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C-CURE 9000 Version 2.30 Galaxy Controller Integration Guide REVISION CO SOFTWARE HOUSE From Tyco Security Products 76 Technology Park Drive Westford. MA 01886-3140 Fax: 978-577-4392 Phone: 978-577-4000 EFTA01224242 C•CURE and Software House are registered trademarks of Tyco Security Products. The trademarks, logos, and service marks displayed on this document are registered in the United States [or other countries]. Any misuse of the trademarks is strictly prohibited and Tyco Security Products will aggressively enforce its intellectual property rights to the fullest extent of the law, including pursuit of criminal prosecution wherever necessary. All trademarks not owned by Tyco Security Products are the property of their respective owners, and are used with permission or allowed under applicable laws. Product offerings and specifications are subject to change without notice. Actual products may vary from photos. Not all products include all features. Availability varies by region; contact your regional sales manager. C•CURE 9000 Version: 2.30 Galaxy Controller Integration Version: 2.30 Document Number: UM-283 Revision Number CO Release Date: May 2014 This manual is proprietary information of Software House. Unauthorized reproduction of any portion of this manual is prohibited. The material in this manual is for information purposes only. It is subject to change without notice. Software House assumes no responsibility for incorrect information this manual may contain. © 2014 Tyco Security Products. All rights reserved. EFTA01224243 Table of Contents Preface How to Use this Manual Finding More Information xii Conventions xiii Chapter 1 Introduction Overview 1-2 Features 1-3 Architecture 1.4 Chapter 2 Installation Overview 2-2 Before You Begin 2-4 Getting the Galaxy Controller Integration Software 2-5 Installing the Galaxy Controller Integration 2-6 Uninstalling the Galaxy Controller Integration 2-12 Chapter 3 Configuring Galaxy to Communicate with C•CURE 9000 Configuring Galaxy Dimension Panels 3-2 Network Switch Port settings 3-6 Firewall Settings 3-6 Chapter 4 Galaxy Controller Overview 4-2 Creating a Galaxy Controller 4-2 Configuring a Galaxy Controller 4-3 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide III EFTA01224244 Table of Contents Accessing a Configured Galaxy Controller 44 Deleting a Galaxy Controller 4-5 Galaxy Controller - General Tab 4-7 Galaxy Controller - Main Board Tab 4-9 Galaxy Controller - Triggers Tab 4-11 Defining a Trigger for Galaxy Controller 4-13 Removing a Trigger for Galaxy Controller 4-13 Galaxy Controller Groups 4-14 Adding a Galaxy Controller to Group 4-14 Galaxy Controller - Status Tab 4-16 Galaxy Controller - State Images Tab 4-18 Customizing Galaxy Controller State Images 4-19 Chapter 5 Galaxy Input Overview 5-2 Galaxy Input - General Tab 5-3 Galaxy Input - Triggers Tab 5-5 Configuring Triggers for an Input 5-5 Galaxy Input - Groups Tab 5-8 Adding Input to Group 5-8 Galaxy Input - Status Tab 5-11 Galaxy Input - State Images Tab 5-12 Customizing State Images for Galaxy Input 5-12 Chapter 6 Galaxy Intrusion Area Overview 6-2 Galaxy Intrusion Area - General Tab 6-3 Galaxy Intrusion Area - Inputs Tab 6-4 Galaxy Intrusion Area - Triggers Tab 6-5 Galaxy Intrusion Area - Status Tab 6-8 Galaxy Intrusion Area - Groups Tab 6-9 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224245 TaUeof Contents Adding Galaxy Intrusion Area to Group 6-9 Galaxy Intrusion Area - State Images Tab 6-10 Customizing Galaxy Intrusion Area State Images 6-11 Arming and Disarming an Area from Monitoring Station 6-12 Chapter 7 Galaxy Output Overview 7-2 Galaxy Output - General Tab 7-3 Galaxy Output - Groups Tab 7-5 Adding Output to Group 7-5 Galaxy Output - Status Tab 7-6 Galaxy Output - State Images Tab 7-7 Customizing Galaxy Output State Images 7-8 Chapter 8 Galaxy Secondary Devices Overview 8-2 Galaxy Secondary Devices - General Tab 8-3 Galaxy Secondary Devices - Inputs Tab 8-5 Galaxy Secondary Devices - Outputs Tab 8-7 Galaxy Secondary Devices - Status Tab 8-9 Galaxy Secondary Devices - State Images Tab 8-10 Customizing Galaxy Secondary Device State Images 8-11 Chapter 9 Galaxy User Overview 9-2 Galaxy User- General Tab 9-3 Chapter 10 Event and Action Overview 10-2 Galaxy Actions 10-3 Galaxy Arm Intrusion Area 10-4 Galaxy Controller integration User Guide EFTA01224246 Table of Contents Galaxy Disarm Intrusion Area 10-5 Galaxy Bypass Input 10-6 Galaxy Reset Input 10-7 Galaxy Activate Output 10.8 Galaxy Deactivate Output 10-9 Galaxy Synchronize 10-10 Actions and Target 10-11 Chapter 11 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting 11-2 Chapter 12 Galaxy Journal Messages C•CURE 9000-Galaxy Integration Journal Messages A-2 Area Status in C•CURE 9000 A-6 Input Status in C•CURE 9000 A-8 vi Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224247 Preface Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide is for the new as well as the experienced Galaxy Controller and C•CURE 9000 system users. This manual describes the features of the C•CURE 9000 Galaxy Controller Integration system. The preface covers ♦ How to Use this Manual viii ♦ Finding More Information ♦ Conventions xi ♦ Software House Customer Support Center xii Galaxy Controller integration User Guide vii EFTA01224248 How to Use this Manual How to Use this Manual This manual includes the following sections. Turn to the appropriate section for the information you need. Chapter 1 "Introduction" Provides basic information about the C•CURE 9000 Galaxy Controller Integration software. Chapter 2 "Installation" Provides instructions for installing the Galaxy Controller Integration product. Chapter 3 "Configuring Galaxy Dimension Panels" Provides instruction to configure Galaxy Dimension Panels. Chapter 4 "Galaxy Controller" Provides instructions to create and configure Galaxy Controller and to use the available tabs like General, Trigger, Groups, Status, State Images. Chapter 5 "Galaxy Input" Provides instructions to create and configure Galaxy Input and to use the available tabs like General, Triggers, Group, Status, State Images. Chapter 6 "Galaxy Intrusion Area" Provides instructions to create and configure Galaxy Controller Intrusion Area and to use the available tabs like Inputs, Triggers, Status, Groups and State Images. viii Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224249 How to Use this Manual Chapter 7 "Galaxy Output" Provides instructions to create and configure Galaxy Outputs and to use the available tabs like General, Groups, Status and State Images. Chapter 8 "Galaxy Secondary Devices" Describes the secondary devices that can be connected to a Galaxy Controller and provides instructions how to use the available tabs like Inputs, Outputs, Status and State Images. Chapter 9 "Galaxy User" Provides information about the users configured in Galaxy Controller. Chapter 10 "Event and Action" Provides information about Event and Action and how to configure an action. Chapter 11 "Troubleshooting" Helps you to resolve the problems. Appendix A "Galaxy Journal Messages" Provides information about the customized Journal messages in the Galaxy Integration panel. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide ix EFTA01224250 Finding More Information Finding More Information You can access C•CURE 9000manuals and online Help for more information about C•CURE 9000. Manuals C•CURE 9000 software manuals and Software House hardware manuals are available in Adobe PDF format on the C•CURE 9000 DVD. You can access the manuals if you copy the appropriate PDF files from the C•CURE 9000 Installation DVD English \ Manuals folder and install the Adobe Acrobat Reader. Adobe Acrobat Reader can be installed from the C•CURE 9000 Installation DVD English\ Reader folder. The available C•CURE 9000and Software House manuals are listed in the C•CURE 9000 Getting Started Guide Product Guide and Help section, and appear as hyperlinks in online.pdf file on the C•CURE 9000 DVD in the English \ Manuals folder. Online Help You can access C•CURE 9000 Help by pressing Fl or click Help from the menu bar in the Administration/Monitoring Station applications. Windows Help You can get help for the Windows products by selecting Help from the specific Windows Start menu or by going to the Microsoft website at x Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224251 Conventions Conventions This guide uses the following text formats and symbols. NOTE TIP O STOP Convention Bold Meaning This font indicates screen elements, and also indicates when you should take a direct action in a procedure. Bold font describes one of the following items: • A command or character to type, or • A button or option on the screen to press, or • A key on your keyboard to press • A screen element or name Regular italic font Indicates a new term. <teXt> Indicates a variable. The following items are used to indicate important information. Indicates a note. Notes call attention to any item of information that may be of special importance. Indicates an alternate method of performing a task. Indicates a caution. A caution contains information essential to avoid damage to the system. A caution can pertain to hardware or software. Indicates a warning. A warning contains information that advises users that failure to avoid a specific action could result in physical harm to the user or to the hardware. Indicates a danger. A danger contains information that users must know to avoid death or serious injury. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide xi EFTA01224252 Software House Customer Support Center Software House Customer Support Center Telephone Technical Support During the period of the Agreement, the following guidelines apply: ■ Software House accepts service calls only from employees of the Systems Integrator of Record for the installation associated with the support inquiry. Before Calling Ensure that you: ■ Are the Dealer of record for this account. ■ Are certified by Software House for this product. ■ Have a valid license and current Software Support Agreement (SSA) for the system. ■ Have your system serial number available. ■ Have your certification number available. Normal Support Hours Monday through Friday, 8:00 M. to 8:00 M., EST. Except holidays. Emergency Support Hours 24 hours/day, seven days a week, 365 days/year. Requires Enhanced SSA "7 x 24" Standby Telephone Support (emergency) provided to Certified Technicians. For all other customers, billable on time and materials basis. Minimum charges apply —See MSRP. For telephone support contact number for all regions, see contacttechnical_supportaspx. xii Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224253 1 Introduction This chapter introduces the C •CURE 9000 Galaxy Controller Integration software that provides integration between the Honeywell Galaxy controller and Software House C•CURE 9000. This chapter covers ♦ Overview 1-2 ♦ Features 1-3 ♦ Architecture 1-4 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 1.1 EFTA01224254 Overnew Overview The C•CURE 9000 Galaxy Controller Integration software provides advanced, seamless integration with the Honeywell Galaxy Controller Security System, allowing customers to monitor their important intrusion system devices from the C•CURE 9000 Monitoring Station and Administration Station. The software also monitors the Controller status, Inputs, Outputs and Intrusion areas from the Administration Station. The general Galaxy Controller Series is made up of Galaxy control panels, one or more keypads and various sensors and detectors. All the keypads have an audible indicator and command entry key. They are used to send commands to the system and to display the current system status. The security system has several Inputs of area protection and each of these Inputs is connected to one or more sensors, for example, motion detectors, door contacts, and so forth. A sensor in an alarm will be indicated by the corresponding zone. The union of this high-end Galaxy Controller series product and the C•CURE 9000 application through the Software House C•CURE 9000 Connected Program Kit provides extensive system integration opportunities. It allows you to create and configure a Galaxy Control Panel and acquire Galaxy Control Panel status change. Area and Zone event status, and all alarms, troubles, emergency and information from Galaxy Intrusion System are stored in the system's detailed journal. Events from Galaxy Controller are logged to a C• CURE 9000 host through the TCP/IP protocol. The types of event messages logged can be fully customized through the Controller programming to include the following events: • Arming/Disarming areas • Input/Output status • Galaxy Controller system • Fire and Panic Alarms The Galaxy user can send command strings to the Galaxy Controller using the Galaxy Keypad for Inputs Bypass, Outputs on/off, area arm/disarm, and so on. 1.2 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224255 Features Features The following is a list of major features supported by C•CURE 9000 Galaxy Controller Integration: • Supports GD-48/96/264/520 Controllers. • Provides a descriptive display of Controller, RIO and RF RIO events received. • Retrieves all Controller configuration data. • Synchronizes all Controller data. • Retrieves Area configuration. • Retrieves User configuration. • Retrieves Zone information • Retrieves Output information • Controls Zone, Intrusion Area and Output using Bypass/Reset, Activate /Deactivate, Arm /Disarm from C•CURE 9000. • Polls for Output, Zone, Area, System, RIO and RF RIO status. • Logs all the events into a Journal log and an Audit log respectively. • Scalable driver qualified with 50 Galaxy panels. • Supports instant Manual Actions. • Galaxy driver will run as Windows Service to enable redundancy settings. • Bypass State Image is available for Zones on Maps. • On re-synchronization disabled inputs and outputs are not re-enabled. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 14 EFTA01224256 Architecture Architecture The objective of the C•CURE 9000 Galaxy Controller Integration is to provide a standard interface between the Galaxy Controller product family and C•CURE 9000 through an Ethernet module only. The interface listens to the Galaxy Controller's unsolicited messages and communicates them to C•CURE 9000. C•CURE 9000 processes these messages and communicates them to users as object state changes, activities, events, and alarms, according to the way the Galaxy Controller objects in the C•CURE 9000 database are configured. The Galaxy Controller Integration interface gives you the ability to import a Galaxy Controller's configuration, Inputs, Users, Outputs and Intrusion Areas into the C•CURE 9000. The Galaxy Controller Integration interface also listens to Galaxy Controller event messages and processes them into C• CURE 9000 Journal messages. You can access the Galaxy Controller Integration interface on the C• CURE 9000 Administration Client by clicking the Hardware pane. The Hardware pane opens and you can access an existing Galaxy Controller or create a new one. Figure 1-1 displays the Galaxy Controller Integration Architecture. Figure 1.1: Galaxy Controller Integration Architecture COUPE 9009 Wiese. $4•41 (COPE 9000 P.m,. C 'tett CCUPE 91:O0 P•trol• C tell Aenrritrapen t Wen Altrywiltdptn It Von NI:ntenn, Slixofi 11knignni SZE o, 1111 II IL 1E= 1.4 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224257 2 Installation This chapter provides instructions on how to install the Galaxy Integration software on a server or client system. This chapter covers ♦ Installation Overview 2-2 ♦ Before You Begin 2-4 ♦ Getting the Galaxy Controller Integration Software 2-5 ♦ Installing the Galaxy Controller Integration 2-6 ♦ Uninstalling the Galaxy Controller Integration 242 Galaxy Controller integration User Guide 2.1 EFTA01224258 Installation Overview Installation Overview Before installing the C•CURE 9000 Galaxy Controller Integration software, you must first install the C•CURE 9000 software on your target computer. For information on installing C•CURE 9000, see the C•CURE 9000 Installation and Upgrade Guide. Similar to the C•CURE 9000 system, the Galaxy Controller Integration has client and server components. You must install the client components on every computer that runs C•CURE 9000 client applications, and you must install the server components on the server computer. The Galaxy Controller Integration has the same hardware, software, and disk space requirements as C•CURE 9000; if the target computer can install C• CURE 9000, then it satisfies Galaxy Controller Integration requirements. You need to perform the basic installation process described in the following pages on each computer in your C• CURE 9000 system using the Galaxy Controller Integration Setup Wizard. When you install the C•CURE 9000 Galaxy Controller Integration software, the installation program automatically creates a Galaxy Controller folder at the Company Name root level of the Hardware Tree. Table 2-1 lists the steps to install and register the C•CURE 9000 Galaxy Controller Integration software on each computer in your C•CURE 9000 system. Table 2-1: Standard Installation Tasks Task 1. Install C•CURE 9000. I C•CURE 9000 Installation and Upgrade Guide 2. Close any open applications and diable vIrus-checking software. 