Technical Support

Technical Presentation
Introducing:
4100ES
IP Ready
Fire Alarm Platform
 What is the 4100ES?
 The Simplex 4100ES Fire Alarm System is the next generation
replacement of the 4100U Fire Alarm System and the first fully IP
ready Fire Alarm Platform.. The 4100ES is a collection of added
features and capabilities to the current 4100U NXP Rev-14 platform

 Key Improvements:
 Improved serviceability and install ability. Reduced maintenance costs.
 Improves network downloads by providing a high speed Ethernet network
connection.
 Allows instant messaging to service technicians not near the panel
 Provides install mode for phased retrofits or large installations

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 What is the 4100ES?

 Re-launching of the 4100U with new look and new features

 New Look:
• A new shaped 4100ES exterior plastic door and a new platinum paint
color for the back box, door and semi-flush trim.

• The 4100U red and beige retainers will be replaced with a single
charcoal retainer.

 New Hardware Features:

• This release includes previously released 4100U Rev-14 NXP Master
Controller Card with advanced Ethernet and File Storage capabilities

• New 4x10 Building Network Interface Card (BNIC)

• New 4x5 Dual RS232 Flat Card (No 2120 Interface Support)

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 What is the 4100ES?

 Re-launching of the 4100U with new look and new features (cont.)
 Software Supported Features and Enhancements:
• The 4100ES software enhancements will be released as Version
1.01.XX

• New File Transfer options:

– Remote Ethernet file transfer support

– Mass Storage

– History/Undo

• Installation Mode

• Service Gateway

• Backwards compatibility with pre-4100ES hardware. (only software

updates required for systems with New 4100U NXP Master Controller)

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 4100ES – New Look

New Door and Dress Panel

 New Door
 Molded plastic with glass
front
 Retrofits onto existing box
 Colors
 Door
• Platinum NEW!
• Red
 Dress Panel
• Charcoal NEW!

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 4100ES – New Look
New Door and Dress Panel

Glass Insert
Existing
4100U
Backbox
Molded
Plastic

Charcoal
Retainer

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 4100ES – New Look
Door Venting

 Venting now top and bottom only

 Vents further out from electronics

than current door

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 4100U to 4100ES Product Rebranding

4100U TO 4100ES

 The “4100ES” designation will replace the existing “4100U”

designation on all Customer facing packaging and product
documentation.

 Rebranding will impact the following:

 1 ,2, 3 bay 4100 panel doors, retainers, and back boxes

 Documentation (Sales and Service)

 Panel Labels and Appliqués

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 CPU Card Hardware Features
4100ES CPU Card (existing 4100U NXP Rev-14 CPU)
Compact Flash Serial Service Port
Serial (also Perle Box
Service (Mass Storage) Number / MAC Battery and
Modem connection) Display Port
Address Status LEDs Battery Jumper

Swap
CFIG

Cold
Start

Reset

Ethernet
Service
Comm. Port
Jumper

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 CPU Card Hardware Features
4100ES CPU Card – Compact Flash

2 Gigabytes of file storage is

available

• NOT hot swappable

• Data Storage for:

• Previous CFIG configurations
• Master Executive software
• Slave software
• Audio files, etc
• Test Reports

• Use compact flash to recover/restore

software if system is damaged.

• The Compact Flash card is supervised. If it

is removed a trouble will appear on the panel.
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 CPU Card Hardware Features
4100ES CPU Card - Compact Flash/Mass Storage
Removable Compact Flash
 NOT hot swappable
• Software needs continuous access, must power down to remove
 2GB of available memory now available for file storage
• 1GB reserved for storing system backup files and revision history
• 1GB reserved for user storage NEW!
 Storage is controlled by the Programming unit
• IP File Transfer/Mass Storage tab
 Manual copying of files to Compact Flash is now allowed NEW!
• In addition to the system files (Cpu Boot, Cfig, Master, Slave,) that are automatically stored
on compact flash during a download, any other job related info (test reports, As-builts,
network files etc…) can now be stored on compact flash
 System files that are downloaded using IP File Transfer WILL BE stored in
compact flash.
• (SDB Job file, Master bin, Cpu Boot bin, Slave bin, MsgLib)
 System files that are downloaded using Serial File Transfer ARE NOT stored in
Compact Flash
 Previous job revisions and card history are maintained.
 If board is replaced, compact flash from previous card can be used to restore
CFIG.
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 CPU Card Hardware Features

4100ES CPU Card - Serial Number Chip

 Serial Number chip must be changed when replacing a damaged

board.
 Contains the MAC address (used by Ethernet port).
 MAC address labeled on the chip

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 CPU Card Hardware Features
4100ES CPU Card – Push Buttons
 Reset - two modes (both are equivalent to warm starts)
 “soft” reset – allows software to get into a known state before actual reset
occurs (transparent to end user). Push the reset button for < 3s to cause a soft
reset.
 “hard” reset – forces the CPU to reset no matter what state the card is in
(should not be needed normally). Push the reset button for > 3s to cause a hard
reset
 CFIG Swap
 Ethernet downloaded systems NEW! - Should be used in emergency
situations only when Compact Flash memory is not accessible. If Compact
Flash is accessible, should use the file transfer tool “Undo” feature to restore
previous Cfig configurations.
 Serial downloaded systems - Can be used for Serial downloaded systems to
revert to previous Cfig configuration.
 File is restored from alternate (Unactivated) cfig flash memory on the CPU
card, NOT Compact Flash
 Cold Start
 Press and hold this button during startup to revert to a previous CFIG
 Deletes Historical log information

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 CPU Card Hardware Features

4100ES CPU Card – Push Buttons

CPU Swap CFIG Button

CPU Cold Start Button

CPU Reset Button

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 Hardware Features

CPU Reset Button

:02 < 3 Second Button Press

 “Soft” Warm Reset” – allows software to get into a

known state before actual reset occurs.

:05 > 3 Second Button Press

 “Hard” Warm Reset – forces the CPU to reset no

matter what state the card is in.

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 Hardware Features

CPU Swap CFIG Button

Step 1 - CPU Reset Button

 Press the CPU “Reset” button and release

Step 2 - CPU Swap CFIG Button

 Press and hold the CPU “Swap CFIG” button until
“Swap CFIG ” is displayed on front panel.

