Chiron IRIS Connect Solo Manuel d'installation et d'exploitation

IRIS Connect Series

Engineering Manual

Version 1.8

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Contents

1. Introduction........................................................................................................................................................... 3

2. IRIS Communication Mechanism (Polling / Alarms).............................................................................................. 4

3. Product Features ................................................................................................................................................... 5

4. Package Contents .................................................................................................................................................. 6

5. Board Configuration .............................................................................................................................................. 6

6. Before You Start .................................................................................................................................................... 7

7. Installing the IRIS Connect Dialler ......................................................................................................................... 8

Mounting ...................................................................................................................................................... 8

Power............................................................................................................................................................ 8

Backup Batteries (optional) .......................................................................................................................... 8

Connections .................................................................................................................................................. 9

GPRS/3G SIM Card (IRIS Connect Duo only) ............................................................................................... 10

Dial Capture ................................................................................................................................................ 10

Pin Inputs .................................................................................................................................................... 10

Switch On and Test ..................................................................................................................................... 10

Configuration .............................................................................................................................................. 11

Panel Configuration .................................................................................................................................... 14

Testing......................................................................................................................................................... 17

8. Main menu .......................................................................................................................................................... 17

GPRS/3G Network Scan .............................................................................................................................. 17

Installation Wizard...................................................................................................................................... 18

Settings ....................................................................................................................................................... 23

Test ............................................................................................................................................................. 32

Trouble Report............................................................................................................................................ 34

Battery Status ............................................................................................................................................. 35

About .......................................................................................................................................................... 35

9. Maintenance........................................................................................................................................................ 36

Confirm Current Status............................................................................................................................... 36

Checking Battery Status.............................................................................................................................. 36

Replacing Batteries ..................................................................................................................................... 36

Check Software Version / Reflash............................................................................................................... 37

Communication Paths Checks .................................................................................................................... 37

Test Alarm Panel Alarms and Communication to ARC ............................................................................... 37

10. Specifications....................................................................................................................................................... 38

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1. Introduction

The IRIS Connect range, consisting of the Solo and Duo models, offers a new concept in Alarm over IP (AoIP)

providing cost effective AoIP for the residential sector.

Both IRIS Connects are certified as suitable for all Grade 2 systems with an Alarm Transmission System (ATS)

configuration up to SP6 for single path (IRIS Connect Solo / Duo), or ATS configuration DP4 for dual path (IRIS

Connect Duo).

The IRIS Connect range is based on Chiron’s successful IRIS Connect range of AoIP diallers with the same hardware

and software used in all IRIS diallers; with the same level of security and features provided to military, governments,

banks and commercial industry but now also available to the residential sector.

The IRIS Connect Solo and Duo offers Wi-Fi as standard for configuration, polling and alerting, whereas the Duo also

offers a dual path system with GPRS/3G communications (4G and CDMA on request).

Using Chiron’s advances in hardware and software, the IRIS Connect is unique in providing battery backup for over

15 hours support in the case of main power source failure. This backup is provided with only 4 small NiMH AA

rechargeable batteries, which allow a longer replacement life and a smaller design.

Note 1: The 15 hours standby is based on 15 minute polling and recommended quality batteries. Performance may

be reduced with faster polling or other system loading.

Note 2: The IRIS Connect can be fitted without batteries and will run as a standalone device without battery

backup.

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2. IRIS Communication Mechanism (Polling / Alarms)

The polling / alarm mechanism used on the Chiron IRIS system is highly secure and flexible, and uses the IRIS Secure

Apps monitoring software (installed at the monitoring centres) with the IRIS Connect diallers.

It has been independently certified as compliant to the highest level of security available –Grade 4, ATS6 - within the

EN50131 standard for alarm systems.

The IRIS system is unique in its ability for the polling frequency to be varied which means that the polling profile can

be adjusted as necessary to take into account the grade of security required and the traffic bandwidth available.

Key features are:

Independently certified as compliant with EN50131-1 Grade 3 ATS configuration SP6 over Ethernet and ATS –

SP5 over GPRS for single path Ethernet and DP4 for dual path communications.

After initial installation all backup or alternative IP addresses for the Polling engines (main & backup) are

downloaded to the IRIS Connect dialler over the polling communications.

All polling and alarms are authenticated by the receiver (Polling Engine) using the secure and sophisticated

‘Challenge Handshake’ mechanism as used in military and credit card applications. Each remote IRIS dialler

proves its authenticity using a 256 bit security key. A new random number generated by the receiver (Polling

Engine) is used for every poll so it is not possible to substitute the dialler using playback or sequence prediction.

Unlike other systems each dialler can have a unique security key which can be changed at the monitoring centre

any time as required. For additional security the installer never needs to load the key or be aware of what it is.

Also unlike other systems, the polling frequency is not fixed and can be varied by the monitoring centre at any

time, from a period of 10 seconds for high security systems down to once a week for low security systems. This

means that polling rates can be optimised to deliver the grade of service required and minimise the bandwidth

required.

