Paradox IP180 Manuel utilisateur

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BETA VERSION

For latest manual updates, please refer to paradox.com/Manuals/IP180.pdf.

Thank you for choosing Paradox Security Systems products. The following manual describes the connections and programming for the IP180

Internet Module. For any comments or suggestions, send an email to manualsfeedback@paradox.com.

Introduction

The IP180 Internet Module provides access to Paradox systems and replaces the previous IP150 reporting devices. The IP180 has built-in

Wi-Fi, a Wi-Fi Antenna kit may be purchased separately. The IP180 reports only to the IPC10 Paradox receiver/converter, BabyWare, and

communicates with the BlueEye application. IP180 uses an encrypted supervised connection with the IPC10 PC and BlueEye, based on MQTT

technology making it stable, fast, and reliable. The IP180 is remotely upgradable from InField and the BlueEye application. The IP180 supports

all Paradox + panels and should operate with most Paradox panels produced after 2012.

THING YOU SHOULD KNOW, PLEASE READ:

While the IP180 programming is similar to the IP150, there are some differences you should know:

•IP180 does not support “Combo” mode, there is no serial output. A system with a combo connection cannot be upgraded to IP180

without upgrading the panel to + with two serial outputs.

•The IP180, due to its nature, cannot support local closed networks. Paradox will offer future local solutions for closed networks.

•For Beta testing, static IP is not supported.

•IP180 reports in Contact ID format only to the IPC10 (make sure the panel is set to Contact ID reporting), and from IPC10 to CMS

MLR2-DG or Ademco 685.

•IP180 Beta supports and supervises up to three IPC10 reporting receivers and upon release will support up to four receivers (IP150+

Future MQTT version supports only two receivers).

•When IP180 is connected, only the BlueEye application will connect; Insite Gold will not connect to the IP180.

•When connected to a + panel, it is recommended to connect the IP180 to Serial-1 (main channel) and PCS265 V8 (MQTT version) to

Serial-2. It is not possible to mix MQTT reporting devices and previous reporting devices on the same panel.

FOR BETA:

If you upgraded/installed the IP180 and wish to revert to IP150, please see the “Reverting to Classic” section in this manual.

Programming of the IP180 can be only from a keypad and BabyWare. BlueEye can now configure emails, and upon beta completion all

programming can be made from the BlueEye app as well.

NOTE: The IPC10 can only receive CONTACT ID format. Please make sure the reporting format is set to CID.

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Before You Begin

Make sure you have the following to configure your IP180 Internet Module:

•

4-pin serial cable (included)

•

Ethernet network connection or forWi-Fi connection,Wi-Fi network credentials, and have Wi-Fi antenna kit

•

BlueEye app installed on your smartphone

Figure 1

IP180 Overview

Left Side View Front View Right Side View

Ethernet

To Panel

N/A

Wi-Fi

AntennaConnector

(locatedunderneath)

Figure 2

Reset switch (use pin)

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Installation

IP180

The IP180 should be installed in the panel metal box enclosure to be tamper-protected. Clip the IP180 to the top of the metal box, as shown in

Figure 3.

Serial to the Panel

Connect the serial output of the IP180 to the Serial port of the Paradox panels. If it is Paradox + Series, connect it to Serial1 as it is the main

reporting channel, as shown in Figure 2. If the panel is powered up, the on-board LEDs will illuminate to indicate the IP180’s status.

Ethernet

If you are using an Ethernet cable connection, connect it to an active Ethernet socket and the left side of the IP180, as shown in

Figure 2. If you are using a Wi-Fi connection as well, you can configure the Wi-Fi via the application once ethernet is connected and the

internet is available.

Wi-Fi

The Antenna kit is sold separately. To use wifi, drill a ¼” hole on top or side of the metal box, pass the antenna extension wire through the hole and

secure the socket to the metal box. Secure the Wi-Fi antenna to the plug and connect the other side of the cable gently to the IP180; it uses a

“push and click” mechanism, as shown in Figure 4.

