So that a Honeywell Galaxy intrusion panel can
communicate with Security
Center, the panel must be
configured for remote access over Ethernet. This configuration can be done locally by using
the panel's keypad or remotely by using the Honeywell Galaxy Remote Servicing Suite (RSS).
Before you begin
Make sure your control panels are functioning
properly and have an Ethernet module installed.What you should know
For detailed information about setting up a panel and configuring it for remote
communication, refer to your panel's
Installer Manual and the
GX Remote
Control User Manual, which you can download from
http://www.honeywellvideosystems.com/.
IMPORTANT: Content in this guide
that references information found on third-party websites was accurate at the time of
publication, however, this information is subject to change without prior notice from
Genetec Inc.
Procedure
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Enter engineer mode.
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On the panel’s keypad, enter the manager user code (for example: 12345), and
then press ent twice.
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Press 48 ent 1 ent 1 ent 1 ent.
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Enter the engineer code (default is 112233), and then press
ent.
If you need to return to the home screen, press escape.
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Secure your system by replacing the default remote user code:
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Go to menu 42.1 (USER CODES) and press
ent.
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Use the A and B keys to go through the user codes.
By default, the remote user code is named
REMOTE, its PIN is 543210, and its user level is 3.8. The new PIN must be a unique four,
five, or six digit number.
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When you find the remote user code, press ent, and
then press 1 (Modify PIN).
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Enter a unique four, five, or six digit number, and press
ent to save.
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Take note of the new remote user code PIN to use
later when you configure the extension in Security
Center.
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Configure the Ethernet module's connection settings:
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Go to menu 56.4.01.1 (IP ADDRESS), enter an IP address
for the panel, and then press ent.
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Go to menu 56.4.01.3 (GATEWAY IP), enter the IP
address of the network gateway, and then press
ent.
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Go to menu 56.4.01.4 (NETWORK MASK), enter the network
mask, and then press ent.
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Turn on all events and alarms: Go to menu 56.4.02 (ALARM
REPORTING), press 1 (FORMAT), press 1
(SIA), choose level 4, and then press 1
(TRIGGER EVENTS), press 1 (STATUS), for each alarm in the
menu, press 1 to set it to ON, and press
ent to save.
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Go to menu 56.4.02.2.1 (IP ADDRESS),
enter the IP
address of the Security
Center server that
hosts the Honeywell Galaxy intrusion panel
extension, and then press
ent.
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Go to menu 56.4.02.2.2 (PORT NO.), set the port that will be
used for the events (suggested port is 10002), and then press
ent.
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Go to menu 56.4.02.5 (RECEIVER), press
1 to set the Receiver to
Single, and then press ent.
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Go to menu 56.4.02.8 (PROTOCOL), press
1 to set the Protocol to
TCP, and then press ent.
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Go to menu 56.4.03.1 (ACCESS PERIOD), press
4 to set the Access Period to
Any Time, and then press ent.
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Go to menu 56.4.03.2 (MODE), press 1
to set the Mode to Direct access, and
then press ent.
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Go to menu 56.4.07.1 (NETWORK), press
1 to set the Network to
Available, and then press ent
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Go to menu 56.4.07.2 (SIGNAL PATH), press
1 to set the Signal path to
Primary, and then press ent.
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Go to menu 56.4.08 (SIA CONTROL), enter
the IP address of
the Security
Center server that hosts the Honeywell Galaxy intrusion panel
extension, and then press
ent.
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Go to menu 56.4.09 (ENCRYPT), for each element in the
Encrypt menu, press 0 to set them to
OFF, and press ent to save.
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Go to menu 51 (PARAMETERS), press 09
(OMIT ALL), press 1 to enable it, and then press ent to
save.
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Go to menu 63.1 (GROUPS), press 1
(GROUP MODE), press 1 to enable groups, press
ent to save, and then return to the Engineer Mode banner
for groups to be fully enabled.
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Exit engineer mode:
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From the home screen banner, enter the engineer code (Default: 112233), and
press escape.
After you finish
- Repeat this procedure for each intrusion panel that you want to monitor in Security
Center.
- Install the Honeywell Galaxy intrusion panel
extension.