Honeywell MAXPRO MPIP2000U Series Assembly instructions

MAXPRO Intrusion
Series
Integrated Security Systems
Installation and Setup Guide
800-23044 Rev.A draft_11
August 2020

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Contents
1 About this Document 11
1.1 Scope 11
1.2 Audience 12
1.3 More Info 12
2 Introduction 13
2.1 The MAXPRO Intrusion Solution 13
2.2 System Features 13
2.2.1 Overview and Panel Model Comparison 13
2.2.2 Inputs and Output 15
2.2.3 IB2 Bus for Expansion Modules 16
2.2.4 V-Plex Bus for Individual I/O 16
2.2.5 Alarm Notification and Communication to the Alarm
Receiving Center 16
2.2.6 Configuration 17
2.2.7 Areas (Partitioning) 17
2.2.8 Access Control 17
2.2.9 Scheduling 17
2.2.10 Event Log 18
2.2.11 Indications 18
2.3 General Architecture 19
3 Installation 21
3.1 Installation and Setup – General Workflows 21
3.1.1 Initial Installation and Setup 21
3.1.2 Updating or Expanding an Existing Installation 23
3.1.3 Swapping Devices 24
3.2 Mounting the Cabinet 25
3.2.1 About the Cabinet 25
3.2.2 Cabinet Parts 27
3.2.3 Mounting the Cabinet 29
3.2.4 Mercantile Premises Listing Guidelines 31
3.3 Installing the Control Panel 32
3.3.1 Panel Parts 32
3.3.2 Mounting the Control Panel in the Cabinet 32
3.3.3 Options 33
3.4 Overview of Control Panel Connectors 33
3.5 Overview of Control Panel LEDs 36
3.6 Connecting the Cabinet Tamper Switches 37
3.7 Network Connection (Ethernet) 38
3.7.1 Connecting to the Network 38
3.7.2 Securing the Network 38
3.8 Wiring Inputs (Zones) 39
3.8.1 Overview 39

3.8.2 Zone Wiring Types 39
3.8.3 Using 2-Wire Smoke Detectors on Zone9 and10 43
3.9 Wiring Alarm Sounders 45
3.9.1 Overview 45
3.9.2 Installing Supervised External Sirens (2-Wire Sirens
BELL1/BELL2) 45
3.9.3 Installing a Self-Activating Bell (SAB) 47
3.10 Wiring Outputs 48
4 Installing the LTE Module (MPICLTEU, MPICLTEC) 49
4.1 About the 4G/LTE Module 49
4.2 Installation 50
4.2.1 Parts Overview 50
4.2.2 Installing the SIM Card 50
4.2.3 Installing the SMA Cables on the 4G/LTE Module 51
4.2.4 Installing the 4G/LTE Module in the Cabinet 52
4.2.5 Connecting to the MPI Control Panel 53
4.2.6 Installing the SMA Isolators on the MPI Cabinet 53
4.2.7 Connecting the Primary and Secondary Antennas 54
4.2.8 Configuration in MAXPRO Cloud 54
4.3 Disconnecting/Reconnecting 55
4.4 Receive Diversity Antenna System 55
4.5 Swapping the SIM Card 56
4.6 LED Indicators 56
4.7 RF Exposure 57
5 Installing IB2 Bus Devices 58
5.1 About IB2 Devices 58
5.2 Cable Specifications 58
5.3 MPI Keypads MPIKTSMF, MPIKTSPRX 59
5.3.1 About the MPI Keypads 59
5.3.2 Features 59
5.3.3 Operational Commands 60
5.3.4 Mounting and Wiring 60
5.3.5 Using the Optional Wall Mounting Plate 63
5.3.6 Programming 64
5.3.7 LED Indicators 64
5.3.8 Keypad Default Users and Authority Levels 65
5.3.9 Using the Keypad 66
5.4 MPI Door Control Module MPIDC1 69
5.4.1 About the MPI Door Control Module 69
5.4.2 Features 69
5.4.3 Inputs and Outputs 70
5.4.4 Mounting 70
5.4.5 Summary of Connections 72
5.4.6 Default Zone Configurations 75
5.4.7 Programming 75
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5.4.8 LED Indicators 76
5.5 MPI Relay Module MPIEOP4 76
5.5.1 About the MPI Relay Module 76
5.5.2 Features 76
5.5.3 Mounting 76
5.5.4 Summary of Connections 78
5.5.5 Example Functions 79
5.5.6 Programming 80
5.5.7 LED Indicators 80
5.6 MPI Zone Expander MPIEIO84U 81
5.6.1 About the MPI Zone Expander 81
5.6.2 Features 81
5.6.3 Mounting 81
5.6.4 Summary of Connections 83
5.6.5 Wiring the Zones 84
5.6.6 Wiring the Trigger Outputs 84
5.6.7 Programming 85
5.6.8 LED Indicators 85
5.7 MPI Remote Power Supply MPIPSU35 86
5.7.1 About the MPI Remote Power Supply 86
5.7.2 Features 86
5.7.3 Monitoring/Reporting Options 87
5.7.4 Mounting 88
5.7.5 Summary of Connections 90
5.7.6 IB2 Bus Connection 93
5.7.7 Wiring Outputs (Triggers) 93
5.7.8 Programming 94
5.7.9 IB2 Bus LED Indicators 95
5.7.10 Maintenance 95
5.8 Cabinet Mounting with Control Panel or Remote Power Supply 96
6 Installing V-Plex Devices 101
6.1 About V-Plex Devices 101
6.2 V-Plex Connections 102
6.2.1 Supervision 102
6.2.2 V-Plex Loop Short 102
6.2.3 Limitations of V-Plex Cable Runs 103
6.2.4 Load 105
7 Powering the System 106
7.1 Wiring the AC Power Supply in the Cabinet 106
7.1.1 Using the Pre-installed Plug in the Cabinet 107
7.1.2 Using Conduit 108
7.2 Powering the Main Board 109
7.3 Installing Backup Batteries 110
7.3.1 Maximum Current Draw 111
7.3.2 Determining the Control Panel's Load 111

