numera PERS4200x Home Hub User Guide
- June 10, 2024
- Numera
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numera PERS4200x Home Hub User Guide
Step by Step guide to Setting up the Numera Home Hub 4200x with:
Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN)
| Step | Milestone | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Purchase Equipment | Numeral Home Hub PERS4200x SSC00101D |
_ NOTE: F_or computer to console programming, you will need a mini USB
cable – not included.For remote programming. Please review modem setup.
Installation manual, found here: https://numera.com/product-manuals/
2| Download Programming Software| Download and install the “RA4200
Remote Access Software”, which is used to configure the PERS4200X Consoles:
https://www.numera.com/software-downloads/
3| Select Console Type| Click on “Toolbox” in top navigation, next
“Select PERS console Type”, then select “PERS-4200X”
4| Select “Connect”| Select “Connect” to connect to the PERS unit using
the RA-4200 program software.
5| Select “Get Console”| Select “Get Console” to retrieve the current
information from the unit.
6| Select ”Communicator”| Select option “PSTN Reporting only” Enter
the Account Number, Primary Phone Number and Reporting Format in the
appropriate fields (see Appendix A)
7| Select “Set Console”| To upload the new PSTN data into the
PERS unit.
8| Select “Disconnect”| This will end the programming session.
Appendix A
Settings for dial-up reporting using the telephone network are set in this area.
- Configure the Communicator tab on the Console
- For PSTN, use the PSTN Reporting section
| Communicator Fallback | Select “PTSN Reporting Only” | Required |
|---|---|---|
| Account Number | The account number can be up to 10 digits long. The last | |
| fourdigits of the account number will be used as the | Required | |
| __ | communicator’s account number for 4×2 and CID format reports to the |
Central Station.
- CID and 4X2 formats will require a 4-digit number.
- SIA format requires a 6-digit number.
- 4X2 format requires a 4-digit number.
Enter the account number for the specific Console.
|
Primary Telephone Number| The primary telephone number is the number that will
be dialed first in the dialing sequence. The number can be up to 20 digits
including commas that each add a one second pause.| Required
Reporting Format| Three Central Station PSTN reporting formats are available.
- CID (Contact ID)
- SIA (Security Industry Association)
- 4X2 (4 by 2)Contact ID is the default format. Select one of the other formats as required by the Central Station.
| Optional
Dial Format| The default dialing format is DTMF tone dialing.
If the telephone system that the Console will be connected to does not support
DTMF tone dialing, select pulse dialing.| Optional
Dialing Tones Audible| The default dialing tones do not sound from the
Console’s speaker. This option is typically used for troubleshooting telephone
issues.
Check this option box to have the Console speaker active during dialing.|
Optional
Secondary Telephone Number| The secondary telephone number is the number that
will be dialed second in the dialing sequence if the primary number is
unsuccessful. The number can be up to 20 digits including commas that each add
a one second pause.| Optional
Spilt Reporting| The Console can report supervisory events to a supervisory
telephone number if split reporting is enabled. Split reporting is disabled by
default.
When split reporting is enabled, reports for alarm events, activity window
expirations, and Two-way audio calls (if enabled) are made to the primary and
secondary phone| Optional
| numbers.
Reports of home/away mode, Console trouble conditions, sensor trouble
conditions, and Automatic Status reports are made separately to the
supervisory phone number only.|
Supervisory Telephone Number| The supervisory telephone number is the number
that will be dialed to report supervisory events if split reporting is
enabled. The number can be up to 20 digits including commas that each add a
one second pause.| Optional
PSTN Dialing Sequence – PERS Emergency Reporting Units.
The Console will make multiple attempts to make a connection with the Central Station. Each telephone number can be called up to 25 times. The communicator performs this dialing sequence to make a connection:
- Call the primary telephone number to attempt to make a connection. If no handshake tone is detected from the Central Station, retry the primary telephone number up to five consecutive times.
- Call the secondary telephone number (if a secondary telephone number is used) to attempt to make a connection. If no handshake tone is detected from the Central Station, retry the secondary telephone number up to five consecutive times.
- Stop dialing and wait four minutes.
- Repeat Steps 1, 2, and 3 up to five times.
After all dialing attempts, if a connection to the Central Station is not made, the sequence repeats using the backup reporting path (secondary phone number). When all retries are exhausted, the report buffer and Console indications are resetto normal; annunciations will cease, and trouble memory and latched zones will return to normal. New events will cause a new attempt to contact the Central Station.
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References
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