3. Perform the pre•installation steps. -Before You Begin' on page 24. NOTE: You can stop the Crossfire services manually or during installation. 4. Get the Galaxy Controller Integration Software 'Getting the Galaxy Controller Integration Software on page 2.5 2.2 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224259 Installation Overview Table 2.1: Standard Installation Tasks, continued Task 5. Start the Galaxy Controller System "Installing the Galaxy Controller Integration" integration program. on page 2.6. 6. Verify that the license exists for the C•CURE 9000 Installation and Upgrade Galaxy Controller Integration by running Guide the License program on your server. 7. If you did not select to restart the C•CURE 9000 services during the installation, you must manually start the start the Server Services and the Galaxy Controller integration service. "Starting the Server Services" on page 2.10 Table 2-2 on page 2-3 provides the installation information on a MAS (Master Application Server) and SAS (Satellite Application Server) environment. Table 2-2: Installation on SAS and MAS Installation on a.... Installs... MAS (Master Application Server) Nothing is installed. MAS remote client and any other client Only the Galaxy Controller integration systems. client objects are installed. No server or database objects are installed. SAS (Satellite Application Server) All Galaxy Controller integration components and database are installed. SAS remote client and any other client system • Only the Galaxy Controller integration client objects are installed. • No server or database objects are installed. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 23 EFTA01224260 Before You Begin Before You Begin You should perform the following pre-installation steps described below: -um Pre-installation StepS 1. If you are installing Galaxy Controller Integration on a corporate network, be sure to coordinate with your corporate network administrator. 2. To perform the installation, you must have the appropriate Window's permissions. You must be in the local Administrators group, or have equivalent privileges. See the Microsoft Operating System documentation or your system administrator for more information. 24 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224261 Getting the Galaxy Controller Integration Software Getting the Galaxy Controller Integration Software The Galaxy Controller Integration software is located on the C•CURE 9000 2.30 DVD in the Integrations \ Intrusion \ Galaxy folder, and can also be downloaded from the Software House website. a To Download the Galaxy Controller Integration Software from the Software House Website 1. Open a browser and navigate to 2. Select Products, and then select Software Downloads in the list 3. When the login page opens, login. If you do not have account, you must create one. 4. On the Software Downloads page, select the "Software House Connected" link. 5. Select Intrusion from the list. 6. When the Intrusion Driver Downloads list is displayed on the right hand of the page, select the Galaxy Controller driver link for the version of C•CURE 9000 that you have installed. 7. Unzip the files to the folder on your local computer, or to a shared drive on the network. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 25 EFTA01224262 Instaling the Galaxy Controller Integration Installing the Galaxy Controller Integration You can install C•CURE 9000 Galaxy Controller Integration on a local computer from a shared drive over a network. To Install Galaxy Controller from a Local Drive (DVD or Download) 1. Log into the Server or Client with Administration privileges. 2. Insert the C•CURE 9000 2.30 DVD into the system drive, or navigate to where you have downloaded the software. 3. Navigate to the Integrations \ IntrusionWalaxy folder. To Install Galaxy Controller from the Network Drive 1. Log into the Server or Client machine with the Administrative privileges. 2. Map the shared drive (download area where you copied the Galaxy Controller software integration folder). Running the Setup Program To Run the Installation Program 1. Open the Galaxy folder and double-click on the Galaxy_Integration.exe. 2.6 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224263 Instaling the Galaxy Controller Integration 2. The Windows Installer Preparing to Install dialog box briefly appears. The setup program then checks the system to see if it meets minimum requirements. If minimum requirements are met, a Welcome screen appears as shown in Figure 2-1 on page 2-7. Figure 2-1: Welcome Dialog Box Wtlrtµne to t1µ• InstalChteld Wizard the tallif 0000 Galaxy IntegratIon Irstathd1.0 Ward retatCOSE1020 &Say 140711010n a, taw 92•PRet TO Galina. dick Nen WARPING: 14 •40, 4{1•• • prOliKtId w tarrorytt Yrs al 1111:01404.41 teeles sm.. I I 3. Click Next to continue with the installation. The License Agreement dialog box, shown in Figure 2-2 on page 2-7, opens. Figure 2-2: License Agreement IlOcat•Apes•ti• — node* itlettno tans wont wont Ead Cm Litton Argenta' (EULA) • IMPORTANT READ THIS END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT ('£L'LA') CAREFULLY BEFORE OPENLNG THE DISK PACKAGE DOWNLOADING THE SOFTWARE OR INSTALLING. COPYING OR OTHERWISE USING THE SOFTWARE THIS EULA IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN YOU ANTI SENSORMATIC ELECTRONICS, LLC (- TWO') AND GOVERNS .#1,1) • 44 ?VC C^C-Ilt•.•t • rfla ID • Wri.44: 11.4/* CI, I 'Yap Wa We on tenser neenent • 'trot tan% Ihe tent n the lei gement INK Cia-. - l caw., 1_ 4. Click on the I accept the terms in the license agreement rato button, and then click Next. You can also click Print a hard copy of the 1.cense agreement for your records. A copy of the license agreement is sent to the Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 2.7 EFTA01224264 Instaling the Galaxy Controller Integration default printer configured in your printers settings. The Custom Setup dialog box opens, as shown in Figure 2-3 on page 2-8. Figure 24: Custom Setup Dia Box 1,1151Pheoressiespepassessersia Castes Sete SeleCT re dews teases w net rstaile0 an en wan n 00 W bee. Io<Ana hy• a lean • •Waird. •tatioe 0efengon Ove i lead< rea•es I /SAM en nes lwd Ora MIS Inc COPK•71•Ples1410010,0<ellnitt•raCe•OC•dab1 lenulthekl I es rem At Il NES • C￾5. In the Custom Setup dialog box, you can select the program features you want to install. NOTE If you are installing on a client-only system, then Galaxy Controller Client is only visible in the Custom Setup dialog box. NOTE If you do not want to install the Galaxy Controller server or client integration on the system, click on the icon to the left of the Server, or Client and select This feature will not be available. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224265 Instaling the Galaxy Controller Integration 6. Click Next to continue with the installation. The Ready to Install the Program dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 2-4 on page 2-9. Figure 2.4: Ready to Install the Pn a ram Install DI. Bo Rea* to Mean the Pewee Te med. t eat to Nue ratalaten. Oa Neal w been the Mutate. If ea sae Oa tem ter Mine au et ya. esteem nem. de8tl. O C.x to t to mate led Coxed 7. Click Install to start the installation. After a few minutes, the Installation Wizard Completed dialog box appears. See Figure 2-5 on page 2-9. If you select Cancel, installation will roll back to clean state Figure 2-5: Installation Complete Dialog Box InstallThaeld Wizard Completed The Rotoldhest Morel Mt imumilutp coulee MOE 4:00 Cam Intememn Clck tn. m ere the mzeol Ste• to Melees Irotalte be Sun to Tyco Goal.. Sewell Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 2.9 EFTA01224266 Instaling the Galaxy Controller Integration 8. Select Start the Tyco Crossfire services check box to start the Server Services. NOTE If Start the Tyco CrossFire services check box is not selected, Server Services will not automatically startup. 9. Click Finish to complete the installation process. Upgrading the Galaxy Controller Integration ■ To upgrade the Galaxy Controller integration from 2.10 to 2.30, upgrade C• CURE 9000 v2.10 to C•CURE 9000 v2.30 and then install the associated Galaxy Controller 2.30 integration. ■ To upgrade the Galaxy Controller integration from 2.20 to 2.30, upgrade C• CURE 9000 v2.20 to C•CURE 9000 v2.30 and then install the associated Galaxy Controller 2.30 integration. Starting the Server Services Before you can configure Galaxy Controller integration object, the CrossFire Framework Service, CrossFire Server Component Framework Service, and the Galaxy Controller Integration Service must be running. To Start the Server Services 1. From the Start Menu, select Start>A11 Programs>Tyco >Server Configuration. The Server Configuration Application opens. 2. Click the Services tab. 3. If the Status is displayed as "Stopped" for the CrossFire Framework Service under Framework Services, click Start. 4. If the Status is displayed as "Stopped" for the CrossFire Server Component Framework Service under Framework Services, click Start. 5. After the CrossFire Framework Service and CrossFire Server Component Service displays a status of "Running", click the Server Components tab. 2.10 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224267 Instaling the Galaxy Controller Integration 6. If the Status is displayed as "Stopped" for the Galaxy Driver Service in Extension Services, click in the Enabled check box and then click Start. 7. When the status of the Galaxy Driver Service changes to Running you can use the Galaxy Controller Integration software.When the Crossfire Framework Service, Crossfire Server Component Framework Service, and Galaxy Integration Service each display a Status of "Running", you can configure Galaxy objects. You only have to enable these services once. C•CURE 9000 Galaxy Controller Integration Up-gradation ■ After upgrading C• CURE 9000 v2.02 to C• CURE 9000 v2.1, install Galaxy Controller Integration. NOTE Installation of Galaxy Controller integration on MAS Server is restricted from C•CURE 9000 2.10 and above. Hence after upgrading C•CURE 2.02 MAS to 2.10/ 2.20 MAS user has to manually uninstall Galaxy Controller integration from Control Panel on MAS Server machine. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 2.11 EFTA01224268 Uninstaling the Galaxy Controller Integration Uninstalling the Galaxy Controller Integration This section describes how to uninstall the Galaxy Controller Integration software from the Server computer and from Client computers of the security system. The Uninstall process removes all software components that were installed on the computer by the Galaxy Controller integration installation. Once the uninstall process completes, the computer returns to a clean state. NOTE NOTE Uninstalling this integration does not automatically removes objects that were configured in the C•CURE 9000 using it. Before you proceed with this uninstall, you MUST manually remove the objects from C•CURE 9000 to avoid potential issues with functions, such as partition deletion. Unless you intend to reinstall the integration and continue using it, please ensure that the objects are deleted before removing the integration. Please be advised that the Galaxy integration will shut down and restart the C•CURE 9000 services. Therefore, the Galaxy integration uninstall should be planned accordingly. To Uninstall the Galaxy Controller Integration 1. From the Windows Start menu, select Control Panel> Programs and Features. 2. In the list, click on C•CURE 9000 Galaxy Integration to highlight it. 2.12 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224269 Uninstalliv the Galaxy Controller Integration 3. Click the Change button above the list. The Welcome dialog box opens as shown in Figure 2-6 on page 2-13. Figure 2-6: Welcome Dialog Box NC.CUltE9000Gelaity Integration -InstallShieldWaard L Welcome to the Insta!Shield Wizard for COME 9000 GaLow Integration The tentaleINel*) '61:ad Ail Glow INN to re:en:brow. ce remove C -CURE 9000 Giaay :Megaten. To combat. ekk Next. 4. Click Next. The Program Maintenance dialog box opens, as shown in Figure 2-7 on page 2-13. Figure 2-7: Program Maintenance Dialog Box ITY Program nentenance Rec.tronx or Re-c, e the 1,00 3n. Resin:W.3.am Remove Res tnivonze neullaten errors n tot pole.. INS COt0n -ova or canal Be,. **(Nuts, ed repay entries. Remove C -ORE 9))0 Galaxy :ntegalco bon vas ceepatrei. ENS Galaxy Controller integration User Guide 2.13 EFTA01224270 Uninstaling the Galaxy Controller Integration 5. Select Remove and click Next. The Uninstall Options dialog box opens, as shown in Figure 2-8 on page 2-14. Figure 2-8: Drop Database Tables Worst all Optmn, Pim:* ekc I Inc Or I vre 'Co woull W* the cry-gait to ovum Instolgvid Or co dmatme [Me; 6. Click the Drop database tables check box if you want to remove Galaxy Controller Integration database tables. Click Next. The Remove the Program dialog box opens as shown in Figure 2-9 on page 2-14. Figure 2-9: Ready to Remove Dialog Box C.CURE 9000 Goloy 'mimetic /I - InstellShreld Wood Remove tbe Program You Net Omen grimy< fie CV *Ma *Om vow twee Ock Romeo to remove COfl 9000 Gokay tntmembm from you computer. Mb removal, the "warn al **Net be avalable Ai me. If you mint to team or three ny setengs. 6d Beck instateit'd <spa MO Carat 2.14 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224271 Uninstalliv the Galaxy Controller Integration 7. Once the uninstall begins, the Tyco CrossFire Service Alert dialog box appears as shown in Figure 2-10 on page 2-15. Figure 2-10: Tyco CrossFire Service Stop Alert NOTE 101-CUPE KW Way Interten - Instateld Wined Utietallog CCM 9000 Galaxy lottirotion Thermos fears T}I Staled we bop unnteled. Pima wan St the Irotal9WIS Whin! tewstab CORE 9(00 Galaxy Intecratco. The nay tike NWIIMPSAM Tyco CrossFrie Senice Mot Th, contain ad shutdown wry Tyco Ctostrite sewn that an 4-14 nairni9. Plain dick OK to cahoot or Cancel to end IN program. OK Next > Carat 8. To continue with the uninstall select OK. After a few minutes, the Uninstall Wizard Completed dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 2-11 on page 2-16. If you select Cancel, the system rolls back to a clean state. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 2.15 EFTA01224272 Uninstaling the Galaxy Controller Integration Figure 2-11: Uninstall Complete Dialog Box NOTE b)C•CURE 9)30 Galaxy Integration - InstaII hidd Wizard InstallShield Wizard Completed lbe Instatheld stud has %mewl* trataled C.OJRE 9300 Carr Integration. CM FM meat the ward. Thaw the Want Installer leg J Rest the Tree Croulke Sentes 9. Select Start the Tyco Crossfire Services check box to start the Server Services. If Start the Tyco Crossfire Services check box is not selected, Server Services will not automatically startup. 10. Click Finish to complete the installation. 2.16 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224273 3 Configuring Galaxy to Communicate with C•CURE 9000 This chapter provides instructions on how to configure Galaxy panel to communicate with C•CURE 9000. This chapter covers ♦ Configuring Galaxy Dimension Panels 3-2 ♦ Network Switch Port settings 3-6 ♦ Firewall Settings 3-6 Galaxy Controller integration User Guide 3.1 EFTA01224274 Configuring Galaxy Dimension Panels Configuring Galaxy Dimension Panels 1'he following are the supported Galaxy Dimension panels: • Galaxy Ethernet E080-2 firmware version 2.08 and H/W 1.00 • Galaxy Controller panel Firmware version 6.10, 6.50, 6.70 and 6.79 Supported Galaxy Dimension panel models are: Table 3-1: Panel Detais Version Number of Users supported GD •46 V 6.10, 6.50,6.70, 6.79 100 GD•96 V 6.70, 6.79 250 GD•264 V 6.70, 6.79 999 GD•520 V 6.70, 6.79 999 To enable Engineering Access Key-in using keypad in the following sequence: 1. Open Engineering Menu 2. 