Differences between DMP control panel 5.8 and DMP intrusion panel 4.0 and later - DMP intrusion panel 4.3.0

DMP Intrusion Panel Extension Guide 4.3.0

Product
DMP intrusion panel
Content type
Guides > Plugin and extension guides
Version
4.3
Release
4.3.0
Language
English
Last updated
2023-09-08

DMP intrusion panel extension 4.0 and later replaces the DMP control panel extension 5.8 that was built into Security Center 5.8.

End-of-life for built-in DMP control panel

The DMP control panel extension was built into Security Center 5.8 and earlier. This product is end-of-life, and is unavailable starting in Security Center 5.9.

Comparison of features

The DMP intrusion panel extension is intended to replace the legacy DMP control panel, which was a built-in add-on in Security Center 5.8 and earlier.

Feature or functionality DMP control panel extension 5.8 and earlier DMP intrusion panel extension 4.0 and later
Installation When users install Security Center, the extension is included. User downloads and installs the extension on a pre-existing Security Center server.
Panel remote session A panel supports a single remote connection at one time.1
Remote connection Security Center remains connected to the panel at all times.

To configure a panel using a remote configuration application, like Remote Link, you must deactivate the intrusion detection unit in Security Center. Then, make your changes, disconnect Remote Link, and then reactivate the unit.

Security Center only connects to the panel when required, and then releases the connection, unless the Integrator or Entré connection is used. When either of these connections is used, you can configure the connection to stay open.

When a remote configuration application, like Remote Link, is connected to the panel, Security Center receives events from the panel, but cannot synchronize with or configure the panel. If Security Center tries to connect to the panel, but cannot, it puts the intrusion detection unit offline (red).

Scalability and performance Supports 10 panels with a combined total of 890 entities per Intrusion Manager role. Supports 300 panels with a combined total of 90,000 entities per Intrusion Manager role.
Modification of input behavior To change the behavior of an input, from the intrusion detection unit's Peripherals tab, disable the Real-time status option, and then change the Contact type. To change the behavior of an input, configure the input to raise a Trouble event.

1DMP intrusion panel extension version 4.1 and later adds support for the Integrator port.