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IRIS-4

2 Series

Quick Installation and

Maintenance Guide

IRIS-4 200 or 240 with 2/3/4g connection:

2/3/4G Network Scan

Select the 'Run Network Scan' . The scan must be

carried out without the SIM card fitted . The dialler

listens for every base station in range, requests oper-

ator name and records the signal strength . This will

take a few minutes to complete .

For a reliable 2/3/4G connection it is recommended

that for the chosen network (SIM card) used there

should be at least two base stations with signal

strength (CSQ ) of 10 or more .

If the signal strength is below or close to minimum

then try to reposition the antenna or IRIS-4 2 Series

dialler in different location or you can use an external

building or high gain antenna (if necessary), and

rerun the network scan to check signal strength .

Once you have the required 2/3/4G signal strength

power down the dialler and insert the SIM card into

the SIM card holder, then power the dialler back up .

Go back into the 'Installers Menu' and enter in the

installer code that you had setup beforehand and

then select the Installation Wizard as indicated next .

IRIS-4 220 or 240 without 2/3/4g

or after network scan completed:

Installation Wizard

Select the Installation Wizard and follow the on

screen prompts .

Once Installation Wizard is completed and any

additional panel interface configuration via the

settings menu you will need to check/configure

the panel for the connection method you are using:

6.9. Panel Configuration

Panel configuration for dial capture

If connecting the IRIS-4 2 Series dialler via the dial

capture method which is connecting the Telecoms

module of the panel to the dial port of the IRIS-4

2 Series, the following options will need to be

configured:

Telephone Number = the 12 digit format of the

Monitoring Centre IP address

(e . g . 192 . 1 68 . 0 . 3 4 would become 192168000034) .

Account Number: 4 – 6 digit account number

allocated by the Monitoring Centre .

Note: If the 'Alarm override' mode is selected, the

IRIS-4 2 Series dialler replaces the phone number

and the account number used by the alarm dialler

with the IP address of the monitoring centre and

account number entered during configuration, so

there is no need to change any settings on the

alarm panel.

Alarm panel integration

e.g. Honeywell Galaxy (RS485 connection).

If you have not already made the changes to the rel-

evant configurations in the panel for the integration,

and require further details on these configurations

then please download the full panel installation

manual from http://www . a ddsecure . c om .

6.10. testing

Once all configurations are complete, perform a full

commissioning test with the Monitoring Centre . This

will normally involve testing normal alarm transmis-

sions from the alarm panel over all communication

paths to the Monitoring Centre . Verifying acknowl-

edgement of these alarms with the operators at the

Monitoring Centre .

7. MaIntenanCe

There is no requirement for any onsite maintenance

on the IRIS-4 2 Series .

If engineers want to carry out a maintenance inspec-

tion, please perform the following:

• Confirm the status of the IRIS-4 2 Series unit.

• Clear any faults on the dialler.

• Reflash IRIS-4 2 Series software to latest version.

• Test the configured communication paths

(Ethernet and/or 2/3/4G) .

• Perform full test of alarms from the alarm panel

and confirm acknowledgement of these by the

operators at the Monitoring Centre .

The IRIS-4 2 Series dialler will give a visual indication

of the current system status via the 'SYS LED' . If

this is yellow constant light the current setup of the

dialler is reporting OK, yellow flashing light means

the dialler is reporting some trouble events .

SYS LED:

Yellow Constant = OK

Yellow Flashing = Dialler is reporting

some trouble events