Configuring intrusion control units
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Adding a new CS4 node
Setting the CS4 Local Address, Vitality Timer and Sub type
1. Select the CS4 node.
2. In the Node tab, set the Local Address, Vitality Timer and Sub type.
Please note that:
l The address value should range from 111 to 248 according to the DMS7000
addressing scheme (last digit cannot be 0 or 9), and it should match what is set
in the configuration of the CS4 unit.
l The Vitality Timer is related to the frequency of the heartbeat message
periodically transmitted by the control unit. This value is the maximum tolerated
delay in seconds, and should be 3 to 6 times as long as the heartbeat
message. For example, if the heartbeat message is 30 seconds, you set the
Vitality Timer to 90 to 180 seconds.
l Subtype can be
Decimal
or
Hexadecimal
according to the numbering option
selected in the CS4 configuration.
The value to set in the Vitality Timer depends on the type of network. The
following rule applies:
- In Cerloop network, the MK7022 already handles the vitality check, and the
DMS host does not receive the heartbeat messages. In this case, set the timer
value = 0.
- In NK8000 and CDI-Net networks, if the connection also includes the MK7022
Cerloop interface, leave the value = 0. In the case of a link without MK7022, the
vitality check is required and the timer should be set to a value > 0.
Importing the CS4 List file
1. Select the CS4 node.
2. Select Tools > Import in the Composer menu to start CS4 import.
a The software presents a browsing window to search for the file to import
(the CS4 List file is expected).
3. Using standard Windows controls, do the following:
– Locate the file.
– Select it and click Open.
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