Polling and alarms are carried over the TCP/IP protocol that gives end-to-end error protection. This removes the

possibility with other protocols such as UDP that data packets are lost or re-sequenced in the network leading

to false alarms.

All polling and alarms are outbound from the dialler location to the monitoring centre and do not require the IP

address of the dialler to be known. No special set-up is required at the customer’s router, such as port mapping

for incoming calls. This feature is essential for operation with networks with dynamic addressing and standard

GPRS/3G networks.

Background communication path polling is also configurable at the monitoring centre and enables the IRIS

dialler to periodically poll over the backup communication path, and any faults with this communication will be

reported back to the IRIS Secure Apps system.

Each poll transaction is very small and with the authentication protocol is only about 500 bytes of data,

including all traffic in both directions. For fixed line IP networks there are no traffic costs.

Total traffic is proportional to the polling frequency. For example, at 10 second poll 180K bytes per hour and at 3

minutes polling this would reduce substantially to only 10K bytes per hour.

Even with tariffed networks such as GPRS/3G, and when running at a polling rate suitable for the highest level of

security, a typical cost is only a few Euros per month. For GPRS/3G in many cases the level of traffic falls within the

free bandwidth that comes with the SIM card contract and will effectively be at no cost.

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3. Product Features

Features

IRIS Connect

Solo

Duo

Fire retardant enclosure



NiMH battery backup

>15 hrs

Wi-Fi



GPRS/3G



Dial capture



Relays

Inputs (Pins)

Serial RS485

Selectable

Serial TTL

RS232 (BASIC)

Text messaging



Multi language menus



VoIP & SIP services



Option available on request

4G / CDMA

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4. Package Contents

Contents dependent on model type:

Dialler board in plastic housing

3 x screws and plugs for fixing the housing to a flat surface

2 x screws and washers for fixing PCB to plastics

RJ11 cable

18k Ohms sense resistor

Already fitted on dialler board

GPRS /3G antenna (IRIS Connect Duo)

Wi-Fi antenna

5. Board Configuration

IRIS Connect

SYS LED

LED Colour

Indication

Red Flashing

Default state not currently configured

Red Constant

Wi-Fi successfully connected but still outstanding faults

Blue Flashing

In Access point mode (AP) for configuration but with no current

connection

Blue Constant

In Access point mode for configuration and a device is connected (AP)

Green Constant

Communicating and no current faults (flickers on every poll)

DC power

Pin inputs Relays RS232

RS485

Dial capture port

RJ45/RJ11 and

screw terminals

SIM card

holder

GPRS/3G

antenna

Serial

(TTL)

Battery case

Wi-Fi

antenna

Serial

selection

header

SYS LED

button

Release

clip

Release

clip

Micro

USB

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6. Before You Start

Monitoring Centre (ARC)

Make sure that the monitoring centre to which the IRIS Connect device will send alarm signals is equipped with the

appropriate IRIS Secure Apps receiving system. The following information should be obtained from the monitoring

centre.

Dialler account number

Monitoring centre IP address

Wi-Fi Connection Details

The customer’s Wi-Fi network details are required in order to connect the IRIS Connect and your configuration

device (e.g. Smart Phone). The following information should be obtained from the customer.

Network name (SSID)

Security type (WEP/WPA/WPA2)

Password

GPRS/3G SIM Card and Access Point Name

If the installation uses GPRS/3G then a SIM card will be required. The IRIS Connect will also need to be given a

GPRS/3G ‘Access Point Name’ (APN) and other possible configurations as shown below. These can be obtained from

the SIM card provider.

Access Point Name (APN)

User Name (USR)

Password (PWD)

SIM Pin

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7. Installing the IRIS Connect Dialler

Use the following procedure to install your IRIS Connect dialler:

Mounting

Choose a suitable location, taking into consideration the routing of both power and dialler interface cables. To

remove the cover push the two release prongs on the underside of the plastic case as indicated on the back of the

case.

Once released, lift the lid slightly and push up until lid comes off, remove the dialler PCB (retained by two clips to left

and right off the board). Position the housing on the wall and drill three holes. Feed the cables through the opening

at the base of the plate, or via the ‘knockouts’, and secure the plate to the wall with the three screws supplied.

Slide the PCB back into the top retainers and within the side pillar and then gently secure the dialler back into place

using the release clips.

Secure the bottom part of the PCB using the 2 screws and washers supplied as shown in the image below:

Power

The IRIS Connect dialler can be powered from a separate or Aux 9-17V DC power supply specified to deliver up to 1A

current and can either use DC jack (centre positive polarity as shown below) or screw terminals indicated in Section 5

“Board Configuration”.

Note: For Radio & Telecoms Terminal Equipment Directive compliance the power cable must be no longer than 3

meters in length.

Fit the power cable. DO NOT APPLY POWER TO THE DIALLER UNTIL INDICATED.

Backup Batteries (optional)

IRIS Connect series has a battery backup capability and is designed to continue reporting to the IRIS Secure Apps

System at the monitoring centre to maintain confidence of link status in the case of a failure of the main power

source. The design provides over 15 hours battery support with 15 minute polling across either Wi-Fi or GPRS/3G.

