Napco Security Technologies IBRZR1 CONTROLLER MODULE User Manual IBR ZREMOTE WI1980B 09 INST pub
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iBridge® Suite Quick Start
Installing the IBR-ZREMOTE Z-Wave® Controller,
ISEE-WAP Wireless Access Point and the
IBR-ITAB Wireless Touchscreen Tablet
WI1980B draft .09 05/13
®
CONTROL
PANEL
Home Control
Network
IBR-ITAB
iBridge® Touch Screen Tablet Keypad
Internet
Visit us at http://www.napcosecurity.com/
Overview of the NAPCO iBridge® IBR-ZREMOTE Z-Wave® Controller
General Overview
The iBridge® IBR-ZREMOTE is a Local and Remote Control Module and ZWave® Controller that allows control of security, video, locking, lighting and
climate control from inside or outside your home. Z-Wave devices may be
enrolled, removed and formed into a Z-Wave wireless home control
network, and also integrated with Napco's iBridge suite of services that
includes access to the iSee Video remote video Internet monitoring
system.
Compatibility with the iSee Video VideoAlert system allows an email or text
message to be sent when a selected control panel event occurs. In
addition, acting as a wireless Z-Wave controller, the IBR-ZREMOTE can
trigger Z-Wave network devices upon control panel events. For example,
upon system arming the IBR-ZREMOTE can turn lights on or off, adjust
thermostats, email video clips, etc.
The IBR-ZREMOTE is wired to the control panel keypad bus, and
continually monitors all changes to the status of the system and triggers
actions based on user or dealer entered programming.
Note: Z-Wave enabled devices displaying the Z-Wave logo can usually be
used with the IBR-ZREMOTE module regardless of manufacturer, and the
IBR-ZREMOTE module can also be used in other manufacturer's Z-Wave
enabled networks. For an iBridge Z-Wave Evaluated Device List, see
our website at www.napcosecurity.com/ibridge.html.
KEYPAD BUS
KEYPAD
CONTROL
PANEL
TO PANEL SERIAL PORT
(only needed for NL-MOD
CS communication)
IBR-ZREMOTE
iBridge Online
To access the IBR-ZREMOTE remotely via PC, tablet or smart phone, or
to provide remote services for a customer, the dealer must have an iBridge
online account. Go to www.ibridgeonline.com/ibridge to access your
existing account or register for a new account. Device apps are available
for iPhones, iPads and Android devices from their respective apps
markets.
NETWORK
NETWORK
With the IBR-ZREMOTE, actions performed at the keypad can be
performed remotely. Add the IBR-ZREMOTE to a Napco control panel by
simply programming an additional keypad address into the control panel,
set the IBR-ZREMOTE to this new keypad address and enroll the IBRZREMOTE into your subscribers account.
Alarm Reporting
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Remote Control
BROADBAND
MODEM
The IBR-ZREMOTE is also an Internet reporting module, capable of
reporting alarms and events to any central station equipped with the
ROUTER
ISEE-WAP
Napco NetLink NL-RCV-RMPCUL central station receiver or NetLink NLCSRCV central station software application. The IBR-ZREMOTE also permits high speed upload/download of the
control panel through the Internet. Refer to manuals WI1491 (NL-RCV-RMPCUL) and OI294 (NL-CSRCV) for details.
Overview: Home Control Network
A home control network is a system used for controlling lights, appliances, air conditioning, heating, burglary alarm
systems and other devices within a home or office. Z-Wave is a reliable and robust wireless home control network
standard created by Zensys, Inc. (www.zen-sys.com), operating within an interconnected "mesh" network where at least
two pathways exist for each device (thus if one pathway fails, another is still available). In addition, Z-Wave devices
operate within the 902-928 MHz band, and therefore will not interfere with Wi-Fi and other devices using the 2.4 GHz
band.
The simplest Z-Wave network consists of a primary "controller" and single controllable device or "node" such as a light
switch, thermostat, etc. Additional controllers and devices can be "included" into (or "excluded" from) the network at any
time, usually by means of button presses on both the controller and the device. The IBR-ZREMOTE module can act as
a "primary" controller to setup and maintain the network, or can act as a "secondary" controller within an existing Z2
Wave network previously started by a "primary" controller (from any manufacturer).
Note: As the signal strength between the IBR-ZREMOTE controller and its devices is crucial, we recommend all devices
be mounted in their final installed locations before they are included into the network.
Ordering Information
• IBR-ZREMOTE: Bus-Mount Module for remote control, up/download of security system, plus control of Z-Wave
devices, lights, locks, thermostats, etc.
• IBR-ITAB: iBridge Wireless Touchscreen Tablet with mounting frame and charging station.
• IBR-ITABKIT Kit: iBridge Wireless Touchscreen Tablet with mounting frame/charging station plus Wireless Access
Point (ISEE-WAP).
• IBR-ITAB-HW: Hardwired iBridge Touchscreen Tablet version for permanent mounting and for a more conventional
hardwire installation.
• ISEE-WAP: Wireless Access Point for wireless communication between IBR-ITAB and wireless cameras.
• IBR-ITABSTAND: Angled tabletop stand/docking station for use with IBR-ITAB Touchscreen (not included). Décorneutral and ideal for bedrooms, kitchens, desks, etc.
