Honeywell MIP-2, UD User Manual

MIP-2/UD

IP Communicator for Burglar Alarm
Panels

General

The MIP-2/UD is a simple communications device that allows
the transmission of alarms generated by a conventional control
panel through any kind of IP network (ADSL, cable, Inter­net…), at the same time that it keeps the standard telephone
line as a back-up mechanism.

Designed to work with most of the already installed control
panels, the MIP-2/UD allows for a faster and more economic
alarm transmission, improving response times, decreasing
costs and offering value added features such as the super­vised line functionality that allows the central station to detect if
any of the alarm panels go off-line. At the central station side,
Teldat has designed an IP receiver, the VisorALARM PLUS,
that will integrate seamlessly into conventional central station
architectures

Features

• Allows any Contact-ID Burglar alarm panel to transmit
alarms over IP networks.

• Saves the cost of an 800 number to receive alarms. Trans­mission is done through a flat rate Internet connection that
is shared with other devices.

• Eliminates the cost of two dedicated phone lines. Only the
customer’s shared IP equipment is required.

• Can use newer low-cost, non-analog, digital telephone ser­vices such as cable or fiber optics.

• Increases connection supervision to the central station from
the once-a-day test signal to once every 30 - 90 seconds.

• Requires no change to the existing panel configuration. The
IP Communicator connects directly to the primary and sec­ondary analog panel telephone ports.

• Fast alarm transmission (less than 1 second transmission
time) for better response times to burglar alarms.

• Works over any type of customer-provided Ethernet 10/100
Base network connection (LAN or WAN), DSL modem or
cable modem.

• Data transmits over standard contact-ID protocol but is
secured with the industry’s highest level of encryption (AES
512 bit).

• Supports both dynamic (DHCP) or Public and Private Static
IP addressing.

• Supports dual-destination IP receiver address for high
redundancy configurations: all signals are sent to a second­ary address should the primary become unavailable.

• MIP-2/UD can be installed inside the alarm panel or inside
its own wall mount enclosure.

• Upload/Download capabilities: Allows central station opera­tors to manage the remote alarm panels over IP using the
VisorALARM PLUS receiver to manage all the connections,
protocols and additional features. You will be able to pro­gram, upgrade, download or perform any operation. Teldat
actually supports panels like Vista, Paradox, and Networks.

• Supports an optional third maintenance receiver installed at
the end user’s facility that permits local alarm monitoring.
Alarms are received simultaneously at both the central sta­tion and the customer’s facility. A filter can be applied to
annunciate specific alarm types such as trouble-only
events.

Easy to Program

There are three ways to configure the IP Communicator:

1. Console terminal using the HyperTerminal™ software
program found on all Microsoft® operating systems.

2. Local or remote Telnet session via Ethernet connection.

3. Windows-based configuration software (shipped with IP
Communicator).

The IP Communicator can be pre-programmed. The program­mer enters all central-station information and an auto-registra­tion password. This is saved to the unit’s flash memory. When
the IP Communicator is installed at the site and connected to
the Internet/Intranet, it registers itself with the central station
receiver. This eliminates the need for a PC at the remote site
for programming. The IP receiver at the monitoring station will
automatically configure other parameters during registration.

FOR MOST INSTALLATIONS, THE ONLY REQUIRED PARAMETERS

:

ARE

• Selection of either DHCP or Static IP.

• Destination primary and secondary receiver IP addresses.

• Account identification number (CID).

•Port number.

• Installation password.
All of these parameters are assigned by the central station.

NOTE: See the MIP UD manual for instructions on UL installa­tions)

Installation Requirements

• Burglar panel compatible with Contact-ID format.

• At least 250mA of electrical power available on the power
supply to use for the MIP UD unit (500mA recommended).

• Ethernet network connector (10/100 Mbps).

• DHCP server present on the local network or an available
IP address to be used with the MIP UD.

• UDP port to use with for the MIP UD communication with
the monitoring station (default port: 80).

• Destination IP addresses of the VisorALARM receivers
where the MIP UD will be sending alarms and other events.

• Panel account ID number (CID).

• Installer password (provided by the monitoring station man­aging the VisorALARM IP receiver).

System Architecture/Operating Theory

• The MIP-2/UD is connected to an Internet router.

• The telephone line, instead of going directly to the panel, is
now connected to the MIP-2/UD and from the MIP UD it is
then connected to the panel.

• The MIP-2/UD monitors the status of the Internet connec­tion with the receiver and decides which network to use to
transmit the alarms received from the panel.

• At the central station side, a conventional receiver will still
be used to receive alarms transmitted through the tele­phone line. If the Internet connection is available, the
alarms will be sent to a VisorALARM receiver at the moni­toring station.

• The MIP-2/UD keeps constant communication with the
panel to implement a real time line supervision functionality.

Specifications

POWER

Nominal voltage: 10 VDC to 24 VDC

Max current:

Idle Alarm Transient UD

A 12Vdc 160mA 180mA 400mA 330mA

A 24Vdc 90mA 104mA 200mA 160mA

LAN PORT

Connector: RJ45 female.

Speed: 10 Mbps.

P r o t o c o l s : UD P, I P, S R P, D H C P, A E S .

TELNET, ETHERNET BLUEBOK

INPUTS AND OUTPUTS:

Output 1: 500 mA. Dry Contact N.O. or N.C. 2A Max.

Output 2: 500 mA. WatchDog.

Inputs: 2.

CONSOLE:

Asynchronous: 9600 bps, 8 bits, without parity, 1 stop bit.

Password protected.

Telephone: Connection through TO-AP using a telephone key
pad.

TELNET: Password protected.

Dimensions and Weight

5.5L x 3.62W x 1.42H inches

Weight: 150 gr / 3 ounces

Temperature and Humidity Ranges

This system meets NFPA requirements for operation at 0 ­49°C/32 - 120°F and at a relative humidity 93% ± 2% RH (non­condensing) at 32°C ± 2°C (90°F ± 3°F). However, the useful
life of the system's standby batteries and the electronic com­ponents may be adversely affected by extreme temperature
ranges and humidity. Therefore, it is recommended that this
system and its peripherals be installed in an environment with
a normal room temperature of 15 - 27°C/60 - 80°F.

Page 2 of 4 — DH-60768:A • 3/11/2013 www.honeywell.com