12345, Ent,Ent,Ent 3. 48= ENG. ACCESS,Ent 4. 1=System Access,Ent 5. 1=Engineer,Ent 6. 0=Disabled press 1 to make it 1=Enabled, Ent 7. Esc,Esc,Esc To Enter Engineering mode Key-in using keypad in the following sequence: 1. 117711,Ent, Ent 3.2 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224275 Configuring Galaxy Dimension Panels Assign an IP Address and Subnet Mask to the Galaxy Panel 2. 56=Communication, Ent 3. 4=Ethernet, Ent 4. 01=Module Config, Ent 5. 1=IP Address, Ent 6. Type the IP Address to be assigned to the panel. Use # for a dot, B to backspace. 7. Press Enter to save the IP Address 8. 4=Network Mask, Ent 9. Type the Subnet Mask. Use # for a dot, B to backspace. 10. Press Enter to save the Subnet Mask 11. 3=Gateway IP (if required) 12. Type the Gateway IP Address. Use # fora dot, B to backspace. 13. Press Enter to save the Gateway Address 14. Press Esc 15. Keypad shows 01=Module Config Configure the Galaxy panel to receive the events To configure the Galaxy panel to receive the events Key-in using keypad in the following sequence: 1. 56=Communication, Ent 2. 4=Ethemet,Ent 3. 02=Alarm Report, Ent 4. 1=Format, Ent Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 3.3 EFTA01224276 Configuring Galaxy Dimension Panels 5. 2=Microtech, Ent 6. 1= Trigger events,Ent There are 20 trigger events and all of them should be "ON". This is done by' Ent'1=Status'Ent'1=On'Ent.E.sc. Step 5 should be repeated for all the 20 events. 7. Esc,Esc 8. 2=Primary IP, Ent 9. 1=IP Address, Ent Type the IP Address of the computer to which the panel has to be connected. Use # for a dot, B to backspace. 10. Press Enter to save the IP Address 11. 2=Port No., Ent, The default setting is 10002. B to backspace. You only need to change this if you have multiple Galaxy Panels. 12. Press Enter to save the Port number 13. 4=Account Number., Ent The default setting is 12345. B to backspace. 14. Press Enter to save the Account number. 15. 5=Receiver,Ent 16. 2=Dual,Ent 17. 6=Alarm Mon, Ent 18. 1= Trigger events,Ent There are 20 trigger events and all of them should be "ON". This is done by' Ent'1=Status'Ent'1=On'Enttsc. Step 17 should be repeated for all the 20 events. 19. 2=Account No. Ent Enter the above configured Account number. Press Ent. 20. Press Enter to save the Account number. 21. 4=Port Number,Ent Enter the above configured Port number. Press Ent. 22. Press Enter to save the Port number. 34 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224277 Configuring Galaxy Dimension Panels 23. Esc 24. 8=Protocol, Ent 25. 1=TCP, Ent 26. Esc, Esc, Esc Configure the Galaxy panel to always allow Computer access. This is used only in Galaxy Controller Panel Key-in using keypad in the following sequence: 1. Open Engineering Menu. 2. 56=Communications, Ent 3. 4=Ethernet, Ent 4. 03 =Remote Access, Ent 5. 1=Access Period, Ent 6. 4=Any Time, Ent 7. 2=Mode, Ent 8. 1=Direct Access, Ent 9. Esc, Esc, Esc, Esc, Esc a To disable the encryption Key-in using keypad in the following sequence: 1. Open Engineering Menu. 2. 56=Communications, Ent 3. 4=Ethernet, Ent 4. 09 =Encrypt, Ent 5. 1=Alarm Report, Ent 6. 0=it should be set to zero, indicates Off, Ent Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 3.5 EFTA01224278 Configuring Galaxy Dimension Panels 7. 2=Remote Access, Ent 8. 0=it should be set to zero, indicates Off, Ent 9. 3= SIA Control, Ent 10. 0=it should be set to zero, indicates Off, Ent 11. 4=Alarm Monitoring , Ent 12. 0=it should be set to zero, indicates Off, Ent 13. Esc, Esc, Esc, Esc, Esc 14. Exit Engineering Mode NOTE You should close Engineering Mode before attempting to receive the events from panel. To Close Engineering mode Key-in using keypad in the following sequence: 1. 51=PARAMETERS, Ent 2. 17 =Restart ,Ent 3. 1= Restart Ent, Ent Network Switch Port settings The Galaxy E080 Ethernet port is fixed as a 10Mb Half Duplex interface. Most of the Network equipment auto-senses these settings effectively, but sometimes you need to manually configure the port serving the Galaxy. Contact your local IT Support group for assistance. Firewall Settings If there is a firewall between the Galaxy and the computer, a software firewall is used on the computer, example: Windows Firewall, an exception will be required for the TCP port used in command control port number by default it 3.6 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224279 Configuring Galaxy Dimension Panels is 10001 and Alarm Reporting port number of the Galaxy by default it is 10002. Alarm reporting port number will be unique to each panel and all these ports should be in the exceptions list of firewall. NOTE For more information See Galaxy Controller Panel Installer manual. Galaxy Controller integration User Guide 3.7 EFTA01224280 Configuring Galaxy Dimension Panels 3.8 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224281 4 Galaxy Controller This chapter provides information and instructions to create and configure Galaxy Controller and to use the available tabs like General, Main Board, Triggers, Groups, Status and State Images. This chapter covers ♦ Overview 4-2 ♦ Creating a Galaxy Controller 4-2 ♦ Configuring a Galaxy Controller 4-3 ♦ Accessing a Configured Galaxy Controller 4-6 ♦ Deleting a Galaxy Controller 4-7 ♦ Galaxy Controller - General Tab 4-9 ♦ Galaxy Controller - Main Board Tab 4-11 ♦ Galaxy Controller - Triggers Tab 4-13 ♦ Defining a Trigger for Galaxy Controller 4-14 ♦ Removing a Trigger for Galaxy Controller 4-15 ♦ Galaxy Controller Groups 4-16 ♦ Adding a Galaxy Controller to Group 4-16 ♦ Galaxy Controller - Status Tab 4-18 ♦ Galaxy Controller - State Images Tab 4-20 ♦ Customizing Galaxy Controller State Images 4-21 ♦ Accessing Galaxy Controller Manual Action 4-22 Galaxy Controller integration User Guide EFTA01224282 Overview Overview The Galaxy Controller Integration software allows an operator with administrative rights to receive incoming events from the Intrusion panel and control the Intrusion panel as a system or specific zone input or output. Events from the Galaxy Controller are displayed on the Monitoring Station in the same manner as any C• CURE 9000 event, that is, a text description of the event, day, date, and time. A graphical display of the event is available together with an action message. Galaxy Controller events allow switching of C•CURE 9000 inputs, outputs, and actions. The C•CURE 9000 operators can only view or, view and control the Galaxy Controller inputs/outputs, groups and the whole system through the user's administrative rights associated with their usemame/password. An operator with authorization to control the system will be able to set/unset the alarm system, set/unset groups and omit individual inputs. Creating a Galaxy Controller To Create a Galaxy Controller 1. In the Navigation pane of the C•CURE 9000 Administration Station, click Hardware. The Hardware pane opens. 2. Open the Company Name folder by clicking to the left of the folder. 42 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224283 Oven/low 3. In the Company Name folder, right-click the Galaxy Controller and select New. The Galaxy Controller opens, as shown in Figure 4-1 on page 4-3. Figure 4-1: Galaxy Controller•General Tab Mal mom a 0 Emit. Geed I Ws kW] hail &nal SW. I La mega I Cobble* Carta. •(-. oetwois Mr, ...von Fr Cam no••• Mites Pe II yea Lion Po:McPsi WA Cane Ccal be PAS wee ien swan. Cv iv+ 4. Enter a name for the Controller in the Name field. 5. Select Controller Type from the drop-down list. If Enable is selected, then IP Address is a Mandatory field. 6. Click Save and Close to save and exit. The new Galaxy Controller is added to the Galaxy Controller folder. Configuring a Galaxy Controller To Configure a Galaxy Controller 1. In the Navigation pane of the Administration Workstation, click Hardware. The Hardware pane opens. Galaxy Controller integration User Guide 44 EFTA01224284 Overview 2. Right-click on a Galaxy Controller and select Edit. The Galaxy Controller opens, as shown in Figure 4-1 on page 4-3. 3. Type an optional textual description for the Controller in the Description field. 4. Click the Enabled check box to establish communication between C• CURE 9000 and Galaxy Controller. 5. Select the Controller Type from the drop-down list and type the Account Number in the Controller Info section. Note: By default, the Account number is 12345. 6. Type data in the appropriate fields in the Communication Info section, for example, IP address, Port Number, Alarm Reporting Port Number, Command Control Port Number. 7. Select the Synchronize Users in Synchronize Objects section. Only if you require to synchronize users, else by default, all the other Synchronize are selected, those are: Synchronize Outputs, Synchronize Areas, and SynchronizeZones. 8. Click the Synchronize button. The configuration details of the Galaxy Controller are imported to C•CURE 9000. Suppose there are Inputs/ Outputs configured in C• CURE 9000, but not present in Galax Controller, 4.4 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224285 Overview then after synchronization keyword "Unavailable" will be prepended to the Input/Output name in C•CURE 9000 as shown in Figure 4-2 on page 4-5. 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When synchronizing first time it will create the Input and Area mapping. But on every consecutive synchronization, all the "Input and Area" data will be deleted and re-created. Newly created information is visible on the C•CURE 9000 Audit Log. 9. Click the Triggers tab to configure triggers for the Galaxy Controller. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 4.5 EFTA01224286 Overview 10. Click the State Images tab to view the state images for the Galaxy Controller. 11. Click Save and Close to save the configuration after editing the Controller. NOTE Whenever an Alarm Port is changed, disable and enable the Galaxy Controller in C•CURE 9000. Accessing a Configured Galaxy Controller To Access a Configured Galaxy Controller 1. In the Navigation pane of the C•CURE 9000 Administration Station, click Hardware. The Hardware pane opens. 2. Open the Company Name folder by clicking to the left of the folder, as shown in Figure 4-3 on page 4-7. 4-6 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224287 Overview Figure 4.3: Hardware Tree Hardware 0114a• • any Ccotrollet O • Hadar. Toes I Soso, • Hactrmte DipialCatIcees a Fix. - ISC ConmPodt Cripag)Ilsne Paillico Debut) acC Cam Ports CCURE Mobk • •Gdavecrixik. 730 Gdary60.48 E: ircas leftwalAteas Q Lit Sectuko Devices a Us 3. Open the Galaxy Controller folder by clicking to the left of the folder. 4. To open the Galaxy Controller, right-click the Galaxy icon or name and select Edit. The Galaxy Controller opens in the General tab. You can also access a Galaxy Controller in the Dynamic View, as described in Step 3 of "Deleting a Galaxy Controller" on page 4-7. Deleting a Galaxy Controller To Delete a Galaxy Controller 1. In the Navigation pane of the Administration Station, click Hardware to open the Hardware pane. 2. Select Galaxy Controller from the Hardware pane drop-down list. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 4.7 EFTA01224288 Overview 3. Click to open a Dynamic View showing all Galaxy Controller, as shown in Figure 4-4 on page 4-8. Figure 4-4: Galaxy Controller Dynamic View Calair Corea* • Mist Tit* bla 0•314C•ikain • al unorom •• StioiCaisit • 0 111 FS `alt a beam Aim I® wow Vu— •Grrrrrlt • ris, DA. Cpl h.. se cr...O LIn Ga Ga fris•••• In 4. Right-click the Galaxy Controller in the list that you want to delete and select Delete from the context menu. A Delete Confirmation message box appears stating "Are you sure you want to delete the selected Galaxy Controller object?" 5. Click Yes in the message box to delete the Galaxy Controller. 4-8 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224289 Galaxy Controller - General Tab Galaxy Controller - General Tab As shown in Figure 3.4, the Galaxy General tab lets you select a communication port and shows you the basic information of the Controller. Figure 4-5: Galaxy Controller General Tab Oa. Plas OISS DAM Gonmi Ismun I Crew] seal Sien..P*1 Casio so Carasewarcn 1,0 'P.a.. 104, 811BI heN lax alas AS. Pawing Poe Ikea. TOX) C,..d Caro Poi Nub ' 00 Syntax...en Sorcinng•Oabcnt r. r. r s— Table 3-1 describes the fields on the Galaxy Controller General tab. Table 4-1: Galaxy Controller • General Tab Options Descriptions Name Enter a unique name up to 100 characters long for the Galaxy Controller. Description Enter a general comment about the Controller. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 4.9 EFTA01224290 Galaxy Controller - General Tab Table 4.1: Galaxy Controller - General Tab, continued Options Descriptions Enabled Select the Enabled check box to establish the communication between C•CURE 9000 and the Galaxy Controller. Note: If you cannot establish a connection successfully, check the physical connection between the Galaxy Controller and the server. Controller kilo Controller Type Select the type of Galaxy controller from the drop-down list. The possible options are GD-48,GD-96, GD-264, GD520). Account Number Type the Account Number for the supported Galaxy Controller. The Account Number can be in the range of 1 to 65535. By default, the Account number is 12345. Application Version Displays the Galaxy Controller version (Readtmly field). Communication Into IP Address Type the TCP/IP network address of the Galaxy Controller. Pon Number Type the TCP/IP port number of the Galaxy Controller. Alarm Reporting Port Number Type the TCP/IP port number to which the events will be sent. Note: if multiple Galaxy Controlers are in use, there should be a unique Alarm Reporting Port Number. Command Control Pon Number Displays the Command Control Port Number of Galaxy Controller. The Port Number is in the range of I to 65535). By default, the Command Control Port Number is 10005. Synchronization Synchronize Click this button to synchronize the Galaxy Controller with C•CURE 9000. 4-10 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224291 Galaxy Controller - Main Board Tab Galaxy Controller - Main Board Tab Figure 4-6 displays the Main Board inputs, outputs and devices connected to the Galaxy Controller. Figure 4-6: Galaxy Controller • Main Board Tab Embira Peas. Owes Gam, EU...awl' ficom I Gaga l t••••• CA....0•• I Men Osittlf qn• Qe.s• Canips3 I "".". • ••••••••••••• • es.. SIMI,. 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Input Type Galaxy Controller integration User Guide 4-11 Nan EFTA01224292 Galaxy Controller - Main Board Tab Table 4-2: Galaxy Controller • Main Board Tab, continued Fields Descriptions Battery Low II selected, the Main Board Battery low messages are displayed on the Monitoring Station. Power Failure II selected, the Main Board Power Failure messages are displayed on the Monitoring Station. Tamper II selected, the Main Board Tamper messages are displayed on the Monitoring Station. Aux Tamper II selected, the Main Board Aux (Auxiliary) Tamper messages are displayed on the Monitoring Station. Wall Tamper II selected, the Main Board Wall Tamper messages are displayed on the Monitoring Station. Telephone Une If selected, the Main Board Telephone Une messages are displayed on the Monitoring Station. Comm. Fa II selected, the Main Board Communication Fail messages are displayed on the Monitoring Station. Wireless If selected, the Main Board Wireless messages are displayed on the Monitoring Station. Intrusion zone (1.16) There are two Remote Input Outputs (RIOs) on the Galaxy Controller that support 16 Inputs on the board. If selected, the Main Board RIO-Input messages are displayed on the Monitoring Station. Main Board Outputs Output (1.8) Displays the Galaxy Controller outputs. There are eight on-board outputs. Template Displays the template name chosen if you select New Template in the initial Galaxy Controller creation. Devices Device Displays the maximum Remote Input Output (RIOs) that can be connected to the Galaxy Controller. Each RIO supports the maximum number of Inputs and Outputs. 