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Johnson Controls VIGILANT ASE Mk2 User Manual

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VIGILANT
ASE Mk2
USER MANUAL
ASE Mk2 PRODUCT MANUAL
VOLUME 2
DOCUMENT: LT0379
Issue 2.8 ............. 7 June 2018
The ASE Mk2 is a product of:
Johnson Controls
17 Mary Muller Drive
Christchurch
NEW ZEALAND
Tel : +64-3-389-5096
Fax : +64-3-389-5938
© 2018. Johnson Controls. All rights reserved. All specifications and other information shown were current as of
document revision date and are subject to change without notice.

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  • Page 1 17 Mary Muller Drive Christchurch NEW ZEALAND Tel : +64-3-389-5096 Fax : +64-3-389-5938 © 2018. Johnson Controls. All rights reserved. All specifications and other information shown were current as of document revision date and are subject to change without notice.

  • Page 2: Non-Disclosure Agreement

    ASE Mk2 User Manual Document: LT0379 NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT Johnson Controls (THE COMPANY) and the User of this/these document(s) desire to share proprietary technical information concerning electronic systems. For this reason, the company is disclosing to the User information in the form of this/these document(s).

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Document: LT0379 ASE Mk2 User Manual TABLE OF CONTENTS Non-Disclosure Agreement....................ii Amendments ........................vi CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION ....................1-1 ASE MK2 ........................1-2 ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTATION ................1-3 TERMINOLOGY ......................1-3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..................1-3 CHAPTER 2 INTERNAL CONTROLS & INDICATORS ............2-1 SUMMARY .........................

  • Page 4: Amendment Log

    30/07/15 Issue 2.4 Covers ASE V23 software. 14/03/16 Issue 2.5 Covers ASE V24 software. 11/09/17 Issue 2.6 Re-branded to Johnson Controls. Covers ASE V26 software. 13/02/18 Issue 2.7 Covers ASE V27 software. 07/06/18 Issue 2.8 Covers ASE V29 software. Page iv 7 June 2018 Issue 2.8...

  • Page 5: Chapter 1 Introduction

    Document: LT0379 ASE Mk2 User Manual Introduction CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION Issue 2.8 7 June 2018 Page 1-1...

  • Page 6: Ase Mk2

    ASE Mk2 User Manual Document: LT0379 Introduction ASE MK2 The ASE MK2 is fire alarm signalling equipment (ASE) used to transmit the fire alarm information from a building or group of buildings to a monitoring service provider and usually on to a fire brigade. It can support up to 16 fire panels (or sprinkler systems) through the use of a Signal Generating Device (SGD) installed at each panel.

  • Page 7: Associated Documentation

    ASE MK2 3G Installation Guide (ADT NZ) LT0679 ASE MK2 Dual 3G Installation Guide (ADT NZ) They should be referred to for additional information about the ASE MK2. Further detailed technical information is retained by Johnson Controls. TERMINOLOGY ADSL Asynchronous Digital Subscriber Line...
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  • Page 9: Chapter 2 Internal Controls & Indicators

    Document: LT0379 ASE Mk2 User Manual Internal Controls & Indicators CHAPTER 2 INTERNAL CONTROLS & INDICATORS Issue 2.8 7 June 2018 Page 2-1...

  • Page 10: Internal Indicators

    ASE Mk2 User Manual Document: LT0379 Internal Controls & Indicators SUMMARY The ASE Mk2 has 18 internal indicators (LEDs), described in Section 2.2. The ASE Mk2 has 2 internal controls, described in section 2.3:  RSSI pushbutton  Battery Charger Adjustment INTERNAL INDICATORS 2.2.1 SUMMARY...

  • Page 11: Status Indicators

    Document: LT0379 ASE Mk2 User Manual Internal Controls & Indicators 2.2.3 STATUS INDICATORS The nine LEDs LD3 to LD10 and LED16 indicate the ASE’s status when the door is open. Table 2.2.3 details each LED’s indication. Table 2.2.3 Status LED Operation LABEL COLOUR LED STATE DESCRIPTION...

