Honeywell INTELLIGUARD 9000 Manual

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PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE
Intelliguard 9000
CONTENTS
Introduction ........................................................................................................................... 4
Overview ........................................................................................................................... 4
Applicable Literature ........................................................................................................................... 4
Conventions ........................................................................................................................... 4
Installing PRO9000 Software ........................................................................................................................... 5
System Configuration ........................................................................................................................... 5
Installation ........................................................................................................................... 5
Starting PRO9000 ........................................................................................................................... 5
General Programming Procedure ........................................................................................................................... 6
Creating a New File ........................................................................................................................... 7
Opening an Existing File ........................................................................................................................... 9
Saving a File Under a New Name ........................................................................................................................... 10
Programming A File ........................................................................................................................... 11
Defining Customer Information Table ................................................................ 12
Defining the System Configuration Table........................................................... 13
Defining Polling Table ........................................................................................ 14
Adding a Device to Polling Table................................................................... 15
Defining System Messages Table...................................................................... 17
Adding a Message ........................................................................................ 17
Deleting a Message ...................................................................................... 18
Removing a Message ................................................................................... 18
Defining Areas Table.......................................................................................... 18
Programmable Fields.................................................................................... 19
ON/OFF Fields.............................................................................................. 19
Detailed Procedure ....................................................................................... 20
Defining Relay Functions Table ......................................................................... 22
Programmable Fields.................................................................................... 23
Defining the Input Points Table .......................................................................... 24
Programmable Fields.................................................................................... 25
Defining Output Points Table......................................................................... 26
Programmable Fields.................................................................................... 27
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CONTENTS
Copying Files from a PC to the I9000 ........................................................................................................................... 28
Programmable Fields ........................................................................................ 29
Copying Files From the I9000 to a PC ........................................................................................................................... 30
Programmable Fields ........................................................................................ 33
Printing Log Files ........................................................................................................................... 34
Moving between Files ........................................................................................................................... 35
Using Help ........................................................................................................................... 36
Appendix A Worksheets ........................................................................................................................... 37

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PROGRAMMER'S GUIDE
Intelliguard 9000
Software License Advisory This document supports software that is proprietary to Honeywell Inc. and/or to
third party software vendors. Before software delivery, the end user must
execute a software license agreement that governs software use. Software
license agreement provisions include limiting use of the software to equipment
furnished, limiting copying, preserving confidentiality, and prohibiting transfer to
a third party. Disclosure, use, or reproduction beyond that permitted in the
license agreement is prohibited.
Copyright © 1999 Honeywell Inc. • All Rights Reserved

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OVERVIEW
PRO9000 Software programs the I9000 from an IBM compatible PC or laptop PC.
PRO9000 creates, saves, copies, and prints the files that the I9000 uses to operate.
This programming guide describes the steps for setting up the I9000 System on a
computer and transferring that information to the I9000. It also describes how to
transfer information from the I9000 to a PC.
Applicable Literature
The I9000 Programmer’s Guide is part of the I9000 documentation. Honeywell
recommends the following to understand and use the I9000 System:
Intelliguard 9000 Specification Data, form 74-3035.
Intelliguard 9000 User’s Guide, form 74-3044.
Intelliguard 9000 Installation Instructions, form 74-3047.
Excel Security Manager (630) Specification Data, form 74-2875.
Conventions
This manual describes installation and use of the PRO9000 software.
Hardware and software components are described in italic text. For example, if you
see Place Disk 1 into drive A, it means take the floppy disk labeled Disk 1 and put it
into the computer drive A. This command assumes that the specific drive named
accepts that type of software. Honeywell recognizes this may not always be true.
For example, if the A drive is for a CD-ROM and the instructions require a floppy
drive, place the software in the drive designated for floppy disks. This could be B, C,
D or any other designated letter.
Instructions to type a specific command or press a specific key are written with the
command in bold. For example:
Type: Input means type the word Input and then press the Enter key.
A +between two commands means hold down the first key while pressing the other.
For example:
Ctrl+A means hold the control key down and press A.
Instructions to select something showing on the monitor are written Click Item. For
example:
Click Run means to place the cursor on the word Run, and click once with the left
mouse button. Double click means place the cursor on the selection and click twice
in rapid succession with the left mouse button.
All references to software mean the PRO9000 Software Program unless specifically
named something else.
INTRODUCTION
The Intelliguard 9000 (I9000) is an important part of the Excel Security Management
(XSM) System. The final step for setting up the I9000 is programming the system.
Honeywell recommends using a laptop or desktop computer with the PRO9000
software. This manual describes the steps in programming the I9000.

