alarm status ends if the alarm criteria ends. SNMP trap #60 will be sent.
  • Page 47: M I/O D-Sub Module

    Configuration 6.1.8 M I/O D-sub Module You can browse the menu of the M I/O D-sub (see also chapter 4.2) by scrolling down the screen. All changes are activated by pressing the „submit“ button. If you want to redraw the display just push the “refresh” button. Displays the actual module and its installed slot.
  • Page 48 Configuration Here you can controll the outputs by simply clicking. If an output is set to high, the output is marked (e.g: z.B:OUT2). Changes will only get active if they are stored by using the „submit“ button. Within this menu you can activate the different operation modes for the module.
  • Page 49 Configuration here you can choose the settings which are necessary if you are using a remote unit (AlEx). Syncpattern A/B: shifting between A-Syncpattern and B- Syncpattern The two connected units should use on every side a different syncpattern. It is needed if the transmission line works not correct, that the data won ´t be interpreded wrong way.
  • Page 50 Configuration shows the numbered input port. You get to the next ports by scrolling the screen. here you can enter a text, which will be attached at the SNMP alarms, it used for identification of the alarmsource. if you choose auto-confirmation „on“ , the alarm state will be finished if the criteria is finished.
  • Page 51: Mcc Module

    Configuration 6.1.9 MCC Module All changes are activated by pressing the „submit“ button. If you want to redraw the display, just push the “refresh” button. Displays the numbered door opener Enter the text that will be attached to SNMP alarms to identify the alarm source. Shows the status of the LEDs „...
  • Page 52 Configuration Unlock - duration: Duration how long the door will stay open. Syntax: dhms (days,hours, minutes, seconds) e.g.: “ 1h30m” means, the door will stay open for 1 minute and 30 seconds. Door contact: Used: The door gets locked if the door contact (MCC 1) is closed. Unused: Door contact is disabled.
  • Page 53 Configuration Displays the numbered input port. Scroll the screen to display further ports. Enter text that is attached to the SNMP alarm traps. Useful for identification of the alarm source. With auto-confirmation „on“, the alarm state will end as soon as the alarm criteria ends.
  • Page 54: Vlan Settings

    Configuration 6.1.10 VLAN SETTINGS The I-SAD 19“-S is equipped with an integrated Ethernet - Switch. It is used to switch the data between the four Ports. the 4 Ports: • NMS is an internal Port, which is connected to the CPU. •...
  • Page 55: Vlan Table

    Configuration configuration of the priority for egressing packets. 6.1.11 VLAN TABLE The VLAN – Table defines how a packet with a VLAN – Tag will be handled on each port. Up to 64 entries are possible. Each VLAN is a separately entry. All changes are activated by pressing the „submit“- button.
  • Page 56 Configuration Here you can define how a packet with a VLAN – Tag will be handled on each port. „unmod“ Pakets of this VLAN group will be transmitted from this port unmodified „untag“ Pakets of this VLAN group will be transmitted from this port untagged „tagged“...
  • Page 57: Admin Bereich

    Configuration 6.1.12 ADMIN Bereich If you login as ADMIN you are allowed to set different user settings Enter username, default: ADMIN Enter ADMIN password: default: isad Click „Login“ „ Reset“ clears the entry fields. The account management allows you to create USERs und SUPERUSERs, delete them or just display the existing users.
  • Page 58 Configuration...
  • Page 59 Configuration Simple procedure to add users: Enter USER name and the password Select check box „ add user” or “add super user” and confirm by pressing the “submit” button finished Selecting the check box „show all users“ displays all existing users. To exit the user account management“...
  • Page 60: Opi - Operator Interface

