3i Corporation Pegasus NX User manual

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Pegasus™ NX
User Manual | April 2013
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Table of Contents
Introduction ................................................................................................................1
Scope..............................................................................................................................................................1
Audience .........................................................................................................................................................1
Contact Information or Comments...................................................................................................................1
Text Conventions.............................................................................................................................................2
Overview ....................................................................................................................3
About the User Manual....................................................................................................................................3
What is Pegasus™ NX? ..................................................................................................................................3
Technical Specifications .............................................................................................4
How Does Pegasus™ NX Work? ................................................................................9
Pegasus™ NX Features............................................................................................10
Telephone Line Cut Off Detection..................................................................................................................10
Alarm Panel Return Cut Off Detection...........................................................................................................11
Cryptographic Data........................................................................................................................................11
Dual SIM Cards Support................................................................................................................................12
Fixed or Dynamic IP (DHCP).........................................................................................................................13
Internal Lithium-Polymer Battery....................................................................................................................13
Four Zone Inputs...........................................................................................................................................14
Three Programmable Open Collector Outputs...............................................................................................14
One Programmable SPDT Relay Output .......................................................................................................14
Dual Communication Channels .....................................................................................................................15
Serial Port......................................................................................................................................................15
Wi-Fi Connectivity..........................................................................................................................................16
Inexpensive Resource...................................................................................................................................17
GSM Antenna................................................................................................................................................17
Arm or Disarm Alarm Panel Remotely ...........................................................................................................18
Tamper Monitoring & Detection .....................................................................................................................18
Detection of Fixed Telephone Service Interruption ........................................................................................18
Maximum Alarm Panel Compatibility .............................................................................................................19

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USB Mini B Port.............................................................................................................................................19
Remote Configuration Alteration and Firmware Update.................................................................................19
Ethernet RJ45 LAN Port................................................................................................................................20
Customized Messages Related to Alarm Panel Events & Pegasus™ Occurrences.......................................20
Communication with Zeus™ Servers using Different Interfaces.....................................................................21
Device Status via ECO SMS..........................................................................................................................21
Anti-Sabotage Resource................................................................................................................................22
Firmware Update Over-the-Air.......................................................................................................................22
GSM Jammer ................................................................................................................................................22
How Does LEDs Work?.............................................................................................23
LEDs Description...........................................................................................................................................23
Troubleshooting Pegasus™ NX ...............................................................................26
Troubleshooting Instructions..........................................................................................................................26
Pegasus™ NX Doesn’t Turn ON....................................................................................................................26
GPRS Transmission Related Issues..............................................................................................................27
Pegasus™ NX Doesn’t Go Online by GPRS .................................................................................................28
Pegasus™ NX Doesn’t Go Online by GPRS/Ethernet ...................................................................................29
Pegasus™ NX Doesn’t Receive Events Sent by Alarm Panel .......................................................................30
Pegasus™ NX Doesn’t Initialize ....................................................................................................................32
Softwares Related to Pegasus™ NX ........................................................................34
Zeus™ Server ...............................................................................................................................................34
Pegasus™ Studio –Configuration Tool.........................................................................................................35
Remote Debugger.........................................................................................................................................36
Accessories ..............................................................................................................37
Pegasus™ CSD Receiver .............................................................................................................................37
Configuring/Monitoring Serial Cables.............................................................................................................37
Antennas.......................................................................................................................................................38
Appendix ..................................................................................................................39
Abbreviation ..................................................................................................................................................39

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Introduction
Scope
This User Manual is aimed in providing detailed information and complete listing as a reference to Pegasus™ NX and
troubleshoot related issues.
Audience
This User Manual is intended for end users who are not familiar with Pegasus™NX. Individuals involved in device
troubleshooting should read this user manual. The readers or end-users of this user manual should be familiar with the
Pegasus™ Studio - Configuration Tool and the Zeus™ Server.
Note:
To get information about the Pegasus™ Studio – Configuration Tool, refer the Pegasus™ Studio – User
Manual and the Pegasus™ Studio – Quick Start Manual.
To get information about the Zeus™Server, refer the Zeus Server –User Manual and the Zeus™ Server –
Quick Start Manual.
Contact Information or Comments
For general contact, technical support, questions or comments to report documentation errors and suggestions, contact
3i-Corporation Technical Writing Team.
Our aim is to make this user manual as helpful as possible. Keep us informed of your comments and suggestions for
improvements.
3i-Corporation appreciates feedback from the users of our information.
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Text Conventions
Begin Instruction:
To begin a procedure under any topic. Use a numbered list for points under procedure.
Note:
Provides a message or reminder related to a topic or section.
Warning:
Information provided under this section MUST be followed.
Several different sources of power can be connected to your Pegasus™ NX. Disconnect all sources of
power before servicing. Control units and associated equipments may be damaged by removing and/or
inserting sim cards, or interconnecting cables while the unit is energized.
DO NOT attempt to install, service, or operate this unit until this manual is read and understood.
Caution:
To ensure proper unit operation, this product must be tested in accordance with 3i-Corporation standards.
Reacceptance testing is required after any change, addition or deletion of unit components, or after any
modification, repair or adjustment to unit hardware or wiring.
Important:
Provides important information related to a topic or section.
Tip:
Provides advice or suggestion related to a topic or section.
Troubleshooting:
Provides information to troubleshoot or fix any Pegasus™ NX related issues or problems.