  • Page 12: Ethernet Indicators

    ASE Mk2 User Manual Document: LT0379 Internal Controls & Indicators RS485 Link Green Link not used. Link OK. Flashing Link Fault. A programmed SGD is not replying (wiring fault) or there is an address error (reply received from SGD not programmed to be on this channel). Power Fault Yellow Mains fail.

  • Page 13: Radio Modem Status Indicators (Not On Pa1031)

    Document: LT0379 ASE Mk2 User Manual Internal Controls & Indicators 2.2.5 RADIO MODEM STATUS INDICATORS (NOT ON PA1031) The LED indicators (LD17 beside radio modem 1, LD18 beside radio modem 2) indicate the status of the radio modems as follows: Table 2.2.5 Modem Status Indicator LABEL...

  • Page 14: Rssi Pushbutton

    ASE Mk2 User Manual Document: LT0379 Internal Controls & Indicators 2.3.3 RSSI PUSHBUTTON The ASE Mk2 has a pushbutton (reference SW1, label RSSI) that when pressed for at least 1 second but less than 5 seconds will change the column of LEDs from displaying their usual status into a bar graph that displays the Received Signal Strength Indication (RSSI) from the radio modem.
  • Page 15 Document: LT0379 ASE Mk2 User Manual Internal Controls & Indicators If the RSSI button is pressed for at least 5 seconds, the ASE logs off the radio network and to indicate this condition the column of Status LEDs will flash at 1 Hz. The flashing continues for 2 minutes, or until the RSSI button is pressed again, at which point the ASE will attempt to log on to the radio network again.
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  • Page 17: Chapter 3 Diagnostic Operation

    Document: LT0379 ASE MK2 User Manual Diagnostic Operation CHAPTER 3 DIAGNOSTIC OPERATION Issue 2.8 7 June 2018 Page 3-1...

  • Page 18: Introduction

    ASE Mk2 User Manual Document: LT0379 Diagnostic Operation INTRODUCTION The ASE Mk2 provides diagnostic functions via its serial port (J22) to a connected terminal or PC running a terminal emulator program. There are two types of diagnostics. On initial power up the monitor mode starts and waits for 5 seconds for a password. If there is no, or an invalid, password entered the monitor terminates and starts the ASE program.

  • Page 19: Monitor Commands

    CTRL-R and CTRL-N, which work as soon as these keys are pressed. A space should be used to separate the command from any parameter values entered. These commands must be used only by, or under the guidance of, Johnson Controls R&D or Product Support staff.

  • Page 20: Erase Firmware Space - Ea, Ei

    ASE Mk2 User Manual Document: LT0379 Diagnostic Operation Active ASE Firmware CRC OK Firmware Version: 0x1c30 Start Address: 0x00e00020 Length: 0x0002d7b6 (186294) Firmware CRC: 0x54bd Inactive ASE Firmware Head CRC OK Inactive ASE Firmware CRC OK Firmware Version: 0x1c30 Start Address: 0x00ef0020 Length: 0x0002d7b6 (186294) Firmware CRC: 0x54bd If only one program space contains valid ASE firmware, the displayed message could be...

  • Page 21: Repeat Command - Ctrl-R, Ctrl-N

    Document: LT0379 ASE Mk2 User Manual Diagnostic Operation @DF F00000 F00100 F0 00 00 : 66 14 04 00 00 00 F0 00 20 00 01 8C 2C 8F DC 10 F0 00 10 : A5 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF F0 00 20 : 96 AF 00 40 20 0F 03 F9 E0 F9 20 F9 60 B0 91 00 F0 00 30 : B0 91 00 D5 2F 00 23 00 F6 E2 0A 00 F6 E3 04 00 F0 00 40 : F6 E1 05 00 F6 EF 08 00 14 0B 00 0F 14 0C 00 12...

  • Page 22: Download Operating Parameters - Lo

    ASE Mk2 User Manual Document: LT0379 Diagnostic Operation Therefore, it is generally safe to download a new firmware version to the inactive space and use the ASE to copy it to the active space on the next power up. This way both spaces will have the same version of firmware.

