MCDI Decrypta3 User Manual

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CONTENTS

Description................................................................................................................................................................................................2

What’s in the box ..................................................................................................................................................................................2

Physical description of DECRYPTA3........................................................................................................................................2

Size ....................................................................................................................................................................................................2

Buffer memory ................................................................................................................................................................................... 2

Buzzer Alert/Warning.........................................................................................................................................................................2

Powering DECRYPTA3 receiver ...................................................................................................................................................4

Configuring DECRYPT A3 receiver ...............................................................................................................................................7

MCDI winExprecium2.exe ....................................................................................................................................................................7

MCDI Axe configurator 0.1.0 ................................................................................................................................................................7

Installation ..........................................................................................................................................................................................8

Un-Installation ....................................................................................................................................................................................8

Usage.................................................................................................................................................................................................8

Starting other MCDI software from Axe ..........................................................................................................................................10

Logger tool .........................................................................................................................................................................................10

Parameter definitions ..........................................................................................................................................................................11

Transmission rate ...................................................................................................................................................................................13

Transmission rate Serial port..............................................................................................................................................................13

Transmission rate USB port ............................................................................................................................................................... 13

Connecting DECRYPTA3 to PCs................................................................................................................................................13

Front panel commands and displays.....................................................................................................................................................16

Toolbox ...................................................................................................................................................................................................21

Configuration tools ..............................................................................................................................................................................21

Communication tools ..........................................................................................................................................................................21

Software tool COMIRQ ....................................................................................................................................................................21

Software tool WINCOMM ................................................................................................................................................................22

DOS Not available...............................................................................................................................................................................22

LINUX ..................................................................................................................................................................................................22

MACINTOSH....................................................................................................................................................................................... 23

WINDOWS ..........................................................................................................................................................................................23

Receiving ................................................................................................................................................................................................27

Listen-in, Two way voice..................................................................................................................................................................... 27

Transmission to computer and printer in MCDI mode .......................................................................................................................28

Transmission to computer and printer in ADEMCO 685 / Surgard emulation mode........................................................................30

Messages from DECR YPTA3 to DECRYPTA3 printer port: .......................................................................................31

Warranty .................................................................................................................................................................................................31

Legal compliance and Warning .............................................................................................................................................................32

United States Regulation FCC Warning.........................................................................................................................................32

EC Declaration of Conformity .............................................................................................................................................................33

EN41003 Warning Application Note 48, Issue 5................................................................................................................................34

Glossary..................................................................................................................................................................................................35

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DESCRIPTION

Alarm Receiver DECRYPTA3

The twin line alarm receiver DECRYPTA3 for PC compatible computers is a MCDI product. This new breed of alarm
receivers is equiped with advanced features such as USB port and dual output to PC.

DECRYPTA3 is available in RoHS and non RoHS version. Must be specified at the time of the order. Pricing differs

between the two versions.

What’s in the box

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Alarm Receiver

Cables:

2 RJ11 Phone cables
1 USB Type A to Type B cable 6 feet (1.8M)
1 Serial communication cable 6 feet DB9F to DB9F Null modem
1 Printer loopback plug

Power:

1 AC/DC power supply with localized IEC power cord.
1 Power cable for batteries (red and black)

Documentation/tools/drivers

1 Printed manual
1 CD with:

PDF documentation/tools/drivers/
Windows logger software
WinSAMM Central station trial version

Drivers and configuration tool WINEXPRECIUM2.EXE

Physical description of DE CR Y P T A3

Size Receiver has all out dimensions ( with Acrylic cover ) :
9” (L) x 6.3” (W) x 3.1”(H) Stand Raised
229 mm (L) x 161 mm (W) x 79 mm (H)

9” (L) x 6.3” (W) x 2.25”(H) Stand Lowered
229 mm (L) x 161 mm (W) x 58 mm (H)

Receiver has all out dimensions ( outer cover removed for insertion in PC/Server ) :

8.95” (L) x 5.75” (W) x 1.66”(H)
222 mm (L) x 146 mm (W) x 42.3 mm (H)

Measurements do not include connectors

Housing: Inner Box : Anodized aluminium, green.
Outer Cover : Clear and black acrylic.
Front : Mylar and Polyester tactile membrane.
Back : Polyester membrane and aluminium.

Buffer memory Buffer holds up to 1800 events in Native mode (4+2 signal). Buffer is used when computer

is absent. Unit keeps printing during fail time if power is connected and maintained. When
computer comes back on, buffer empties to the computer. If more than 1800 events (4+2
Native mode ) are received in the buffer during fail time, DECRYPTA3 writes over the
oldest event. Written records may be available on printer connected to parallel printer port.