4-12 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224293 Galaxy Controller - Triggers Tab Galaxy Controller - Triggers Tab C•CURE 9000 uses triggers, which are configured procedures for activating events based on the properties of an object. A trigger automatically executes a specified action when a predefined condition occurs. Figure 4-7 shows the Galaxy Controller Triggers tab. Figure 4-7: Galaxy Controller Triggers Tab Table 3-3 describes the fields on the Galaxy Controller Triggers tab. Table 4.3: Galaxy Controller - Triggers Tab Fields Descriptions Add Click Add in the Triggers tab to create a new trigger. Remove Click Remove in the Triggers tab to delete an existing trigger. Click within the Property column, and then click l The Property browser opens displaying properties available for the Controller. Click a property to select it and add It to the column. Properly Value Click within the Value column to display a drop•down list of values associated with the property that you have selected. Click a value you want to include as a parameter for the trigger to assign it to the column. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 4.13 EFTA01224294 Galaxy Controller - Triggers Tab Table 4.3: Galaxy Controller • Triggers Tab, continued Fields Action Descriptions Click within the Action column to display a drop•down list of valid actions. Click on the action that you want to include as a parameter for the trigger to add it to the column. Details Displays details about how the action was configured. Events Click 177.. and select the event to be activated for the trigger. Table 3.4 describes the fields on Galaxy Controller Triggers tab Input Properties. Table 4-4: Galaxy Controller Triggers Tab - Input Properties Fields Descriptions Online Status Online Status Displays Galaxy Controller is online when it Is connected through the Ethernet module. Offline Status The Galaxy Controller is offline when the communication is not estabished. Synchronization Status Start Synchronizing Click Synchronize in the Galaxy Controller window. Synchronizing When the process of synchronization is in progress. Finished Synchronizing When the synchronizing is finished. Synchronizing Fault When there is any failure during the synchronization progress. Defining a Trigger for Galaxy Controller To Define a Trigger tor a Galaxy Controller 1. In the Galaxy Controller, click the Triggers tab. 2. Click Add in the Triggers tab to create a new trigger. 4-14 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224295 Galaxy Controller - Triggers Tab 3. Click C within the Property column to open the Galaxy Controller dialog box showing the properties available for the Controller. 4. Click a property to select and add to the Property column. 5. Click C within the Value column to display a drop-down list. 6. Click C within the Value column that you want to include as a parameter for the Trigger to add to the column. 7. Click C within the Action column to display a drop-down list of valid actions. Now only Activate Event is available. When you select an action, the lower pane in the Triggers dialog box displays an Event field to define the action details. 8. Click C to open an Event dialog box. Select an event that you want to associate with the trigger. Once you define the action details, the Details column displays information about how the action has been configured. 9. Click Save and Close to save the Galaxy Controller with the configured trigger. Removing a Trigger for Galaxy Controller To Remove a Trigger 1. From the Galaxy Controller, navigate to the Triggers tab. 2. Use 11_4LE to select the row in the Triggers tab for the trigger you want to remove. 3. Click Remove. 4. Click Save and Close to save and exit. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 4.15 EFTA01224296 Galaxy Controller Groups Galaxy Controller Groups Groups are used for organizing C• CURE 9000 objects and are created in the Configuration pane. You can configure groups of Controllers, Inputs, Outputs and Intrusion Areas. See Figure 4-8 on page 4-17. Adding a Galaxy Controller to Group To Add a Galaxy Controller to a Group from the Dynamic View 1. In the Navigation pane of the Administration Workstation, click Hardware to open the Hardware pane. 2. Select Galaxy Controller from the Hardware pane drop-down list. 3. Click le to open the Dynamic View to see all Galaxy Controllers. 4. Right-click Galaxy Controller in the list that you want to add to a group and select Add to Group from the context menu. To Add a Galaxy Controller to a Group from the Configuration Pane 1. In the Configuration pane, select Groups from the drop-down list. The Group General tab appears. 2. Select Galaxy Controller as the Group Type. 3. Click P in the Group - General tab to add an object to the Galaxy Controller Group. The Galaxy Controller browser displays a list of existing controllers that can be added to the Galaxy Controller Group. 4-16 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224297 Galaxy Controller Groups 4. Click OK. The controller that you select in the Galaxy Controller browser is added to the Group and is displayed under the Groups tab, as shown in Figure 4-8 on page 447. Figure 4-8: Galaxy Controller - Groups Tab Stu.< en: w< tin 1.81 Deacon r; (naiad 6emeolj Meolkedj Napes Gnaos I Stews I Slate inertI Giaos c&unnt byou> Nave Decrpecn Groat Galaxy Controller integration User Guide 4-17 EFTA01224298 Galaxy Controller - Status Tab Galaxy Controller - Status Tab As shown in Figure 4-9, Galaxy Controller Status tab provides read-only status information about the Galaxy Controller. Figure 4.9: Galaxy Controller • Status Tab The Status tab displays the current status information of the Galaxy Panel, for example, Online Status and Communication Status. Table 4-5 describes the Galaxy Controller Status tab. Table 4-5: Galaxy Controller Status Tab Value Description Online Online Displays that the Controller is online. Status 4-18 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224299 Galaxy Controller - Status Tab Table 4-5: Galaxy Controller Status Tab, continued Field Value Description Offline Displays that the Controller is offline. Disabled Displays that the Controller is in disabled mode. Unknown Communication Failure Displays that the Controller is unknown when C•CURE 9000 does not receive any status from the Galaxy Panel. Displays that the Controller communication has failed. Communication Displays that the Controller communication is restored. Restored Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 4.19 EFTA01224300 Galaxy Controller - State Images Tab Galaxy Controller - State Images Tab The Galaxy Controller State Images tab, as shown in Figure 4-10, provides a way to change the default images used to indicate the Galaxy Controller states on the Monitoring Station. Figure 4-10: Galaxy Controller State Images Tab From the Galaxy Controller State Images tab, you can change the images that appear in the Monitoring Station to represent the Galaxy Controllers. State images on the Monitoring Station for the Galaxy Controller are displayed according to priority as follows: 1. Unknown 2. Online 3. Disabled 4. Communication Fail 5. Communication Restored 4.20 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224301 Galaxy Controller - State Images Tab Customizing Galaxy Controller State Images To Customize Galaxy Controller State Images 1. From the Galaxy Controller State Images tab, as shown in Figure 4-10 on page 4-20, double-click the existing image. A Windows Open dialog box opens. 2. Browse the folders and select the replacement image and click Open to replace the default image with the selected image. 3. Click Save and Close to save the configuration after editing the Galaxy Controller. NOTE Import/Export is not supported for Galaxy Controller and its respective child objects Galaxy Controller integration User Guide 4.21 EFTA01224302 Accessing Galaxy Controller Manual Action Accessing Galaxy Controller Manual Action To Access the Galaxy Controller Manual Action 1. Right-click on the Galaxy Controller configuration for which you want to perform the Manual Action as shown in Figure 4-11 on page 4-22 Figure 4-11: Access the Galaxy Controller Manual Action "S Hardware ▪ • Kt ,/ Calmly 0 • Heraion Tree Search IS Dignei Certeficeoes I Cones,/fire • • Galaxy Coto.* •• in ti Q Et II X, Date • gat em mom. hb /44 to group D Exp:rt salaam-. 1 Coed Foe Adhaodt net. Vie Gary imp" 14 Video 6 Glary C•JP.1 a Personate' I I ideas aS Zorn I Coodoisratiois To synchronize the controller, select the Synchronize option from the context menu. NOTE Two messages are displayed in the Monitoring Station whenever Manual Action is performed on Galaxy Controller group. 4.22 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224303 5 Galaxy Input This chapter explains how to create and configure Galaxy Input and to use the available tabs like General, Triggers, Group, Status and State Images. This chapter covers ♦ Overview 5-2 ♦ Galaxy Input - General Tab 5-3 ♦ Galaxy Input - Triggers Tab 5-5 ♦ Configuring Triggers for an Input 5-5 ♦ Galaxy Input - Groups Tab 5-8 ♦ Adding Input to Group 5-8 ♦ Galaxy Input - Status Tab 5.12 ♦ Galaxy Input - State Images Tab 5-13 ♦ Customizing State Images for Galaxy Input 5-13 ♦ Accessing Galaxy Input Manual Action 5-16 Galaxy Controller integration User Guide 5.1 EFTA01224304 Overview Overview In the Galaxy Controller, an input is an object that associates a hardware switch, such as an alarm device with an input on the panel or on an input board. There are two kinds of inputs: supervised and unsupervised. All alarm devices can be in one of two states: active or inactive. An Input reports the state of the alarm device. 52 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224305 Galaxy Input - General Tab Galaxy Input - General Tab The Galaxy Input - General tab displays five read-only Identification fields. The Galaxy Controller name is shown in the Controller field and the Input Board in the Board field. See Figure 5-1 for Galaxy Input General tab. Figure 5-1: Galaxy Input -General Tab Mow I Dooms, 4 P Engin' Gred I Inv.I Groe I Sian I VS, "ar tI Licreakaeon Coo. Corot 11% ec.d kartiowc1181 fps [sews nal -cne Ancrod To IIS1 Ccrnecer, IkNICO2 4- P Stdait. tharva Io OrtoriOnl Mae r. Table 4-1 describes the fields on the Galaxy Input General tab. Table 5.1: Galaxy Input - General Tab Field Description Name Displays the name of the Galaxy Input. Description Enter a general description about the Galaxy Input. Identification Controller Displays the Galaxy Controller name. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 5.3 EFTA01224306 Galaxy Input - General Tab Table 5-I: Galaxy Input - General Tab Field Board Description Displays the Board name. Type Displays the type of Input selected. Assigned To Displays location of input in the Navigation pane. Connection Displays the connection to which the input is connected. Options Send state changes to Monitoring Station If I? is checked, the state changes made on input are sent to the Monitoring Station. Send state changes to joumal Read•ony field. It is checked by default. State change messages are added to the Journal. Supervised Read•ony field. It is checked if it is a supervised Input. 5.4 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224307 Galaxy Input - Mirmiara Tab Galaxy Input - Triggers Tab C•CURE 9000 uses triggers, which are configured procedures used for activating security functions. A trigger automatically executes a specified action when a predefined condition occurs. Change of status, as specified in the Triggers tab, will automatically trigger the event. The action defined by the trigger is a part of the Target property. The Triggers tab provides you with the ability to activate/deactivate, enable/ disable, or arm/disarm such objects as events, inputs, outputs, camera actions, door status changes, and so forth. Triggers can be used to launch imports and exports, e-mail and reports, viewer and message displays, personnel ID number state changes, controller downloads, sound activation, and communication notifications. You can create a trigger for an Input that targets an object on a different controller type. For example, a trigger on a Galaxy Input can activate an Output on an Advanced Processing Controller (APC). You can reconfigure the trigger to activate an object on the same controller type. Alternatively, you can configure the trigger to activate an event, and configure that event to activate the object on another controller type. Configuring Triggers for an Input To Configure Triggers for an Input 1. In the Navigation Pane of the Administration Station, click Hardware to open the Hardware pane. 2. Select Galaxy Input type from the Hardware pane drop-down list. Click Add in the Triggers tab to create a new trigger. 3. Click within the Property column and click .... to select a property for the trigger. 4. Click within the Value column to display a drop-down list of values associated with the property that you have selected. Click on a value that you want to include as a parameter for the trigger to add it to the column. Galaxy Controller integration User Guide 5.5 EFTA01224308 Galaxy Input - Triggers Tab 5. Click within the Action column to display a drop-down list of valid actions. Click on an action that you want to include as a parameter for the trigger to add it to the column. 6. As you select an action, a corresponding entry field, or a group of entry fields appear at the bottom of the dialog box. Click --- to select entries for the fields. 7. Click within the Schedule column and then click --- to select a schedule that you want to associate with the trigger. Schedules are created in the Configuration pane. See Figure 5-2 for the configured fields. Figure 5-2: Galaxy Input • Triggers Tab ki:,tve 4,4 One Ur* I reaa, :crel0Ct2P100-181 Davao. 0tsg cokirrAt to Cwow tor hot. Papyri Dim:SW Ckk nano Ss boa S. Ace,* Stan Da and vats la ben SUM la tam* 1 manStamt Mean. Sus am Saw Mu at *a keg Hialmae Saha TN cum vas de* hydra IS. al tempi SkarawnStaa Me and yea d the Stweitlen alba la ilr. rot LJ 8. Click Save and Close to save the configured trigger for the Galaxy Input. 5.6 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224309 Galaxy Input - Triggers Tab Table 5-2 on page 5-7 describes the fields on the Galaxy Input Triggers tab. Table 5-2: Galaxy Input - Triggers Tab Add Description Click Add in the Triggers tab to create a new trigger. Remove Click Remove in the Triggers tab to delete a new trigger. Property Click within the Property column and then click— The Property browser opens displaying properties available for the controller. Click a property to select it and add it to the column. Value Click within the Value column to display a drop•down list of values associated with the property that you have selected. Click a value you want to include as a parameter for the trigger to assign it to the column. Action Click within the Action column to dsplay a drop•down list of valid actions. Click on the action that you want to include as a parameter for the trigger to add it to the column. Details Displays details about how the action was configured. Schedule Click within the Schedule column, then click I ... to open a list of available schedules. Select the schedule that you want to associate with the trigger. Table 5-3 describes the Galaxy Input Triggers Property fields. Table 54: Galaxy Controller Input • Triggers Property Field Active Status Values 1. Active 2. Inactive Description For any one of the Active Status values in the Value column drop￾down list, you can choose one of the following actions to create a trigger: "Activate Event- - When this status occurs and the schedule is Active, you can choose any Schedule. —Activate Event Outside Schedule" • An event is activated when this status occurs white the schedule is Inactive. You can choose any Schedule. