WebWay IP/GPRS Installation and Commissioning - WebWayOne

WebWay IP/GPRS
Installation & Commissioning
Jim Carter
Customer Services Director

WebWay IP/GPRS
MCT1
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
GPRS
O2
GPRS
4
5
MCT
SPT
1
Intruder
Panel
2
Internet
3
4
1. Unit IP Address
5
2. Default Gateway/Router – Local network IP address MCT 2
3. Subnet Mask
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
4. IP Port - 50561
5. ARC Network Facing IP Addresses
MCT
MCT
Monitoring
Centre
Transceiver

WebWay IP/GPRS SPT (Mk IV)

LED Status Indictors
PNL – Panel Interface Status
EXT – Not used
ATS – Active Alarm Transmission Paths (ATPs)
MSG – Message Queue/Delivery Status
SMG – Commission Status

Power
12 or 24 Volts DC
Mains
Fail
Tamper
Interfaces
Battery
Fail
TTL
RX -TX
RS485
RX -TX
RS232
RX -TX
Ground

Dial Capture Module (DCM)
Panels that are not supported on a serial bus may be connected
Via an on-board dialer to the DCM.
Important note!
The SPT must be powered down before the DCM is fitted.

Hard wired Inputs 1-8 configured as ‘end of line’ (EOL)
Alarm state 10k +/- 5%
Restore state 14k7 +/- 5%
Open circuit
Loop > 100k ohms
Short circuit
Loop < 5 ohms
Tamper conditions - Loop between > 5 ohms & < 10k ohms -5%
- Loop between > 10k ohms + 5% & < 14k7 ohms -5%
- Loop between > 14k7 ohms + 5% & < 100k ohms
If required the alarm and restore conditions may be reversed in the SPT configuration
Hard wired Inputs 1-16 configured as simple high inputs
Input threshold high to low 2.0V DC (maximum Input voltage: 30V DC)
If required the alarm and restore conditions may be reversed in the SPT configuration
Hard wired Inputs configured as simple low inputs
Input threshold low to high 4.0V DC (maximum Input voltage: 30V DC)
If required the alarm and restore conditions may be reversed in the SPT configuration
Pin Profile
This is the default WebWayOne pin configuration is you require a different set up, please contact us. Bespoke Pin profiles will take 24 hours to create.
Pin Alarm Code Alarm Text Restore Code Restore Text Alarm (Pin) Number Pin Sense
1 FA Fire Alarm FR Fire Restore 8001 Negative
2 PA Panic Alarm PR Panic Alarm Restore 8002 Negative
3 BA Intruder Alarm BR Intruder Restore 8003 Negative
4 CL Close OP Open 8004 Negative
5 BB Burglar Bypass BU Burglar Unbypass 8005 Negative
6 IA Equipment Fault IR Equipment Fault Restore 8006 Negative
7 BV Intruder Confirm BW Intruder Confirm Restore 8007 Negative
8 LB Engineer Mode LX Engineer Exit 8008 Negative
9 KA Freezer Alarm KR Freezer Restore 8009 Negative
10 FT Fire Fault FV Fire Fault Restore 8010 Negative
11 TA Lid Tamper Alarm TR Lid Tamper Restore 8011 Negative
12 AT Mains Fail AR Mains Restore 8012 Negative
13 YT Battery Fail YR Battery Restore 8013 Negative
14 TA General Tamper Alarm TR General Tamper Restore 8014 Negative

Site Commissioning
Auto-Take-on Process
This process associates that SPT Serial Number (found on the Ethernet port socket) with
The Site ID/Account No/Chip Number allocated by the ARC within the MCT. This is known as Take-On.
Once the association has been made, the SPT is downloaded with its site specific information which
Includes any fixed IP address details, panel types (for serial connection to the panel) and reporting times.