Alert/WarningBuzzer On board buzzer is available for alert warning when the Computer is absent.

Is enabled if setup parameter “Check printer” is set to Yes.
Is activated (starts buzzing) by event to be printed on DECRYPTA3 printer port.

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To stop buzzing press ON-LINE printer key twice (2). Refer to printer connected to DECRYPTA

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parallel printer port. Will resume buzzing if printer is left off-line.

DE C R Y P T A

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– FRONT VIEW

DE C R Y P T A

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– REAR VIEW

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REAR PANEL DESCRIPTION

USB PORT
Type B USB connector. USB client to host cable supplied

SERIAL NUMBER TAG
All DECRYPTA3 serial number contain 8 digits. Please
quote serial number in emails or when calling for support to
speed up identification process. Serial number appears in
configuration tool when using USB output.

SERIAL (DB9 male connector)
Data transfer to computer:,
Null modem cable supplied (DB9F to DB9F)

Serial port: 1200 Baud, 8 bit, 1 stop bit

Pin 2 = transmit
Pin 3= receive
Pin 7 = ground

RELAY TERMINAL 2 POSITIONS.

Terminal block used for trigger of external unit by inboard relay
( 30V DC 1A max). Supports normally open or normally closed.

GROUND POST

Used to mechanically ground the unit. Refer to Electrical feed
for more details.

POWER SUPPLY INPUT (SPU15A-104 )
100-240VAC to 9VDC 1.66A supplied with D

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BATTERY INPUT

12 VDC
Supplied battery connector red = + black = -
Refer to section Electrical feed before using.

PRINTER (DB25 female connector)
Printer parallel port. Raw signals received by D

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LINE 1, LINE 2

Incoming phone lines
Tip
Ring

Powering DECR YPTA3 receiver

In this section
Electrical inputs

Notes on electrical installation for DECRYPTA3

Alternative power source 9-12V DC
USB Hub
Ground post
Using a battery charger
Warnings

ELECTRICAL INPUTS

DECRYPTA3 can be powered from:

1.Power Supply Input ( 9 VDC adaptor supplied )

and / or

2.Battery Input ( 12VDC ) using supplied cable

1. DE C R Y P T A3 powered from the POWER SUPPLY INPUT

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can powered from the 9-12VDC only. Minimum requirements 9VDC 500 Ma. Severe damages to the

unit may occur if power supply delivers more than 14VDC.

Power led of front display will be ON steady when the DECRY PTA3 gets the power from the Power Supply Input.

DECRYPTA3 is supplied with a 100-240V AC / 9 V DC power adapter. This power adapter is supplied with an IEC

power cord for localization.

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WARNINGS

-Removal of the power source during reception of an alarm signal may result in losing said signal.

-If 9-12VDC input is used as DECRYPTA3 sole source of power, events in receiver buffer will be not be lost when

power is removed and will be transmitted to PC when power is restored.

2. DE C R Y P T A3 powered from the BATTERY INPUT

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can powered from a 12VDC battery only. Minimum requirements 12VDC 500 Ma. Severe damages to

the unit may occur if the battery delivers more than 14VDC.

Power led of front display will be blinking when the DECRYPTA3 gets the power only from the Power Supply Input.

When both sources are used, the led will be ON steady.

WARNINGS:

-MCDI recommends choosing a high quality lead-acid battery or gel type. Most stores selling security equipment hold a variety of
power levels to choose from.

-If not charged, the battery will discharge. DECRYPTA3 does not provide battery supervision or charge to battery.

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is supplied with a Molex lock type connector. This connector has a red and black wire for connection to

battery.

-Do not use a battery supplying more than 14V DC. Significant heat dissipation will result and may damage unit. Do not use a

battery showing signs of tear, leak or corrosion.

-Never connect a faulty or drained battery to the DECRYPTA3.

Battery time

To calculated battery time:

HOURS OF CONTINUOUS BATTERY OPERATION

= POWER IN A-H

Example with a fully charged new battery – 500mA drain from DECRYPTA3:

12V 600 mAh

1h12min

12V 700 mAh

1h25min

12V 70 Ah

140h

Always refer to battery manufacturer application notes on charging, using and discharging a battery.

Using 2 x 6Vbatteries (serial connection)

In using a serial connection, voltage of each power source will be added and delivered to DECRYPTA3.

Using 2 x 12V batteries (parallel connection)

Using a parallel connection of batteries, resulting current to DECRY PTA3 is the sum of current provided by each

source. Batteries should be matched to prevent heating among power components.