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 Hardware Features

CPU Cold Start Button

Step 1 - CPU Reset Button

 Press the CPU “Reset” button and release

Step 2 - CPU Cold Start Button

 Press and hold the CPU “Cold Start” button until
“Cold Start” is displayed on front panel.

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 Ethernet Service Port
 Ethernet is the preferred connection for service technicians.
 Serial port still available for retrofit jobs that don‟t want to upgrade
the front panel
• Not all new features will work through the serial port
 Serial port is still used for
• Direct Audio Message downloads
• Direct FUI downloads
• Field Automated Test captures (Serial Test, Automated Test )
• TrueInsight Remote Service Gateway (perle box).

 Straight Ethernet cable required

 Option 1: Order 746-186 5‟ Ethernet Cable
 Option 2: Source Ethernet cable locally

 New 4100ES Systems and Upgrade kits

include
 746-180 Ethernet cable, 3ft (cpu > door assy)
 637-248 Download Port Cover
 566-848 Front Panel Ethernet Connector

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 Ethernet Service Port (cont.)

746-180 Ethernet cable

566-848 Front Panel Ethernet Connector

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 4100-6047 Building Network Interface Card (BNIC)

The BNIC
(Building Network Interface Card)

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 4100-6047 Building Network Interface Card (BNIC)
 Gateway for Ethernet entering the 4100ES panel from non-fire listed
Ethernet equipment (i.e. building network)
 The 4100ES Building Network Interface Card is a 4 port Ethernet card
that will connect to the customer‟s LAN with a single CAT-5
connection.
 Allows service technicians to remotely access panel through
the existing building Ethernet
 The BNIC card provides a parallel service network for improved
access to panels for maintenance type functions.
 Requires NXP CPU Card 566-719 and Rev 1.01.XX software
 Standard 4X10 PDI mounted PC board
 requires 2 vertical blocks of panel space

 Communicates through Ethernet (no RUI connection)

 The first “eSlave”
 Ethernet cable MUST be connected between Port-C and CPU Ethernet port
to establish communication. Card power is provided through the PDI

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 4100-6047 Building Network Interface Card (BNIC)
BNIC Address
Card Status LEDs
Dipswitch
Serial Number
Auto Forward MAC Address Chip
Port
Port
Port LEDs
Status
Jumper

Port D

Port C

Port B

Port A

Earth Fault Reset

ResetSwitch and
Switch and
Future
FutureExpansion
Expansion
Port A LED LED LED slots Slots
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 BNIC LEDs

 Port Status LEDs

 Show status of each Ethernet port (hardware controlled)
• OFF – No connection
• ON Steady – Connection with no activity
• ON Blinking – Connection with Activity

 Card Status LEDs

 Shows status of the BNIC software

 Earth Fault LED

 Detects the presence of an Earth fault on Port A only

 Standard Ethernet connections to this port will NOT cause an Earth fault.

 Reset LED
 On when the card is in reset

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 BNIC Configuration (Hardware)
 Documentation
 Refer to 579-949 “4100-9047 Building Network Interface Card Installation
and Programming Instructions” for installation information

 Address Switch
 Sets the eSlave address.
 Same layout as RUI address switch (on/offline, 7 address bits).
 Address assigned by 4100ES programmer
 Auto Forward Jumper
 Allows the BNIC switch to route traffic before the BNIC card software has
come online
 Leave as default (disabled)
 Reset
 Press to reset the card (no soft reset)
 Serial Number Chip / MAC address
 Same chip as used in NXP CPU Card 566-719
 Must be swapped into replacement card

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 BNIC Configuration (Software)

IP Address Assignment:
• DHCP – automatically assigned IP address
• Fixed IP – alternative to DHCP/DNS

DNS – Domain Name Service

Resolves a network host name to IP Address

mDNS – Multicast DNS

A service that does not require a
R
DNS server (no IT support required).
Network hosts advertise their
name/address
MUST be on the same Subnet for
panel discovery to work with mDNS

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 BNIC Installation
 Adding BNIC into an existing system with
NXP CPU card
1. Install BNIC Card into open 4X10 block
2. Remove existing connection from front panel Ethernet
Connection to CPU
3. Using 746-186 Ethernet Cable, plug BNIC Port D into
Front Panel Display (D = Display)
4. Using 746-186 Ethernet cable, plug BNIC Port-C into
CPU Card (C = CPU)
5. Connect Port B to the building network
(B= Building Network)
NOTE:
Port A - Is a connection that provides Earth Detection by
placing a low DC voltage signal on the port. It is not
compatible with PoE (Power over Ethernet) connections and
should NEVER be connected to a PoE port! Port A will
typically be used in proprietary network configurations only.
All cables are straight cables

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 BNIC on Customer LAN

Customer A B C D

LAN

Building
Display Network
Port-D Port-B

CPU
Port-C Not
Used
Warning: Miswiring the BNIC can Port-A
* result in limited Network connectivity
for users attempting to log into the
Network

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 BNIC on Customer LAN
Customer Customer
LAN LAN

No Earth
Detection

RJ45
RJ45

No Earth ABCD ABCD

Detection
A= Not Used
B= Building Network
C= CPU
D= Display

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 BNIC on Proprietary LAN w‟ Earth Detection

Earth
Detection
on Port-A

RJ45
RJ45

A= From Port B
ABCD ABCD
Earth on Previous BNIC
Detection
RJ45
B= To Port A on RJ45
on Port-A
next BNIC
C= CPU
D= Display
From Port B
on Previous To Port A
BNIC on Next
BNIC
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 4100-6046 Dual RS232 Interface Card
 The RS232 Card has been redesigned with more flexible mounting
options (including the use of 4100-9852 and -9853 for mounting flat
cards in the top bay).
 Card mounts in a standard 4X5 PDI block
 The board has two ports, Port A and Port B
 Supervised or unsupervised devices can be attached to Port A or
port B.

 Power to both ports can be selected for isolated or non-isolated

operation.
 The isolated power is intended for AC printers or CRTs. Ground faults
can result if isolated power is not used for AC devices.
 DC printers use the non-isolated power.