7.3.3 Determining the Size of the Standby Battery 116
7.3.4 Battery Installation 117
7.4 Connecting to MAXPRO Cloud 119
7.4.1 Workflow 119
7.4.2 Troubleshooting 121
7.4.3 Using Manual Mode on the Keypad 121
7.5 Shutting Down the Panel Securely 122
8 Configuration in MAXPRO Cloud 124
8.1 MAXPRO Cloud User Interface 124
8.2 Site Settings 125
8.2.1 Overview Tab 125
8.2.2 Settings Tab 125
8.3 Control Panel Settings 125
8.3.1 Overview Tab 125
8.3.2 About Installer Mode 126
8.3.3 Settings Tab 127
8.3.4 Communication Path Tab 127
8.3.5 Alarm Signalling Tab 128
8.3.6 AlarmNet Settings 128
8.3.7 Diagnostics Tab 129
8.4 Device Status 129
8.5 Control Panel Input/Output Settings 129
8.5.1 Zones Tab 129
8.5.2 Outputs Tab 129
8.5.3 Diagnostics Tab 130
8.6 Keypad Settings 130
8.7 Door Control Module Settings 130
8.7.1 Overview Tab 130
8.7.2 Settings Tab 130
8.7.3 I/O Tab 131
8.8 Relay Module Settings 131
8.8.1 Settings Tab 131
8.8.2 Outputs Tab 131
8.9 Remote Power Supply Settings 131
8.9.1 Settings Tab 131
8.9.2 Outputs Tab 132
8.9.3 Diagnostics Tab 132
8.10 Zone Expander Settings 132
8.10.1 Settings Tab 132
8.10.2 Zones Tab 132
8.10.3 Outputs Tab 133
8.11 V-Plex devices 133
8.12 Areas 133
8.12.1 Settings Tab 133
8.12.2 Sensors Tab 133
8.12.3 Outputs Tab 133
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8.12.4 System Area 133
8.13 Scheduling and Holidays 134
8.14 Permission Groups 134
8.15 People 135
8.15.1 General 135
8.15.2 Intrusion Authority Levels 136
8.16 Controller Rules 138
8.17 Floor Plan 139
8.18 Clock Synchronisation 139
8.19 Updating the Firmware 139
9 Testing and Commissioning 142
9.1 Battery Test 142
9.2 Burglary Walk Test 142
9.3 Armed Burglary System Test 143
9.4 Smoke Detector Test 144
9.5 Siren Test 144
10 Important Information 145
10.1 To the Installer 145
10.2 Turning the System over to the User 145
10.3 Contacting Technical Support 146
11 Events 147
11.1 Event Notification Priority 147
11.2 Indications 147
11.3 Event Reporting per Area 148
11.4 MPI Events and Contact ID Codes 148
11.4.1 Events List 148
11.4.2 Zone Identifiers 153
11.5 MPI Events and SIA Codes 153
12 Specifications 160
12.1 MPI Control Panel 160
12.1.1 Specifications 160
12.1.2 Current Ratings 162
12.2 MPI Cabinet 162
12.3 MPI Remote Power Supply 163
12.3.1 Specifications 163
12.3.2 Current Ratings 165
12.4 MPI Keypad 165
12.5 MPI Door Control Module 167
12.6 MPI Relay Module 168
12.7 MPI Zone Expander 168
12.8 MPI LTE Module 169
12.9 Cable Type Requirements 171