Battery charger

A battery along with a battery charger may be used . Using a supervision circuit is preferable. MCDI tested and recommends

Altronix PM212. and a 12V battery. A circuit like the Altronix PM212 will insure a constant tension (9-12V preferred), battery

charge and battery supervision

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Insure that your circuit delivers less than 14V to DE CRYPTA3. Significant heat dissipation will result if using a power

source of more than 13.8V. This may damage the unit of reduce life expectancy of DECRYPTA3.

-Verify installation regularly.

-Consult a qualified Electrician prior to connecting DE CRYPTA3 If you are using a battery, a battery charger and/or

equipment

Alternative power source 9-12V DC

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is shipped with a power adaptor. When another power supply is preferred for the 9-12V DC input, a

lower voltage should be preferred over a higher voltage to minimize heat dissipation in DECRYPTA3.

USB Hub

While testing several units, MCDI did not find a USB hub able to power TWO DECRYP TA3 units. You must power the

units by their 9-12V DC input if you plan to use a USB hub and use the USB hub only for the benefit of data concentration.

Ground post

As as safety for users and the DECRYPTA3 alarm receiver, DECRYPTA3 is provided with a ground post at

the back on the unit. A wire of AWG #14 should be used along with a lug connectors. Ground connection must be maintained

and verified regularly to insure ground to earth is always present.

Best practice in making a ground connection from DECRYP TA3 are to insure a non resistive connection to a known

and tested ground in a well built electrical installation or connect the ground lug of DECR YPTA3 to a metallic water

pipe going to earth or to a rod deeply planted to earth.

Should several DECR YPTA3 units be used it is preferable not to chain units by their ground lugs. A better practice is

to use a ground star technique according to Diagram.

Using a battery charger

MCDI tested and recommends a supervision circuit like Altronix PM212 (altronix.com). This circuit will take 16VAC wall

transformer (Alarm panel transformer) charge a 12V battery, insure supervision and will deliver power from battery when AC

feed is missing.

When using a battery charger, insure that the tension at DE CRYPTA3 electrical entry is less than 14VDC. Applying

voltage of more than 14V DC may cause significant heat dissipation within unit. Damages may result and this may reduce life

expectancy of DECR YPTA3

WARNINGS

- DECRYP TA3 does not supervise battery.

-Verify electrical set-up regularly.

-Always use properly mounted and approved cables to connect DECRYPTA3

-Do not use an over charger battery or a battery dispensing more than 14VDC.

-Consult a qualified Electrician prior to connecting DE CRYPTA3 If you are using a battery, a battery charger and/or

equipment not provided by MCDI Security Products Inc.

-Damages resulting from power surges of any kind of specifically excluded from DECRYPTA3 warranty.

USING ON-BOARD RELAY :

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is equipped with a relay to trigger an external device such as strobe light, dialer, siren upon reception of

an alarm signal.

Terminal posts are located at the back of the unit. Posts: 1 and 2 are Normally Open. Posts 2 and 3 are Normally Closed. Post

2 is the Common. Maximum rating : 110V DC or 125 V AC / 1A UL/CSA rating : 30V DC / 1A 110V DC or 125V AC /

.3 A.

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Configuring DECR YPTA3 receiver by software

MCDI winExprecium2.exe

There is no switches or jumpers to configure
your card. All settings are done using the setup
program called winExprecium2.exe ( provided
on the media coming with your card ). This
program works under Windows and can be
executed from any disk drive. To use it under
Windows, your Windows drivers must be
installed first and properly configured.

To enter the configuration menu double click
on the icon winExprecium2.exe

The following display will appear :

MCDI Axe and Logger tools

Axe configurator is a universal tool for configuring
MCDI receivers. Currently it supports the following
receivers:

Exprecium (I and II version)

USB DECRYPTA3

The support for other MCDI receivers will be done in a
near future.

Logger is a software tool to log to disk

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raw output . Logged data may
be read by word processors and Excel for reporting or
/and analysis.

1. JAVA RUN TIME ENGINE Installation

If you don’t have Sun’s JRE installed you can install it
from the CD. It is located in \
Configurator_logger\Java_installer\ directory. To
install, run the installer program j2re-1_4_2_04-
windows-i586-p.exe. Under Windows XP you will
need administrative privileges in order to install JRE.

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2. Installation of MCDI Axe configurator 0.1.0

Requirements:

MS Windows XP
Sun’s Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 2. Located on CD.