 2120 Interface IS NOT supported

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 4100-6046 Dual RS232 Interface Card
 Card Status LEDs
 LED 1 is used to indicate a problem with the
microcontroller or lost communications with the
4100 CPU.
 Switches
 SW1 is used to indicate the baud rate and address
of the card.
• SW1-1 is the baud rate switch
open/off = 9600 while closed/on = 1200.
• SW1-2 to SW1-8 are the address selection switches with
position 8 being the LSB, open/off switch = 1 while a
closed/on switch position = 0. The address is determined
by counting the open positions, in binary.
 Jumpers
 P1 through P6
• Used to configure ports A and B for isolated /non-
isolated operation
 Documentation
 Refer to 579-910 “4100-9046 Dual RS232 Interface
Module Installation instructions” for additional
installation information

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 Differences from Original RS232 Card
Original Dual RS232
New Dual RS232 Interface Card
Interface Card
Components All through-hole Mostly surface mount
Mounting Legacy vertical card, slotted
Style 4 inch x 5 inch, PDI mounted
into a 2” motherboard
Voltage
sources 8V and 24V; 5V generated Only 24V, card generates 5V from
from 8V the 24V.

Modem Yes (could attach Service

ready No
modem 0566-338)
RS232 DB25 connectors on Card,
connectors and terminal blocks on No DB25, only terminal blocks
motherboard
2120 COMM
capability yes No

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 4100ES Software Features

 The software features for the 4100ES focus on providing the

following service enhancements.
 Terminal Mode - Command line interface over Ethernet (Local and Remote)
 Upload/Download - over Ethernet (Local and Remote)
 History Undo - Restoral of previous configurations
 Mass Storage - Panel storage for miscellaneous job related files (e.g. test
reports)
 Install Mode – Reduces the number of active troubles for phased jobs
 Service Gateway – New service tool, Instant Messenger/Email Gateway

 The 4100ES platform includes all the software features of the 4100U.
 An existing 4100U configuration may be upgraded to the 4100ES.
 Rev-12 to Rev-1 (requires CPU Upgrade)
 Rev-14 to Rev-1 (no CPU upgrade required)

 With increased memory capacity, the 4100ES allows for a fully

loaded NDU (12,000 points) with alternate language support.
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 4100ES Software Rebranding
 Programmer content:
 Programmer title bar and splash screen text change to “ES Panel
Programmer”
 Programmer installation splash screen text change to “ES Panel
Programmer”

 Programmer Folders and Executables (XX.XX.XX is the current version):

 Programmer install executable
• ESProgrammer_XX.XX.XX.exe

 Programmer install default directory

• C:\Program Files\Simplex\ES Panel Programmer\VerXX.XX.XX
 Programmer executable
• ES.exe
 Programmer startup menu
• Start\Programs\Simplex\ES Panel Ver XX.XX.XX

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 4100ES Software - Job Files and BINS

 4100ES Job File Information

 Job Filename:
• Filename.SDB4100U (i.e.. 1234567A.SDB4100U)
 Job File location
• C:\4100UJOBS

 4100ES BIN Files

 Bin File Location:
• C:\4100UBINS\Rev1-xx-xx
 New BIN Files
• ES_XX.XX.XX.bin - ES Master Controller Software
• CPUBoot_XX.XX.XX.bin - ES Panel Bootloader Software
• BNIC_XX.XX.XX.bin - Building Network Interface Card Slave Software
• EBoot_XX.XX.XX.bin - Ethernet Bootloader Software (for BNIC)
• EOS_XX.XX.XX.bin - eSlave Operating System Software (for BNIC)

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 4100ES Software – Network Jobs

 New “4100ES” node type for 4120 networked panels.

 Node type string is visible in the programmer and at runtime on the panel
display.

 A new version of Network Programmer is required to program

4100ES panels on a Simplex 4120 Network.
 NetworkProgrammer_ 1.04 or higher

 DBN file update required for existing Network Jobs.

 The Network Programmer application will prompt the user to update
existing .dbn files when launching the programmer

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 4100ES - Software Support
 Programmer Revision - V1.01.01
 Master Controller Executive Revision - ES_1.01.01.bin
 Panel Bootloader Revision - CpuBoot_2.02.bin
 New bootloader software is backwards compatible with Rev 14 systems

 Slave Executive Bin File Revisions

 FUI_102.01.bin (download of FUI Slave prior to CpuBoot,Cfig and Exec is recommended to
prevent operational issues with the FUI)
 BNIC_1.01.01
 Eboot_1.01.01
 EOS_ 1.01

 Software and support documentation will be available on Technical Support

web site under Downloads\Fire Alarm\4100ES
The following operating system components will support new features
of the 4100ES
 Requires Microsoft .NET framework 3.5. If not already installed on your PC, you may
download from Microsoft Download Center at http://www.microsoft.com/downloads
Follow installation instructions on web site.
 Microsoft Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 3 or later
 Microsoft Vista
NOTE: Microsoft Windows 2000 will not support IP File Transfer
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 IP File Transfer
 IP File Transfer is launched from the ES Programmer by selecting the
Transfer/Network menu item. The options available are:

 Local Panel – download current job through Ethernet direct connection

 Remote Panel – download current job over the building network. Individual panels
are found through Panel Discovery (mDNS or DNS )

 Select Remote Panel – retrieves list of panels found through panel discovery

 If a BNIC card is not

configured, the Remote
options are grayed out

 Refer to Panel Discovery

slides for additional
information on mDNS and
DNS

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 Network Fire Security Service (FNSS)

 The following Ethernet security software components will be

required to support the new features for the 4100ES.
 Fire Network Security Service

 OpenVPN-GUI

 STunnel

 Fire Network Security Service, OpenVPN and STunnel software will

be installed automatically following installation of the ES
Programmer and/or Service Gateway Software.

 When Uninstalling software, it is best to remove the three

components of the Fire Network Security Service via
Start\Settings\Control Panel \Add/Remove Programs.