Should the polling period be shortened or other activities such as alarm alerting by the panel, then the 15 hours

standby may be shortened.

IRIS Connect Solo:

If required please fit the batteries at this point.

IRIS Connect Duo using GPRS/3G communications:

If batteries are required DO NOT FIT until indicated in Section 7.9 “Configuration”.

Batteries must be approved to IEC61951-2 (EN61951-2).

The IRIS Connect requires 4 x 1.5V NiMh AA size rechargeable batteries (not included).

Recommended manufacturers/types are:

GP ReCyko 210AAHCB

Annsman maxE 2100

Note: Other battery types –including non-rechargeable batteries –must not be used.

The required battery capacity is 2000mAH minimum and ideally they should feature low self-discharge.

Maximum time to recharge to 80% = 32 Hours.

Overvoltage protection is triggered at 6.5V DC, with a deep discharge protection of 4V DC.

Note: System standby life and battery life can be reduced if lower quality batteries are fitted, this is not

recommended.

Fixing Screw

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Connections

Connect cables to the PCB for your system as shown on in Section 5 “Board Configuration”:

Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi (wireless) antenna already fitted to board.

GPRS/3G enabled systems (IRIS Connect Duo): GPRS/3G antenna already fitted to board.

Note: An external GPRS/3G antenna can be fitted if required.

Dial capture port (optional and for more information see section below).

2 x Pin inputs (optional and for more information see section below).

Optional Serial Connection

The following 3 connections are optional and depend on the panel connection method to be used. Use the ‘Serial

Selection Header’and put the Jumper link on the option required.

RS485 currently available for Honeywell Galaxy data bus (Alarms and Upload/download) or Risco ProSys bus

(Upload/download) connections (optional).

Serial (TTL) currently available for Texecom Com1 connections (optional).

RS232 screw terminal (optional).

Note 1: For Radio & Telecoms Terminal Equipment Directive compliance any interconnecting cable (Dial capture,

Pin Inputs or Serial connection) must be no longer than 3 meters in length.

RS485 Connections (Honeywell Galaxy and Risco ProSys)

You can use the screw terminal blocks or the 4 Pin Headers (Molex).

If using the screw terminals the connections are:

IRIS Connect to Honeywell Galaxy panels

IRIS RS485 Screw terminal

Galaxy Data Bus Terminal

0V (Power)



Galaxy (-)

VIN (Power)



Galaxy (+)



Galaxy (A)



Galaxy (B)

IRIS Connect to Risco ProSys panels

IRIS RS485 screw terminals

Risco Bus1 terminal

0V (Power)



COM

VIN (Power)



AUX



YEL



GRN

TTL Connections (Texecom Premier Range)

Can be ordered from Chiron

Description = Texecom RS232 Lead

Part No = Tex600

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GPRS/3G SIM Card (IRIS Connect Duo only)

DO NOT FIT SIM card until after you have performed the GPRS/3G Network Scan detailed in the Section 7.9

“Configuration”you will be prompted when to insert the SIM card.

Dial Capture

Dial capture enabled systems: Connect either the dial port RJ45 or the 2 dial screw terminals with the supplied RJ11

dialler cable to the alarm panel dialler telecoms line connection. If the alarm panel has screw connections, cut the

connector off the cable and strip the cable using the 2 inner wires.

Note: Polarity is not important in this instance.

Fit the supplied 18K sense resistor in parallel with the dialler output of the alarm panel, at the alarm panel end of the

cable.

Note: This resistor enables the dialler to detect cable faults and/or tampers and must be fitted at the alarm panel

end of the cable to function correctly, the monitoring centre will also need to enable the dial port monitoring from

the IRIS Secure Apps software to receive alarm notifications.

Pin Inputs

The IRIS Connect dialler has 2 Pin inputs that can be used to generate alarm messages. These can be:

Text messages via SMS (GPRS/3G).

SIA, Contact ID or Fast Format alarm messages over IP to the monitoring centre.

Note: These pin alarm inputs can also be used when the dialler is directly connected to an alarm panel via the dial

capture, serial or RS485 connections.

Via Open/Close Contact Source

Each pin input is designed to be connected in a loop via an open/close contact

source from an alarm panel, or other device, to a reference ground pin available

on the IRIS dialler, as shown opposite.

Opening the contact (i.e. loop is open circuit) generates an alarm signal. Closing

the contact generates the equivalent restore signal.

Via Sense Resistors

It is also possible to link the contacts to the IRIS dialler via sense resistors so that

an open or short circuit tamper on the loop can be detected and the monitoring

centre alerted. In this case, the connections should be made as shown opposite.

Note: For this feature to work correctly it is essential that the resistors are

connected at the contact end of the loop and not the dialler end. The

monitoring centre must also enable the monitoring of this facility on the

dialler within the IRIS Secure Apps receiving system.

Switch On and Test

To confirm power is applied, look for the indicator SYS LED flashing red on the IRIS Connect dialler board, top left

hand corner.

Reference

ground pins

Pin inputs

4K7 Resistor

15K Resistor

Reference

ground pins

Pin inputs

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