13 Glossary 172
14 Limitations of the Alarm System 173
15 Compliance and Approvals 176
15.1 Listings and Certifications 176
15.1.1 US Listings 176
15.1.2 Canadian Listings 176
15.1.3 SIA Certification 176
15.2 Agency Statements 176
15.2.1 UL Installation Requirements 176
15.2.2 UL294 Access Control Systems 177
15.2.3 UL609 Local Mercantile Premises 177
15.2.4 UL365 Police Station Connected Burglar Alarm 177
15.2.5 UL611/UL1610 Central Station Burglary Alarm 177
15.2.6 UL985 Household Fire Warning System Units 178
15.2.7 UL1023 Household Burglar-Alarm System Units 178
15.2.8 CAN/ULC- S303, Local Burglar Alarm Units and
Systems 178
15.2.9 CAN/ULC-S304 Signal Receiving Centre and Premise
Burglar Alarm Control Units 178
15.2.10 CAN/ULC- S545 Residential Fire Warning System
Control Units 179
15.2.11 ANSI/SIA CP- 01 False Alarm Reduction
Requirements 179
15.2.12 California State Fire Marshal (CSFM) and UL
Residential Fire Battery Backup Requirements 180
15.2.13 Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Part15 180
16 Parts List 183
17 Support, Warranty, and Patent Information 186
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1 About this Document
1.1 Scope
This document provides full instructions for installing the hardware and for
initial programming of a MAXPRO Intrusion Control Panel and its associated
peripherals.
You can find the full programming information in the help file within the
MAXPRO Cloud configuration tool, and in the MAXPRO Cloud Configuration
Guide (doc. no. 800-24096).
This Installation and Setup Guide covers the following topics:
lThe installation of the MAXPRO Intrusion (MPI) hardware:
oCabinet for Control Panel or Remote Power Supply
oMPI Control Panel
oMPI peripherals: Keypads, Remote Power Supply, Door Control Module,
Relay Module, and Zone Expander.
oLTE module
oV-Plex devices.
lSummary information for configuration in MAXPRO Cloud
lTesting and commissioning, hand-over to the customer
lTechnical specifications of all MPI hardware
lAgency information.
Caution!
For instructions on maintaining compliance with ULand ULC
standards, see Agency Statements on page176.
This Installation and Setup Guide does not cover:
lFull configuration instructions for MAXPRO Cloud. For details, see the
MAXPRO Cloud Configuration Guide (doc. no. 800-24096).
lCybersecurity of the MAXPROIntrusion installation. For details, see the
MAXPRO Intrusion Security Manual (doc. no. 800-25507).
lThe daily usage of the MAXPROIntrusion system. For details, see the
MAXPRO Intrusion User Guide (doc. no. 800-23041).

1.2 Audience
This Installation and Setup Guide is primarily intended for installers of the
MAXPRO Intrusion systems.
1.3 More Info
You can find the latest versions of this document and any referenced
document on the Honeywell support site www.mywebtech.com, or on the
MAXPRO Intrusion Support pages. For a list of technical literature, see Parts
List on page183.
Need a quick link to information for your device? Scan the QR code on the info
card of the device, and it will take you to the appropriate page with Installation
Guides and other information:
MPI 2000E
Series
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2 Introduction
2.1 The MAXPRO Intrusion Solution
The MAXPRO® Intrusion (MPI) Series Control Panels provide integrated
intrusion and access control functionality for applications ranging from small,
standalone sites to large multi-site projects. The system is configured through
MAXPRO® Cloud and can be managed by the end customer using the
MAXPRO Cloud web and mobile apps, depending on the user’s authority level
within the control panel.
You need to set up a dealer account within MAXPRO Cloud before installing a
MAXPRO Intrusion system. See www.maxprocloud.com for more details.
This document covers the following control panel models:
lMPIP2100U control panels
lMPIP3000U control panels.
2.2 System Features
Note
All references in this manual for number of inputs, outputs, areas,
etc., use the MPIP3000U Control Panel features. The table further
below lists the differences between the various controlpanels.
2.2.1 Overview and Panel Model Comparison
The MAXPRO Intrusion Series Control Panels provide the following features:
lTouch screen keypadcontrol with either PIN or card user login
lSelectable zone supervision styles and EOL resistor values
lAccess control with integrated operation of false alarm prevention
lHardwired zone expansion with V-Plex sensors and IB2 bus modules
lSupervision of all bus-connected devices, auxiliary outputs, alarm
sounders, and communicators
lProgrammable relays and trigger outputs
lSchedule and event based automated operation including auto-
arming/disarming
lFlexible Permission Groups for multi-site intrusion and access applications
lFlexible multi-site system management