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 Fire Network Security Service (FNSS)

 During installation, the following dialogue box will appear

when FNSS is not Installed

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 Fire Network Security Service (FNSS)
 During installation, the following dialogue box will appear if FNSS
was previously installed
 Select the Repair option when installing updated versions of ES
Programmer and/or Service Gateway software
 Uninstalling previous versions of Fire Network Security Service is not
required when installing new versions of Programmer or Service Gateway
software

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 Fire Network Security Service (FNSS)

 Open VPN Installation

 Accept all default settings and agreements during the installation

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 Fire Network Security Service (FNSS)
 Secure Tunnel (stunnel) Installation
 Accept all default settings and agreements during installation

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 Fire Network Security Service (FNSS)

 The following window will appear when all 3 components of FNSS

have been installed

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 IP File Transfer

Current panel connection

Download Type, defaults to CFIG

Download Options

Click for previous download status. Can be

used to see downloads that were not applied
or an activation in progress.

Connection progress:
• Yellow indicates connection in progress
• Green indicates connection succeeded
• Red indicates connection fail

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 IP File Transfer

 The features of the IP file transfer application are organized as dialog

tabs, providing an intuitive means for navigation. The tabs are:
 Download

 Upload/Reports

 Mass Storage

 History Undo

 When launched from the programming tool, the IP address or panel

name is pulled from the currently loaded job. There is no need for the
user to set an IP address, whether transferring directly to the panel or
over the building network.

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 IP File Transfer - Download
 By default, the job that is currently loaded in the programming tool is
selected for download to the panel

 All files are first downloaded to compact flash before being activated.
This provides a means for recovering previous configurations
(History/Undo). It also allows the fire panel to continue operating
during the file download operation. Panel down time is minimal.

 Files are transferred to the panel at between 60K and 100K bytes per
second.

 There is no appreciable loss in performance for remote download.

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 IP File Transfer - Upload

 The Upload tab‟s default option is to upload the job that is currently
running in the panel. The file that is uploaded is a compressed image
of the programmer job file. There is no need for an „unbuild‟. The file is
uploaded to its default location (C:\4100UJOBS\JobName).

 There are also options available for uploading all panel reports. The
reports are uploaded to the „Reports‟ subdirectory of the current job
directory.

 The report file is given a descriptive name, appended with the current
date (e.g. AlarmLog_2010_3_11.txt)

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 IP File Transfer - Remote Download

 Files may be downloaded to the panel over an external or building

network.

 In order to download to a panel remotely, the panel must be configured

with a Building Network Interface Card (BNIC).

 The BNIC is a slave card that communicates with the Master through its
high speed Ethernet interface.
 It belongs to a new category of slave cards called eSlaves.

 The BNIC isolates the fire panel from the external network. Only
authenticated users may access the panel over an encrypted link.

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 IP File Transfer – Remote Download
 On a properly configured network, the user can simply jack into the
customers building network and select remote download. IP File
Transfer will find the correct panel and make a connection.

 The progress of the connection is displayed in the tray of the IP File

Transfer application.
 Searching for …
 Creating secure connection to…
 Connecting to Master…
 Retrieving panel information…
 Connected

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 IP File Transfer – Remote Download

 A second option for connecting to the building network is to jack into the
front panel of any 4100ES node on the building network and switching
the front panel connection to the external network.

 Switching the front panel connection can be accomplished by

 „Front Panel Connection‟ menu item on the 2 x 40 or FUI display.

 Terminal command line option:

„sysdiag‟ frontpanelcon [panel] [external]. (ie. Sys front e <ent>)

 Unplugging the Ethernet cable from the panel will switch the connection
back to the panel after 30 seconds.

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 IP File Transfer - Select Remote Panel

Panel search.

List of network hosts that provide the fire

panel service. ES Fire panels. The list is
populated through “Panel Discovery”.

IP details

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 Panel Discovery
 There are 2 ways that a panel may be discovered, mDNS or DNS.
 When configured with mDNS, a BNIC will automatically advertise itself
as a „fire panel‟ service. The drawback to this approach is that all
panels must be on the same subnet. It is possible for the discovery
traffic to span subnets, but not typical.

 For DNS, the server must be configured by the IT department. DNS

“Service Discovery(SD) Resource Records” must be entered for each
panel on the network

2 Panels Discovered

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 Panel Discovery

 A Panel Name MUST be assigned to each panel on the network

 The default BNIC panel name is the “Building Network Panel Name” found
under the CPU Card, Ethernet Tab.

 Uncheck the “Use Default” checkbox to manually enter a different name.

Or , enter the DNS name on the worksheet provided by the customer IT
department.

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 Panel Discovery
 A Building Network Interface Card MIS/IT Configuration Worksheet
MUST be submitted to the customer IT department for each panel on
the network.
 This document is located in the 579-967 BNIC Installation Instructions

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 Serial File Transfer

 The Serial File Transfer is still available for transferring files directly to
the FUI or Audio Slave cards. Serial File Transfer is also required for
4120 network download.

 The „to Panel…‟ option should only be used if for some reason
Ethernet download is not available.

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 Serial File Transfer

 Serial File Transfer should not be used for configuration downloads.

The serial transfer no longer supports the Upload/Unbuild feature.

 Using the Serial File Transfer option „to Panel‟ will result in a warning.
Users should be discouraged from using this option.

 When Serial File Transfer option is used, files ARE NOT stored in
Compact Flash

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 IP File Transfer - Mass Storage

 The Mass Storage tab allows the user to copy any job related files to the
panel‟s Compact Flash.

 The user may also copy files from the Compact Flash to a PC.

 1 GB of the compact flash memory is allocated for Mass Storage.

 There is an option to save/restore the entire compact flash image to a

PC for backup purposes.

 Options available to create new folders and delete files

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 IP File Transfer - Mass Storage

Panel files and

folders

PC files and
folders

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 IP File Transfer - History/Undo

 Each time the fire panel comes up, it checks the version on all of the
active software (Panel Exec, Slave Exec, Cfig, etc.). If a new software
version is detected, a snapshot of the current configuration is taken.
 The Files Transfer application retrieves the panel snapshots and
displays a list of the configuration snapshots on the History/Undo tab.
The number of snapshots that can be maintained is limited by available
memory (1GB).
 By selecting a snapshot from the list, the user is shown an overview of
the differences from the active configuration.
 For a detailed description of job configuration changes, the user has
the option of uploading the job configurations and automatically
running the compare utility.
 An option exists to restore the panel to any of the listed configurations.
 An option exists to delete system files from Compact Flash

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 Install Mode
 When a Fire Alarm System is being installed or undergoing extensive
service, the number of troubles that arise from missing cards or
devices may interfere with the technician‟s ability to work on the panel.
To ease service and installation, the 4100ES will allow points to be
placed in “Install Mode”, thereby removing them from the Active
Trouble List.
 When one or more points are in the install mode state, the “INSTALL
MODE ACTIVE” trouble (P484) is activated.
 A new analog pseudo (A252) tracks the number of items on the install
mode list.
 If points that are not yet installed are known at job configuration time,
they can be put into a user list. All points in the list can be put into
install mode at once.