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 5.7 EFTA01224310 Galaxy Input - Groups Tab Galaxy Input - Groups Tab Groups are used for organizing C• CURE 9000 objects and are created in the Configuration pane. You can configure groups of controllers, inputs, outputs, readers and other hardware security objects. Figure 4-3 displays the Galaxy Input Groups tab. Figure 5.3: Galaxy Input Groups Tab Adding Input to Group To Add an Input to Group from the Dynamic View 1. In the Navigation Pane of the Administration Station, click Hardware to open the Hardware pane. 2. Select Galaxy Input type from the Hardware pane drop•down list. 3. Click C to open a Dynamic View showing all Galaxy Input objects. 5-8 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224311 Galaxy Input - Groups Tab 4. Right-click Inputs in the list that you want to add to a group and select Add To Group from the context menu, as shown in Figure 5.4. Figure 5-4: Galaxy Input • Add Input from Dynamic View Gass b••• • V •41,1 *rause Took Cdwillanian masa—. e..; stew try... Ida X Does r,....psnooza uwastr frounto/03 t ulxe.A •••101,1 at. [got snit 'mum, FraIONSIC0181 frt.>, In107.1,40111 Inman walaRD3 I GI ;nava silell.RICO I 01/11103 infringe gra /013.0(0111 nr•10141,401/1 solOISICOISII Nowa swelettliC01111 Panay. ne•ICSIMIC6IIII Isron ore ICISSICOIII 5. Click Save and Close to save the configuration. a To Add an Input to a Group from the Groups Tab 1. In the Configuration Pane, double-click the Input Group row. The Group - General tab appears. Groups are created in the Configuration pane. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 5.9 EFTA01224312 Galaxy Input- Groups Tab 2. Click Add in the Group - General tab to add an object to the Input Group. The Input browser displays a list of existing inputs that can be added to the Input Group, as shown in Figure 5-5 on page 5-10. Figure 5-5: Galaxy Input Browser • Existing Inputs e-M-481: 1.10 Sea Sam Win GIVA Hee Draccacn Gar Goo. Otied sn Cocoa Ctoxi selece:n Sin Tips Kh./ iv./ ri enenah I • D.,40 Cchrtre (crow> tcr !ire b Wei <kb 12. r bow I-wietap& r irmisen anICOIFIUMin E :muse, zow10:6A061.1 • irenace are1CORIONSI Siam bro10:0100311 r Man anKOMIOMM r troninno1011.8130411 r 'rowel an10124100.1 • tonmen aw•1013000.111 Data. Ponta, Nis/ *ikon no 5-10 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224313 Galaxy Input - Groups Tab 3. When you click OK, the Inputs that you selected in the Input browser are added to the Group, as shown in Figure 5-6. Figure 5-6: Galaxy Input Group • Added Inputs Ui....sCb.. 111.• are Nam It.pijampl Dampen Wesel Gicut• Two I Otopecti nruc. Nam f/lull:A m1:0: MOO 1,1 if e,,,..nneT -a Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 5.11 EFTA01224314 Galaxy Input - Status Tab Galaxy Input - Status Tab The Galaxy Input Status tab lists the dynamic status of the Galaxy Inputs. As shown in Figure 5-7, the Galaxy Controller Status tab provides read-only status information about the Galaxy Controller. Figure 5.7: Galaxy Input Status Tab The Status tab provides a read-only listing of critical information about the dynamic status of the selected Galaxy Input Board. See Table 4-4. Table 5.4: Galaxy Input - Status Tab Dynamic Status Description Active Status Displays the status. whether Active or Inactive. Hardware Status Displays the values: Closed, Open, Short Circuit, Open Circuit, Low Resistance, Masked, Fault, and High Resistance. Alarm Status Displays the current alarm status of the Galaxy Input. The possible options are: Normal and Alarm. Supervision Status Displays the values: close loop, open loop, tamper, trouble, zone masked, zone faulted, bypass, suspended, soak test, reset. 5-12 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224315 Galaxy Input - State Images Tab Galaxy Input - State Images Tab The Galaxy Controller State images tab provides a means to change the default images used to indicate Galaxy Input states. See Figure 5-8. Figure 54: Galaxy Input • State Images Tab Aire. . -act.. [sv .4, .011 F.01 I 0 P E,4eire Piney. 0.4.. ',CAS Customizing State Images for Galaxy Input From the Galaxy Input State Images tab, you can change the images that appear in the Monitoring Station to represent the Galaxy Controller. State Images on the Monitoring Station for the Galaxy Input are displayed according to the priority list as follows: 1. Disabled 2. Alarm 3. Bypass 4. Active/Inactive Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 5.13 EFTA01224316 Galaxy Input - State Images Tab 5. Supervision Status 6. Open/closed 7. Unknown To Customize State Images for a Galaxy Controller Input 1. From the Galaxy Controller State Images tab, as shown in Figure 5.8 on page 5-13, double-click the existing image. A Windows Open dialog box appears, allowing you to browse for a folder in which you have placed replacement images. 2. When you locate the replacement image, select it and click Open to replace the default image with this image. 3. When you are done editing the Galaxy Input, click to save the configuration 4. To restore the default image, right-click on the new image and select Restore Default 5-14 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224317 Galaxy Input Manual Actions Galaxy Input Manual Actions A Manual Action is a specific type of action that the Operator can perform on objects in the system. Manual Actions are also logged in the Activity Viewer as "Manual Event by Operator Name," along with the Name of the action, Name of the Event, Partition, date and time. For more information see: ■ "Accessing Galaxy Input Manual Action" on page 546 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 5.15 EFTA01224318 Accessing Galaxy Input Manual Action Accessing Galaxy Input Manual Action a To Access the Galaxy Input Manual Action 1. Right-click on the Input configuration for which you want to perform the Manual Action as shown in Figure 5-9 on page 5-16 Figure 5-9: Access the Galaxy Input Manual Actions Nab NOTE Hardware is • !Gallery l•PA .7JO Hattaatte Tree I Soma *tams II ova certificates • Q1 catemyltat • / Galaxy Controller a 110 • l Inputs Invosictozo a Memnon z [-x. roll Intuaronz X IX'S* Stt COMM/ Optima IL Teas al Add to group al mat J. Card rental. awl Keys ) Data News ctil Video a Nefertiti Aron sod loses CeaMpiratbat rrautk The context-menu gives you two choices to perform the manual action, Reset and Bypass Input. To reset the Input, select the Reset option and to bypass the input select Bypass option. Two messages are displayed in the Monitoring Station whenever Manual Action is performed on Galaxy Input group. 5-16 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224319 6 Galaxy Intrusion Area This chapter provides instructions to create and configure Galaxy Controller Intrusion Area and to use the available tabs like Inputs, Triggers, Status, Groups and State Images. This chapter covers ♦ Overview 6-2 ♦ Galaxy Intrusion Area - General Tab 6-3 ♦ Galaxy Intrusion Area - Inputs Tab 6-4 ♦ Galaxy Intrusion Area - Triggers Tab 6-5 ♦ Galaxy Intrusion Area - Status Tab 6-9 ♦ Galaxy Intrusion Area - Groups Tab 6-10 ♦ Adding Galaxy Intrusion Area to Group 6-10 ♦ Galaxy Intrusion Area - State Images Tab 6-12 ♦ Customizing Galaxy Intrusion Area State Images 6-13 ♦ Arming and Disarming an Area from Monitoring Station 6-14 ♦ Access the Galaxy Intrusion Area Manual Actions 6-15 Galaxy Controller integration User Guide 6.1 EFTA01224320 Overview Overview An Intrusion Area lets you refer to several Galaxy Inputs using one specified name. You can assign one or more Galaxy Inputs to Intrusion Area using the Galaxy Keypad. Note: Any changes you make on the Intrusion Area using the C• CURE 9000 application will not be reflected in the Galaxy Controller. 6.2 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224321 Galaxy Intrusion Area - General Tab Galaxy Intrusion Area - General Tab Galaxy Intrusion Area- General Tab allows you to view the Galaxy Controller to which this area will be configured. Galaxy Intrusion area configuration includes the Controller field to which the area is assigned to and the Area number (1.32) that depends on the type of controller used. Both are read-only fields. See Figure 6-1. Figure 6-1: Galaxy Intrusion Area - General Tab 1.alawy intriitxm As•a war tJ 1.7.e (edam< Maps I Deasolon [...vs I sw.I TOWNS I Win I Gval I Side0CM I Mat— corstr. pa Ana Notts rs Table 5-1 describes the fields on the Galaxy Intrusion Area General tab. Table 6-1: Galaxy Intrusion Area • General Tab Fields Descriptions Name Displays the name of the Intrusion Area. Description Enter a general description about the Intrusion Area. Controller Displays the Controller name. Area Number Displays the Area Number. Galaxy Controller Intrusion Area General Tab Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 6-3 EFTA01224322 Galaxy Intrusion Area - Inputs Tab Galaxy Intrusion Area - Inputs Tab Galaxy Inputs can be Inputs onboard as well as Inputs on secondary devices, for example, a Remote Input Output (RIO) connected to a Controller. Galaxy Intrusion Area- Inputs Tab allows you to select Galaxy Inputs (zones) belonging to this area. See Figure 6-2. Figure 6-2: Galaxy Intrusion Area - Inputs Tab LaLoty Itartimon An • Int innaon eta Is 181 PIM CI risa,e 'oaths. 1:01409101 Gnd kVA I Tigers I SIM. I GI0 4. I 54..." 49.1 I 6.4 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224323 Galaxy Intrusion Area - Triggers Tab Galaxy Intrusion Area - Triggers Tab Galaxy intrusion Area- Triggers Tab allows you to trigger custom actions based on status change. The possible action configuration is Activate Event. You can configure triggers for the following property value. • Mode Status Figure 6-3: Galaxy Intrusion Area • Triggers Tab I ldia:n<rea.6 181 Oescokeg IroAs Tan 1$10.0161010, 1 %NISI burn . .4af 1.41.6.••• Pm** velhe from Os.• 1 11039sta I Dawned (me I Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 6.5 EFTA01224324 Galaxy Intrusion Area - Triggers Tab Table 6.2 on page 6-7 provides the definitions for the fields on the Galaxy 6-6 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224325 Galaxy Intrusion Area - Triggers Tab Intrusion Area Triggers tab. Table 6-2: Galaxy Intrusion Area - Triggers Tab Fields Descriptions Action Details Mode Status Armed Activate Event Event Details Disarmed Forced Ann Unset Setting Suspend Set Unsetting PartSet and Unset PartSet and Setting PartSet and Suspend PartSet and Set PartSet and Unsetting Alarm and Unset Alarm and Setting Alarm and Suspend System and Set System and Unsetting PA Alarm and Unset PA Alarm and Setting PA Alarm and Suspend PA Alarm and Set PA Alarm and Unsetting Tamper and Unset Tamper and Setting Tamper and Suspend Tamper and Set Tamper and Unseating PartSet and Alarm PartSet and System Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 6.7 EFTA01224326 Galaxy Intrusion Area - Triggers Tab Table 6-2: Galaxy Intrusion Area • Triggers Tab, continued Fields Descriptions Action Details Mode Status PartSet and PA Alarm Activate Event Event Details PartSet and Tamper Alarm and System Alarm and PA Alarm Alarm and Tamper System and PA Alarm System and Tamper PA Alarm and Tamper Note: For more information, see Appendix A, "Galaxy Journal Messages" Area Status in Cs CURE 9000 on page A-6. 6-8 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224327 Galaxy Intrusion Area - Status Tab Galaxy Intrusion Area - Status Tab As shown in Figure 6-4, the Galaxy Intrusion Area Status tab provides read￾only status information about the Galaxy Intrusion Area. Figure 6-4: Galaxy Intrusion Area • Status Tab c.. ."Ime Hems It-wk.:4n aree6-101 Deapect, 6.04+4 l ira, . I T.000, In 16w*. I 940"On I 0.ninc Stem Male Sun IDiunied Table 5-3 describes the fields on the Galaxy Intrusion Area Status tab. Table 63: Galaxy Intrusion Area • Status Tab Fields Descriptions Mode Status Displays the Mode Status of the Intrusion Area. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 6.9 EFTA01224328 Galaxy Intrusion Area - Groups Tab Galaxy Intrusion Area - Groups Tab Groups are used for organizing C• CURE 9000 objects and are created in the Configuration pane. You can configure groups of controllers, inputs, outputs and other hardware security objects. Adding Galaxy Intrusion Area to Group To Add Galaxy Intrusion Area to a Group 1. In the Navigation pane of the Administration Workstation, click Hardware to open the Hardware pane. 2. Select Galaxy Intrusion Area from the Hardware pane drop-down list. 3. Click CI to open a Dynamic View showing all Galaxy Intrusion Areas. 4. Right-click the Galaxy Intrusion Area in the list that you want to add to a group and select Add to Group from the context menu. The Intrusion Area opens in the General tab. 6-10 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224329 Galaxy Intrusion Area - Groups Tab 5. Click the Groups tab to open the Add Intrusion Area to Group dialog box, as shown in Figure 6-5. Figure 6-5: Galaxy Intrusion Area - Add to Group Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 6.11 EFTA01224330 Galaxy Intrusion Area - State Images Tab Galaxy Intrusion Area - State Images Tab The Galaxy Intrusion Area State Images tab, as shown in Figure 6-6, provides a means to change the default images used to indicate the Galaxy Intrusion Area states on the Monitoring Station. State images on Monitoring Station for Galaxy Intrusion Area are displayed according to the priority list, as follows. 1. Violated/Normal 2. Arm/Disarm 3. Unknown Figure 6-6: Galaxy Intrusion Area • State Images Tab 6-12 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224331 Galaxy Intrusion Area - State Images Tab Customizing Galaxy Intrusion Area State Images To Customize Galaxy Intrusion Area State Images 1. From the Galaxy Intrusion Area State Images tab, as shown in Figure 6-6 on page 64Z double-click the existing image. A Windows Open dialog box appears, allowing you to browse for a folder in which you have placed replacement images. 2. When you locate the replacement image, select it and click Open to replace the default image with this image. 3. To restore the default image, right-click on the new image and select Restore Default. 4. Click Save and Close to save the new configuration of the Galaxy Intrusion Area. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 6.13 EFTA01224332 Arming and Disarming an Area from Monitoring Station Arming and Disarming an Area from Monitoring Station To arm and disarm an area from monitoring station maps 1. Click Maps on Non Hardware Status panel. Status List-Maps dialog opens. 2. Select a Map. 3. Right-click on the Map. Select Popup view, Map opens. 4. Select a Map. 5. Right-click on the Map. 6. Select Arm or Disarm. To arm and disarm an area from monitoring station dynamic view 1. Click Dynamic View on Non Hardware Status panel. Status List￾Dynamic Views dialog opens. 2. Select a Dynamic View. 3. Right-click on the Dynamic View. Select Popup view, Dynamic View opens. 4. Select a Dynamic View. 5. Right-click on the Dynamic View. Select Ann or Disarm. To arm and disarm an area from monitoring station event messages 1. Select the Message from Area. 2. Right-click on the Message. Select Arm or Disarm. 6-14 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224333 Accessing Galaxy Intrusion Area Manual Action Accessing Galaxy Intrusion Area Manual Action To Access the Galaxy Intrusion Area Manual Action 1. Right-click on the Intrusion Area configuration for which you want to perform the Manual Action as shown in Figure 6-7 on page 6-15 Figure 6-7: Access the Galaxy Intrusion Area Manual Actions NOTE Hafted Tres Mare prods Cceskates Can0SnyNerre • • Galaxy Como-Ma • 180 irs1 Inputs al Iniese.al Area van Edit Wee s InW,.o a Options & Took Cerd Female and Ke. Dela News a PIM 1104.001 Nees xd roues Set property AM to croap Export seIxtion red a tievdet rd nal OCoansterancia The context-menu gives you two choices to perform the manual action, arm and Disarm Intrusion area. To arm the area, select the Arm option and to disarm the area select Disarm option. Two messages are displayed in the Monitoring Station whenever Manual Action is performed on Galaxy Intrusion Area group. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 6-15 EFTA01224334 Accessing Galaxy intrusion Area Manual Action 6.16 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224335 7 Galaxy Output This chapter provides instructions to create and configure Galaxy Outputs and to use the available tabs like General, Groups, Status and State Images. This chapter covers ♦ Overview ♦ Galaxy Output - General Tab ♦ Galaxy Output - Groups Tab 7-2 7-3 7-5 ♦ Adding Output to Group 7-5 ♦ Galaxy Output - Status Tab 7-7 ♦ Galaxy Output - State Images Tab 7-8 ♦ Customizing Galaxy Output State Images 7-9 ♦ Access the Galaxy Output Manual Actions 7-10 Galaxy Controller integration User Guide 7-1 EFTA01224336 Overview Overview The Output object associates an event or input to a relay on the Galaxy Controller. The relay then activates or deactivates devices, such as the alarm devices. 