Establishing Communications to the ARC – Commissioning
!!!You will need to know the Site ID/Chip number of the site BEFORE you can commission the
unit!!!
Auto-Take-On Process
1. Locate Unit in Power Supply/Alarm Panel – (12V or 24V operation)
2. Connect unit to network and power-up
3. Enter Site ID/Chip number via the 7 segment display
4. Re-boot the communicator
Processes 1 & 2
• Securely fasten the unit within the PSU or Alarm Panel. Ensure that the unit cannot make contact
with any metal surfaces that may cause an electrical short
• Connect Ethernet Cable from unit to the RJ45 patch port.
• Ensure Aerial is connected to SPT unit.
• Power up unit – 12V supply connecting to IN+ and IN –
• Unit will begin start-up sequence

Processes 3 & 4 - Commission
You will now need to input the Site ID/Chip number using the ABC buttons and the 7 segment display
•Tap Button A until menu d is displayed on the 7 segment display
•Hold down the C button until _ is displayed. This menu is now in Entry mode.
•Using the A (scroll down) or B (scroll up) button find the first digit of the Site ID/Chip number
•Tap the C button to enter the digit. The 7 segmenent display will return to _.
•Continue to enter the remainder of the Site ID using the A, B, C buttons
•Once you have entered the Site ID/Chip Number tap the C button a second time. The 7 segment
display will cycle and return to menu d.
•Now Tap the reset button located just above the 7 segment display.
The SPT will now re-boot and establish communication to the ARC.
During this process the IP addresses relating to the installation will be downloaded to the unit and
communication will be established to the ARC via the IP path. This information can be viewed and
confirmed via the 7 segment display using the A & B button to access the relevant menu, and tapping
the C button to display the setting:-
Menu 1 – Unit IP address
Menu 5 – Local IP address of the Router/Default Gateway
Menu 6 – Subnet Mask
n.b. In some instances data corruption due to the download via GPRS may mean that the IP
addresses are not fully configured within the unit. A second manual re-boot may be required if an IP
path is not established immediately.

Connection of the Intruder System (IAHS)
Where possible the SPT should be connected to one of the following, listed in order of preference:-
1 – Serial/Data bus of the IAHS
All SPT PCBs are shipped with the panel interface set to RS485.
2 – Connecting an existing IAHS digi/modem to the modem capture PCB of the SPT
When attaching a SPT Modem Capture PCB the SPT Broadway MUST be powered down.
Ensure that the OSC jumper is set to the 66Mhz setting
3 – Hard wire outputs
-Default BIAS setting is HIGH = 7 volts on pin with nothing connected. Pull low to trigger event
-A common negative/positive will be required
-Be prepared to install a Relay
-Support will not create specific profiles for individual accounts. If you cannot change the
Bias via the panel – contact panel manufacturer support.
Panel Types and connection
Galaxy – RS485 – Access Menu 56 and configure as an Ethernet Module.
Aritech (Cd & ATS) – Modem Capture PCB
For more detail see accompanying manuals and installation guides.
Once connected, test alarms through to the Central Station.

GPRS - Unit Location
Reliable GPRS reception may be affected by many factors:-
•Service Provider Coverage
•Location within the protected premises and positioning of the aerial
(i.e. Not in a basement! – Avoid Wooden Cupboards)
•Building construction – metal clad etc.
•Interference from other radio devices
Do’s
•Look for a suitable location for the unit
•Uncoil the aerial cable.
•Where HG antennas are used, external location is possible. Aerials are IP rated. NSI states
that external location of aerials is acceptable for dual path systems.
Don’ts
•Coil the aerial inside the panel/ PSU enclosure
•Coil aerial cable in tight loop
•Install in a position where radio reception may be impaired. Cupboards – Basements.
•Attach aerial to steel surfaces or near electrical conduits
•Install near “other” radio devices
•Cut HG antenna cables to reduce length
•Increase HG/Disc antenna cable lengths – Max Cable Run Disc = 0.5M; HG = 15M

IP Communication cannot be established
Check SP Good LED behind Ethernet Socket – Red = Not connected to Local Area Network (LAN)
Check cable patching
Check Cable
Make a note of the IP addresses configured within the unit using the A, B & C buttons in conjunction
with the 7 segment display. Access menus:-
1 – Unit IP Address
5 – Router/Default Gateway
6 – Subnet Mask
Re-boot the SPT
Carry out a Ping test on the local router and note the result:-
Put DIP Switch 3 to the ON position
Tap Button A
Unit will read out: -
Ping Good – IP addresses are correct, local firewall or corporate firewall is blocking traffic to the ARC
Ping Fail – Router cannot be reached. IP addresses may be incorrect, unit may not be on the correct
LAN
No ETH – Unit cannot detect a LAN – cable unplugged.
Contact Support