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CLSS Gateway - Installation and Users’ Manual | P/N:LS10248-000HW-E | REV. F | FEB/11/2022 128

Gamewell-FCI Panels Connecting to the Panels

Figure C.15: S3 Series: Gateway Connections

TB5 and RS-232 Connections

The pin connections are as below:

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Table of Contents2
Section 1: General Information7
About this Manual7
Information Sources7
1: Training Modules7
2: Related Documents7
Documentation Feedback9
Revision History9
Abbreviations Used12
Approvals13
Warnings and Cautions in this Manual14
The Product Standards14
Disclaimer14
Section 2: Overview15
Operation15
Honeywell Connected Life Safety Services15
Gateway Board Layout15
1: Connecting Interfaces16
2: LED Indicators17
3: Switches on the Gateway Board19
CLSS Gateway Parts19
Section 3: Security Recommendations20
For Users20
For Preventing Potential Risks20
1: Unauthorized Access20
User Access and Passwords20
2: Memory Media20
3: Software and Firmware Updates21
4: Viruses and Other Malicious Software Agents21
5: Network and Firewall Setup21
Best Practices: Network Security22
Best Practices: Connected Devices22
6: Securing the Monitoring Stations22
Section 4: Installation23
Wall Mounting the Fixed Gateway23
Mounting the Portable Gateway25
1: Mounting Onto the Chassis25
Gateway Board Connection Options26
1: Connecting to a Fire Alarm Panel27
2: Installing a Cellular Module27
Compatibility Requirements27
Before Installing a Cellular Module27
Precautions for Service Quality27
To Install a Cellular Module27
Replacing the SIM Card28
3: Installing the External Aerials29
To Install an External Antenna29
Section 5: Configurations30
Commissioning the Gateway30
1: the Commissioning Steps30
2: Exporting Panel's Topology Data30
To Export the Topology Data30
3: to Configure Via the Wireless Connection30
Verifying the Gateway Connections33
Panel Brand and Connection Settings34
1: to Change the Connection Settings34
Honeywell CLSS Alarm Transmission Services35
Communication Management35
1: Central Station Communication35
2: Activating the Central Station Communication35
Adding a Central Station to the CLSS Account35
Install a Fixed Gateway at the Site36
Configuring the Central Station Communication36
Verifying the Central Station Communication Configurations37
3: Dual Path Communication for Alarm Transmission37
Supervision Period37
Transmission Options37
Section 6: Post-Installation Activities38
Upgrading the Gateway Firmware38
1: to Upgrade before Commissioning the Gateway38
2: to Upgrade after Commissioning the Gateway39
3: to Locally Upgrade with a PC40
4: to Verify the Upgrade40
5: LED Indications During the Upgrade40
Troubleshooting41
1: to Troubleshoot LED-Indicated Issues41
2: to Troubleshoot Other Issues42
Section 7: Modbus Communications44
Operation44
Functionality44
Recommended Cybersecurity Practices44
Required Software44
IP Requirements44
1: IP Port Settings44
2: IP Restrictions45
Bandwidth Calculation45
Requirements for the Calculation45
System Architecture46
1: Redundancy48
Replacing the Modbus Gateway (Modbus-GW)49
Using both the CLSS Gateway and the Modbus Gateway49
Agency Listings and Approvals50
1: Agency Restrictions and Limitations50
Standards50
Underwriters Laboratories50
Underwriters Laboratories Canada50
National Fire Protection Association50
Compatible Equipment51
Modbus Feature Activation52
1: to Purchase the Modbus Support52
2: to Activate the Modbus Support53
Installation and Configurations54
The IP Settings54
To Connect with the Modbus Client54
To Configure the Modbus Settings55
To Configure the Modbus Client58
Modbus Command Support58
Exception Responses58
Modbus Addressing58
CLSS Gateway Control Features58
1: Supported Commands58
2: Enabling Control59
3: Sending Commands59
Analog Values and Trending60
Analog Value Use Cases61
Register Mapping62
1: Register Mapping Overview62
2: Point Status Holding Registers62
3: Point Device Type Input Registers64
4: Zones/Panel Circuits Status Holding Registers65
5: Bell Circuits Status Holding Registers66
6: Bell Circuits Device Type Input Registers67
7: Panel Status Holding Register68
Analog Values Input Registers68