7.2 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224337 Galaxy Output - General Tab Galaxy Output - General Tab The Galaxy Output - General Tab displays six read-only Output Identification fields. The Galaxy Controller name is shown in the Controller field and the Output Board in the Board field. As shown in Figure 7-1, the Galaxy Output General tab shows information related to Galaxy Outputs. Figure 7.1: Galaxy Output • General Tab SI.< cod one H u.n [:..tsVESOGISI le0.001cn Indio! gesalicagesI Steal Stileinap.i OtOpi Iddraleabm ow. Cane, hal Bore Iliellos6181 N. lona Assredie het ca.«wn low Cld knos. [bun 5<ed :We hove ft." cm, abx. Table 6-1 describes the fields on the Galaxy Output General tab. Table 7-1: Galaxy Output • General Tab Fields Descriptions Name Displays the name of the Galaxy Output. Description Enter a general description about the Galaxy Output. Identification Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 7-3 EFTA01224338 Galaxy Output - General Tab Table 7-1: Galaxy Output • General Tab, continued Fields Descriptions Controller Displays the Controller name. Board Displays the Board Name. Type Displays the type of Output selected. Assigned To Displays location of Output in the Navigation pane. Conneclion Displays the connection to which the Output is connected. Output Function Displays the Output details as reflected on the screen, for example, Bells. Options Send state changes to Monhoring Station II P is checked. state changes made on Output will be sent to the Monitoring Station and Journal. Send state changes to journal Read•ony field. By default, it is checked. Note: If 'Send state changes to Monitoring Station" is unchecked, "Send slate changes to journal" will be enabled. 7.4 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224339 Galaxy Output - Groups Tab Galaxy Output - Groups Tab Groups are used for organizing C•CURE 9000 objects and are created in the Configuration pane. You can configure groups of controllers, inputs, outputs and other hardware security objects. Click Add to add an object to the group. Adding Output to Group To Add an Output to Group from the Dynamic View 1. In the Navigation Pane of the Administration Station, click Hardware to open the Hardware pane. 2. Select Galaxy Input type from the Hardware pane drop-down list. 3. Click to open a Dynamic View showing all Galaxy Input objects. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 7.5 EFTA01224340 Galaxy Output - Groups Tab 4. Right-click Inputs in the list that you want to add to a group and select Add To Group from the context menu. The Galaxy Output Groups tab opens, as shown in Figure 7-2. Figure 7.2: Galaxy Output Groups Tab liers 'Oxon:02 100181 Drocrorei P (not 4sesel Ovid. I Stan I Slate mot. I 0 DA1vO. ,41 cohrni 14/, 9rouo by hen 5. Click Save and Close to save the configuration. 7.6 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224341 Galaxy Output - Status Tab Galaxy Output - Status Tab The Galaxy Output Status tab lists the Dynamic Status of the Galaxy Outputs. As shown in Figure 7-3, the Galaxy Output Status tab provides read-only status information about the Galaxy Output. Figure 7-3: Galaxy Output Status Tab Table 6-2 describes the fields on the Galaxy Output Status tab. Table 7-2: Galaxy Output • Status Tab Fields Value Definition Active Status Unknown The Output is unknown. Active The Output is active. Inactive The Output is in inactive state. Disabled The Output is disabled. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 7.7 EFTA01224342 Galaxy Output - State Images Tab Galaxy Output - State Images Tab The Galaxy Output State Images tab provides a means to change the default images used to indicate Galaxy Output states. See Figure 7-4. State images on the Monitoring Station for Galaxy Output are displayed according to the priority list as follows. 1. Unknown 2. Active 3. Flashing (Note: Not applicable) 4. Inactive 5. Disabled Figure 7-4: Galaxy Output • State Images Tab liniselOon 104.2103241100.101 0-461 Fad °woof awed skoa w••••*- A 7.8 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224343 Galaxy Output - State Images Tab Customizing Galaxy Output State Images To Customize Galaxy Output State Images 1. From the Galaxy Output State images tab, as shown in Figure 7-4 on page 7-8, double-click the existing image. A Windows Open dialog box appears, allowing you to browse for a folder in which you have placed the replacement images. 2. Select the replacement image, and click Open to replace the default image with this image. 3. Click Save and Close to save the new configuration after replacing the image. 4. To restore the default image, right-click on the new image and select Restore Default. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 7.9 EFTA01224344 Accessing Galaxy Output Manual Action Accessing Galaxy Output Manual Action To Access the Galaxy Output Manual Action 1. Right-click on the Output configuration for which you want to perform the Manual Action as shown in Figure 7-5 on page 7-10 Rgure 74: Access the Galaxy Output Manual Actions ns, NOTE - Icaq wait dO inn TN* Smith Own Conaficalos Co n • 0 Galaxy Coracle • 0 ISO Ili' Pats 5 Pounce Amu • O, 0.epAs ,t, OuwiC01 Ovize1002.F4 A Options • Sob Caid Ftwauts as Kent Oata Mews Vies Penoseel vf An" se Zan Conliporatica Dl a, • Delete set most" add to gap ['put sdeQlm.. T do ar.tot red kkinat . Adfoate Coact, xe J The context-menu gives you two choices to perform the manual action, activate and deactivate Output. To activate the output, select the Activate option and to deactivate the output select Deactivate option. Two messages are displayed in the Monitoring Station whenever Manual Action is performed on Galaxy Output group. 7-10 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224345 8 Galaxy Secondary Devices This chapter describes the secondary devices that can be connected to a Galaxy Controller and provides instructions how to use the available tabs like Inputs, Outputs, Status and State Images. This chapter covers ♦ Overview 8-2 ♦ Galaxy Secondary Devices - General Tab 8-3 ♦ Galaxy Secondary Devices - Inputs Tab 8-5 ♦ Galaxy Secondary Devices - Outputs Tab 8-7 ♦ Galaxy Secondary Devices - Status Tab 8-9 ♦ Galaxy Secondary Devices - State Images Tab 8-10 ♦ Customizing Galaxy Secondary Device State Images 8-11 Galaxy Controller integration User Guide 8.1 EFTA01224346 Overview Overview You can connect the following secondary devices to the Galaxy Controller: 1. Remote Input Output (RIO) 2. Radio Frequency Remote Input Output (RE-RIO) Each RIO supports eight Inputs and four Outputs. Each RE-RIO supports up to 32 RF Inputs and four outputs. 8.2 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224347 Galaxy Secondary Devices - General Tab Galaxy Secondary Devices - General Tab As shown in Figure 8-1, the Galaxy Secondary Device General tab lets you see information related to Galaxy Secondary Devices. Figure 8-1: Galaxy Secondary Device - General Tab "en. W® D•toolen Gni, I Na, I Ottp.aiI Yam 1 Sule naps I Bead Loc.:. Cord" I1B2 Dina Minix. I1B2 Dorn We A A Table 84 describes the fields on the Galaxy Secondary Device General tab. Table 8-1: Galaxy Secondary Device - General Tab Fields Descriptions Name Displays the name of the Galaxy Secondary Device. Description Enter a general description about the Galaxy Secondary Device. Board Location Controller Displays the Controller name. Device Number Displays the Secondary Device address. Device info Device Type Displays the type of device connected to the Controller. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 8-3 EFTA01224348 Galaxy Secondary Devices - General Tab Note: Secondary Devices are displayed under Secondary Device tab, only when the Galaxy Controller is synchronized with C• CURE 9000. 8-4 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224349 Galaxy Secondary Devices Inputs Tab Galaxy Secondary Devices - Inputs Tab The Galaxy Secondary Device Inputs tab displays the number of Inputs in a RIO connected to the Galaxy Controller. As shown in Figure 8-2, the Galaxy Secondary Device Inputs tab lets you see information related to Galaxy Secondary Device Inputs. Figure 84: Galaxy Secondary Device • Inputs Tab Lai." l•Vcadaty Ovv. r VIM Core blow i Coto444.. Gnu, 1,01n I *Mon Sue. bit SW* feell V. crelle meal Lau. a Voss Eat 7.4449.77 Ind I«nl I e21 pP levol4any1021a0102402 1022 17 PIR14mtnaRecvn1022R10102.142 1023 V PM Moor* Fban10274110102102 1024 MR Tem 194.4y1014-7101024112 1015 17 RP Pen Ers•41CCS.4110102102 1026 1RVse Cone10.264001024.2 1027 17 FIR La. lock 1027a(1102412 10213 P FIR 1141011311011124112 Table 7-2 describes the fields on the Galaxy Secondary Device Inputs Tab. Table 9.2: Galaxy Secondary Device - Inputs Tab Field Definition Inputs Create all Inputs Click this button to configure all the inputs under the Galaxy Secondary Device. Delete all Inputs Click this button to delete all the inputs under the Galaxy Secondary Device. Note: The clear check box icon means that all the Galaxy Secondary Device are to be deleted from C•CURE 9000. Galaxy Controller integration User Guide 8.5 EFTA01224350 Galaxy Secondary Devices - Inputs Tab Table 8.2: Galaxy Secondary Device - Inputs Tab, continued Field Definition Edit Click this button to edit the device settings. Index Displays the Index number of the device. Configured Displays whether the device is configured or not. Input Displays the list of Inputs under this device. Template Displays the template name chosen if you select New Template in the initial Galaxy Controller creation. 8-6 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224351 Galaxy Secondary Devices - Outputs Tab Galaxy Secondary Devices - Outputs Tab The Galaxy Secondary Device Output tab displays the number of Outputs in a RIO. As shown in Figure 8-3, the Galaxy Secondary Device Outputs tab lets you see the information related to Galaxy Secondary Device Outputs. Figure 8.3: Galaxy Secondary Device - Outputs Tab apros:1Oos* Nat IR01W IW 080:80o1 G am' kw. we. Isum I stems. l pogo, A .jeate o. is Delete al Wats kdo Cord‘*1 Ni.. p a 0 44,20021 1.80102 1.82 P. LEO $.801182R30102 182 .188•SilO.83R10102 182 P lit,284102•141110102 182 Table 7-3 describes the fields on the Galaxy Secondary Device Outputs Tab. Table 8-3: Galaxy Secondary Device - Outputs Tab Field Definition Outputs Create all outputs Click this button to configure all the Outputs under the Galaxy Secondary Device. Delete all outputs Edit Click this button to delete all Outputs under the Galaxy Secondary Device. Note: The clear check box icon means that all the Galaxy Main Board inputs are to be deleted from CCURE 9000. Click this button to edit the device settings. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 8.7 EFTA01224352 Galaxy Secondary Devices - Outputs Tab Table 8-3: Galaxy Secondary Device Outputs Tab, continued Field Definition Index Displays the Index number of the device. Configured Displays whether the device is configured or not. Name Displays the name of the device. Template Displays the template name chosen if you select New Template in the initial Galaxy Controller creation. 8.8 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224353 Galaxy Secondary Devices - Status Tab Galaxy Secondary Devices - Status Tab As shown in Figure 8-4, the Galaxy Secondary Device Status tab provides read-only status information about the Galaxy Secondary device connected to the Controller. Figure 84: Galaxy Secondary Device - Status Tab Table 7-2 describes the fields on the Galaxy Secondary Device Status tab. Table 84: Galaxy Secondary Device • Status Tab Field Value Definition Module Status Normal The Module is normal. Unknown The Module is unknown. Tamper The Module is in a tampered state. Trouble The Module Is in a troubled state. Module Missing The Module Is missing. Module Restore The Module has been restored. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 8.9 EFTA01224354 Galaxy Secondary Devices - State Images Tab Galaxy Secondary Devices - State Images Tab The Galaxy Secondary Device State images tab, as shown in Figure 8-5, provides a means to change the default images that indicate Galaxy Devices states. State images on the Monitoring Station for the Galaxy Secondary Devices are displayed according to the priority list, as follows: 1. Unknown 2. Tamper 3. Normal 4. Trouble 5. Module Restored 6. Module Missing Figure 8-5: Galaxy Secondary Device - State Images Tab 8-10 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224355 Galaxy Secondary Devices - State Images Tab Customizing Galaxy Secondary Device State Images To Customize Galaxy Secondary Device State Images 1. From the Galaxy Secondary Device State images tab, as shown in Figure 8-5 on page 8-10, double-click the existing image. A Windows Open dialog box appears, allowing you to browse for a folder in which you have placed the replacement images. 2. When you locate the replacement image, select it and click Open to replace the default image with this image. 3. To restore the default image, right-click on the new image and select Restore Default. 4. Click Save and Close to save the configuration after editing the Galaxy state images. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 8.11 EFTA01224356 Galaxy Secondary Devices - State Images Tab 8-12 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224357 9 Galaxy User This chapter provides information about the users configured in Galaxy Controller. This chapter covers ♦ Overview 9-2 ♦ Galaxy User- General Tab 9-3 Galaxy Controller integration User Guide 9.1 EFTA01224358 Overview Overview The Galaxy Controller allows you to maintain the users who can log into the system. You cannot create any user from C•CURE 9000. Users can be edited using the Keypad. Once the Galaxy Controller is synchronized with C•CURE 9000, all the configured users are listed under Users in Navigation pane. You can assign C•CURE 9000 personnel to Galaxy users: Click to assign the existing C•CURE 9000 Personnel to Galaxy User. Four roles are system-configured users out of the maximum number of users in the Galaxy Controller: 1. Engineer 2. Manager 3. Author 4. Remote Note: Besides the system users of the Galaxy Controller, only those users ('User Name' parameter) that are modified using the Galaxy keypad are displayed in C• CURE 9000. Supported Galaxy Dimension panel models are: Table 9-1: Panel Details Version Number of Users supported GD -46 V 6.10, 6.50 100 GD•96 V 6.70 250 GD-264 V 6.70 999 GD•520 V 6.70 999 9.2 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224359 Galaxy User- General Tab Galaxy User- General Tab See Figure 9-1 for the Galaxy User General tab. Figure 9-1: Galaxy User General Tab Table 8-1 provides the Galaxy User General tab definitions. Table 9.2: Galaxy User General Tab Fields Descriptions Name Displays the name of the Galaxy User. Description Enter a general description about the Galaxy User. User Info User Number Number to Identify User. C•CURE Personnel Click J to open the C•CURE 9000 Personnel list. Select a C•CURE 9000 Personnel as the object of this action. Controller Galaxy Controller where the user Is configured. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 9.3 EFTA01224360 Galaxy User- General Tab 9.4 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224361 10 Event and Action This chapter provides basic information about Event and Action and how to configure an action. This chapter covers ♦ Overview 10-2 ♦ Galaxy Actions 10-3 ♦ Galaxy Arm Intrusion Area 10-4 ♦ Galaxy Disarm Intrusion Area 10-6 ♦ Galaxy Bypass Input 10-7 ♦ Galaxy Reset Input 10-8 ♦ Galaxy Activate Output 10-9 ♦ Galaxy Deactivate Output 10-10 ♦ Galaxy Synchronize 10-11 ♦ Actions and Target Object 10-12 Galaxy Controller integration User Guide 10.1 EFTA01224362 Overview Overview In the C • CURE 9000 and Galaxy integration system, you can also use an event as a trigger object. Events are components of the C•CURE 9000 Administration system programmable by the user. For information about how to configure an event, see the C•CURE 9000 Software Configuration Guide. Actions are objects invoked by an event. Except for actions in the C•CURE 9000 system, the integration system also provides some pre-defined actions for you to configure an event. 