Note: The Wi-Fi antenna is installed on the outside of the metal box and not inside the metal box. The antenna is not included and should be

purchased separately from the distributor. To register into the Wi-Fi network without ethernet please open BlueEye.

Figure 3

Figure 4

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Attaching the IP180 to the Panel

In order to connect the IP180, plug in the Serial cable to panel, refer to Figure 2.After a few seconds, the RX/TX LED starts flashing; this

indicates that the IP180 is powered and is communicating with the panel.

LED Indicators

LED

Description

SWAN-Q

ON - Connected to SWAN-Q (GREEN)

Wi-Fi

ON - Connected to Wi-Fi (GREEN)

Ethernet

ON - Connected to Ethernet (GREEN 100mbps Orange 10mbps,)

CMS1

ON - CMS Receiver 1 (Main) configured successfully

CMS2

ON - CMS Receiver 3 (Parallel) configured successfully

RX/TX

Flashing –Connected and exchanging data with panel

To connect the IP180 over Ethernet

Connect the Ethernet cable to the IP180. Green or yellow LEDs on the socket must light up indicating connectingto router. Ethernet LED on

IP180 will light up.

Afterupto15 secondstheSWAN-Q LED willturnon,indicatinginternetavailable andthe IP180isconnectedtoSWAN-Q andready to use.

OpenBlueEyeandconnectto thesiteusingsitetokenorpanelserialnumber.

To connect the IP180 over Wi-Fi with Blue Eye

Wi-Fi configuration is also available from the Master Settings menu in BlueEye. There are two possibilities to connect over Wi-Fi, either with or

without Ethernet.

If Ethernet is connected:

Using the BlueEye app, connect to the site using the site token or panel serial number.

Either via MASTER or INSTALLER menu, select settings, and then Wi-Fi configuration.

Select the Wi-Fi network you wish to connect to. Enter the password then press connect. A successful connection will be indicated by

displaying CONNECTED.

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If Ethernet is not connected:

Power up the IP180 via the panel serial connection.

Using the device Wi-Fi, search for the IP180 Wi-Fi hotspot that is identified by IP180-SERIAL NUMBER.

Connect to SSID name: IP180<SN>, see image below.

Go to a web browser on yourdeviceand enter 192.168.180.1.

Select from the above list, the Wi-Fi network you wish to connect to and press it. Enter the password and press connect. If no password is

needed (open network) leave it blank and press connect.

Exit and proceed to BlueEye to connect to the site.

Note: If Ethernet and Wi-Fi are connected, the IP180 will keep one connection active but not both. The module will use the last active connection

type.

Creating a Site

Open the BlueEye app.

Select the Menu, and then select Installer Menu.

Press on the 3-dot menu and select Create New Site.

Enter the Panel SN, Site Name, and email address.

Tapon Create New Site.

Site is created.

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Configuring the IP180 Using BlueEye (for Beta only email can be configured)

Configuring IP180 in a Connected Site

Open the BlueEye app.

Select the Menu and then Installer Menu; the Installer Site List screen will be displayed.

Select the Site.

Enter the Installer Remote connection code (previously called PC code).

Select the Modules Programming option from the Installer Services tab.

Select Module Configuration.

Select IP180.

CONFIGURATION (for Beta only from Keypad and BabyWare):

Reporting to the IPC10 Receiver

To configure reporting, enter at the Paradox panel via keypad, BabyWare, or the BlueEye application, the CMS Account number IP address(es)

of the receiver(s), IP Port, and the security profile (2-digit number) that indicates the supervision time. Up to three receivers can be used to report

with the IP180. If you are currently reporting to four receivers, once you upgrade to an IP180 or if you are using IP150+ MQTT firmware, you will

no longer be able to configure or report to a fourth receiver.

Note: 10-digit account numbers will be supported in EVOHD+ panels, and MG+/SP+ in the future.

Security Profiles

Security profiles cannot be modified.