1: Panel and System Troubles Holding Registers68
2: Gateway Information Input Registers69
3: Node Status Details69
Read Device Identification (0X2B/0X0E)69
Troubleshooting70
1: What Are some Basic Guidelines When Installing a CLSS Gateway70
2: How Fast Can the Modbus Client Poll the Gateway70
3: How Can I Tell if the Gateway Is Running70
4: How Do I Recover a Lost Password from the Gateway70
5: What Is an "Initialization Read" for Analog Values70
6: How Many Analog Values Can I Read at a Time70
7: Why Do I Get an Exception Code When Trying to Read an Analog Value70
8: Why Do I Get All Zeros When I Read an Analog Value71
What Is the "Analog Value Polling Time out71
Conversion to Modbus RTU71
1: Hardware Configuration71
2: Software Configuration72
3: Connecting the Moxa Mgate MB3180 Interface73
System Trouble74
Exception Responses74
CLSS Gateway Active Event Code75
Device Types76
System Troubles Register Map78
Section 8: the Bacnet Feature90
Agency Listings91
1: Compliance91
National Fire Protection Association91
Underwriters Laboratories91
Underwriters Laboratories Canada91
Installation91
Local91
Canada91
Compatibility92
System Requirements92
System Architecture92
1: Single Panel Architecture92
2: NFN Network Architecture93
Bacnet Feature Activation95
1: to Purchase the Bacnet Support95
2: to Activate the Bacnet Support96
3: Standard Object Types Supported-Life Safety Point/Life Safety Zone97
4: Standard Object Types Supported-Multi-State Input Standard Object Types98
5: Supported-Binary Output100
6: Standard Object Types Supported-Notification Class102
Data Link Layer Options102
Device Address Binding102
Networking Options102
Character Sets Supported102
7: Supported Non-Bacnet Equipment/Networks102
CLSS Gateway Compatible Node Types102
1: Direct Connect Node Type Compatibility103
Appendix A: Gateway Operating Conditions104
A.1: Wirings and Power104
Appendix B: Modulations and Power Used105
Appendix C: Connecting to the Panels106
C.1: Gateway Board Connections106
C.1.1: Connecting to a Fire Alarm Panel107
Improving the Signal Fidelity107
C.2: Supported Panels108
C.3: am Series Panels108
C.3.1: Connection Options108
C.3.2: to Use an RS-232 Connection108
C.4: ESSER Panels110
C.4.1: Connection Options110
C.4.2: to Use an RS-485 Connection110
C.4.3: to Use an RS-232 Connection111
C.4.4: Tools 8000 Settings113
To Use an RS-485 Connection114
C.4.5: Tools 8000 Settings116
C.5: Farenhyt Panels118
C.5.1: Connection Options118
C.5.2: to Use an RS-485 Connection118
C.5.3: Programming for Annunciator (ANN-PRI)120
C.5.4: to Program for Annunciator120
C.6: Firewarden Panels121
C.6.1: Connection Options121
C.6.2: to Use an RS-485 Connection121
C.6.3: Programming for Annunciator (ANN-PRI)123
C.6.4: to Program for Annunciator123
To Verify the Changes123
C.6.5: to Use Panel's Printer Port Connection124
C.7: Gamewell-FCI Panels126
C.7.1: Connection Options126
C.7.2: to Use Panel's Printer Port Connection126
C.8: Gent Panels130
C.8.1: Connection Options130
C.8.2: Compact Series Panels130
To Use a RS-232 Connection130
To Use a USB Connection132
C.8.3: Vigilon Series Panels133
To Use a UART/TTL Connection133
To Use an RS-232 Port Via an I/O Card133
To Use a USB Connection135
C.9: Morley-IAS Panels136
C.9.1: Connection Options136
C.9.2: to Use an RS-232 Connection136
C.10: Notifier® Ul138
C.10.1: Connection Options138
C.10.2: to Use a NUP Connection138
C.11: NOTIFIER® European Panels (EN)142
C.11.1: Connection Options142
C.11.2: Preparing for Connections142
C.11.3: to Use a NUP Connection142
C.12: Silent Knight Panels144
C.12.1: Connection Options144
C.12.2: to Use an RS-485 Connection144
C.12.3: Programming for Annunciator (ANN-PRI)146
C.12.4: to Program for Annunciator146
C.13: Triga Panels147
C.13.1: Connection Options147
C.13.2: to Use an RS-485 Connection147
C.13.3: Programming for Annunciator (ANN-PRI)149
C.13.4: to Program for Annunciator149
C.14: VESDA® Detectors150
C.14.1: Connection Options150
C.14.2: to Use an Ethernet Connection150
Before Connecting150
Appendix D: Compatible Cellular Modules152
D.1: Operation152
D.2: Supported Modules153
D.3: Standards and Codes153
D.4: Approvals153

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