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Honeywell CGW-MB Installation And User Manual (187 pages)

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Brand: Honeywell | Category: Control Unit | Size: 3.42 MB

Table of Contents
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Section 1: General Information
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About this Manual
7
Information Sources
7
1: Training Modules
7
2: Related Documents
7
Documentation Feedback
9
Revision History
9
Abbreviations Used
12
Approvals
13
User Information
14
Warnings and Cautions in this Manual
15
Disclaimer
15
Section 2: Overview
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Operation
16
Honeywell Connected Life Safety Services
16
CLSS Gateway Mainboard Board Layout
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1: Connecting Interfaces
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2: LED Indicators
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3: Switches on the CLSS Gateway Mainboard Board
20
CGW-MB Parts
20
Section 3: Security Recommendations
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For Users
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For Preventing Potential Risks
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1: Unauthorized Access
21
User Access and Passwords
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2: Memory Media
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3: Software and Firmware Updates
22
4: Viruses and Other Malicious Software Agents
22
5: Network and Firewall Setup
22
Best Practices: Network Security
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Best Practices: Connected Devices
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6: Securing the Monitoring Stations
23
Section 4: Installation
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Mounting the Portable CLSS Gateway Mainboard
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1: Connecting to a Fire Alarm Panel
24
2: Connection Options
24
Section 5: Configurations
25
Commissioning the CLSS Gateway Mainboard
25
1: the Commissioning Steps
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2: Exporting Panel's Topology Data
25
To Export the Topology Data
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3: to Configure Via the Wireless Connection
25
Verifying the CLSS Gateway Mainboard Connections
28
Panel Brand and Connection Settings
29
1: to Change the Connection Settings
29
Honeywell CLSS Alarm Transmission Services
30
Communication Management
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1: Central Station Communication
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2: Activating the Central Station Communication
30
Adding a Central Station to the CLSS Account
30
Install a Fixed CLSS Gateway Mainboard at the Site
31
Configuring the Central Station Communication
31
Verifying the Central Station Communication Configurations
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3: Dual Path Communication for Alarm Transmission
32
Supervision Period
32
Transmission Options
32
Section 6: Post-Installation Activities
33
Upgrading the CLSS Gateway Mainboard Firmware
33
1: to Upgrade before Commissioning the CLSS Gateway Mainboard
33
2: to Upgrade after Commissioning the CLSS Gateway Mainboard
34
3: to Locally Upgrade with a PC
35
4: to Verify the Upgrade
35
5: LED Indications During the Upgrade
35
Troubleshooting
36
1: to Troubleshoot LED-Indicated Issues
36
2: to Troubleshoot Other Issues
37
Section 7: Modbus Communications
39
Operation
39
Functionality
39
Recommended Cybersecurity Practices
39
Required Software
39
IP Requirements
39
1: IP Port Settings
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2: IP Restrictions for the CLSS Gateway Mainboard
39
Bandwidth Calculation
40
Requirements for the Calculation
40
NFN Network
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1: System Architecture
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CGW-MB in NFN Network
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2: Redundancy
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Redundancy: for NFN Network
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3: Legacy Modbus CLSS Gateway Mainboard
44
Replacing the Modbus CLSS Gateway Mainboard (Modbus-GW)
44
Using both the CGW-MB and the Modbus CLSS Gateway Mainboard
44
Agency Listings and Approvals
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1: Agency Restrictions and Limitations
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Standards
45
Underwriters Laboratories
45
Underwriters Laboratories Canada
45
National Fire Protection Association
45
Compatible Equipment
46
Mapping for Channels
47
1: Normal Mapping
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2: Special Mapping
47
Modbus Feature Activation
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1: to Purchase the Modbus Support
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2: to Activate the Modbus Support
49
Installation and Configurations
50
The IP Settings
50
To Connect with the Modbus Client
50
To Configure the Modbus Settings
51
To Configure the Modbus Client
54
Modbus Command Support
54
Exception Responses
54
Modbus Addressing
54
CGW-MB Control Features
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1: NOTIFIER UL: Supported Commands for NFN Network
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2: Enabling the Control
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3: Control Commands
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Point Commands
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Zone Commands
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4: Sending Commands
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For Panels of All Brands
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For NOTIFIER UL
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NOTIFIER UL: Analog Values and Trending
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Analog Value Use Cases
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Register Mapping
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1: Register Mapping Overview
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Channel Status Holding Registers
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Point Status Holding Registers
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2: Point Device Type Input Registers
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3: Zones/Panel Circuits Status Holding Registers
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4: Gamewell-FCI: CAM Text Event Holding Registers
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5: Bell Circuits Status Holding Registers
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6: Bell Circuits Device Type Input Registers
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7: Panel Status Holding Register
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Analog Values Input Registers
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1: Panel and System Troubles Holding Registers
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2: General Counters
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3: CLSS Gateway Mainboard Information Input Registers
68
4: Node Status Details
68
Read Device Identification (0X2B/0X0E)
68
Troubleshooting
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1: What Are some Basic Guidelines When Installing a CGW-MB
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2: How Fast Can the Modbus Client Poll the CLSS Gateway Mainboard
69