Axe Configurator Installation
The installation procedure is very simple. To start the installation, run the installer program, Axe_install_0.1.0.exe:

1. It will prompt you for the language you want the installer to run in.

2. The license is displayed. Read it carefully and then click on “I Agree” to agree with the licensing terms.

3. Select the directory in which the Axe Configurator will be installed or accept the default settings, then click on “Install”.

4. You will see the progress of the installation. If you want to see where and which files are being copied, click on “Show
Details”.

5. Press “Close” when finished

A few shortcuts are created for your convenience:

1. On your desktop

2. In the Start Menu, under Start Programs MCDI Axe Configurator

Un-installation

You can un-install Axe Configurator in two ways:

1.

From the Control Panel:

select Start Settings Control Panel. Then select “Add or remove programs”, choose “Axe

Configurator” from the list and follow the un-installation procedures.

OR

2.

Directly

: select Start Programs MCDI Axe Configurator Uninstall and follow the un-installation procedures.

Usage

At the startup, you will see the following welcome screen to

configure a device, select it from the device list:

NOTE: The configurator tries to detect what kind of receiver
is connected to the PC. Yet sometimes it’s necessary to
actually start the process of retrieving the configuration in
order to completely determine what kind of receiver it is.
Thus, in the device menu you may see:

“Exprecium” for Exprecium I and II cards

“Serial” for any device attached to physical COM port, for example, Decrypta or the serial port connection of DECRYPTA3.

“USB DECRYPTA3 for the USB connection of the DECRYPTA3.

When you select receiver, its configuration settings will be retrieved, and you will see different configuration screens according to
the type of the receiver (see section “Configuration screens”).

Setting language of the Axe Configurator

You can select English, French, Spanish, German, or Russian. To set the language, select it from the menu Options  Language.

Starting other MCDI software from Axe Configurator

You can start WinSAMM, WS Receiver, Traffic Logger, or WinCOM from the Traffic Connect To menu. To set paths to those
programs, select Traffic Settings.

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Receiver configuration

When a particular device is selected and its configuration screen is shown (see section “Configuration screens”), the following
actions are available:

Submit configuration

Press on the “Submit” button or, equivalently, select File Submit to send the configuration to the receiver, and close the
configuration screen.

NOTE: When the configuration is submitted the receiver is set to
the system time displayed in the “Synchronization” section:

Discard configuration

Press on the “Discard” button or, equivalently, select File Discard to discard any changes made and close the configuration
screen.

Save configuration

To save the current configuration to a file, select File Save.

Open a saved configuration

To load the configuration from a file, select File Open.

NOTE: File extensions are different for different receiver types. You will not be able, for example, to load an Exprecium I
configuration file (*.exp) while configuring an Exprecium II (*.expdec2).

Load Presets

For some receivers, there are preset configurations stored in the “presets” subdirectory of the Axe Configurator directory. You
will see the available presets under File Presets.

Configuration screens

Serial/USB DECRYPTA3

Axe configurator recognizes
Decrypta 3 connected on USB port
of PC. Some options specific to
Decrypta 2 will be showned in this
window when Axe recognizes a
Decrypta 2 unit. Axe will also render
more information from USB
connection, namely receiver name,
firmware version installed in receiver
and serial number of unit. USB port
and COM port redirection (virtual
serial port redirection) are indicated
in the Device drop down menu.

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Starting other MCDI software from Axe Configurator

You can start WinSAMM, WS Receiver, Traffic Logger, or WinCOM from
the Traffic Connect To menu. To set paths to those programs, select
Traffic Settings. The following window will appear where you can
change your settings.

LOGGER TOOL

Logger is a software tool to log to disk DECRYPTA3 raw output . Logged data may be read by word processors and
Excel for reporting or /and analysis.

REQUIREMENTS

See Axe Configurator tool Java requirements
and installation procedure.

Port:

Choose and connect to the port your receiver
device is attached to.

Interval:

Set interval at which a new log file will be
created. Possible choices are “Hourly”, “Daily”,
“Weekly” and “Monthly”. Consequently, each log
file will contain signals came within an hour, a
day, a week, or a month, respectively.

Day of month, day of week, hour, minute:

Set the exact time when a new log will be
created. The choices available depend on the interval chosen above. For example, if “Hourly” interval is selected,
and the minute is set to “10”, then a new log will be created at 13:10, 14:10, 15:10, 16:10 etc.

NOTE:

Every time you change the interval type or its settings, you should reconnect in order for the changes to be

applied.