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 Install Mode
 For phased jobs, a system “User List” can be used to group points
by area.
• The Active Trouble count on a 4100ES panel can be reduced significantly

When Install Mode Is Not Active When Install Mode Is Active

Active Card Troubles 3rd Floor Create User List: L256 - 3rd Floor
- Card 20 - RPS Card Missing/Failed - Card 20 - Card Status Point 0
- Card 21 - Flex50 Amp Card Missing/Failed - Card 21 - Card Status Point 0
- Card 22 - XPS Card missing/Failed - Card 22 - Card Status Point 0
- Card 23 - 250 Pt. IDNet Card - Card 23 - 250 Pt. IDNet Card
- 50 IDNet Device Head/Missing Troubles - 50 IDNet Device Head/Missing Troubles
- 50 IDNet Device No Answer Troubles - 50 IDNet Device No Answer Troubles

103 ACTIVE TROUBLES Add L256 to Install Mode

INSTALL MODE ACTIVE TBL

1 ACTIVE TROUBLE

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 Install Mode
 There are four options for moving groups of points into Install Mode
 Move NO ANSWER devices to install mode
 Move ALL OPEN CIRCUITS to install mode
 Remove ALL NORMAL points from install mode
 Remove ALL POINTS from install mode

 The options are available via the front panel (2 x 40 or FUI) and the
Service Port Command Line.
 User must log in at appropriate access level to use feature
 Install Mode is found under Menu\Diagnostic Functions? then scroll Previous
until "View\Change Install Mode List" is displayed.

 Individual troubles (including card status troubles) can be moved to

Install Mode from the Active Trouble List
 Press the TBL ACK Key/More Info then Previous until the
"<ENTER> = Add this Point to Install Mode" option is displayed
 When a Card Status point is put into Install Mode for a given card address,
the entire card is disabled.
 When Sub-Point 0 for a IDNet multipoint device address is put into Install
Mode, all subsequent sub-points are disabled
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 Install Mode
 Install Mode Operation on a Simplex 4120Network:
 Install Mode CAN BE controlled remotely from one 4100ES node to another
4100ES node
 Install Mode CAN NOT BE controlled remotely from Legacy nodes.
(i.e.. GCC, IMS, TSW, 4020, 4100+, 4100U)
• On TSW Phase 2 nodes, Test Mode Groups can be created to limit the amount of active
troubles that are displayed

 When Sub-Point 0 for a IDNet Multi-Point device address is put into Install
Mode, and subsequent Sub-Point addresses are declared external at legacy
nodes (i.e.. GCC, IMS, TSW, 4100+, 4100U), Sub-Point address 1 and higher
will show Disabled in the Active Trouble List.
• Sub-Point 0 will display the highest priority active trouble.

 A check box option is available in IP File Transfer to preserve the Install

Mode list after a configuration download.

 A new report is available „Install Mode List Report‟ that lists all points
that are currently in install mode

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 Install Mode List Preservation
 The install mode state/list is automatically preserved through a warm
start of a panel. A warm start is performed when:
 the reset switch on the CPU card is pressed
 the warm start menu item is selected on the front panel
 the “restart warm” command is performed at the computer port

 The install mode state/list is NOT preserved through a cold start of

the panel when the following operations are performed:
 the cold reset switch combination on the CPU card is pressed
 the cold start menu item is selected on the front panel
 the “restart cold” command is performed at the computer port
 The file transfer program supports preservation of the Install Mode
list via a checkbox with the default being selected. This operation is
supported when a modified CFIG (4100U job) is being downloaded
into the panel.

 The Install Mode list is NOT preserved if a download is performed

using the bootloader.

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 If a card is inserted (i.e. at an RUI address before another card), a
warning is displayed by the Programmer

 When a card is inserted in the job (not appended), the Install Mode
list is NOT preserved.
 When the job is downloaded, the panel compares the new card list to the old
one. If a card insertion is detected, the Install Mode list is deleted and a trouble
pseudo generated at the panel "Install Mode list could not be preserved".

 A warm start clears the trouble

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 Install Mode List Limitations
 In general, any point in the system that can be disabled shall support
being added to the Install Mode list. However, there are some
exceptions. The following cannot be placed on the Install Mode list
 Digital pseudo points
 Analog pseudo points
 Common Trouble point
 Relay Feedback points
 LED Troubles
 Display Card troubles
 Master Slot 6 troubles
• 0-6-5 Master Trouble – City Circuit
• 0-6-6 Master Display Status
• 0-6-7 Simplex Service Mode
 The TFXi card and it‟s points
 There is no limit to the number of points that can be on the install
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 Install Mode List Limitations

 BMUX Card Transponder troubles cannot be added to Install Mode

List using the “Add Open Circuits to Install Mode” operation
 Transponder troubles can be added to the Install Mode List individually

 TrueAlert Addressable notification appliance troubles MUST be

added to the Install Mode List individually
 If events such as No Answer, Duplicate, Wrong Device, etc. occur after the
device is added to install mode, the trouble will be reported to the active trouble
list. Under this scenario, the technician would need to remove the point from
Install Mode and then re-add it to Install Mode.
 This limitation is also reflected in a warm start operation. After a warm start, if a
TrueAlert Addressable device is in install mode and in trouble, the trouble will
be reported to the active trouble list.

 If the user attempts to add an unsupported card or point to install

mode, standard messages “Operation Invalid for Point” at the
service port and “ACTION NOT TAKEN” at the front panel will be
generated.