3: How Can I Tell if the CLSS Gateway Mainboard Is Running
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4: How Do I Recover a Lost Password from the CLSS Gateway Mainboard
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5: What Is an "Initialization Read" for Analog Values
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6: How Many Analog Values Can I Read at a Time
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7: Why Do I Get an Exception Code When Trying to Read an Analog Value
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8: Why Do I Get All Zeros When I Read an Analog Value
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What Is the "Analog Value Polling Time out
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Conversion to Modbus RTU
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1: Hardware Configuration
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2: Software Configuration
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3: Connecting the Moxa Mgate MB3180 Interface
72
System Trouble
73
Exception Responses
73
CGW-MB Active Event Code
74
Device Types
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System Troubles Register Map
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Section 8: the Bacnet Feature
109
Agency Listings
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1: Compliance
109
National Fire Protection Association
109
Underwriters Laboratories
109
Underwriters Laboratories Canada
109
Installation
109
Local
109
Canada
110
Compatible Equipment
110
CGW-MB Parts
111
System Requirements
111
System Architecture
111
1: IP Restrictions for the CLSS Gateway Mainboard
111
IP Requirements
112
IP Port Settings
112
1: Single Panel Architecture
112
2: Multi-Panel Network Architecture
113
Bacnet Feature Activation
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1: to Purchase the Bacnet Support
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2: to Activate the Bacnet Support
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Configuring the Bacnet Network Settings
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1: Installation and Configurations
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2: the IP Settings
116
To Connect with the Bacnet Client
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1: to Configure the Bacnet Settings
118
Replacing the BACNET-GW
121
Using both the CGW-MB and the Legacy Bacnet CLSS Gateway Mainboard
121
Bacnet PIC Statement
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1: Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement (Normative)
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Bacnet Protocol Revision: 14
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Equations for Object Ids (Instance Numbers)
130
Appendix A: CLSS Gateway Mainboard Operating Conditions
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A.1: Wirings and Power
134
Appendix B: Modulations and Power Used
135
Appendix C: Connecting to the Panels
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C.1: CLSS Gateway Mainboard Board Connections
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C.1.1: Connecting to a Fire Alarm Panel
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Improving the Signal Fidelity
138
C.2: Supported Panels
139
C.3: am Series Panels
139
C.3.1: Connection Options
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C.3.2: to Use an RS-232 Connection
139
C.4: ESSER Panels
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C.4.1: Connection Options
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C.4.2: to Use an RS 232 Connection
142
ESCOM Panels
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C.4.3: to Use an RS-485 Connection
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Flexes Panels
143
C.4.4: to Use an RS-232 Connection for Inventory Synchronization
144
C.4.5: to Use an RS232 Connection for Events
146
IQ8: Connecting through a Serial Interface Card
146
IQ8 Panels
148
To Use an RS-485 Connection
148
C.5: Farenhyt Panels
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C.5.1: Connection Options
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C.5.2: to Use an RS-485 Connection
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C.5.3: Programming for Annunciator (ANN-PRI)
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C.5.4: to Program for Annunciator
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C.6: Firewarden Panels
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C.6.1: Connection Options
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C.6.2: to Use an RS-485 Connection
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C.6.3: Programming for Annunciator (ANN-PRI)
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C.6.4: to Program for Annunciator
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To Verify the Changes
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C.6.5: to Use Panel's Printer Port Connection
158
C.7: Gamewell-FCI Panels
160
C.7.1: Connection Options
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C.7.2: to Use Panel's Printer Port Connection
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C.8: Gent Panels
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C.8.1: Connection Options
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C.8.2: Compact Series Panels
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To Use a RS-232 Connection
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To Use a USB Connection
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C.8.3: Vigilon Series Panels
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To Use a UART/TTL Connection
168
To Use an RS-232 Port Via an I/O Card
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To Use a USB Connection
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C.9: Morley-IAS Panels
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C.9.1: Connection Options
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C.9.2: to Use an RS-232 Connection
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C.10: Notifier® Ul
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C.10.1: Connection Options
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C.10.2: to Use a NUP Connection
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C.11: NOTIFIER® European Panels (EN)
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C.11.1: Connection Options
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C.11.2: Preparing for Connections
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C.11.3: to Use a NUP Connection
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C.12: Silent Knight Panels
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C.12.1: Connection Options
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C.12.2: to Use an RS-485 Connection
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C.12.3: Programming for Annunciator (ANN-PRI)
181
C.12.4: to Program for Annunciator
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C.13: Triga Panels
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C.13.1: Connection Options
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C.13.2: to Use an RS-485 Connection
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C.13.3: Programming for Annunciator (ANN-PRI)
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C.13.4: to Program for Annunciator
184
C.14: VESDA® Detectors
185
C.14.1: Connection Options
185
C.14.2: to Use an Ethernet Connection
185
Before Connecting
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