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INSTALLING PRO9000 SOFTWARE
Programming the I9000 Security System begins with installing PRO9000 software
on a PC.
System Configuration
PRO9000 requires the following hardware:
•IBM compatible PC with 386 and later.
•3-1/2 in. floppy drive
•256 KB conventional plus 1 MB extended memory.
•1.5 MB free disk space.
•1 serial port for communication with I9000 Control Unit (CU).
•Color Graphics Adapter (CGA) or better video graphic adapter.
Installation
PRO9000 runs in DOS 5.0 and higher or Windows 95. This procedure assumes you
have Windows 95.
1. Place Disk 1 into the A drive.
2. Click Start to display the Start menu.
3. Click Run to display the Run dialog box.
4. Click Browse.
5. Click Install.exe to install the software on your PC.
STARTING PRO9000
1. Click Start to display the Start pop-up menu.
2. Click Programs to display the list of programs.
3. Click MS-DOS Prompt to open a DOS shell.
4. Type cd...
5. Type cd pro9000.
6. Type pro9000.
The PRO9000 main menu appears.

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MODE
GENERAL PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE
Any programming requires the I9000 to be in RPROG mode and the baud rate to
match the PRO9000 Software.
1. Complete the worksheets provided in the Appendix of this manual using the
examples as a guide.
2. At the CC-2, select to display the Mode menu.
3. Enter the technician ID (00) and code (9999).
4. Press 5to select the Configuration menu.
5. Press to enter the Configuration menu.
6. Press 5again to select SYSTEM.
7. Press to enter system programming.
8. Press to accept.
NOTE: 0=SMP 1= RPROG
9. Press the to select Baud 0 for the baud rate.
10. Press to enter the program.
11. Press 5to enter baud rate = 2400.
12. Press until the display shows the time and date.
13. Start PRO9000.
14. Create a new file.
15. Save the new file.
16. Enter the information from the worksheets.
17. Save the information.
18. Connect the PC to the I9000 CU.
19. Download the information from the PC to the CU.

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CREATING A NEW FILE
One file can program many I9000 Systems. It also can program one I9000 System
many times. Each time an I9000 is programmed, the first step is creating a new file
for the system. Fig. 1 shows the main menu.
1. In the main menu, click OK.
Fig. 1. Main menu with File pull-down selected. User can create a new file, open a current file, or exit the program.
NOTE: Other options become available when a file is open.
2. Click File to display the File pull-down menu.
3. Click New to open a new work Screen. The new Screen title is NONAME.900.
See Fig. 2.

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Fig. 2. Blank file ready to be programmed. User can perform any operation from this panel.
4. Click File to display the File pull-down menu again.
5. Click Save As to save the program under a new name.
NOTE: File names must have eight or fewer characters.
6. Type filename.
7. Click OK to save the information in a new file.

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OPENING AN EXISTING FILE
If the selected file already exists, use that file by opening it and editing it as needed.
1. In the main menu, click OK.
2. Click File to display the File pull-down menu.
3. Click Open to display the Open File screen. See Fig. 3.
Fig. 3. Open file screen allows user to open any existing file.
4. Double click the file to be opened. The desired file appears on the screen.

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SAVING A FILE UNDER A NEW NAME
Fig. 4. Save file as screem.
3. Type a file name into the Name field.
4. Click OK to save the file with that name.
NOTE: Pro9000 is a DOS application. Make sure names contain eight or fewer
characters.
1. Click File to display the File pull-down menu.
2. Click Save As to display the Save file as screen. See Fig. 4.

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PROGRAMMING A FILE
Each file has nine tables. Access each table from the Program pull-down menu.
Each table contains information related to one part of the I9000 System. I9000
learns each part of the system as part of its startup.
1. Click Program to display the Program pull-down menu. See Fig. 5.
Fig. 5. Open file with Program pull-down menu selected. User can access any of the tables listed except IDs.
NOTES:
—Programming must be done Customer, System, and then Polling in sequence.
The remaining tables can be programmed in any sequence.
—The IDs table cannot be programmed with PRO9000 Software. Upload it from
an existing system and then download it back to that system.
a. CUSTOMER
b. SYSTEM
c. POLLING
•MESSAGES
•AREAS
•RELAYS
•INPUTS
•OUTPUTS
•IDs

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Defining Customer Information Table
1. In the new screen, press F2 to display the Customer Information table.
See Fig. 6.
Fig. 6. Customer Information table. User enters customer information in this table.
2. Click once in the I.D. field.
3. Type the desired I.D. number or name.
4. Press Tab to move to the Name field.
5. Type the customer name in the Name field.
6. Press Tab to get to the Address field.
7. Type the customer address in the Address field.
NOTE: Press Tab to move to the next line in the Address field.
8. Press Tab to get to the Telephone field.
9. Type the customer’s telephone number in the Telephone field.
10. Tab to the Comments field.
11. Type any messages in the Comments field.
12. Click OK or press Enter to return to the main screen.
NOTE: Pressing Cancel at any time undoes all entries in the active screen.
13. Click File to display the File pull-down menu.
14. Click Save to save the Customer file.
NOTE: Honeywell recommends saving the file periodically during and after
completing each table.