lWeb and mobile applications available
lIntegrates with MAXPRO Cloud video devices
lOn-board IP for connection to MAXPRO Cloud, central station reporting,
and third party integration.
lOptional digital cellular communicator (4G/LTE). Can be used for single or
dual path reporting.
lRemote diagnostics for faster trouble resolution.
The table below compares all current MPI Control Panel models.
Table 1: Control Panel Model Comparison
Feature MPIP2100U MPIP3000U
Inputs (Zones)
Max. inputs 150 300
On-board inputs (total)110 10
On-board inputs suited for 2-wire smoke 2 2
Outputs
Max. outputs 100 200
On-board trigger outputs 4 4
On-board relay outputs 1 2
Auxiliary power outputs (12VDC) 1 2
Monitored siren output 1 2
Siren power output (12VDC) 1 1
Loudspeaker driver for internal siren No No
Areas and Doors
Areas 30 60
Doors 30 60
Users
Users 2,000 5,000
Permission Groups 50 100
Events Log
Intrusion 3,000 5,000
1The total number of on-board inputs includes the normal inputs and the inputs that are
suitable for 2-wire smoke devices. The inputs that are suitable for 2-wire smoke devices
can also be used as normal inputs.
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Feature MPIP2100U MPIP3000U
Access 10,000 10,000
Programming
Schedules 50 100
Holidays (per year) 40 40
Controller rules 50 100
Bus Network
On-board IB2 data bus lines 1 2
On-board V-Plex sensor bus lines 1 2
Power Supply
Max. constant current 3.0A 3.0A
Battery charging capacity136Ah 36Ah
Communication Paths
IP/Ethernet 1on board 1on board
Radio communication (4G/LTE) Optional Optional
Central Station Signalling Protocols
Contact ID
SIA
AlarmNet via AlarmNet services
2.2.2 Inputs and Output
lProvides 10 on-board hardwire zones.
lSupports up to 16 two-wire smoke detectors on zones9 and10 (32 in
total).
lFour-wire smoke detector reset through use of on-board relay.
lLow-voltage trigger outputs.
lOutputs can be programmed to activate in response to system events
(alarm condition), or at a specific time of day, or manually.
lProvides up to three emergency keys on the keypads (configurable per
area).
lBattery sensing hardware that monitors two batteries independently and
can sense when either battery voltage is too low. Prevents deep discharge
from occurring.
1With the MPI medium-sized cabinet (MPIBXM35), you can use a battery capacity of up to
18 Ah. If you need more battery capacity, you need to install a second tamper-protected
cabinet with the second battery.

