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MONITOR AFx™ Director V4.1 User's Guide

500-9041 v4.1

dial up modems, or through a network (via IP).

Cable connections are 'serial', with or without

conversion to "RS485". (RS485 connections

allow for longer distances, and/or multiple

panels per connection.)

IP Network Connections

(

≥

V3.30 Director

software): Setting up an IP connection is

documented separately. For details, refer to the

installation guide provided with the IP interface (may

also be in PDF format on your Director CD).

Dial up panels with dedicated external modems (one

panel per modem) can be set to automatically dial-in

to the MONITOR AFx Director system to transmit

alarms or blocks of activity messages. In other

configurations, the alarms and events are transmitted

when a connection is made with the specific panels

(immediately, at a pre-programmed time, or on a

repeating schedule).

Central monitoring is configured separately (for each

individual panel), utilizing the 'Bell 103' (300 baud)

modem/dialler built into each main panel, and/or an

IP connection (SIP Reporting), or high-security

communications (HSC--via Mark7/DVACS service in

Canada).

Tip:

HSC modules also support a

printer

The built-in modems can also be used to remotely

manage smaller sites (single-panel accounts with up

to 300 users).

MONITOR AFx Director panel communications are

managed through "Communication Pools", which

allow selecting groups of modems to choose from

when 'calling' a specific panel/site. Note:

Communication 'pools' are used in all systems.

Initiating a connection with desired panel(s) allows a

MONITOR AFx Director operator to monitor activity

at an account (live/real-time), monitor guard-tours

that are in effect, perform status-checking and

device-control tasks, and/or synchronize panels with

the software.

Note:

Panel updates can also be

scheduled for regular intervals and/or 'quiet' times at

the specific sites (such as overnight).

Alarm System Hardware

Main system panels, LCD keypads, and

expansion modules provide the basic building

blocks for each security system. Monitoring

sensors, and various output/signalling devices

complete the system.

System Capacities: For an extensive list of the number

and types of

devices supported, refer to "System Capacities".

Main System Panels:

This is the box or panel

on the wall that acts as the brain of the system.

All of the various detection devices connect to

it. When a device is triggered, the control panel

activates sirens or lights. If monitored, it alerts

the Monitoring Station through the telephone

lines (HSC or dial-up).

Expansion Modules:

Various expansion

modules are supported allowing additional

monitored sensors, programmable outputs,

and/or special features to be added to the

system (such as door/access control,

elevator/floor control, and suite security). All

modules from an existing Fx or FxPro system

are also supported. The system supports a

total of 24 expansion modules (or 60 suite-

security keypads).

MONITOR AFx LCD Keypad:

A keypad

provides users with on-site control, and the

ability to operate the total alarm system. As

well, LCD keypads provide an on-premise

read-out indicating the location and nature of

alarms.

Suite-Security Keypad:

These units provide

security features for 1 - 8 users in a single

apartment/suite or facility. A suite-security

keypad can be thought of as a private security

system, providing intrusion monitoring and

signalling features for a single suite/facility.

Two types are available: 2-zone & 8-zone.

Contacts (Door and Window sensors):

These are magnetic sensors that detect door

or window openings. Contacts are normally

required on exterior doors and both ground-

floor and basement windows that can be

opened. Upper-level doors and windows that

can be reached from the roof, balcony, or

'deck' should also be protected.

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