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 Install Mode - Computer Port Commands
 A new computer port command, “IMODE”, shall be added to support
viewing, adding, and removing points from the Install Mode list.
 This maintains complete backward compatibility with existing third
party interfaces.
 The user must login at the appropriate Install Mode access level
(default 3) in order to manipulate the Install Mode list.
 Computer Port Commands for Install Mode
 IMODE – to add points to, and remove points from the Install Mode list
 LIST I – to display the Install Mode list at the service port or a COMMAND port
 HELP IMODE – to display help associated with the IMODE command
 HELP LIST – to display help associated with the LIST I command
 TYPE IMODE – to display the Install Mode list at the service port or RS232 COMMAND
port
 PRINT IMODE – to send the Install Mode list to a printer port (selected by SELECT)
 HELP TYPE – to display help associated with the TYPE IMODE command

 HELP PRINT – to display help associated with the PRINT IMODE command

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 Ethernet Diagnostics – SYSDIAG

 Ethernet Settings/IP Addresses:

This command displays the current Ethernet settings and IP Addresses.
 SYS*DIAG IP*CONFIG<CR>
• Example:
– SYSDIAG IP<CR> Displays Ethernet settings/IP Addresses
– Panel MAC Address..................................: 00-08-BD-FF-3B-AE
– Panel IP Address......................................: 192.168.100.1
– Panel Subnet Mask...................................: 255.255.255.0
– Building NIC Internal IP Address...............: 192.168.100.53
– Building NIC Internal IP Subnet Mask…….: 255.255.255.0

– Building NIC Host Name.............................: MAIN PANEL

– Building NIC MAC Address........................: 00-08-BD-01-02-55
– Building NIC External IP Address...............: 10.38.168.246
– Building NIC External IP Subnet Mask…....: 255.255.254.0
– Building NIC Gateway................................: 10.38.169.254
– Building NIC DNS.......................................: 10.36.11.124
– DHCP Server.............................................: 10.23.240.113

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 Ethernet Diagnostics – SYSDIAG

 Front Panel Service Connection Control:

This command is used for displaying and changing the front panel service
connection.
 SYS*DIAG SERV*ICE CON*NECTOR [<qual1>]<CR>
• Valid parameters <qual1>:
– P*ANEL- Switches front panel connection to the local panel
– E*XTERNAL- Switches front panel connection to the external network
– If no qualifier is specified, the current connection will be
displayed

• Example
– SYSDIAG SERV CONNECTOR<CR>; Displays current connection
LOCAL PANEL
– SYSDIAG SERV CON E<CR> ; Switches to the external network
– SYSDIAG SERVICE CON P<CR> ; Switches back to local panel

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 Ethernet Diagnostics – SYSDIAG

 Network Ping
This command is used to perform a network ping for an IP Address.
 SYS*DIAG PING <destination><CR> where destination = target IP address
• Example:
– SYSDIAG PING 192.168.1.13 <CR> ; Ping to computer (192.168.1.13)
PING 192.168.1.13 (192.168.1.13) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from 192.168.1.13: icmp_seq=0 ttl=124 time=34.1 ms
64 bytes from 192.168.1.13: icmp_seq=1 ttl=124 time=86.2 ms
64 bytes from 192.168.1.13: icmp_seq=2 ttl=124 time=110 ms
64 bytes from 192.168.1.13: icmp_seq=3 ttl=124 time=134 ms
--- 192.168.1.13 ping statistics ---
4 packets transmitted, 4 received, 0% packet loss, time 2999ms

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 4100ES –Service Gateway

Cat5 Cable or WWW

Serial Cable

SMOKE ALARM ROOM

407
Air Card

Service Laptop with Dongle

Email or SMS (text

Room 406 Room 407 Room 408
message)
client

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 4100ES - Service Gateway
 The Service Gateway is a PC application that connects to a panel
computer port (service port, RS232 port, Ethernet port).
 The application enables two-way remote communication between the
user and the panel via Instant Messaging, Email or Text Messaging.
 Documentation
 Refer to 579-967 “4100-9816 Service Gateway Installation and Programming
Instructions” for information
SGTRxxxxxx
GWLTxxxxxx

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 4100ES - Service Gateway
 The Service Gateway application requires the following:
1. A TR or Customer PC with internet access (i.e.. Air Card) to run the Service
Gateway application.
2. A Remote Device (PC with Internet access or Smart Phone with data plan)
 AOL® AIM® Instant Messaging is the preferred method of communication for the Gateway.
Easy access, less keypad activity and faster response make this a simple, easy to use
application to allow communication between the gateway pc and user.
 Email option is the next best connection method for the user. Requires additional keypad
activity to operate the Gateway and is slower than AIM.
Google TM Gmail TM or Company Email are the recommended applications to allow
communication between the gateway pc and user.
 Text Messaging option is also available but less desirable than AIM and Email The
number of text messages may be limited by the service plan in place for cell phones. Like
Email, More button presses required to operate the Gateway and slower response .
3. A TR or Customer dongle to be installed on the Service Gateway PC.
4. 2 AOL-AIM or 2 Email accounts (Service Gateway PC and Remote Device)
 Recommended User Names
• Gateway PC Account: GWLTxxxxxx (AOL® -AIM ® or Gmail TM)
• User / Remote Device Account: SGTRxxxxxx (AOL® -AIM or Gmail TM)
• OR use company email address and access gateway via webmail
https://webmail.simplexgrinnell.com/exchange
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 To enable remote communication with the panel, an AOL-AIM or Email or
account must be setup for exclusive use by the Service Gateway (panel
account).
 Link to AOL-AIM Account Set-Up
 Link to Google Gmail Account Set-Up

 The panel account is entered into options

settings.

 A gateway password should always be set.

The password keeps unwanted users from
accessing the panel.

 To initiate communications from the

remote client, the password must be sent
to the panel account using a “GATEPASS”
command.

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 The remote user must setup their own AOL-AIM account for
communicating with the panel account.

 To start a session, the user sends a message to the panel account.

Typically this will be the gatepass command followed by a space, then
the configured gateway password.
 gatepass (sp) password <ENTER>
 The gatepass command is not case sensitive
 The gatepass password is the password entered in the Options Tab

 The Service Gateway will use the account that sent the initial message
as the account to send panel output to.