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Defining the System Configuration Table
1. Press F3 to display the System Configuration menu. See Fig. 7.
Fig. 7. System Configuration menu. User enters language and emergency phone number.
2. Click the arrow to the right of the Operation Mode field.
3. Double click LOCAL to select it.
NOTE: The ORBIX option connects the stand-alone version of the I9000 to
the Honeywell Response Center. ORBIX is not available with I9000
Systems connected to the XSM.
4. Double click in the Service phone field.
5. Type the service phone number (including area code).
6. Click the arrow to the right of the Default language field.
7. Double click the desired language (English or French).
8. Double click in the Version field.
9. Type the version number of the I9000 Software in the Version field.
10. Click OK to return to the main menu.
11. Click File to display File pull-down menu.
12. Click Save to save the System file.

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Defining Polling Table
The Polling table contains the identity and location of each device connected to the
I9000. Each time the system activates after programming or reprogramming the
I9000, the control unit self-tests to make sure each device listed in this file is
connected to the system. Each CU can have a maximum of 62 devices (31 on each
COM port). Fig. 7 is a sample worksheet for the polling table.
Fig. 7. Sample Reference (Polling) table worksheet with several devices defined. If a device responds to more than one
area (Area Mask), do not separate the area numbers with a comma.

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Adding a Device to Polling Table
1. Press Alt+F2 to display the Polling Table. See Fig. 8.
Fig. 8. Polling Table.
The Polling Table contains the following fields:
No. (Number) The device number.
Ref. (Reference) The device reference number.
Device The device name.
Addr (Address) The device address.
Com The communication port number.
Serial # (Number)The device serial number if applicable.
Location The device location.
Area Msk The assigned CC-2 or KID area number. If a device is
assigned to cover more than one area, do not separate the
area numbers with commas. For example, if a device applies
to areas one and two, type 12in the Area Msk field.
NOTE: The addressing of each device is set either by dip switch or serial number.
The address entered into the Addr field must be unique for each type of
device.
NOTE: Honeywell recommends entering the addresses in sequential order.
NOTE: Addresses permitted for device types with serial numbers are:
KID 0 to 7.
MOM 1 to 61.
BIC-2 0 to 61.
BIC-6 0 to 61.
HEDS-IV 0 to 61.
NOTE: The I9000 CU considers the BIC-2, BIC-6, and HEDS-IV all to be the same
type of device

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The Polling Table has the following buttons to edit information:
OK Accepts any changes made to the Polling Table.
Delete Removes a device from a row, but does not remove the row.
Insert Creates a new row for additional devices. The number of rows
increases by one.
Remove Removes a row and any device in that row. The number or rows
reduces by one.
Messages Displays the Messages panel.
2. Click the arrow to the right of the Device field until your choice appears.
3. Double click the device name choice in the pull-down menu.
4. Press Tab to go to the Addr field.
5. Enter the device address.
6. Press Tab to go to the Com field.
7. Enter the Com number to which the device is connected.
8. Press Tab to go to the Serial # field.
NOTE: Locate the serial number on a label attached to the device.
9. Type the serial number into the field if the device has a serial number.
10. Click the arrow to the right of the Location field until the desired location choice
appears.
11. Double click the location choice in the pop-up menu.
12. Press Tab to go to Area Msk field.
13. Enter the area numbers where you want to assign the CC-2 or KID.
14. Repeat steps 2 through 13 for each device connected to the I9000.
15. Click OK to accept the changes.
16. Click File to display the File pull-down menu.
17. Click Save to save the changes to the Polling Table.

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Defining System Messages Table
The Messages table defines customer messages that display on the Keypad Control
Center (CC-2) after each input. I9000 accepts a maximum of 30 custom defined
messages. Sample messages may include a device or point name, a specific
circumstance, or any other relevant information. The Inputs, Outputs, and Polling
tables accept only messages listed in the Messages table.
1. Press F4 to display the System Messages table. See Fig. 9.
Figure 9. System Messages table. User programs individual messages for display on CC-2.
Adding a Message
2. Click the line chosen line for inserting the new message. This table allows
entries in either English or French.
3. Type the message.
4. Tab to the next field.
NOTE: PRO9000 saves a field entry only when the cursor moves to the next field.
5. Click OK.
6. Click File to display the File pull-down menu.
7. Click Save to save the new message.

