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P/N:LS10248-000HW-E | REV. F | FEBRUARY/11/2022
ECN: 0002934
Honeywell Connected Life Safety Services
CLSS Gateway
HON-CGW-MBB
Installation and Users’ Manual

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Honeywell HON-CGW-MBB Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelHON-CGW-MBB
CategoryGateway
ManufacturerHoneywell
ConnectivityWired
Communication ProtocolModbus
Power Supply24V DC

Summary

Section 1: General Information

1.1 About This Manual

Details installation, deployment, and upgrade procedures for the CLSS Gateway.

1.2 Information Sources

Provides information on training modules and related documents for the CLSS Gateway.

1.2.1 Training Modules

Links to training videos for CLSS Gateway installation and operation.

1.2.2 Related Documents

Lists documents related to the CLSS Gateway and compatible panels.

Section 2: Overview

2.1 Operation

Describes the gateway's role as a portal for fire alarm systems and remote management.

2.2 Honeywell Connected Life Safety Services

Explains the CLSS software suite for remote fire system management.

2.3 Gateway Board Layout

Illustrates the physical layout of the CLSS Gateway circuit board and its components.

2.3.1 Connecting Interfaces

Details the various physical connection interfaces on the CLSS Gateway board.

2.3.2 LED Indicators

Explains the meaning and status indicated by the LEDs on the CLSS Gateway board.

Section 3: Security Recommendations

3.1 For Users

Security guidelines for users and technicians interacting with CLSS Gateway.

3.2 For Preventing Potential Risks

Identifies security threats and risks associated with networked systems.

3.2.1 Unauthorized Access

Discusses risks and best practices related to unauthorized access and password management.

3.2.2 Memory Media

Recommendations for secure use of removable media with the CLSS Gateway.

3.2.3 Software and Firmware Updates

Guidance on keeping CLSS Gateway software and firmware up-to-date.

3.2.4 Viruses and Other Malicious Software Agents

Information on malicious software and how it can affect the CLSS Gateway.

3.2.5 Network and Firewall Setup

Details required network ports and firewall configurations for the CLSS Gateway.

Best Practices: Network Security

Security measures for network connections, firewalls, and VPNs.

Best Practices: Connected Devices

Guidelines for secure connection of VESDA detectors and other devices.

3.2.6 Securing the Monitoring Stations

Security practices for monitoring stations and associated PCs.

Section 4: Installation

4.1 Wall Mounting the Fixed Gateway

Step-by-step instructions for mounting the fixed CLSS Gateway enclosure on a wall.

4.3 Gateway Board Connection Options

Illustrates the various connection points on the CLSS Gateway board.

4.3.1 Connecting to a Fire Alarm Panel

Information on connecting the CLSS Gateway to supported fire alarm panels.

4.3.2 Installing a Cellular Module

Procedures for installing a cellular module for enhanced communication services.

Replacing the SIM Card

Steps for replacing the SIM card in the cellular module of the CLSS Gateway.

4.3.3 Installing the External Aerials

Instructions for installing an external antenna to improve LTE signal reception.

Section 5: Configurations

5.1 Commissioning the Gateway

Outlines the steps for commissioning the CLSS Gateway for new or existing customers.

5.2 Verifying the Gateway Connections

Explains how to verify successful connections using the CLSS Gateway's LED indicators.

5.3 Panel Brand and Connection Settings

Describes how to change panel brand and communication settings via the CLSS mobile App.

5.4 Honeywell CLSS Alarm Transmission Services

Communication Management

Details the communication path supervision and AC failure handling for CLSS Gateway.

5.4.1 Central Station Communication

Explains how the CLSS Gateway transmits events to Honeywell's NOC.

5.4.2 Activating the Central Station Communication

Steps for activating central station communication via CLSS Site Manager.

Install a Fixed Gateway at the Site

Procedure for installing a fixed CLSS Gateway to enable central station comms.

Configuring the Central Station Communication

How technicians configure central station communication for the CLSS Gateway.

