SENSTAR MX-7000 Series Manuel utilisateur

MX-7000 Series

Command and Control Center

Installation &

Operation Manual

J9DA0802-001 Rev B

July 13, 2018

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Senstar Corporation

119 John Cavanaugh Drive

Carp, Ontario

Canada K0A 1L0

Tel: +1(613) 839-5572

Fax: +1(613) 839-5830

Website: www.senstar.com

Email: [email protected]

J9DA0802-001 Rev B

July 13, 2018

Senstar, FlexZone, FlexPS, and the Senstar logo are registered trademarks, and UltraWave, Senstar LM100, Silver

Network, and UltraLink I/O are trademarks of Senstar Corporation. Product names and Company names used in this

document are included for identification purposes only, and are the property of, and may be trademarks of, their

The information provided in this guide has been prepared by Senstar Corporation to the best of its ability. Senstar

Corporation is not responsible for any damage or accidents that may occur due to errors or omissions in this guide.

Senstar Corporation is not liable for any damages or incidental consequences arising from the use of, or the inability

to use, the software and equipment described in this guide. Senstar Corporation is not responsible for any damage or

accidents that may occur due to information about items of equipment or components manufactured by other

companies. Features and specifications are subject to change without notice. Any changes or modifications to the

software or equipment that are not expressly approved by Senstar Corporation void the manufacturer’s warranty, and

could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Senstar Corporation’s Quality Management System is ISO 9001:2015 registered.

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Table of Contents 
Section 1 Introduction................................................................................................................................5 
System Description ...................................................................................................................................5 
Reference documents...............................................................................................................................8 
Section 2 Quickstart FPS-2-2M/MPS-4100...............................................................................................9 
Important installation procedures..............................................................................................................9 
FPS 2-2 installation...................................................................................................................................9 
MPS-4100 installation .............................................................................................................................13 
Connecting the MX-7000 ........................................................................................................................15 
Section 3 Quickstart FPS-5 MXF-7500 series ........................................................................................16 
Important procedures..............................................................................................................................16 
Installation...............................................................................................................................................16 
Optical fiber requirement:................................................................................................................16 
Connecting the MXF-7500 ......................................................................................................................17 
Section 4 Silver Network Support ...........................................................................................................18 
Silver Network device documentation.................................................................................................19 
Configuring Silver Network devices for MX-7000 implementation......................................................19 
Silver device configuration details.......................................................................................................20 
Silver Device Upgrades of Existing FPS Systems..............................................................................22 
Section 5 Operator Interface...................................................................................................................23 
Description ..............................................................................................................................................23 
Zone Status display.................................................................................................................................23 
Operator commands ...............................................................................................................................24 
Command Line................................................................................................................................25 
ACK & RST (Acknowledge and Reset)...........................................................................................25 
Audio...............................................................................................................................................26 
Test .................................................................................................................................................26 
Access.............................................................................................................................................26 
Setup...............................................................................................................................................26 
Section 6 Installation...............................................................................................................................27 
Power connections..............................................................................................................................27 
Transformer setup (120 V/220 VAC input)......................................................................................28 
Backup battery connections................................................................................................................28 
Grounding ...........................................................................................................................................28 
Connections to field equipment...............................................................................................................29 
Data/audio connections...................................................................................................................30 
Power connections..............................................................................................................................30 
Connecting and testing the processors...................................................................................................31 
Bench testing the processor addresses..............................................................................................31 
Transponder address switch settings .................................................................................................32 
Section 7 MX-7000 Setup .......................................................................................................................33 
Initial procedures.....................................................................................................................................33 
MX-7000 system setup ...........................................................................................................................33 
Initial power up....................................................................................................................................33 

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Setting up the MX-7000 ......................................................................................................................33 
Calibrate display..............................................................................................................................34 
Set clock..........................................................................................................................................34 
Change all zones ............................................................................................................................34 
Zone configuration ..........................................................................................................................35 
Port configuration............................................................................................................................36 
System Settings ..............................................................................................................................36 
Other Setup functions .........................................................................................................................36 
Set password access ......................................................................................................................36 
Diagnose comm faults.....................................................................................................................37 
Save/restore config .........................................................................................................................37 
Restart MX-7000.............................................................................................................................37 
Get ARKS data................................................................................................................................37 
EDAPT Settings ..............................................................................................................................37 
Acknowledge all ..............................................................................................................................38 
Load Software.................................................................................................................................38 
Return to control..............................................................................................................................38 
Section 8 Network Connections..............................................................................................................39 
MX configuration using a Web browser over an IP connection..........................................................39 
Software Upgrades over an IP connection using DCUFinder.jar............................................................40 
Upgrading the MX software.............................................................................................................40 
Software Upgrades over an IP connection using a web browser ...........................................................41 
Section 9 Appendix A..............................................................................................................................42 
Multiplex copper loop power distribution calculations.........................................................................42 
Procedure........................................................................................................................................42 
Selecting the voltage dropping resistor (Rd)...................................................................................43 
Designing an MX-7000 power distribution network ............................................................................43 
 
 

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Section 1 Introduction

The MX series is a modular, microprocessor-based communications and control center designed to

monitor and control Senstar’s line of FPS fence protection sensors, SAT and SAFT I/O transponders,

MPS-4100 microwaves systems as well as interface to Psycon or other security management systems

(SMS). The MX series also supports Senstar’s Silver Network based fence sensors FlexPS, FlexZone-4,

Senstar LM100, the UltraWave microwave sensor, and the UltraLink I/O processor.

The MX series includes the MX-7000 (copper wire network) and the MXF-7500 (fiber optic network). Each

MX series includes three models. The 7020 supports a maximum of 20 alarm zones, the 7040 supports

40, and the 7060 supports 60 (see Figure 1). Regardless of which model is selected, the MX series

supports up to 30 Silver devices via 2 of its 4 USB ports.

