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Preface Product Information iSTAR eX is listed for use as a "Commercial, Proprietary, Multiplex (PSDN) Standard and Encrypted Line Security Burglar Alarm System Control Unit and Access Control Unit." The iSTAR eX communicates with the C•CURE 800/8000 version 9.1- 9.4 supervisory equipment and has been evaluated for Line Security Encryption. xxii iSTAR eX Installation and Configuration Guide
1 Introducing iSTAR eX iSTAR eX is an enhanced, intelligent controller that improves performance and provides features for networked security systems. This guide assumes you are a certified dealer who has attended C•CURE 800/8000 training and that you are familiar with networking concepts and hardware installation. This chapter provides an overview of iSTAR eX features and components. In This Chapter iSTAR eX Features ........................................................................................................... 1-2 iSTAR eX General Controller Module (GCM) ............................................................. 1-8 Power Management Board (PMB)............................................................................... 1-13 iSTAR eX Capacities ...................................................................................................... 1-20 iSTAR eX Connections .................................................................................................. 1-23 iSTAR eX Tools............................................................................................................... 1-25 Backup and Restore ....................................................................................................... 1-31 iSTAR eX Installation and Configuration Guide 1–1
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Page 3 and 4: Table of Contents Preface How to Us
Page 5 and 6: Power-On LED Indicator . . . . . .
Page 7 and 8: Primary and Secondary Connections .
Page 9 and 10: Generate Certificates . . . . . . .
Page 11 and 12: ICU Block Feature . . . . . . . . .
Page 13 and 14: Table of Contents Appendix C Append
Page 15 and 16: Preface The iSTAR eX Installation a
Page 17 and 18: Preface Conventions This manual use
Page 19 and 20: Preface FCC Class B Notes When usin
Page 21: Preface Power Supply Information Mo
Page 25 and 26: iSTAR eX Features When configuring
Page 27 and 28: iSTAR eX Features System Components
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Page 31 and 32: iSTAR eX General Controller Module
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Page 63 and 64: iSTAR eX Network Topology iSTAR eX
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Page 71 and 72: Maintaining Cluster Communication M
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Maintaining Cluster Communication C
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Configuring Communication Paths Con
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Pre-Installation Planning Voltage R
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Installation Requirements Power Req
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Installation Requirements iSTAR eX
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Installation Requirements Third Par
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Installation Requirements Table 3.8
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4 Hardware Installation This chapte
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Mounting the Enclosure Mounting the
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Mounting the Enclosure To mount the
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Connecting to the Host Connecting t
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Connecting to the Host Low Battery,
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Connecting to the Host To configure
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Connecting AC Power to UL Recognize
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Connecting AC Power to UL Recognize
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iSTAR eX Connections iSTAR eX Conne
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iSTAR eX Connections The connection
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iSTAR eX Connections Wiring RM Devi
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Wiring Inputs and Outputs to the GC
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LED Connections LED Connections LED
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LED Connections 1 Wire (Yellow) Wit
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LED Connections One Wire ABC LED Co
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LED Connections The two outputs are
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iSTAR eX - Support for 8 Readers Fi
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iSTAR eX - Support for 8 Readers 4.
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iSTAR eX - Support for 8 Readers Mo
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iSTAR eX - Support for 8 Readers 3.
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iSTAR eX - Support for 8 Readers iS
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5 iSTAR eX Encryption This chapter
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Terms, Definitions, and Acronyms Di
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Terms, Definitions, and Acronyms pr
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iSTAR eX Encryption Overview iSTAR
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Key Management Modes Key Management
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Key Management Modes Key Management
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Key Management Modes 4. The key is
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Software Configuration C•CURE 800
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Software Configuration Monitoring P
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Software Configuration You add this
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Creating Certificates Generate Cert
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Creating Certificates • Generate
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Creating Certificates Field descrip
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Creating Certificates Controller Ce
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Creating Certificates • Certifica
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Creating Certificates Export contro
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Creating Certificates • Secondary
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Creating Certificates The default c
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Key Management Policy Key Managemen
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Key Management Policy Signed Certif
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Key Management Policy Figure 5.20:
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Key Management Policy 1. After comp
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Creating Clusters Creating Clusters
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Creating Clusters Figure 5.25: Clus
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C•CURE 800/8000 Reports C•CURE
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C•CURE 800/8000 Reports Figure 5.
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C•CURE 800/8000 Reports Journal R
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Monitoring Station Details for Sele
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Monitoring Station If the key manag
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Monitoring Station If the database
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Monitoring Station • You must gen
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Monitoring Station Figure 5.39: Upd
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Monitoring Station Figure 5.42: Pen
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ICU Certificate Signing and Restore
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Task Lists Task Lists This section
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Task Lists 3. On the Monitoring sta
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Task Lists A. Select ALL controller
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Task Lists 14. All communicating co
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Task Lists Using Certificates Gener
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Task Lists Turning off Custom Certi
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6 Using the iSTAR Configuration Uti
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Overview Configuring a Master Contr
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General Configuration Procedure •
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General Configuration Procedure •
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Understanding the ICU Understanding
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Starting the ICU Starting the ICU T
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Refreshing Controller Information R
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Setting ICU Options Changing the IC
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Using the ICU Window Table 6.2: Too
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Using the ICU Window Table 6.3: ICU
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Using the ICU Window Menu Bar The M
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Configuring a Controller If a contr
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Configuring a Controller Table 6.6:
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Configuring a Controller Table 6.7:
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Configuring SNMP Configuring SNMP O
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Configuring SNMP Figure 6.10: SNMP
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Digital Certificate Signing and Res
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Connecting to the iSTAR Web Page Di
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Connecting to the iSTAR Web Page Di
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Sending Messages to Other ICU Users
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Downloading Firmware Updates The Pr
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7 iSTAR Web Page Diagnostic Utility
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Navigating the Diagnostic Utility N
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Viewing the Status Screen Table 7.1
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Viewing the Cluster Information Scr
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Viewing the Object Store Database S
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Diagnostic Screens In addition to I
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Diagnostic Screens To configure a H
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8 Using the LCD Diagnostic Display
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Displaying Status Messages Displayi
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iSTAR eX Diagnostic Tests You can a
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iSTAR eX Diagnostic Tests Table 8.6
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STAR eX Diagnostic Tests Table 8-8:
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A Controls and Indicators This appe
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iSTAR eX GCM Controls and Indicator
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PMB Controls and Indicators PMB Con
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PMB Controls and Indicators 2 Wire
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PMB Controls and Indicators 3 Wire
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PMB Controls and Indicators iSTAR e
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B Part Numbers This appendix contai
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C Maintenance This appendix describ
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D iSTAR eX Wire Routing Diagrams Th
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iSTAR eX Wire Routing Diagrams
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iSTAR eX Wire Routing Diagrams
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Index Symbols 7-10 Numerics 1 Wire
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Index Communications maintaining 2-
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Index features 1-26 main screen 7-3
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Index Block A-4 Block Feature 6-10
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Index IP address, assigned to maste
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Index Restore Process 1-37 RJ-45 Et
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Index readers 3-11 relay control 3-
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