lSystem expansion is available via V-Plex and IB2 bus:
oZone expansion is possible via V-Plex sensors or zone expanders
connected to the IB2 bus.
oOutput expansion is possible via V-Plex devices or relay modules
connected to the IB2 bus.
2.2.3 IB2 Bus for Expansion Modules
The Intellibus 2 (IB2) bus is the main 4-wire communication bus on which
keypads, relay modules, zone expanders, and other peripheraldevices are
connected to the system. IB2 characteristics include:
lGuaranteed performance of up to 46IB2 bus devices per bus.
lProvides free wiring topology (chain, star, or spur configuration).
lDoes not require end-of-line resistors.
lUnique device IDs embedded within each device for easy enrolling on the
system.
lEach IB2 bus device is individually supervised.
lEasy device swapping feature from MAXPRO Cloud.
For an overview of compatible IB2 devices, see Parts List on page183.
2.2.4 V-Plex Bus for Individual I/O
V-Plex is a two-wire addressable multiplex loop that allows V-Plex sensors and
various V-Plex zone expanders to be connected and individually supervised by
the system. In addition, some V-Plex sensors have the ability to send special
signals to the control panel for special conditions, such as masking of the PIR.
Characteristics of the V-Plex bus include:
lProvides 128mA current on each loop.
lSupports a maximum of 120devices.
For V-Plex smart PIRs, you can enable the Smart Contact function. This allows
the PIR to detect a mask condition in the disarmed state.
For an overview of compatible V-Plex devices, see Parts List on page183.
2.2.5 Alarm Notification and Communication to the Alarm Receiving Center
For alarm notification, the MPI control panels provide:
lConnections for sounders. For details, see Wiring Alarm Sounders on
page45.
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lAn Alarm Transmission System (ATS) using the on-board Ethernet
connection or the optional digital cellular radio (4G/LTE module). For a list
of events that the system can transmit, see Events on page147.
The system can communicate with the alarm receiving center (ARC) via the
MAXPRO Receiver software package, via other receivers compatible with
Honeywell ISOMprotocol, or via the AlarmNet service (North America only).
2.2.6 Configuration
MAXPRO Cloud for system configuration and management. The system is
designed to connect automatically to MAXPRO Cloud on start-up. The system
requires an internet connection via the Ethernet network or via the 4G/LTE
module.
2.2.7 Areas (Partitioning)
lProvides control of up to 60separate areas independently, each
functioning as if it had its own separate control.
lProvides a Common Lobby area, which can be programmed to arm
automatically when the last area is armed, andto disarm when the first
area is disarmed.
lYou configure each keypad with a home area, but you can configure it to
annunciate alarms from neighbouring areas as well.
2.2.8 Access Control
lSupports up to 601doors.
lSupports up to 5,000access cards.
lProvides up to 100access/intrusion permission groups.
lAutomatic blocking of access if the area behind the door is armed.
lAllows disarm-and-access at the door reader for users with disarming
rights.
lStores access control events in the event log.
2.2.9 Scheduling
lCan automate system functions, such as access control periods, arming,
disarming, and activation of outputs (e.g., lights).
lProvides up to 100schedules.
UL Automatic arming is not allowed in UL installations.
1The actual number is also limited by the number of devices that can be connected to the
IB2 bus. An installer can choose any mix of devices. The system guarantees performance of
up to 46 devices per bus.

2.2.10 Event Log
The event log is available on the keypad and in MAXPROCloud. For an
overview of the events, see Events on page147.
The system stores the events log in the control panel memory. You cannot
delete the events log.
The system copies the required events into separate tables. You can view the
content of these tables using the Export Log feature in MAXPRO Cloud. This
feature is available from the control panel's Overview page:
lFor mandatory intrusion and hold-up events, export BURG EVENT LOG.
lFor communication events, export SPT LOG.
The system retains a minimum of 1500 events for intrusion and hold-up
events, and a minimum of 1000 events for communication events. Due to
buffering there will often be more events in the exported file.
2.2.11 Indications
MAXPRO Intrusion provides indications such as messages, beeps and other
sounds on the keypad and sounders. The system displays or annunciates the
indication as the initiating event occurs.
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2.3 General Architecture
MAXPRO Cloud
MAXPRO Receiver
Central Monitoring Station
Ethernet
4G/LTE
Internet
V-PlexIB2
A
B
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AMAXPRO Cloud mobile app
BMAXPRO Cloud web app
CMAXPRO Intrusion Control Panel in cabinet with built-in Ethernet and
optional 4G/LTE module.
IB2 modules can be stacked in the cabinet for saving space andquick
connectivity. For details, see About the Cabinet on page25.
DIB2 bus with IB2 devices.
The system guarantees performance of up to 46IB2 devices per IB2 bus.
The MPIP3000 series supports two IB2 buses.

EMAXPRO Intrusion keypad
FMAXPRO Intrusion Remote Power Supply.
The Remote Power Supply needs to be installed in a cabinet.
GMAXPRO Intrusion Zone Expander
HMAXPRO Intrusion Relay Module
IMAXPRO Intrusion Door Control Module
JCentral Monitoring Station
KMAXPRO Receiver software
LV-Plex loop with V-Plex devices.
Not all V-Plex devices may be available in all regions. Contact your local
Honeywell Intrusion Sales Representative for more information. The
MPIP3000 series supports two V-Plex loops.
MV-Plex I/O expansion
NV-Plex door/window contacts
OV-Plex motion detection
PV-Plex glass break detection
QV-Plex holdup devices
RV-Plex fire devices
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