5.4.3 Dual Path Communication for Alarm Transmission

Options for single or dual path communication for alarm transmissions.

Section 6: Post-Installation Activities

6.1 Upgrading the Gateway Firmware

Instructions for upgrading the CLSS Gateway firmware via CLSS Service Manager.

6.1.2 To Upgrade After Commissioning the Gateway

Steps to upgrade firmware after the CLSS Gateway has been commissioned.

6.1.3 To Locally Upgrade with a PC

Procedure for upgrading CLSS Gateway firmware using a PC and Ethernet connection.

6.1.4 To Verify the Upgrade

Steps to verify the successful upgrade of CLSS Gateway firmware.

6.1.5 LED Indications During the Upgrade

Explains LED behavior during the CLSS Gateway firmware upgrade process.

6.2 Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting guide for common issues encountered with the CLSS Gateway.

6.2.1 To Troubleshoot LED-Indicated Issues

Guide to diagnosing and resolving issues indicated by CLSS Gateway LEDs.

6.2.2 To Troubleshoot Other Issues

Guide to resolving issues not indicated by CLSS Gateway LEDs.

Section 7: Modbus Communications

7.1 Operation and Functionality

Describes the CLSS Gateway's role and functionalities as a Modbus slave.

7.3 Recommended Cybersecurity Practices

Cybersecurity recommendations for using Modbus with the CLSS Gateway.

7.5 IP Port Settings

Details the required IP ports for the CLSS Gateway's Modbus function.

7.6 Bandwidth Calculation

Information and formula for calculating network bandwidth requirements for CLSS Gateway.

7.7 System Architecture

Describes the IP network architectures used with the CLSS Gateway.

7.7.1 Redundancy

Explains the setup for a redundant CLSS Gateway configuration.

7.8 Replacing the Modbus Gateway (Modbus-GW)

Details changes when CLSS Gateway replaces a Modbus Gateway in the network.

7.9 Using Both the CLSS Gateway and the Modbus Gateway

Guidelines for using CLSS Gateway and Modbus Gateway together.

7.10 Agency Listings and Approvals

Lists agency approvals and listings for the CLSS Gateway.

7.11 Standards

Lists compliance and installation standards for the CLSS Gateway.

7.12 Compatible Equipment

Lists fire panels, network cards, and other products compatible with the CLSS Gateway.

7.13 Modbus Feature Activation

Steps to purchase Modbus support via CLSS Site Manager.

7.13.1 To Purchase the Modbus Support

Steps to purchase Modbus support via CLSS Site Manager.

7.14 Installation and Configurations

General information on installing and configuring the CLSS Gateway for Modbus.

7.15 The IP Settings

IP settings applicable to Modbus clients connecting to the CLSS Gateway.

7.16 To Connect with the Modbus Client

Instructions for connecting the CLSS Gateway to a Modbus client via Ethernet.

7.17 To Configure the Modbus Settings

Detailed steps to configure Modbus settings for the CLSS Gateway.

7.18 To Configure the Modbus Client

How to configure a Modbus master application to connect to the CLSS Gateway.

7.19 Modbus Command Support

Lists the Modbus commands supported by the CLSS Gateway.

7.20 CLSS Gateway Control Features

Overview of control features available for the CLSS Gateway.

7.20.1 Supported Commands

Lists the specific commands supported for controlling the CLSS Gateway.

7.21 Analog Values and Trending

Information on how the CLSS Gateway handles analog values and trending.

7.22 Register Mapping

Explains the register mapping for Modbus communication with the CLSS Gateway.

7.22.1 Register Mapping Overview

Overview of the 16-bit registers used by the CLSS Gateway for Modbus.

7.22.2 Point Status Holding Registers

Details the structure and meaning of point status holding registers.

7.22.4 ZonesPanel Circuits Status Holding Registers

Describes status registers for zones and panel circuits.

7.22.5 Bell Circuits Status Holding Registers

Status holding registers specifically for bell circuits.

7.22.6 Bell Circuits Device Type Input Registers

Input registers detailing device types for bell circuits.