  • Page 23: Connect To Pstn Modem - Cp

    Document: LT0379 ASE Mk2 User Manual Diagnostic Operation and the second parameter (Y) selects the radio modem port baud rate: 115200 57600 38400 19200 If only one parameter (Y) is entered then the diagnostic port will be connected to radio 1 and the modem port baud rate is selected by that single parameter (Y) as above.

  • Page 24: Program A/D Scaling - Pa

    ASE Mk2 User Manual Document: LT0379 Diagnostic Operation For example, the following command will program the MAC address BBCCDDEEFF00 into the ASE. PM BBCCDD EEFF00 PROGRAM A/D SCALING – PA 3.3.13 Command “PA” is used to program the A/D scale. The “PA”...

  • Page 25: Ase Status - As Command

    Document: LT0379 ASE Mk2 User Manual Diagnostic Operation AN ----------------- ASE-Net Configuration DH ----------------- Display History Info DR XXXX XXXX(Hex) -- Display RAM DF XXXX XXXX(Hex) -- Display Flash DG XX(Dec) --------- Display Generic Params DB XX(Dec) --------- Switch Debug Output DS XX(Dec) --------- Display Debug Information PR X.X.X.X(Dec) ---- Ping Radio PE X.X.X.X(Dec) ---- Ping Ethernet...

  • Page 26: Comms Status - Cm Command

    ASE Mk2 User Manual Document: LT0379 Diagnostic Operation The next section shows the current mains power DC voltage, usually around 22-24V, and the battery voltages. The Mains status is NORMAL if the voltage is greater than 14.0V, and FAIL if not. These numbers are the voltages x 10, so you need to divide the numbers shown by 10 to give the real reading.
  • Page 27 Document: LT0379 ASE Mk2 User Manual Diagnostic Operation ----PSTN---- PSTN Port: NOT USED Status: NOT USED Alarm Number: General Number: 709 ----Ethernet---- Status: OK Local IP: 192.168.1.12 Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 CMS IP1: 10.45.248.241 Port1: 8744 CMS IP2: 0.0.0.0 Port2: 0 ----ASE Link Configuration---- Pri Link: Ethernet...
  • Page 28 ASE Mk2 User Manual Document: LT0379 Diagnostic Operation Network Spark, Vodafone, 2 Degrees, Telstra, Optus. RSSI The most recent Received Signal Strength Indication (RSSI) from the Radio modem. This is a number 0-31, with higher numbers better. IMSI The International Mobile Subscriber Identity number. Mode The mode the radio modem is currently using (3G).

  • Page 29: Rs Status - Rs Command

    Document: LT0379 ASE Mk2 User Manual Diagnostic Operation CMS IP2 The IP address and port number of the secondary server should the ASE be programmed to send events over the Ethernet connection. The ASE Link Configuration section shows the priority of the communication links that the ASE will attempt to use.
  • Page 30 ASE Mk2 User Manual Document: LT0379 Diagnostic Operation Type Channel BaudRate Status SGD1 M-DROP RS485 CH_A 2400 SGD2 M-DROP RS485 CH_B 2400 SGD3 UNUSED SGD4 UNUSED SGD5 UNUSED SGD6 UNUSED SGD7 FAS_IN N/O SGD8 FAS_IN N/C SGD9 UNUSED SGD10 UNUSED SGD11 UNUSED SGD12...

  • Page 31: Radio Configuration - Cr Command

    Document: LT0379 ASE Mk2 User Manual Diagnostic Operation RADIO CONFIGURATION – CR COMMAND 3.4.6 The CR command can be used to display or configure the parameters that are relevant to the radio 1 network. Configuration of these parameters is permitted only if the ASE firmware was built with the WORMALD version and the user is using the RS232 diagnostic port of the ASE (i.e., remote configuration of these parameters is not permitted).

