64 xGenConnect Installation and Programming Guide
OH Configuration
Only ip_address:ip_port are mandatory to switch this feature on. Consult your
central station for the correct values.
ip_address : ip_port : R : L : Polling interval_period :
Supervision_port
Field description:
• ip_address: Public IP address of the OH Net Receiver.
• ip_port: IP port of OH Net Receiver.
• R: Receiver number in the OH message (optional), may be one or two
hexadecimal characters (0–9, A–F), default is one (1) if left blank.
• L: Line number in the OH message (optional), must be single hexadecimal
character (0–9, A–F), default is one (1) if left blank.
• Polling interval period: The number of seconds between OH heartbeat
messages (optional). This will be initiated on the server on behalf of the
panel. If specified it must be set at 1800 or above.
• Supervision_port: IP port of the OH Net Receiver Supervision port (optional).
OH heartbeat messages will be sent to this port at the specified reporting
period.
• LAN_Fault_Delay: The number of seconds for the LAN failure delay reporting
to OH. If set, it must be a number between 90 and 255. The minimum delay is
90 seconds. If the path is restored within this time window, no fault event will
be reported to OH.
• Cell_Fault_Delay: The number of seconds for the Cellular failure delay
reporting to OH. If set, it must be a number between 90 and 255. The
minimum delay is 90 seconds. If the path is restored within this time window,
no fault event will be reported to OH.
Each field is separated by a colon “:” and no spaces.
Examples
All fields specified 11.22.33.44:9999:20:1:1800:8799:90:180
If you configure the Destination as “11.22.33.44:4099”, the OH receiver will
receive the alarm events and the “R&L” will be 1:1.
Similarly, if the Destination is set to “11.22.33.44:4099:2”, the “R&L” will be 2:1.
The heartbeat interval is set to 1800 seconds (30 min) and is sent to OH,
port 8799.
The LAN fault delay is set to 90 seconds. In case a LAN failure occurs and is
restored within 90 seconds, the LAN fault message will not be reported to OH.
If the fault remains present for a longer period, the LAN fault message will be
reported after 90 seconds.
The Cellular fault delay is set to 180 seconds. In case a cellular failure occurs
and is restored within 180 seconds, the cellular fault message will not be
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