10-2 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224363 Galaxy Actions Galaxy Actions See Figure 104 for the available Galaxy actions: • Galaxy Ann Intrusion Area • Galaxy Disarm Intrusion Area • Galaxy Bypass Input • Galaxy Reset Input • Galaxy Activate Output • Galaxy Deactivate Output • Galaxy Synchronize Figure 104: Galaxy Action List O k,4 t&dpose : sem en, Mn erg f r — a•secic, iReerove R40:0 Nntat D. we wont teethes nest u•sP.14 Nye naiad ko GY %b plexeus dap fi.stlef Ginn' Om". I memo. ALIOI I Anti CCAtenkn I a.dd..dldelleelcNl 010,041 SS. SON I Adel, y I Gaia, >err re,..co area r I rtalan 04•ftlfera:an Ana an S ,Lard(iypo Ito/ Re:0 Pa/ Al ..tsce LI Pumice,' Cm Gay ItiMentime• I Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 10.3 EFTA01224364 Galaxy Actions Table 10-1 describes the fields on the Galaxy Event Action tab. Table 10-1: Galaxy Action List Field Description Action Displays a drop•down list of available actions for Galaxy Controller. The selected action is displayed in the field at the bottom of the screen. Details Displays the details of the selected action, as displayed in the field Resettable Click this check box to make the selected action resettable. Galaxy Arm Intrusion Area When you select Galaxy - Arm Galaxy Intrusion Area in the Action drop￾down list, the related field and pane appear, as shown in Figure 10-2. Figure 10-2: Galaxy Arm Intrusion Area - Action Tab Intl • •ernote Repo,l Rewks d Yr, hew IR...ft.P..0.n Rem, Q00:Cdta I The evert overawes its*. team iruAki that ire,e rnxid010, daiOn 10 >e m„ day P LAWS 6,„„n d one. I memos Ada., I Awn' CMG. amai I PK sOnd Lo2 •••=u9“ I Gina I sw* skin 861 **ens* bite y 'Gob. Imuscn Area DSOs Attest, r &kw blorlathata 2182 10-4 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224365 Galaxy Actions Table 10-2 describes the Galaxy Arm Intrusion Area field on the Action tab. Table 10.2: Galaxy Arm Intrusion Area • Action Tab Field Description Galaxy Intrusion Area Click to open the Galaxy Intrusion Area list. Select an Intrusion Area as the object of this action. Galaxy Controller integration User Guide 10.5 EFTA01224366 Galaxy Actions Galaxy Disarm Intrusion Area When you select Galaxy - Disarm Galaxy Intrusion Area in the Action drop￾down list, the related field and pane appear, as shown in Figure . Figure 10-3: Galaxy Disarm Intrusion Area - Action Tab Irmird ClOn e Sere CM Mell lin frterna, Rector ReaAt anerOWN Im ••••• th reinasti t I wa• nlikedkedit/Oeta peed A P6 Gard I Oset I Miaow Ms Paso Ccalimalon I Saul Loa Midair I &ups I Stab Se I "add **amen eam y I Gamy • Duos IMAMAges tw (*Oa r &lap Intaudan ana Itiraran se>13-1e2 Table 10-3 describes Galaxy Disarm Intrusion Area field on the Action tab Table 10.3: Galaxy Disarm Intrusion Area • Action Tab Field Description Click ••• Ito open the Galaxy Intrusion Area list. Soled an Intrusion Area as the object of this action. Galaxy Intrusion Area 10-6 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224367 Galaxy Actions Galaxy Bypass Input When you select Galaxy Bypass Input in the Action drop-down list, the related field and pane appear, as shown in Figure 10-4. Figure 10-4: Galaxy Bypass Input -Action Tab W10,ece4Cbse ' • boys-411ft tttr Woe Revel RevAs • Dawson •e e.tri not-.e1 °bidets .11XOfebAs IN ve• nab td la doiren Ii oc.cui dot J :J Enobhd Geri 1 00ov I Menge, AnA I • PAY... Mb , iJmi A.A.t ' 9 ,5n - P,•redlsi ' I 6.0,e* I St•aeri feNi flereta Ifibusonavn•101:Ali•181 r M ina Iltinity,•00021:111:0181 Table 10-4 describes the Galaxy Bypass Input field on the Action Tab. Table 10.4: Galaxy Bypass Input - Action Tab Field Description Galaxy Input Click I to open the Galaxy Input list. Select a Galaxy Input as the object of this action. Galaxy Controller.Integration User Guide 10.7 EFTA01224368 Galaxy Actions Galaxy Reset Input When you select Galaxy - Reset Input in the Action drop-down list, the related field and pane appears, as shown in Figure 10-5. Figure 10-5: Galaxy Reset Input • Action Tab (Vele • Peen/ere Report Reeed Illy q e c Sr* 4n1•091 Nene IPA.. P.c.,* Rauh Deiocisn / he teen *none Menke ref./ yere net. 01440, /C. P.I.Itto de P Etabled Greg,' 00... I Ilegsspea Ack. I Mutt Cartqats3n I PietkineclloalAnwei I Groat I Sate semi • •rod • • e.o.m. Acta Oda ■ Ga.. Irak ISMUICIN roiel0503 Olfb Table 10-5 describes the Galaxy Reset Input field on the Action Tab. Table 10.5: Galaxy Reset Input • Action Tab Field Description Galaxy Input Click to open the Galaxy Input list. Select a Galaxy Input as the object of this action. 10-8 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224369 Galaxy Actions Galaxy Activate Output When you select Activate Output in the Action drop-down list, the related field and pane appears, as shown in Figure 10-6. Figure 10-6: Galaxy Activate Output • Action Tab Writ Ikme.. Repat Remit Iancrt/loi 0* even mass Mode* *Ka Ness the ....flys b la *Yen le ova ,* P &Wed (wog I OSNI I Man"' Ado' I Amin Ctn.:m.0m Prefogrel Log metaget l Goo, I Sw. op. I .. 6d .._ Oarn floIatt floteNth pi A.* -VC Cut° Okapi lOi.lp41014a00lill Table 10-6 describes the Galaxy Output field on the Action Tab. Table 10-6: Galaxy Activate Output • Action Tab Field Description Output Click to open the Activate Output list. Select a Galaxy Output as the object of this action. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 10.9 EFTA01224370 Galaxy Actions Galaxy Deactivate Output When you select Deactivate Output in the Action drop-down list, the related field and pane appears, as shown in Figure 10-7. Figure 10-7: Galaxy Deactivate Output • Action Tab I vent Itt.move Report RtIal• Flt th ee and Owe 4C, Sere and het Urt IRe.ove Rtcoi Reels DOOMS I I he tree. *now.. obstinnoolys.lssw 1.119 1.14.0001 ilietert las [flu, 6. F tRYO Gomel I Open I Mower Acta Pass ColosalenI !Wined Loa message I G•c.c. I S,4ie .4* , I "a IP "'Oran gam Gar Renatle PI Nunn. OATI Ourpt tOisp..101.al00.101 Table 10-7 provides Action Tab-Galaxy Output definitions. Table 10.7: Galaxy Deactivate Output - Action Tab Field Description Output Click ••• Ito open the Output list. Select a Galaxy Output as the object of this action. 10-10 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224371 Galaxy Actions Galaxy Synchronize When you select Galaxy Synchronize in the Action drop-down list, the related fields and pane appear, as shown in Figure 10-8. Figure 103: Galaxy Synchronize - Action Tab .11 veld ROMOVC Report Rettilt • kale", end OM USIn**14 *ft Wes QaapYA IlencrieReixd Rem', nn 'me, gabby*. *K AM min int Mt wog, owbbiled %Mon toi pavan dai &Sod Grand 0ptons Me3sepe3 ACtel I Attest CalKosaito I Predefined Log Menage, I Grown Stye algal • Scfd a.Rono,t Acbon tp GNsry Setwate Garr Cowry Deb* A zi Resenglo ■ r 181 Table 10-8 provides Action tab Galaxy Synchronize definitions. Tat* 10-8: Galaxy Synchronize - Action Tab Field Galaxy Controller Description Click Ito open the Galaxy Controller list. Select a Galaxy Controller as the object of this action. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 10.11 EFTA01224372 Galaxy Actions Actions and Target Object Table 10-9 provides descriptions of the Action and its Target Object respectively. Table 10.9: Actions and Target Object Action Target Object Explanation Galaxy - Arm Galaxy Intrusion The configured event will arm the Intrusion Area Intrusion Area Area and the Galaxy Inputs are assigned to the Intrusion Area. Galaxy • Bypass Input Galaxy Input To bypass the Input. Galaxy • Disarm Intrusion Area Galaxy Intrusion Area The configured event will disarm the IMrusion area and the Galaxy Inputs assigned to the Intrusion Area. Galaxy • Reset Input Galaxy Input To reset the Input. Galaxy • Synchronize Galaxy Controller To synchronize the Controller with CCURE 9000. Activate Output Galaxy Output To activate the output. Deactivate Output Galaxy Output To deactivate the output. 10-12 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224373 11 Troubleshooting This chapter helps to resolve the problems occurred in C •CURE 9000 Galaxy Integration software product. This chapter covers ♦ Troubleshooting 11-2 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 11.1 EFTA01224374 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Problem 1: Galaxy inputs (0011 to 0018) cannot be enabled if it is disabled. Solution 1: Perform the following steps: 1. Select Galaxy Controller and right click. 2. Click Edit 3. Select required input in disable state(0011 to 0018) 4. Uncheck to disable 5. Repeat 1 to 4 to check Problem 2: Access to Common Objects privilege Solution 2: Perform the following steps: 1. Open the editor for Access to Common Objects for the partition containing the hardware objects. 2. Use Create Copy button to create a new Privilege. This one will have the Permission Specifies for all the classes shown in the editor. 3. Set the Privileges as desired for the 3rd party classes, including Exception objects. 4. Assign the newly created Privilege to the Operator. 5. Remove the intrinsic Access to Common Objects for the partition from the Operator. 11.2 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224375 Troubleshooting Problem 3: ■ Zone Names and Zone-Area Mapping are reflected wrongly after synchronization ■ Some of the input status not updated in C• CURE 9000. Solution 3: Install Galaxy Controller driver compatible with this C•CURE 9000 release and perform the following steps: 1. Select the Galaxy Controller and right-click. 2. Choose Synchronize from the context menu. 3. In the Galaxy-Synchronize pop up window select Save and Close. After synchronization completes, synchronization status of the panel will be "Finished Synchronizing". Obtain an Audit Report during the period of the re-synchronization process. The audit logs will indicate the following: Observation 1: Before re-synchronization Input/Output which is existing on the Panel is not seen on the C•CURE 9000 After re-synchronization missing input/output gets created in C•CURE 9000. Newly created inputs/outputs can be traced using Audit Log. The operator can configure necessary events and triggers on the newly created Inputs/Outputs. Observation 2: Before re-synchronization Input/Output is not existing on the Galaxy Controller panel, but is visible in C•CURE 9000. After re- synchronization completes, the name of specific input/output existing in C•CURE 9000 but not on the panel, gets prepended with "Unavailable" keywords. The affected inputs/outputs can be tracked using Audit Log. The operator has to run a query to filter for zones/outputs from the Audit Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 11.3 EFTA01224376 Troubleshooting Log, based on the "Unavailable" keyword to get the complete list of affected objects after re-synchronization. All the triggers, maps, journals associated with these objects will not be removed from the database. This will enable the operator to take backup or preserve them for historical reports. The operator is advised to remove these non-existent zones/outputs from C•CURE 9000 over a period of time. Observation 3: Before re-synchronization the name of the Input/Output is different in C • CURE 9000 than on the Galaxy Controller panel. This can happen if some inputs/outputs have got incorrectly configured and got interchanged with other inputs/outputs. After re-synchronization the specific inputs/outputs get renamed according to the name in the Panel. The change in names can be tracked using Audit Log.These specific inputs/outputs obtained through the Audit Log needs to be re-checked and configured for triggers, events and maps. Problem 4: Same alarm port is configured in multiple panels. The message, "Configuration error detected: Alarm port configured in panel with IP Address )0000000000a conflicts with panel 'YYYY'" is logged in monitoring station. Solution 4: This happens when one or more controllers are configured with same Alarm Reporting Port Number in Galaxy Controller. Change the Alarm Reporting Port Number. For more information, see,"Configure the Galaxy panel to receive the events"on page 3-3 Problem 5 Occasionally Area doesn't get Armed. 11.4 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224377 Troubleshooting Solution 5: This happens when Controller doesn't allow to Arm the Area if one or more inputs are not in normal condition. Check for the Input status present in that Area and restore the state of the Input to normal. OR This happens when multiple Areas are selected and manual action Arm/ Disarm is performed. In order to Arm/Disarm the Areas, it is recommended to add the Areas to a group and then perform Arm/ Disarm action on the group itself. Problem 6: Occasionally Panel does not connect. Solution 6: Check the following: ■ Check if configuration in controller is as mentioned in "Configuring Galaxy Dimension Panels"on page 3-2". ■ Check for firewall and ensure ports configured in controllers are allowed ■ Disable the panel in Co CURE 9000 and telnet to the panel on Command Port= 10001. Problem 7: Alarms are not received from Panel. Solution 7: Do the following 1. Check for firewall and ensure ports configured in controllers are allowed Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide 11.5 EFTA01224378 Troubleshooting 2. Check if configuration in controller is as mentioned in "Configuring Galaxy Dimension Panels"on page 3-2". Problem 8: How to capture logs for the Panel. Solution 8: Perform the following steps: 1. Navigate to \ Tyco \ Crossfire ServerComponents GalaxyConfiguration.xml. 2. Open GalaxyConfiguration.xml. 3. Change the default value of Logon from False to True. 4. Restart the driver. Now you can see the logs for the panel at the location, \ Tyco \ Crossfire ServerComponents GalaxyLog. Problem 9: Galaxy Controller is not communicating with Server after fail over to Backup or Disaster Recovery Node. Solution 9: If C•CURE 9000 is configured as 2 node EMC or Marathon setup and Nodes are configured in different subnet, it is recommended to configure Galaxy Controller with both Primary & Backup path each communicating with specific node. Galaxy Hardware supports only 2 communication paths (Primary Sr Secondary). In case of 3 node redundancy at least 2 nodes shall be on same subnet. 