  • Page 32: Ethernet Configuration - Ce Command

    ASE Mk2 User Manual Document: LT0379 Diagnostic Operation ETHERNET CONFIGURATION – CE COMMAND 3.4.7 The CE command can be used to display or configure the parameters that are relevant to the Ethernet port. However only the local diagnostic RS232 port will allow these parameters to be configured (i.e., it cannot be done remotely).
  • Page 33 Document: LT0379 ASE Mk2 User Manual Diagnostic Operation ASE Diagnostic Enabled LDU Message Disabled LDU IP: 10.45.248.93 Port: 8744 1 - Renew IP Automatically 2 - Enter IP Manually 3 - Set UDP Port 4 - Disable ASE Message 5 - Disable Remote Panel Access 6 - Disable ASE Diagnostic 7 - Enable LDU Message 8 - Configure LDU Message IP...

  • Page 34: Remote Panel Access Configuration - Ra Command

    ASE Mk2 User Manual Document: LT0379 Diagnostic Operation ASE Message Enabled (/Disabled) indicates that ASE messages to the primary CMS are enabled/disabled on the Ethernet port. Remote Panel Access Enabled (/Disabled) indicates if remote panel access is enabled on the Ethernet port (refer Section 3.4.8). ASE Diagnostic Enabled (/Disabled) indicates if remote ASE diagnostics is enabled/disabled over the Ethernet port.

  • Page 35: Zone/Point Data Link Configuration

    To set the baud rate to 19200. To set the baud rate to 38400. Contact Johnson Controls for the IP port number to use for remote panel access. Alternatively, the ASE’s port can be used for capturing the panel’s printer event log and sending the text to the CMS using the 174 Error messages.
  • Page 36 ASE Mk2 User Manual Document: LT0379 Diagnostic Operation The example shows the current Zone/Point data link is set to SSGD ADT. If the submenu is entered, the ASE will accept single key commands to change the configuration, refresh the information, or exit the submenu. Press: To set the Zone/Point data link to SSGD ADT.

  • Page 37: Open Collector Output Configuration - Co Command

    Document: LT0379 ASE Mk2 User Manual Diagnostic Operation >>3 Zone/Point Data Link Current link: SPIB Non-Multidrop Send Zone/Point data in Isolate mode Send Zone/Point data in Test mode 1 - Do not send Zone/Point data in Isolate mode 2 - Do not send Zone/Point data in Test mode SPACE - Refresh Information Esc - Escape Sub Menu >>>...

  • Page 38: Ase-Net Configuration - An Command

    ASE Mk2 User Manual Document: LT0379 Diagnostic Operation to disconnect power to the ADSL modem, and then waits 2 minutes before attempting to communicate with the monitoring server. It will repeat this process until a connection is made. The CO command also displays the current OC outputs status. In the example OC1 is activated and OC2 is deactivated.

  • Page 39: Ping Through Radio - Pr Command

    Document: LT0379 ASE Mk2 User Manual Diagnostic Operation Press: To enable/disable the ASE-Net connection on Ethernet To change the ASE-Net Server primary link IP address To change the ASE-Net Server primary link UDP port To change the ASE-Net Server secondary link IP address To change the ASE-Net Server secondary link UDP port To change the ASE listen port for ASE-Net SPACE...

  • Page 40: Generic Parameters - Dg Command

    ASE Mk2 User Manual Document: LT0379 Diagnostic Operation GENERIC PARAMETERS – DG COMMAND 3.4.14 The DG command can be used to display the current generic parameters that are downloaded by the CMS. The command displays the selected and the following 9 generic parameters.

  • Page 41: Debug Display - Ds Command

    Document: LT0379 ASE Mk2 User Manual Diagnostic Operation Note, not all options are implemented and a description of the displayed information is beyond the scope of this manual. Table 3.2 DB Command Options Option Title Area of operation debug is enabled/disabled DB NULL All off.
  • Page 42 ASE Mk2 User Manual Document: LT0379 Diagnostic Operation > This shows the ASE events in the event queue that are waiting to be sent to the CMS. >ds 2 <<ARP Table>> RESOLVED FIXED FF FF FF FF FF FF 255 255 255 255 RESOLVED FIXED 00 16 E3 F4 A8 57...
  • Page 43 Document: LT0379 ASE Mk2 User Manual Diagnostic Operation >ds 5 <<ASE Message Process>> Number of Events: 7 Alarm Events: N RETRY TRIES DELAY SENT TIMER Primary Link --- Ethernet 10.45.248.241 Port: 8744 Secondary Link --- Radio 10.45.248.241 Port: 8744 Tertiary Link >...