7.22.7 Panel Status Holding Register

Holding register for panel status, including Silence and Reset bits.

7.23 Analog Values Input Registers

Input registers for analog values, applicable to 4-20 mA modules.

7.23.1 Panel and System Troubles Holding Registers

Holding registers for panel and system troubles, including overall trouble summary.

7.23.2 Gateway Information Input Registers

Input registers for gateway status and configuration information.

7.23.3 Node Status Details

Details on how node status is represented by bits in registers.

7.24 Read Device Identification (0 x2 B0 x0 E)

Function code to read identification and information about the CLSS Gateway.

7.25 Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting guide for common issues encountered with the CLSS Gateway.

7.27 Conversion to Modbus RTU

How to interface with a Modbus RTU master using Moxa MGate MB3180.

7.27.1 Hardware Configuration

Hardware configuration details for the Moxa MGate MB3180 interface.

7.28 System Trouble

Reference to holding registers for system trouble information.

7.29 Exception Responses

Explains Modbus exception responses and their causes.

7.30 CLSS Gateway Active Event Code

Maps CLSS Gateway events to Modbus event categories.

7.31 Device Types

Categorizes and lists device types supported by the CLSS Gateway.

Section 8: The BACnet Feature

8.1 Agency Listings and Compliance

Lists agency listings and compliance standards for the BACnet feature.

8.2 Installation and Compatibility

Installation requirements and node compatibility for the BACnet feature.

8.4 System Requirements and Architecture

System requirements and connection options for BACnet architecture.

8.5.2 NFN Network Architecture

Illustrates the NFN network architecture for BACnet connectivity.

8.6 BACnet Feature Activation

Steps to purchase and activate BACnet support on CLSS Site Manager and App.

8.6.1 To Purchase the BACnet Support

Steps to purchase BACnet support on CLSS Site Manager.

8.6.2 To Activate the BACnet Support

Instructions to activate the BACnet feature in the CLSS App.

8.6.3 Standard Object Types Supported-Life Safety PointLife Safety Zone

Lists BACnet object types supported for Life Safety Points and Zones.

8.6.4 Standard Object Types Supported-Multi-State Input Standard Object Types

Details BACnet object types for Multi-State Inputs supported by CLSS Gateway.

8.6.5 Supported-Binary Output

Lists BACnet object types supported for Binary Outputs.

8.6.6 Standard Object Types Supported-Notification Class

Details BACnet object types for Notification Classes supported by CLSS Gateway.

8.7 CLSS Gateway Compatible Node Types

Lists the types of nodes compatible with the CLSS Gateway.

Appendix A: Gateway Operating Conditions

A.1 Wirings and Power

Details power requirements and wiring for the CLSS Gateway.

Appendix B: Modulations and Power Used

Appendix C: Connecting to the Panels

C.1 Gateway Board Connections

Illustrates connection options on the CLSS Gateway board.

C.1.1 Connecting to a Fire Alarm Panel

Instructions for connecting the CLSS Gateway to a fire alarm panel.

C.3 AM Series Panels

Connection options and requirements for AM Series Panels.

C.3.1 Connection Options

Lists connection options for AM Series Panels with the CLSS Gateway.

C.3.2 To Use an RS-232 Connection

Steps to establish an RS-232 connection with AM8200 Panels.

C.4 ESSER Panels

Connection options and requirements for ESSER Panels.

C.4.1 Connection Options

Lists connection options for ESSER Panels with the CLSS Gateway.

C.4.2 To Use an RS-485 Connection

Steps to establish an RS-485 connection with ESSER FlexES and IQ8 Panels.

C.4.3 To Use an RS-232 Connection

Steps to establish an RS-232 connection with ESSER panels using a TTY-RS-232 converter.

C.4.5 Tools 8000 Settings

Configuration settings within Tools 8000 for ESSER panels.

C.5 Farenhyt Panels

Connection options and requirements for Farenhyt Panels.

C.5.1 Connection Options

Lists connection options for Farenhyt Panels with the CLSS Gateway.