11.6 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224379 A Galaxy Journal Messages This chapter describes the customized Journal messages in the Galaxy integration panel. This chapter covers ♦ C•CURE 9000 Galaxy Integration Journal Messages A-2 ♦ Area Status in C•CURE 9000 A-6 ♦ Input Status in C•CURE 9000 A-8 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide Appendix A-1 EFTA01224380 C-CURE 9000-Galaxy Integration Journal Messages C•CURE 9000-Galaxy Integration Journal Messages Table A-1 lists the Journal Messages that can be reported by the Galaxy Integration products to the C•CURE 9000 database. Table A-1: Journal Messages Reported to C•CURE 9000 by Galaxy Integration Hardware Alarm Status Status Supervision Status Condition Monitoring Station/Journal Message CLOSED Normal Closed Loop Acknowledged and not omitted Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlamVSupervIsion status) will reflect in MS/Joumal OPEN Normal Open Loop Acknowledged Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlanWSupervIsion status) will reflect in MS/Joumal SHORT CIRCUIT Normal Tamper Acknowledged Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlanWSupervIsion status) will reflect in MS/Joumal OPEN CIRCUIT Normal Tamper Acknowledged Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlanWSupervIsion status) will reflect in MS/Joumal LOW RESISTANCE Normal Trouble Acknowledged Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlamVSupervIsion status) will reflect in MS/Joumal HIGH RESISTANCE Normal Trouble Acknowledged Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlamVSupervIsion status) will reflect in MS/Joumal MASKED Normal Zone Masked Acknowledged Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlanWSupervIsion status) will reflect in MS/Joumal FAULT Normal Zone Faulted Acknowledged Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlanWSupervIsion status) will reflect in MS/Joumal CLOSED Alarm Closed Loop Alarm Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlanWSupervIsion status) will reflect in MS/Joumal OPEN Alarm Open Loop Alarm Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlanWSupervIsion status) will reflect in MS/Joumal SHORT CIRCUIT Alarm Tamper Alarm Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlamVSupervision status) will reflect in MS/Joumal OPEN CIRCUIT Alarm Tamper Alarm Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlamVSupervIsion status) will reflect in MS/Joumal HIGH RESISTANCE Alarm Trouble Alarm Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlanWSupervIsion status) will reflect in MS/Joumal MASKED Alarm Zone Masked Alarm Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ Alarm/Supervision status) will reflect in MS/Joumal Appendix A•2 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224381 C-CURE 9000-Galaxy Integration Journal Messages Table A-1: Journal Messages Reported to C-CURE 9000 by Galaxy Integration, continued Hardware Status Alarm Status Supervision Status Condition Monitoring Station Journal Message FAULT Alarm Zone Faulted Alarm Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ Alarm/Supervision status) will reflect in MS/Journal CLOSED Normal Bypass Acknowledged and omitted Changes in any/combination of the stalus(Hardware/ AlamVSupervision status) will reflect in MS/Journal OPEN Normal Bypass Acknowledged Changes in any/combination of the stalus(Hardware/ AlamVSupervision status) will reflect in MS/Journal SHORT CIRCUIT Normal Bypass Acknowledged Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlamVSupervision status) will reflect in MS/Journal OPEN CIRCUIT Normal Bypass Acknowledged Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ Alarm/Supervision status) will reflect In MS/Journal LOW Normal RESISTANCE Bypass Acknowledged Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlamVSupervision status) will reflect in MS/Journal HIGH Normal RESISTANCE Bypass Acknowledged Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlamVSupervision status) will reflect in MS/Journal MASKED Normal Bypass Acknowledged Changes in any/combination of the stalus(Hardware/ AlamVSupervision status) will reflect in MS/Journal FAULT Normal Bypass Acknowledged Changes in any/combination of the stalus(Hardware/ AlamVSupervision status) will reflect in MS/Journal CLOSED Normal Suspended Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardwarel AlamVSupervision status) will reflect in MS/Journal OPEN Normal Suspended Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ Alarm/Supervision status) will reflect in MS/Journal SHORT CIRCUIT Normal Suspended Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlamVSupervision status) will reflect in MS/Journal OPEN Normal CIRCUIT Suspended Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ Alarm/Supervision status) will reflect in MS/Journal LOW Normal RESISTANCE Suspended Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlamVSupervision status) will reflect in MS/Journal HIGH Normal RESISTANCE Suspended Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ Alarm/Supervision status) will reflect in MS/Journal MASKED Normal Suspended Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ Alarm/Supervision status) will reflect in MS/Journal Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide Appendix A-3 EFTA01224382 C•CURE 9000-Galaxy Integration Journal Messages Table A-1: Journal Messages Reported to C-CURE 9000 by Galaxy Integration, continued Hardware Alarm Supervision Status Status Status Condition Monitoring Station.Journal Message FAULT Normal Suspended Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlamVSupervIsion status) will reflect in MS/Joumal CLOSED Normal SoakTest Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlanWSupervision status) will reflect in MS/Joumal OPEN Normal SoakTest Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ Alarm/Supervision status) will reflect in MS/Joumal SHORT CIRCUIT Normal SoakTest Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlanWSupervision status) will reflect in MS/Joumal OPEN CIRCUIT Normal SoakTest Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlanWSupervision status) will reflect in MS/Joumal LOW RESISTANCE Normal SoakTest Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlanWSupervIsion status) will reflect in MS/Joumal HIGH RESISTANCE Normal SoakTest Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlanWSupervIsion status) will reflect in MS/Joumal MASKED Normal SoakTest Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlanWSupervision status) will reflect in MS/Joumal FAULT Normal SoakTest Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlanWSupervision status) will reflect in MS/Joumal CLOSED Normal Reset Reset manual action from C•CURE Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ Alarm/Supervision status) will reflect in MS/Joumal OPEN Normal Reset Reset manual action from C•CURE Changes In any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlanWSupervision status) will reflect in MS/Joumal SHORT CIRCUIT Normal Reset Reset manual action from C•CURE Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlanWSupervision status) will reflect in MS/Joumal OPEN CIRCUIT Normal Reset Reset manual action from C•CURE Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ Alarm/Supervision status) will reflect in MS/Joumal LOW RESISTANCE Normal Reset Reset manual action from C•CURE Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ PJarm/SupervIsion status) will reflect in MS/Journal Appendix A4 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224383 C•CURE 9000-Galaxy Integration Journal Messages Table A•1: Journal Messages Reported to C•CURE 9000 by Galaxy Integration, continued Hardware Status Alarm Status Supervision Status Condition Monitoring Station/Journal Message HIGH RESISTANCE Normal Normal Normal I Reset Reset Reset manual action from C•CURE Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardware/ AlarnVSupenAsion status) will reflect in MS/Journal MASKED Reset manual action from C•CURE Changes in any/combination of the stalus(Hardware/ AlarnVSupervision status) will reflect in MS/Journal FAULT Reset i Reset manual action from C•CURE Changes in any/combination of the status(Hardvrare/ AlarnVSupenrision status) will reflect in MS/Journal When an area is disarmed and the zone under that area is bypassed, Supervision status of that zone is reset. Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide Appendix A•5 EFTA01224384 Area Status in C•CURE 9000 Area Status in C•CURE 9000 Fable A-2 describes the Area Status in C•CURE 9000. Table A-2: Area Status In C•CURE 9000 Property Value Status Message Mode status Arm Armed When the area is armed. Disarm Disarmed Forced km Armed Unset Disarmed Set Armed Setting Sailing Suspend Suspend Part Set and Unset Part Set and Unset Part Set and Setting Pan Set and Sang Part Set and Suspend Pan Set and Suspend Part Set and Set Pan Set and Set Part Set and Unsetting Part Set and Unseating Alarm and Unset Alarm and Unset Alarm and Setting Alarm and Setting Alarm and Suspend Alarm and Suspend Alarm and Set Alarm and Set Alarm and Unsetting Alarm and Unsetting Appendix A.6 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224385 Area Status in C-CURE 9000 Table A-2: Area Status in C -CURE 9000, continued Property Value System and Unset System and Setting System and Suspend System and Set System and Unsetting PA Alarm and Unset PA Alarm and Setting PA Alarm and Suspend PA Alarm and Sel PA Alarm and Unsettling Tamper and Unset Tamper and Seeing Tamper and Suspend Tamper and Set Tamper and Unsetting Part Set and Alarm Part Set and PA Alarm Part Set and System Pan Set and Tamper Alarm and PA Alarm Alarm and System Alarm and Tamper System and PA Alarm System and Tamper Status System and Unset System and Setting System and Suspend System and Set System and Unseeing PA Alarm and Unset PA Alarm and Setting PA Alarm and Suspend PA Alarm and Set PA Mann and Unsetting Tamper and Unset Tamper and Setting Tamper and Suspend Tamper and Set Tamper and Unsetting Part Set and Alarrn Pan Set and PA Alarm Pan Set and System Pan Set and Tamper Mann and PA Alarm Alarm and System Alarm and Tamper System and PA Alarm System and Tamper Message Galaxy Controller Integration Us« Guide Appendix A•7 EFTA01224386 Input Status in C•CURE 9000 Input Status in C•CURE 9000 The priority of icons displayed for galaxy inputs in C•CURE 9000 is as follows: 1. Disabled 2. Alarm 3. Bypass 4. Active/Inactive 5. Supervision Status 6. Open/closed 7. Unknown In the Table A-3 active status is shown in alarm and tamper conditions. It is possible that Galaxy Input can be in multiple states (Example: Alarmed and Open) and since only one icon can be shown in C•CURE 9000 at a time. Active/Inactive icon takes priority over Open/Closed this might not display according to Table A-3. Active/ Inactive status is displayed only for the conditions displayed in the Table A-3. See "Galaxy Input" on page 5-1. Table A-3 describes the Input Status in C•CURE 9000. Status Closed Open Short Circuit Open Circuit I Low Resistance Table A4: Input Status in C•CURE 9000 Input Status in C • CURE 9000 Active Status Hardware Status Alarm Status Supervision Status Status Image Inactive Closed Normal Normal Closed Loop Inactive Active Open Open Loop Active Active Short Circuit Normal Tamper Active Active Open Circuit Normal Normal Tamper Trouble Active Active Low Resistance Active Appendix A4 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224387 Input Status in C•CURE 9000 Table A-3: Input Status in C•CURE 9000. continued Status Input Status in C•CURE 9000 Active Status Hardware Status Alarm Status Supervision Status Status Image High Resistance Active High Resistance I Normal Trouble Active Masked Active Masked Normal Zone Masked Active Fault Active Fault Normal Zone Faulted Active Alarmed Active Closed Alarm Closed Loop Active Alarmed and Open Active Open Alarm Open Loop Active Alarmed and Short Circuited Active Short Circuit Alarm Tamper Active Alarmed and Open Circuited Active Open Circuit Alarm Tamper Active Alarmed And Low Resistance Active Low Resistance Alarm Trouble Active Alarmed And High Resistance Active High Resistance Alarm Trouble Active Alarmed And Masked Active Masked Alarm Zone Masked Active Alarmed And Faulted Active Fault Alarm Zone Fasted Active Omitted Inactive Closed Normal Bypass Bypass Omitted and Open Inactive Open Normal Bypass Bypass Omitted and Short Circuited Inactive Short Circuit Normal Bypass Bypass Omitted and Open Circuited Inactive Open Circuit Normal Bypass Bypass Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide Appendix A•9 EFTA01224388 Input Status in C•CURE 9000 Table A-3: Input Status in C•CURE 9000. continued Input Status in C • CURE 9000 Status Supervision Active Status Hardware Status Alarm Status Status Status Image Omitted and Inactive Low Resistance Normal Bypass Bypass Low Resistance Omitted and Normal Bypass Bypass High Resistance Inactive Nigh Resistance Omitted and Masked Inactive Masked Normal Bypass Bypass Omitted and Faulted Inactive Fault Norval Bypass Bypass Suspended Inactive Closed Normal Suspended Inactive Suspended and Open Inactive Open Normal Suspended Inactive Suspended and Short Circuited Inactive Short Circuit Normal Suspended Inactive Suspended and Open Circuited Inactive Open Circuit Normal Suspended Inactive Suspended and Low Resistance Inactive Low Resistance Normal Suspended Inactive Suspended and High Resistance Inactive High Resistance Normal Suspended Inactive Suspended and Masked Inactive Masked Normal Suspended Inactive Suspended and Faulted Inactive Fault Normal Suspended Inactive Soak Test Inactive Closed Normal Soak Test Inactive Soak Test and Open Inactive Open Normal Soak Test Inactive Appendix A•10 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224389 Input Status in C•CURE 9000 Table A•3: Input Status in C•CURE 9000, continued Status Input Status in C • CURE 9000 Active Status Hardware Status Alarm Status Supervision Status Status Image Soak Test and Short Circuited Inactive Short Circuit Normal Soak Test inactive Soak Test and Open Circuited Inactive Open Circuit Normal Soak Test Inactive Soak Test and Low Resistance Inactive Low Resistance Normal Soak Test Inactive Soak Test and High Resistance Inactive High Resistance Normal Soak Test Inactive Soak Test and Masked Inactive Masked Normal Soak Test Inactive Soak Test and Faulted Inactive Fault Normal Soak Test Inactive SoakTest, Omitted and Closed Inactive Closed Normal Bypass Inactive Soak Test_Omitted and Open Inactive Open Normal Bypass Inactive Soak Test_Omitted and Short Circuited Inactive Short Circuit Normal Bypass Inactive Soak Test_Omined and Open Circuited Inactive Open Circuit Normal Bypass Inactive Soak Test_Omined and Low Resistance Inactive Low Resistance Normal Bypass Inactive Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide Appendix A•11 EFTA01224390 Input Status in C•CURE 9000 Table A-3: Input Status in C•CURE 9000. continued Input Status in C• CURE 9000 Status Supervision Active Status Hardware Status Alarm Status Status Status Image Soak Inactive High Resistance Normal Bypas.., Inactive Test_Omined and High Resistance Soak Inactive Masked Normal Bypass Inactive Test_Omined and Masked Soak Inactive Fault Normal SoakTest and Inactive Test_Omitted and Faulted Omitted Appendix A•12 Galaxy Controller integration User Guide EFTA01224391 C Index A Actions and Target 9,3 Activate/Deactivate 1-3 Administration Workstation 2-3 Advanced Processing Controller 4-5 Alarm Reporting P ort 3-8 Alarm Set, Unset 3-2 Area configuration 1.3 Area part-set manual actions 10-2 Area Status A-5 Arm /Disarm 1-2, 1.3, 4-5, 10-2 B Bypass Inputs 1-2 C • CURE 9000 Galaxy Controller Integration Architecture 1-4 Overview 1-2 C • CURE 9000 Licensing utility 2-3 C • CURE 9000 Monitoring Station 1-2 C • CURE 9000 Personnel list 8-3 Communication Fail 3-10 Connected Program 2-5, 2-6 Crossfire server 2-2, 2-9 D Database Dropping Tables 2-12, 243 Installation 2-4 Oracle 2-4 Server 2-7 Dummy Secondary Device 10-2 E Event Messages 1-2, 14 Event Status Area 1-2 Events 3-2, 9-2, 10-2 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide Index-1 EFTA01224392 Index F Fire and Panic Alarms 1-2 G Galaxy 8-2 Galaxy Activate Output 9-8 Galaxy Arm Intrusion Area 94 Galaxy Bypass Input 9-6 Galaxy Control Panel 1-2 Galaxy Controller Accessing 34 Adding to Group 344 Configuring 3-3 Defining Trigger 342 Deleting 3-5 General Tab 3-7 Groups 3-14 3-9 Removing Trigger 3-13 Server, Client 2-2 State Images Tab 348 Status Tab 346 System-Configured Users 8-2 Galaxy Controller folder 2-2 Galaxy Controller objects 3-5 Galaxy Disarm Intrusion Area 9-5 See also Galaxy Intrusion Area. Galaxy Input General Tab 4-3 State Images Tab 4-12 Status Tab 4-11 Triggers Tab 4-5 Galaxy Intrusion Area Groups Tab 5-9 Inputs Tab 54 State Images 5-11 Status Tab 5-8 Triggers Tab 5-5 See also Galaxy Disarm Intrusion Area. Galaxy Keypad 1-2, 8-2 Galaxy Output General Tab 6-3 Groups Tab 6-5 Status Tab 6-6 State Images Tab 6-7 Galaxy Reset Input 9-7 Galaxy Secondary Device Inputs Tab 74 Outputs Tab 7-5 State Images Tab 7-7 Galaxy Secondary Devices Status Tab 7-6 Galaxy Synchronize 9-9 Galaxy User General Tab 8-3 GalaxyController.exe 2-5, 2-6 Galaxy,Specific Actions 9-3 GD-48, GD-96, GD-264 1,3, 10-2 Input Configuring Triggers 4-5 Creating 3-9 Deleting 3-9 Input keyword 10-2 Input/Output 1-2, 3-2 Installation local computer 2-5 over network 2-5 Index-2 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224393 Index Intrusion Area 1-3 Intrusion Panel 3-2 Intrusion Zone 3-10 RIO 1-3 S Server Components 2-10 Setup program 2-6 Journal log 1-3 SQL Server 2005 2-4 Journal Messages A-Z 1.4 State Images 10-2 Supervision status A-5 M Synchronize 1-3, 3-4, 3-8, 9-9 3-9 Outputs 3-10 Monitoring Station 2-3, 3-2 N Networks Status 2-3 O Operating Systems 2-3 Port Alarm Reporting 3-3 R Remote Servicing Suite A-S RF RIO events 1-3 T Template 3.10 Trigger Header Outputs 10-3 Triggers tab 3-4 U User configuration 1.3 Windows firewall 2-3 permissions 2-4 Zone 1-2, 1-3, 3-2 Galaxy Controller integration User Guide Index-S EFTA01224394 Index Index-4 Galaxy Controller Integration User Guide EFTA01224395