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Provisioning Server Advanced Settings
If instructed by your Monitoring Center, you can increase or decrease the interval at which
your device sends regular heartbeats to the server.
If you are using a PAP2T model, place a tick in the box regarding the 3+H setting. The
SPA2102 and 3102 do not currently support this setting.
If you are using VoIP on line 2, tick the box that prevents settings being overridden.
Bandwidth usage only applies to Protocol Independent devices or where upload/download
or 2-way voice is to be used. The default setting is Normal.
If you are outside North America, it may be necessary for you to change the Panel/Dialer
Impedance setting. You can select from a list of valid settings and you may need to refer
to your panel manufacturer for country specific information.
Only place a tick in the box "Enable SPA3102 specific settings" if you have an SPA3xxx
adapter that is connected to a landline or cellular backup device via the LINE port.
Otherwise, please be sure to un-tick the box.
SPA3xxx Specific Settings
The Primary (IP) setting and Secondary (PSTN/Cellular) setting are for use only by
SPA3000, SPA3102 and AG310 adapters connected to a landline or cellular backup device
via the LINE port. Enter the primary telephone number dialled by the panel into the
Primary (IP) field and enter the secondary number dialled by the panel into the Secondary
(PSTN/Cellular) field. This is explained more in Advanced Notes.
Advanced Notes
"IP Only" Mode Explained
An "IP Only" device is totally reliant on your internet connection and has no alternative
transmission path – like PSTN or GSM. All devices other than the SPA3000 and SPA3102
work in "IP Only" mode.
SPA3000 and SPA3102 Specific Settings for Dual-Path Mode
The provisioning server has a number of advanced settings that can be used when
provisioning the SPA3xxx models for use where PSTN or cellular backup is required.
SPA3xxx adapters can be provisioned to behave differently depending on whether or not
they are to be used in conjunction with a backup signalling device or telephone landline.
When an adapter is provisioned in "Dual-path" mode, it needs to decide whether to send
an alarm signal over the Internet, over a PSTN landline, or over a Cellular network thru
another device connected to the LINE port.
The way that it does this is by checking the telephone number dialed by the alarm panel.
It is important to program the alarm panel correctly and make sure that the correct
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