Log-Directory:

Select the location of the logged signals. The organization of this directory is as follows:

(log-dir) \ (com-port and device name) e.g. MyLogs\COM3__Exprecium\

Each log file is named as follows:

Year-Month-Day__Hour-Min.log e.g. 2004-06-12__13-00.log

Thus, it shows the date and time it was created.

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NOTE:

Every time the logger starts, it attempts to open the previous log, based on the interval settings. For
example, if it was 14:25 currently, the interval was set to “Hourly”, and the Minute was set to “00”, the logger will try
to open the log created at 14:00. If, indeed, this file exists, the logger will use it to log incoming signals until 15:00,
as usual. If, on the other hand, the file does not exist, the logger will create a new log labeled with the current time
of 14:25 and use it to log incoming signals until 15:00.

Auto-Ack

Toggle automatic acknowledging of the incoming signals.

Acknowledge

Acknowledge the reception of the incoming signal.

Disconnect

Disconnect from the receiver device.

Change font size

To change font size of the signals, right-click on the signals window and select “Increase” or “Decrease Font Size”.

Parameter definitions

Emulation mode easy setting information: Select desired mode using a radio button.

MCDI Mode Standard or enhanced

Ademco Mode Ademco emulation

Surgard Mode MLR2 or MLR2000(enhanced) emulation

OPTIONS:

MCDI standard 1 digit for receiver# and 1 digit for line #
MCDI enhanced 3 digits for receiver# and 3 digits for line #.

Receiver Number sent to computer and printer 0 to F (default = 1)

Line 1 Number sent to computer and printer 0 to F (default = 1)

Line 2 Number sent to computer and printer 0 to F (default = 2)

Heartbeat Yes = enable No = disable (default)

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sends Heartbeat signals to computer every 30 second only in Native mode

and Surgard mode.

Sescoa SS Yes = enable No = disable (default)

Conflict with Pulse 4X2 Checksum format

3x2 Instead 4x1 Yes = enable No = disable (default)

Conflict with 4X1 in Compressed Expanded
DO NOT select with Compressed Expanded = Yes

Clear Zero Yes = Zero removed in 3x1 and 4x1 No = zero present (default)

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Tells DECRYPTA3 receiver not to insert a zero in front of the account number and in front
of the alarm code, for incoming 3 x 1 and 4 x 1.

Example: 3 x 1 Extended compressed in 3 x 2 standard
123 4
444 5 After compression: 123 45

Example: 3 x 1 Standard 3 x 1
123 1

Example: 4 x 1 Standard 4 x 1
1234 1

Example:3 x 1 and 4 x 1 without the CLEAR ZERO option:
0123 01 for 3 x 1
1234 01 for 4 x 1

Compressed/ Yes = Compressed extended 3x1 or 4x1 (No = default)
Extended

Example: 3 x 1 Extended compressed in 4 x 2 standard
123 4
444 5 After compression: 0123 45

Example: 4 x 1 Extended compressed in 4 x 2 standard
1234 5
5555 6 After compression: 1234 56

Listen-In Empty or 1 .. F
(3x1,4x2) Define code to trigger Listen-In mode in 3x1 or 4x2 formats

Printer/Buzzer Yes = Check printer on DECRYPTA3 port No= Do not check for printer (default)

By default DECRYPTA3 does not verify printer status on parallel port but sends data to be printed
as if a printer was connected to this port.

(Yes) option tells the DECRYPTA3receiver to verify and report on the status of the printer
connected to the DECRYPTA3 parallel port. The status verification applies to the

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(lowest COM) in the computer if more than one MCDI receiver is installed. A

connector is needed to daisy chain multiple DECRYP TA3 receivers to send all output to one
printer only.

When Check printer option is enabled (Yes) and the computer is absent, each event being sent to printer
triggers a warning buzzer. This warning sound may be stopped by clicking twice the ON-LINE printer key.
Buzzing resumes if printer is left Off-line.

Do not set the "Yes" parameter if no printer is installed. Multiple error messages could be generated by
taking this action.

Handshake delay Delay to start Handshake after Off Hook. No = normal, Yes=5 seconds

Number of rings ( 1 to 5 ) Number of rings to answer Default = 1

Caller ID PC No = Do not send telephone ID data to PC
Yes = Send telephone ID data to PC

Caller ID Printer No = Do not send telephone ID data to DECRYPTA3 printer
Yes = Send telephone ID data to DECRYPTA3 printer

Caller ID ALL No = Do not send telephone ID data except when bad transmission occurs
Yes = Send telephone ID to PC and D3 printer unless PRN and PC select otherwise

Save Date / Time Yes = enable(Default) No = disable