 There are several options in the Service Gateway to filter events (Fire,
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 There are also options for compressing data to adapt to the

particular display that is being used.
 It is recommended that data sent to a Cell Phone be compressed

 A new PID will be created for customers who wish to purchase this
feature
 4190-9816 Service Gateway Software Kit
– 741-806 Service Gateway Software CD
– 741-776 Customer Dongle
– 579-967 Service Gateway Installation and Programming Instructions.

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 Configuring the User AIM Account

 The User account is the account that will be used on the TR cell phone
or Remote PC. The account can be setup by following the instructions
at the link below. This web page is where you will register your screen
name and assign your user account password.

 The account name should follow the naming convention that has been
suggested by the training group.
 Suggested user account name – SGTRxxxxxx

 Both accounts (panel and user) can be configured at the same time
using the Panel PC.

 Link to AOL-AIM Account Set-Up

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 Configuring the Panel AIM Account
 Configure the panel AIM account just as you would the user account.
 Suggested Panel (Gateway) account name – GWLTxxxxxx

 The screen name and password of the panel account must be

added to the service gateway configuration (Setting/Options).

 This is a one time

configuration. The account
can be used for all panels
that the TR may service.

 The same password can be

used for the Gateway
password, User and Panel
accounts

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 Service Gateway - Panel Connection

 The Service Gateway connects to the panel through any one of its
command line interfaces
 Serial Service Port

 RS232 Card interface

 Ethernet Service Port (Local)

 Ethernet Computer Port (Building Network)

 When using the RS232 Card interface, the port must be configured
as a COMMAND type.

 When making a connection over the building network, an Ethernet

Computer Port must be configured.

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 Ethernet Computer Port Configuration
 Ethernet Computer Ports are configured in the ES Programmer on
the Ethernet Port tab of the CPU Card Configuration.

 In addition to the normal computer port configuration (access levels,

port vectoring, etc.), the Ethernet Computer Port must be configured
with a key. The key is used by the Service Gateway program to
establish a connection with the selected port
 The key is entered in the Service Gateway software under
(Settings\Panel Connection Setup\Pre-Shared Key)

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 Ethernet Computer Port Configuration

 An Ethernet Computer Port uses up one of the 5 total computer

ports that are available on the ES. Unless all ports are consumed by
other necessary equipment (Network Card, SDACT, etc.), an Ethernet
Computer Port should always be configured when the BNIC is
included in a system.

 All nodes on a 4120 Network with a BNIC card should have an

Ethernet port configured with the same key.
 This allows the remote Service Gateway user to switch between nodes
using the „host‟ command.

 From a cell phone, the user can issue the command „host Panel2‟ to
switch the panel connection to the node named Panel2.

 This will only work if Panel2 has an Ethernet Computer port that shares
the same key.

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Select Serial for Serial Service

Port or RS232 Card interface

Baud Rate Configuration

Select Ethernet Local when connecting

directly to the Panel’s Ethernet Interface

Address or Host Name of panel on the

building network.

If Panel Discovery is available, the host

name can come from a selection list.

This is the key that was configured in the

Programmer for the Ethernet Computer
Port that the user is connecting to.

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 Service Gateway - Additional Options

Panel filtering allows the user to filter events

beyond the Programmer event vectoring. If
the service port is configured to vector utility
events, the user can inhibit the events from
going to the cell phone without making a
Programmer configuration change.

Panel output compression is ideal when

the remote device is a cell phone. When
sending panel output to a PC, the user
may prefer to turn compression off.

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 TFPP Detection Training – Tutorials
 The following 4100ES training tutorials are available at:
TFPP Detection Training - Alumni Web Site

4100ES File Transfer Download and Upload/Reports

 F0071 How to Use 4100ES Master Controller Card Push-Button Switches
 F0072 How to Erase a Slave Exec File on a 4100ES FACP
 F0073 How to Perform a CFIG Download to a 4100ES FACP
 F0074 How to Perform a Slave Exec Download to a 4100ES FACP
 F0075 How to Perform an Audio Download to a 4100ES FACP
 F0076 How to Resolve the 4100ES FACP System Trouble "Unactivated New CFIG
Available“
 F0077 How to Perform a CFIG Upload from a 4100ES FACP
 F0078 How to Upload a Report from a 4100ES FACP

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 TFPP Detection Training – Tutorials
4100ES File Transfer Mass Storage and History Undo
 F0079 How to Create, Rename, and Delete Folders on the 4100ES Master
Controller Card‟s Compact Flash Memory
 F0080 How to Copy Files To-and-From a PC to a 4100ES Master Controller
Card‟s Compact Flash Memory
 F0081 How to Create or Restore a Mirror Image of the 4100ES Master
Controller Card‟s Compact Flash Memory
 F0082 How to Purge Old Job Versions from the 4100ES Master Controller
Card‟s Compact Flash Memory and Laptop Job Folder
 F0083 How to Restore a 4100ES FACP to a Previous Programmer Job
Version
 F0084 How to Compare Job Information from an Active to an Inactive Job
File on a 4100ES FACP
 F0085 How to Compare the Job Information of Two Inactive Jobs on a
4100ES FACP
 F0086 How to Compare Detailed Database Reports Stored in 4100ES Master
Controller Card Compact Flash Memory

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 TFPP Detection Training – Tutorials

4100ES Install Mode and Terminal Emulation

 F0087 How to Build an Install Mode List of Points for a Phased Construction
Project
 F0088 How to Manage Lists Using Install Mode for a Phased Construction
Project
 F0089 How to Manage Points Using Install Mode from the 4100ES FACP
 F0090 How to Remove Cards from Install Mode at a 4100ES FACP
 F0091 How to Prepare a Contractor to Utilize the Install Mode Feature on a
4100ES FACP

 F0092 How to Use Tera Term Commands to Interface with a 4100ES FACP

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 TFPP Detection Training – Tutorials

4100ES Building Network Interface Card (BNIC)