Supervision

1200seconds

600seconds

300seconds

90seconds

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Setting Up IP Reporting at the Keypad or BabyWare

NOTE: IP180 can only report CID format, make sure reporting is set

to CID–(Ademco contact ID)

Contact ID:

MG/SP: section [810]

Enter value 04 (default)

EVO/EVOHD+: section [3070]

Enter value 05

Enter the IP reporting account numbers (one for each partition):

MG/SP: section [918] / [919]

EVO: section [2976] to [2978]

EVOHD+: section [2976] Receiver 1 Main / section [2978] Receiver 3 Parallel

Note: For EVOHD+ panels, Receiver 2 Backup automatically assumes the account number of Receiver 1 Main and cannot be modified.

Enter the monitoring station’s IP address(es), IP port(s), and security profile(s). This information must be obtained from the monitoring

station.

EVO Sections

IP Receiver

IP Address1

[2984]

[2986]

[2988]

IP Port1

IP Profile

Email Configuration

Configure the IP180’s email server settings.

EmailAddresses

Youcan configure your IP180 to send email notifications to up to four email addresses to receive notification of system events.

To configure an email address:

Enable the Address toggle button.

Enter the Email address. Use the test button to verify that the recipient’s address is correct.

Select the Areas and Event groups that generate email notifications.

NOTE: Enter the username without the @domain.

MG/SP Sections

IP Receiver

Backup

IP Address 1

[929]

[936]

[943]

IP Port 1

[930]

[937]

[944]

IP Profile

[934]

[941]

[948]

EVOHD+ Sections

IP Receiver

Main

Backup

Parallel

IP Address 1

[2984]

[2986]

[2988]

IP Port 1

IP Profile

TheIPprofilefor this

receiver

is the same as the

Main

receiver IP profile.

MG/SPSending IP credentials to receiver

IP Receiver

Backup

Save & send/Status

[935]

[942]

[949]

EVO Sending IP credentials to receiver

IP Receiver

Main

Backup

Parallel

Save& send/Status

[2985]

[2987]

[2989]

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Firmware Upgrade

Firmware upgrading is available from the BlueEye app using the installer Menu, or Infield software.

Select the site from the SWAN-Q sites list.

Enter the PC password in the field and press Connect.

Select Modules Programming.

Select Modules Updates.

Select the IP180.

Press the key symbol on the top right side and enter the Beta keyword IP180B.

The list of firmware available will appear, select the firmware to use.

Reverting to Classic (IP150)

1) Remove the IP180 from the panel’s serial port.

2) Scan modules in panel programming.

3) Replace with IP150/IP150+.

Reset IP180 to Default Settings

To reset the IP180 module to its default settings, ensure that the module is turned onand then insert a pin/straightened paper clip (or similar) into

the pinhole located between the two CMS LEDs. Press down gently until you feel some resistance; hold it down for approximately five seconds.

When the RX/TX LEDs start flashing quickly, release it and then press it down again for two seconds. Wait for all LEDs to turn OFF and

then

back ON.

Technical Specifications

The following table provides the technical specifications for the IP180 Internet Module.

Specification

Description

Ethernet

100 Mbps/10Mbps

Wi-Fi

2.4 GHz, B,G,N

PanelCompatibility

Paradox control panels produced after 2012

Upgrade

Remotely via InField or BlueEye app

IP Receiver

IPC10 up to 3 supervised receivers simultaneously

Encryption

AES 128-bit

IPC10 to CMS Output

Format

MLR2-DG or Ademco 685

CurrentConsumption

100 mA

Operating Temperature

-20c to +50c

Input Voltage

10V to 16.5 Vdc, supplied by the panel serial port

EnclosureDimensions

10.9 x 2.7 x 2.2 cm (4.3 x 1.1 x 0.9 in)

Approvals

CE, EN 50136 ATS 5 Class II

Warranty

For complete warranty information on this product, please refer to the Limited Warranty Statement found on the Web site www.paradox.com/Terms. or contact your local

distributor. Specifications may change without prior notice.

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