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Overview
About the User Manual
This User Manual is to describe the general information related to Pegasus™ NX along with technical specifications,
woking process of the device and how to troubleshoot it during any issue.
This User Manual also describes the various conditions and functionalities of LEDs.
What is Pegasus™ NX?
Pegasus™ NX Alarm Panel Communicator is an extremely compact, robust device in terms of communication interface
for Alarm Panels. It brings the most innovative and reliable technologies for data communication to the Fire and Intrusion
Alarm Panels prepared to operate only with conventional telephone lines.
The device acts as a communication gateway between the Alarm Panel, and the Monitoring Station and communicates
via GPRS, Wi-Fi, Ethernet, CSD, SMS and Free Call or Missed Call.
The device is fully compatiable with Alarm Panels that communicate using the Contact ID Protocol and provides high
speed, reliable and low cost communication options. It is like a modem attached to any Alarm System, following Contact
ID Protocol, that passes digital information to a 24/7 Alarm Receiving Center or Monitoring Station which is able to
respond to the received signal.
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Technical Specifications
Power Supply
1
Input
Voltage
Range
9VDC –15VDC
2
Maximum
Current
450mA
Battery
1
Battery
Type
Lithium-Polymer
Capacity: 2000mAh
2
Battery
Backup
Upto 6 hours depending on
network conditions
Processor
1
CPU
ARM 32bit Cortex-M3
2
Speed
32Mhz
Ethernet
1
Network
Standard
IEEE 802.3u compliant fast
ethernet
3
Ethernet
Cable
CAT5 MDI/MDI-X auto
crossover
2
Data Rate
Full Duplex, 10/100 Base
TX Ethernet PHY
4
Protocols
TCP/IP, UDP/IP
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GSM/GPRS
1
Modem
Quad-band EGSM 850 /
900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz
5
SIM Card
Holder
Dual SIM Support
2
Protocol
Support
TCP/IP or UDP/IP
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Antenna:
Impedance
50Ω
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Antenna
Type
External
Dipole Antenna Module
(DAM)
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Antenna:
Peak Gain
2.0 dBi
4
Antenna:
Frequency
Range
824-960MHz，1710-
2170MHz
8
Antenna:
Return Loss
-4.4 dB
Wi-Fi
1
Network
Standard
EEE 802.11 b, g, compliant.
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Security
Types
WPA, WPA2
2
Typical
WLAN
Sensitivity
88dBm at 8% PER, 11Mbps
-74dBm at 10% PER,
54Mbps
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Typical
WLAN
Transmit
Power
+19.5dBm at 11Mbps,
CCK (11b)
+15.0dBm at 54Mbps,
OFDM (11g)
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WLAN
Antenna:
Type
External
Dipole Antenna Module
(DAM)
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WLAN
Antenna:
Frequency
Range
2.4 - 2.5GHz
4
WLAN
Antenna:
Impedence
50 Ω
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WLAN
Antenna:
Return Loss
10 dB
5
WLAN
Antenna:
VSWR
2.0 Max
10
WLAN
Antenna:
Peak Gain
2.0 dBi

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Virtual Telephone Line Output
1
Constant
Current
Source for
Alarm Panel
25mA, 20V
Telephone Line Connection
1
Maximum
Telephone
Line Voltage
Detection
100VAC, 48VDC
2
Minimum
Telephone
Line Voltage
Detection
3VDC
PGMs
1
3 PGMs-
Open
Collector
Type
Supporting 300mA sink
current per PGM
2
1 PGM-
SPDT Relay
Supporting
125VAC/60VDC @2A
Zones
1
Number Of
Wired Zones
Two
3
Supporting
Modes
Single mode and Double
mode zone interfacing.
2
End of Line
Resistor
(EOLR)
1K, and 2.2K
Serial Port
1
Serial Debug
(UART)
Interface
10 PIN Right-Angled Box
Header
3
Baud Rate
115200 Baud
2
Use
For Configuration, firmware
upgradation and to view
debug messages