 F0093 How to Install a Building Network Interface Card (BNIC) in a 4100ES
FACP
 F0094 How to Configure a Building Network Interface Card (BNIC) in a
4100ES FACP
 F0095 How to Validate BNIC Connectivity on 4100ES FACPs Connected to a
LAN
 F0096 How to Perform Remote Downloads to 4100ES FACPs with BNICs
Installed
 F0097 How to Restart a Network of 4100ES FACPs Containing BNICs at the
Same Time

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 TFPP Detection Training – Tutorials

Service Gateway
 F0098 How to Create and Configure an America Online AIM Account for Use
with Service Gateway Software
 F0099 How to Create and Configure an E-mail Account for Use with Service
Gateway Software
 F0100 How to Install and Configure Service Gateway Software
 F0101 How to Use Service Gateway Software to Interface with a 4100ES
FACP

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 4100ES – PID Information
 The following new PID‟s will be created for 4100ES Project

PID Description
4100-6046 Dual RS-232 Interface Module Flat Card
4100-6047 Building Network Interface Card (BNIC)
2975-9441 1 Bay Back Box, Plastic Door (Glass) & Dress Panel – Red
2975-9442 2 Bay Back Box, Plastic Door (Glass) & Dress Panel – Red
2975-9443 3 Bay Back Box, Plastic Door (Glass) & Dress Panel – Red
2975-9444 1 Bay Back Box, Plastic Door (Glass) & Dress Panel –Platinum
2975-9445 2 Bay Back Box, Plastic Door (Glass) & Dress Panel – Platinum
2975-9446 3 Bay Back Box, Plastic Door (Glass) & Dress Panel – Platinum
2975-9447 1 Bay Back Box, Plastic Door (Solid) & Dress Panels– Red
2975-9448 2 Bay Back Box, Plastic Door (Solid) & Dress Panel – Red
2975-9449 3 Bay Back Box, Plastic Door (Solid) & Dress Panel – Red
2975-9450 1 Bay Back Box, Plastic Door (Solid) & Dress Panel – Platinum
2975-9451 2 Bay Back Box, Plastic Door (Solid) & Dress Panel – Platinum
2975-9452 3 Bay Back Box, Plastic Door (Solid) & Dress Panel – Platinum
2975-9438 1 Bay Back Box – Platinum
2975-9439 2 Bay Back Box – Platinum
2975-9440 3 Bay Back Box – Platinum
2975-9813 Semi-Flush Trim Band – Platinum

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 4100ES – PID Information (cont.)
 The following new PID‟s will be created for 4100ES Project
PID Description
4100-2104 1 Bay Plastic Door (Glass) & Dress Panel - Platinum
4100-2105 2 Bay Plastic Door (Glass) & Dress Panel - Platinum
4100-2106 3 Bay Plastic Door (Glass) & Dress Panel - Platinum
4100-2114 1 Bay Plastic Door (Solid) & Dress Panel- Platinum
4100-2115 2 Bay Plastic Door (Solid) & Dress Panel - Platinum
4100-2116 3 Bay Plastic Door (Solid) & Dress Panel - Platinum
4100-2124 1 Bay Plastic Door (Glass) & Dress Panel - Red
4100-2125 2 Bay Plastic Door (Glass) & Dress Panel - Red
4100-2126 3 Bay Plastic Door (Glass) & Dress Panel - Red
4100-2134 1 Bay Plastic Door (Solid) & Dress Panel - Red
4100-2135 2 Bay Plastic Door (Solid) & Dress Panel - Red
4100-2136 3 Bay Plastic Door (Solid) & Dress Panel - Red
4100-9403 Remote User Interface W/FUI-Platinum-Dom & Can Eng
4100-9423 Remote User Interface W/FUI-Platinum- Can French
4100-9443 Remote User Interface W/FUI-Platinum-International
4100-9856 Can - French Appliqué Kit for 4100ES
4100-9857 4100ES Appliqué Retrofit Kit (for Legacy)
4100-9858 4100ES Appliqué Kit – Remote Unit Interface W/FUI
4100-9859 4100ES Appliqué Kit – Remote Unit Interface W/FUI, Can – French

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 4100ES – PID Information (cont.)
 The following new PID‟s will be created for 4100ES Project

PID Description
Service Gateway Software Kit
- 741-806 Service Gateway Software
4190-9816
- 741-776 Customer Dongle
- 579-967 Service Gateway Installation and Programming Inst.

741-805 4100ES Programmer CD

741-806 Service Gateway Software CD

 The plastic solid door PID‟s will not be released at this time. In place
of solid doors, glass doors and charcoal retainers with solid black
filler panels will be used.

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 4100ES – Service Part Information
 A new Service Parts List (579-1006) will be created for the 4100ES.
 The following new service replacement parts will be added to the new
document
Part # Description
4100-6046 Dual RS232 Interface Module Flat Card (566-798)
4100-6047 Building Network Interface Card (BNIC) (566-821)
2975-9407 1 Bay Back Box – Red
2975-9438 1 Bay Back Box – Platinum
2975-9439 2 Bay Back Box – Platinum
2975-9440 3 Bay Back Box – Platinum
2975-9813 Semi-Flush Trim Band – Platinum
4100-2104 1 Bay Plastic Door (Glass) & Dress Panel - Platinum
4100-2105 2 Bay Plastic Door (Glass) & Dress Panel - Platinum
4100-2106 3 Bay Plastic Door (Glass) & Dress Panel - Platinum
4100-2124 1 Bay Plastic Door (Glass) & Dress Panel - Red
4100-2125 2 Bay Plastic Door (Glass) & Dress Panel - Red
4100-2126 3 Bay Plastic Door (Glass) & Dress Panel - Red
4100-9856 Can - French Appliqué Kit for 4100ES
4100-9857 4100ES Appliqué Retrofit Kit (for Legacy)
4100-9858 4100ES Appliqué Kit – Remote Unit Interface W/FUI
4100-9859 4100ES Appliqué Kit – Remote Unit Interface W/FUI, Can – French
4100-9816 Service Gateway Software Kit
266-085 “B” Cam Lock for Plastic Door
650-450 Box Hinge – Platinum
733-571 25 Pin (DB25) to Flying Lead Cable
617-836 6 Foot DB9 to DB25 Adapter
746-180 3’ Ethernet Cable (CPU to Front Panel Service Port)
746-186 5’ Ethernet Cable (for BNIC ports C and D)

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