    Configuration 6.2 OPI – Operator Interface I. step To configure the I-SAD 19“ via serial interface „OPI“ you need a PC or laptop with an installed terminal program like Hyperterminal. Connect the serial interfaces with direct 1:1 cable (not included). Attention: take care with the connection settings: The I- SAD 19”...
  • Page 61 Configuration Important commands Help displays an overview about the commands Displays a short description and syntax of the command Usage: >“command“ -?“ All commands that are named „*- DESCRIPTION“ or „*-LOCATION“ , the inserted text (max. 60 characters) will be sent as information added to the SNMP traps, except commands “Device”...
  • Page 62 Configuration Commands overview General commands RESET: reboots the device LOGIN: login to the device LOGOUT: exit the OPI Interface SAVE-CFG: saves the configuration Device /DEV commands on the main device: DEV-ADD-USER xx xx attach new user SYNTAX: Command [Username] [Password] Note: You must be logged in as ADMIN DEV-ADD-USER xx xx s Attach new super user...
  • Page 63 Configuration DEV-GUARD-TIME x Sets the trap delay time Values: 0-255 seconds DEV-TRAP-FILTER Option to suppress some traps. It is allowed for the following SNMP traps: 50|51|53|54|60|61 DEV-SNMP-SET x Activation or deactivation of SNMP SET : 0=off ,1=on DEV-RD-COMMUNITY xxx Sets the SNMP read community DEV-WR-COMMUNITY xx Sets the SNMP write community DEV-DLPKG-NAME xx...
  • Page 64 Configuration Humidity Sensor / HS commands: HS-DESCRIPTION xx Description of the humidity sensor (max.60 characters) HS-MONITORING xx Activates the humitidy-sensor; Values: xx=yes or xx=no HS-HIGH-WARNING xx If the entered value is exceeded, an alarm will be sent. HS-HIGH-ALARM xx if the entered value is exceeded, an alarm will be sent.
  • Page 65 Configuration M I/O and MIO commands: applies to MI/O and MI/O D-sub modules MIO-RELAYS x x x Activates outputs / relays Parameters: Module: 1 or 2 Relay: local 1..8, remote 9..16 Value: set or reset e.g.: activate 2 output of module #1: „MIO-RELAIS 1 2 set“...
  • Page 66 Configuration MIO-INP-ALARM –TEXT Enter text for alarms Input port: local 1..8, remote 9..16 e.g.: Input 8 of module #2 should be named „clima“: “MIO-INP-LOCATION 2 8 clima” MIO-INP-AUTO-CONF set alarm auto-confirmation for each port. Parameters: Local input: 1..8, remote input: 9..16 Status: yes or no e.g.: activation of auto-confirmation of port of Module #1:...
  • Page 67 Configuration MCC / MCC commands: MCC-LOCATION Enter text description of the door - opener (max. 60 characters) Parameters: Module: 1..2 Door opener 1..2 e.g.: door opener #2 of module #2 should be named „house west“: “MCC_LOCATION 1 2 house west” MCC-DESCRIPTION Enter description of the door - opener (60 char.)
  • Page 68 Configuration MCC-DURATION Determines the period how long the door stays open: Parameters: Module: 1..2 Door opener: 1..2 Syntax: dhms (days, hours, minutes, seconds) e.g.: Door #2 on Module #2 should be open for 1 hour and 30 minutes: „MCC-DURATION 2 2 1h30m0s“ MCC-DOOR-CONTACT Determines if the integrated contact is used.
  • Page 69 Configuration MCC-INP-MONITORING Activate input monitoring Parameters: Module: 1..2 Input:1..4 Status: yes or no e.g.: Activation of monitoring port #2 of module #1 „MCC-INP-MONITORING 1 2 yes“ MCC-INP-POLARITY Change polarity of the input ports: Parameters: Local input:1..4 Status: Inverse or normal e.g.: Invert input #3 on module #1: „MCC-INP-POLARITY 1 3 inverse“...
  • Page 70 Configuration Switch / Switch Commands: SW-VT „VID“ –d deletes the „VID“ entry SW -VT shows all entries SW –VT x x x is for programming the VLAN Table Syntax: SW-VT „VID“ „PRIO” „OPT_ETH1“ „OPT_ETH2“ „OPT_SFP“ „OPT_ETHx“ Values: VID 0-4095 PRIO 0..7 OPT=0 „unmod“...
  • Page 71: Safety Considerations

    Safety Considerations AFETY ONSIDERATIONS...
  • Page 72: Abbreviations

    Abbreviations BBREVIATIONS DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Predocol Ethernet Ground HTML Hypertext Markup Language Input / Output Local Area network Network Management System Network Operation Centre Operator Interface Point of Present Receive Data Small Factor Plugin SNMP Simple Network Management Predocol Transmit Data TEMP Temperature...

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