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Deleting a Message
NOTE: This procedure deletes the selected message without changing the
message numbers for other messages.
1. Press F4 to display the System Messages table.
2. Click on the message to be deleted.
3. Click Delete to delete the message.
4. Click OK.
5. Click File to display the File pull-down table.
6. Click Save to save the change.
Removing a Message
NOTE: This procedure deletes the selected message and moves all following
messages up one line.
1. Press F4 to display the System Messages menu.
2. Click on the message to be removed.
3. Click Remove.
4. Click OK.
5. Click File to display the File pull-down menu.
6. Click Save to save the change.
Defining Areas Table
The Area Configurations screen has two types of fields, programmable and on/off.
Programmable fields accept or require inputs other than on and off. See Fig. 10.
Fig. 10. Area Configurations table. User programs a maximum of eight areas per I9000 CU.

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Programmable Fields
Name The name of the area that displays when selecting a procedure.
Ambush An action that must be done in addition to the normal disarming
procedure. If this additional action is not done, the area sends a
distress signal to the I9000 Control Unit. Select from AFTER,
BEFORE, and NONE.
Amb. Del. The time limit (in seconds) allowed for performing the Ambush
action.
Master An area that controls one or more other selected area numbers.
Entry Delay The amount of time (in seconds) a person has to disarm the system
after entering an armed area.
Exit Delay The amount of time (in seconds) a person has to leave an area
after arming it.
Common The identity number of a specific area that arms and disarms
associated areas. Areas with a common identity number arm when
the last area in the group arms. These areas also disarm when the
first area in the group disarms.
Late Clo. The maximum times allowed for extending the closing time after
normal business hours. This field allows values 1 through 7. Each
time the closing alert sounds, the closing time can be extended two
hours.
Open Time The time limit (2 to 240 minutes) before a disarmed area rearms
automatically.
Disarm The number of codes or other actions required to disarm an area.
Choices are 0 codes, 1 code, 2 codes, IN+1 code, and IN+2 codes.
Clos. Alrt. A message that an area will arm within x time after the message
appears.
Account A three-digit number that identifies an area for the customer service
center if an IDC is used. (Not available with XSM system.)
ON/OFF Fields
Press the space bar to toggle each of the following fields on or off.
Enabled Select to activate an area.
Force Arm Allows the operator to arm an area when there are points in the
area in alarm.
Clos Alrt Select to activate warning sounds before an area arms.
Auto Rearm Selects to arm the area either on a schedule or with a remote
command.
Schedule Select if desired for the I9000 schedule to control area disarming.
Transm O/C Select for an area to send its opening and closing signal to the
XSM control center.

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IMPORTANT
Do not use the seal/unseal algorithm on the XSM. The I9000 reacts
differently from the Security Management Panel (SMP). This may produce
unpredictable results on the XSM and I9000. Refer to the XSM Installation
manual, form 74-2875 for more information.
Disp 24 Hr Select to display area-selected abnormal points only when
disarmed. Select to control whether the selected abnormal points
are displayed at all times on the CC-2.
Detailed Procedure
NOTE: Make sure to tab one field past the last desired entry before clicking OK.
1. Press F7 to display the Area Configurations menu.
2. Select a name for Area 1.
a. Click the arrow to the right of the Name field.
b. Double click on the area name.
c. Press tab to go to the next field.
3. Set Ambush.
a. Click the arrow to the right of the Ambush field.
b. Double click the selection in the pop-up list.
c. Press tab to go to the next field.
4. Set Ambush Delay.
a. Click once in the Amb. Del. field.
b. Type the desired value in the Amb. Del. field.
c. Press tab to go to the next field.
5. Set Master.
a. Click the arrow to the right of the Master field.
b. Double click the selection in the pop-up list.
c. Press tab to go to the next field.
6. Set Entry Delay.
a. Click once in the Entry Delay field.
b. Type the desired value in the Entry Delay field.
c. Press tab to go to the next field.
7. Set Exit Delay.
a. Click once in the Exit Delay field.
b. Type the desired value in the Exit Delay field.
c. Press tab to go to the next field.
8. Set Common.
a. Click the arrow to the right of the Common field.
b. Double click the selection in the pop-up list.
c. Press tab to go to the next field.
9. Late Close.
a. Click once in the Late Clo. field.
b. Type the desired value in the Late Clo. field.
c. Press tab to go to the next field.
10. Set Open Time.
a. Click once in the Open Time field.
b. Type the desired value in the Open Time field.
c. Press tab to go to the next field.
11. Set Disarm.
a. Click the arrow to the right of the Disarm field.
b. Double click the selection in the pop-up list.
c. Press tab to go to the next field.
12. Set Close Alert.
a. Click once in the Clos. Alrt field.
b. Type the desired value in the Clos. Alrt field.
NOTE: The closing alert can be from 2 to 15 minutes.
c. Press tab to go to the next field.