Pima VKD4net Installation And Use Manual
Pima VKD4net Installation And Use Manual

Pima VKD4net Installation And Use Manual

Virtual keypad module for controlling intruder alarm systems over the web

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VKD4net Virtual Keypad Module
For controlling Intruder Alarm Systems over the Web
1.

Introduction

VKD4net is a solution for creating a virtual keypad on a PC/laptop and connecting it over the
web to PIMA's Hunter-Pro Series & Captain 8 Intruder Alarm Systems, for the purpose of
controlling the alarm system.
VKD4net can also be connected locally, over LAN.
The VKD4net hardware is made of the net4pro-i network module
The software part is PIMA's VKD virtual keypad PC/laptop application, which connects to the
VKD4net over the internet. The VKD4net module is connected to the control panel's BUS (on
the control panel or an expander).
Once connected, the virtual keypad function as a real LCD keypad, just as if was physically
connected to the control panel on the premises.
1.1.

Out of the box

The VKD4net module installed in a plastic box
Installation CD including the product guide
CAT-5 cable, 2m
1.2.

Preliminary requirements

The net4pro-i must be configured to carry a static IP address
PC/laptop with Windows XP
4 wire harness.
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P/N 6247001
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See limited support notice in the end of this guide.
VKD4net
Figure 1.
The VKD4net operation diagram
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OS or newer;
Internet
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and a BUS connection card.
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;
Virtual keypad
PC application

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  • Page 1 For controlling Intruder Alarm Systems over the Web Introduction VKD4net is a solution for creating a virtual keypad on a PC/laptop and connecting it over the web to PIMA’s Hunter-Pro Series & Captain 8 Intruder Alarm Systems, for the purpose of controlling the alarm system.
  • Page 2 It is recommended to install the VKD4net as close as possible to the BUS. Connect the VKD4net to the BUS, using 4 wires. The connection can be directly to the control panel’s KEYPAD terminals, or to a BUS terminal on an expander. Wiring is simple: terminals “1”...
  • Page 3 VKD4net Installation and Use Guide Click the plus sign on the left and click the device’s IP address, to display its details. Figure 5. The device details screen 4.2. Web configuration Click the Web configuration tab. Click the green Navigate to button to the right of the address bar; see the next figure.
  • Page 4 VKD4net Installation and Use Guide Figure 8. Network settings screen 4.4. Serial setting Click Serial Setting on the left menu. Set the Baud Rate to 2400. Check the Enable Packing checkbox. From the Idle Gap Time drop-down list, select 52 msec.
  • Page 5 It is recommended to also reboot the net4pro-i manually, by disconnecting it from power for a few seconds. To connect the VKD4net over the Internet, you need to configure your Router for “Port Forwarding”; see, for example the following link: http://portforward.com/...
  • Page 6 VKD4net Installation and Use Guide Installing & Running the VKD Application The VKD Virtual Keypad application is supplied on a CD. To install it: Insert the CD and wait for the installation wizard to run. To manually run it, right-click the file VKD.exe, located on the CD, and select Run as administrator.
  • Page 7 In the same structure enter the address of one or more net4pro-i. If you will use the VKD4net for connecting to several customers, enter each address in a separate line. Save the file and close it. If you have a security issue with saving the file in the default folder, save it on your desktop and replace the original file with it afterwards.
  • Page 8 Also have the following information available: default Gateway, Subnet mask, port numbers and all other network information. PIMA Electronic Systems Ltd. shall have no liability for any death, personal and/or bodily injury and/or damage to property or other loss whether direct, indirect, incidental, consequential or otherwise, based on a claim that the Product failed to function.

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