  • Page 44: Dr, Df Commands

    ASE Mk2 User Manual Document: LT0379 Diagnostic Operation Number of Events: 30 Link1: 10.45.248.241 Port 3000: Fail, Next DelayMsg: 66 Timer: 9 S Link2: N/C Poll Server: Next Poll: 59 Timer 30 S > This shows the number of events sent or waiting to be sent to the secondary CMS that have not been acknowledged.

  • Page 45: Chapter 4 Modbus Interface

    Document: LT0379 ASE Mk2 User Manual Modbus Interface CHAPTER 4 MODBUS INTERFACE Issue 2.8 7 June 2018 Page 4-1...

  • Page 46: Introduction

    ASE Mk2 User Manual Document: LT0379 Modbus Interface INTRODUCTION The ASE Mk2 with V10 firmware onwards allows its status and its SGD status to be monitored by a local building management or other computer system supports the Modbus protocol over Ethernet port.

  • Page 47: Input Status

    Document: LT0379 ASE Mk2 User Manual Modbus Interface INPUT STATUS The ASE uses the Read Input Status (02) command to return the current status of the ASE and its 16 SGDs. 4.4.1 ASE STATUS INPUTS 16 status inputs are used to return the status of the ASE as shown in Table 4.2. Table 4.2.

  • Page 48: Sgd Status Inputs

    ASE Mk2 User Manual Document: LT0379 Modbus Interface 4.4.2 SGD STATUS INPUTS 16 inputs are used for the status of each of the 16 SGDs as shown in Table 4.3. Table 4.3. SGD Status Inputs (for each SGD) Input SGD Address A Status Address 16 x A CONFIGURED...

  • Page 49: Input Registers

    Document: LT0379 ASE Mk2 User Manual Modbus Interface INPUT REGISTERS The ASE uses the Read Input Registers (04) command to return the current status of the ASE and its 16 SGDs and other ASE parameters as registers as shown in Table 4. Table 4.4.

  • Page 50: Processing The Sgd Status

    ASE Mk2 User Manual Document: LT0379 Modbus Interface PROCESSING THE SGD STATUS The recommended processing of the SGD status is as follows: Check the status of the CONFIGURED input. If set to Off (0) then the SGD is not configured in the ASE. Check the SGD POLL FAIL input.

  • Page 51: Coil Bits

    Document: LT0379 ASE Mk2 User Manual Modbus Interface COIL BITS The ASE uses the Force Single Coil (05) and Force Multiple Coil (15) commands to control the two ASE open collector outputs. Table 4.6 Coil Bits Coil Address Description Comment Open Collector 1 On (1) = activate output, Off (0) = deactivate output Open Collector 2...
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  • Page 53: Chapter 5 Software Versions

    Document: LT0379 ASE MK2 User Manual Software Versions CHAPTER 5 SOFTWARE VERSIONS Issue 2.8 7 June 2018 Page 5-1...

  • Page 54: Software Versions

    ASE Mk2 User Manual Document: LT0379 Software Versions SOFTWARE VERSIONS The following software versions have been released for general use. ASE MK2 Monitor Features V100 Original release V101 Fix bug on rejecting the DTE number if it ended with 0xFF. V110 On the previous versions, gave any real version of firmware predominance over any test versions.
  • Page 55 Document: LT0379 ASE Mk2 User Manual Software Versions ASE MK2 Startup LED Code Features LD10 V700 * * * o o o o o Supports separate event queue and message processor for a primary CMS (generally radio and PSTN), and a secondary CMS (on Ethernet) –...
  • Page 56 Bug fix. The ASE may not log onto the network if the cell site has been down for maintenance. * = LED On. Note: for detail of the ASE software version features refer to Johnson Controls R&D. Page 5-4 7 June 2018...

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