Figure 1 MX-7000 Front Panel (single screen model)

System Description

Alarms generated by field-mounted sensors are processed and displayed by the MX-7000, while

providing operator control of the security system. The MX-7000 main board is bus-architecture based,

meaning that the microprocessor communicates to peripheral devices using a common set of wires (a

bus) inside the MX-7000. Figure 2 is a block diagram of the MX-7000 internal bus connections. Figure 3

shows the main board layout, followed by Table 1 which includes descriptions of the main boards LEDs.

Figure 4 shows the audio card followed by Table 2 which includes descriptions of the audio card’s

features. Figure 5 shows the power card layout. See Figure 14 for a block diagram of the Silver Network

connections to the MX-7000.

USB1

USB2

AUDIO

MX-7000

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Figure 2 MX-7000 block diagram

Figure 3 MX-7000 Main board layout

AUDIO P10

LOOP 4

GND

RESET

ETHERNET

RTC

BATTERY

USB BACK USB FRONT

DISPLAYS

LOCAL BUS

PRINTER J3 EIA-232 - 3

COM 3 EIA-232 - 2

COM 2 EIA-232 - 1

COM 1

SDcard

LOOP 3

P6 LOOP 2

P5 LOOP 1

P6 P5 P4

P10

P17

P18 P16

P15

P13

P12

processor

POWER P9

D12

D17

Status (ARKS)

P2 LED1

LINK

100

DUP

COL

Ethernet

USB link

D7 D4 D3 D2 D1

D24

LED2

D23

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LED

Description

LED 1 - D24

Steady when system is ready

D1 - LINK

Ethernet communications

D2 - 100

Ethernet communications

D3 - DUP

Ethernet communications

D4 - COL

Ethernet communications

D6 - Processor OK

LED steady on o/s load, pulsates to indicate that the o/s is operating

D17 - Status

LED steady on application load, flashes to indicate application is operating

Table 1 Main board LED descriptions

Figure 4 Audio card

TB1 Pins 1 & 2

Audio input 1

TB1 Pins 3 & 4

Audio input 2

TB1 Pins 5 & 6

Audio input 3

TB1 Pins 7 & 8

External speaker connection

GAIN 1

use GAIN 1 to adjust the input signal volume for audio input 1

GAIN 2

use GAIN 2 to adjust the input signal volume for audio input 2

GAIN 3

use GAIN 3 to adjust the input signal volume for audio input 3

TFA

Use TFA to adjust the frequency of the alert tone

TLS

Use TLS to adjust the volume of the alert tone

Table 2 Audio card features

1 2 3 4

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

JP1

P1 SPK

GAIN 1 GAIN 2 GAIN 3

TFA TLS

TB1

TB1 connections GAIN 1 GAIN 2 GAIN 3 TFA TLS

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Figure 5 Power card

Reference documents

The MX-7000 operates with other Senstar systems and with third party security devices. Refer to the

manufacturers’ documentation when installing and setting up the connected equipment.

Btry

JP1

+15V

150 mABattery GND Transformer TB1

POWER

D11

place jumper on Btry position

to enable low battery alarm

place jumper on NO Btry position

to disable low battery alarm

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Section 2 Quickstart FPS-2-2M/MPS-4100

Qualified technicians may follow these simplified procedures to install and test an MX-7000 controlled

Fence Protection System, including the installation of the MX-7000 Command and Control Center, the

FPS-2-2M fence protection sensors, and the MPS-4100 microwave protection system. Prerequisites for

using the quick-start procedures are:

•Attendance at one or more Senstar training courses.

•Prior MX-7000 field installation experience.

Before proceeding, verify that you have a complete site layout showing zone extents, processor locations,

and conduit interconnections. If you are not familiar with any of the procedures described in this section,

refer to the appropriate manual for more detailed information.

Important installation procedures

Throughout the installation it is very important that the following procedures are observed:

•Ensure the MX-7000 is connected to a proper electrical ground.

•Install ground rods and proper grounding at outdoor device locations, all FPS processors, and all

MPS-4100 microwave locations.

•Use the approved multiconductor shielded cable, or equivalent, for connecting the MX-7000 to

the FPS and MPS units.

(The Senstar Interconnect Cable (p/n SP3922-TUV) is a three-pair, 18 AWG, individually shielded

twisted pair cable, with overall foil shield, braided shield, and high density polyethylene jacket.)

•The interconnect wiring should be run in conduit, either underground or along the base, or top, of

the fence.

•Terminate wiring and shields exactly as shown. Improper terminations will cause system noise

and degrade performance.

FPS 2-2 installation

Mount each FPS processor as shown in Figure 7.

•Use metal brackets or Unistrut-type mounting material to mount the FPS processor(s) on a fence

post.

•Arrange the conduit/control wiring entrance at the bottom of the enclosure, as shown.

•Install an approved ground rod at each processor location and connect a minimum 8 AWG ground

wire to the processor bolt as shown.

IMPORTANT: Connect the ground wire directly to the processor bolt as indicated.

NOTE: Consult the local electrical code for information about earth grounding requirements.

Figure 6 shows the typical copper wire loop interconnection of MX-7000 system components.

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Figure 6 Typical MX-7000 FPS/MPS-4100 system connections

Figure 7 Fence mounted FPS processor

MPS-4100

FPS-2-2

MX-7000 rear panel

AC power transformer

24 V battery pack ARI/MMI RMI

earth

ground

FPS-2-2

Psycon security

management system

FPS-2-2

Unistrut type

mounting

watertight

compression

fittings connect earth

ground to enclosure

ground bolt

space cable ties

approximately

12 in. apart

from previous processor or MX-7000

use an approved

earth ground rod

to next processor

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