C.5.2 To Use an RS-485 Connection

Steps to establish an RS-485 connection with Farenhyt Panels.

C.5.3 Programming for Annunciator (ANN-PRI)

Enables the panel to recognize the CLSS gateway and annunciator.

C.5.4 To Program for Annunciator

Step-by-step guide to programming the Farenhyt panel for annunciator.

C.6 FireWarden Panels

Connection options and requirements for FireWarden Panels.

C.6.1 Connection Options

Lists connection options for FireWarden Panels with the CLSS Gateway.

C.6.2 To Use an RS-485 Connection

Steps to establish an RS-485 connection with FireWarden Panels.

C.6.3 Programming for Annunciator (ANN-PRI)

Enables the panel to recognize the CLSS gateway and annunciator.

C.6.4 To Program for Annunciator

Step-by-step guide to programming the FireWarden panel for annunciator.

C.7 Gamewell-FCI Panels

Connection options and requirements for Gamewell-FCI Panels.

C.7.1 Connection Options

Lists connection options for Gamewell-FCI Panels with the CLSS Gateway.

C.7.2 To Use Panels Printer Port Connection

Steps to use the printer port connection with Gamewell-FCI Panels.

C.8 Gent Panels

Connection options and requirements for Gent Panels.

C.8.1 Connection Options

Lists connection options for Gent Panels with the CLSS Gateway.

C.8.2 Compact Series Panels

Recommends RS-232 for fixed, USB for portable Gent Compact Series Panels.

To Use a RS-232 Connection

Steps to establish an RS-232 connection with Gent Compact Series Panels.

C.8.3 Vigilon Series Panels

Connection options and requirements for Vigilon Series Panels.

To Use a UARTTTL Connection

Steps to establish a UART/TTL connection with Vigilon Series Panels.

To Use an RS-232 Port via an IO Card

Connecting Vigilon panels via RS-232 using an I/O card.

To Use a USB Connection

Steps to establish a USB connection with Gent Compact Series Panels.

C.9 Morley-IAS Panels

Connection options and requirements for Morley-IAS Panels.

C.9.1 Connection Options

Lists connection options for Morley-IAS Panels with the CLSS Gateway.

C.9.2 To Use an RS-232 Connection

Steps to establish an RS-232 connection with Morley DXc Panels.

C.10 NOTIFIER UL

Connection options and requirements for NOTIFIER® UL panels.

C.10.1 Connection Options

Lists connection options for NOTIFIER® UL panels with the CLSS Gateway.

C.10.2 To Use a NUP Connection

Steps to establish a NUP connection with NOTIFIER® UL panels.

C.11 NOTIFIER European Panels (EN)

Connection options and requirements for NOTIFIER® European Panels.

C.11.1 Connection Options

Lists connection options for NOTIFIER® European Panels.

C.11.2 Preparing for Connections

Steps to prepare for connections with NOTIFIER® European Panels.

C.11.3 To Use a NUP Connection

Steps to establish a NUP connection with NOTIFIER® European Panels.

C.12 Silent Knight Panels

Connection options and requirements for Silent Knight Panels.

C.12.1 Connection Options

Lists connection options for Silent Knight Panels.

C.12.2 To Use an RS-485 Connection

Steps to establish an RS-485 connection with Silent Knight Panels.

C.13 Triga Panels

Connection options and requirements for Triga Panels.

C.13.1 Connection Options

Lists connection options for Triga Panels.

C.13.2 To Use an RS-485 Connection

Steps to establish an RS-485 connection with Triga Panels.

C.14 VESDA Detectors

Connection options and requirements for VESDA® Detectors.

C.14.1 Connection Options

Lists connection options for VESDA® Detectors.

C.14.2 To Use an Ethernet Connection

Steps to establish an Ethernet connection with VESDA® Detectors.

Appendix D: Compatible Cellular Modules

D.1 Operation

Explains the operation of cellular modules connected to the CLSS Gateway.

D.2 Supported Modules

Lists the specific cellular modules and their supported frequency bands.

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