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7510r Programming Reference - Reporting

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If you have fitted an 8750 Ethernet module then the

control unit can report alarm events over the Internet to

a suitable receiver.

There are two types of receiver: an IRIS polling engine,

or a specialised application running on an ARC’s PCs. You

must store separate IP addresses for each type of

receiver.

When communicating with a receiver at the ARC you can

specify two IP addresses. The control unit sends data to

the second ARC IP address if a call to the first ARC IP

address fails, and you have selected Alternate in

Reporting, Alarms, Call Mode

In addition, this menu provides a place to store a string

of characters that the receivers use to identify every

individual control unit. This identifier is independent of

the ARC account numbers.

The options available are:

Unit name

Key in a string of up to 32 characters. This string

must be unique for each control unit communicating

to a receiver.

Polling Eng IP Address

Key in the IP address of the IRIS polling engine. The

IP address comprises four groups of digits. Each

group is three digits long. Use leading zeros in each

group as necessary.

ARC IP Address 1

Key in the ARC’s main IP address.

ARC IP Address 2

Key in the ARC’s alternate IP address.

Account Numbers.

To store an ARC account number select

Reporting

Alarms

Account Numbers.

With SIA Format the system reports alarms using a six

digit account code. If you key in a four- or five- digit code

then the control unit adds leading zeros to pad the

account code to the correct length. For example account

1234 would be 001234.

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