• IBR-WIFI-MOD: Wireless Panel Interface, communicates between Internet, Gemini Control Panel and IBR-ITAB
Touchscreen Tablet, when NO remote services or Z-Wave are required (Note: For remote services and Z-Wave, use
the IBR-ZREMOTE).
For an iBridge Z-Wave Evaluated Device List, see our website at www.napcosecurity.com/ibridge.html. Although all ZWave appliances should comply with the Z-Wave standard, we recommend that you install only Napco evaluated devices,
especially the more complex devices such as thermostats and door locks.
Specifications
Dimensions: 1½" x 7" x 4¾" (HxWxD)
Input Voltage: 13.0-10.0VDC.
Input Current: Maximum current (@ 8VDC) = 185mA
Nominal current: @ 12VDC = 185mA (supplied by control panel connections).
Available panel combined auxiliary current is reduced by 185mA.
Outputs: PGM-style open collector (negative trigger) with a maximum sink current of 50mA.
Factory Default Settings
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The IBR-ZREMOTE factory default settings for the NL-MOD and NL-RCM modules are:
Account ID = FFFFFF
Dealer ID = NAP0000
Keypad Address = 1
Keypad Type = RP1CAe2
PC Preset / DNS IP Address = 72.3.180.2
PC Preset / DNS Port = 5002
PC Preset / DNS Check-In Time = 1
iBridge Server IP Address = 208.109.208.163
iBridge Server Port = 5011
Installing the IBR-ZREMOTE Z-Wave® Controller, ISEE-WAP Wireless
Access Point and the IBR-ITAB Wireless Touchscreen Tablet
The iBridge Suite allows consumers to control their alarm system, Z-Wave devices and video cameras from wireless
and wired Touch Screens, Android and Apple devices and from a PC web browser independently or all at the same time
from inside the premises or out.
This guide will walk you through the steps required to set up a typical system. The key components are:
• IBR-ZREMOTE: This the "hub" of the system. It links the Napco alarm control panel keypad bus, a Wi-Fi access
point, and an internal Z-Wave controller allowing commands to flow from one system to another via an
interconnected TCP/IP network within the premises or over the Internet. The IBR-ZREMOTE also has an integral NLMOD to allow the reporting of alarms to a Napco NetLink Receiver and to remotely configure the alarm control panel
over the Internet. Because the IBR-ZREMOTE is connected to the Napco keypad bus, it must be programmed with a
unique keypad address number. It is shipped defaulted as KEYPAD ADDRESS number 1, but is easy to change.
• ISEE-WAP: This is the Wi-Fi access point that allows wireless devices (cameras, Touch Screens, etc.) to gain
access to the IBR-ZREMOTE and the TCP/IP network. (Not required if not using cameras or IBR-ITAB wireless
Touch Screen).
• IBR-ITAB: This is a completely wireless Touch Screen that connects to the ISEE-WAP using built in Wi-Fi for control
of Security, Z-Wave and Video. The IBR-ITAB-HW is a slight variation of the IBR-ITAB and differs in the
management of the security connection. In this case the IBR-ITAB-HW is wired directly to the Napco control panel
keypad bus to control security and the integral Wi-Fi is used only for Video and Z-Wave control.
The overall system layout is shown below:
WIRING OVERVIEW with IBR-ZREMOTE and ISEE-WAP
Internet
IBR-ZREMOTE
CONTROL
PANEL
STANDARD
KEYPAD
Remote Services
NETWORK
GREEN
RED
YELLOW
KEYPAD BUS
BLACK
RED
BLACK
GREEN
YELLOW
NETWORK
TO PANEL SERIAL PORT (only
needed for IBR-ZREMOTE CS
communication or panel
downloading)
BROADBAND
MODEM
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IBR-ITAB-HW
Z-WAVE DEVICES
CAMERAS
IBR-ITAB
CUSTOMER ROUTER
(Wireless or Wired-only)
ISEE-WAP
CLOSE-UP VIEW
CUSTOMER'S
BROADBAND
CONNECTION
(MODEM OR
NETWORK)
WAN
(INTERNET)
(CUSTOMER'S
PC AND OTHER
DEVICES)
WAN
POWE
RESET
CUSTOMER'S
ROUTER
TYPICAL ROUTER REAR PORT
ARRANGEMENT
12V/1A
WAN
ISEE-WAP
ISEE-WAP REAR PORTS (DO NOT USE WAN PORT)
The system can be installed out of the box without any configuration changes. First ensure the alarm control panel is wired
and working with a standard wired keypad as KP ADDR #1 before you continue. Be sure to use the same "type" of keypad
(either "Classic" or "K Series" Stay/Away) that you plan to configure the system to use. Do not wire the IBR-ZREMOTE yet.
STEP 1: PREPARE THE IBR-ITAB
The IBR-ITAB has an internal battery that may need recharging. Press and hold the "Back/Power" button
(shown at right) until the display starts to turn on (then release the button). After the IBR-ITAB tablet starts,
observe the battery indicator icon (upper right); if green or yellow, the battery has enough charge to complete
the installation. Press and hold the "Back/Power" button again until the power off message appears and
turn off the tablet. If the battery indicator icon is red, you can install and mount the charging plate as
described in WI1944 or just connect the power adapter to the charger plate (observing polarity) and power
the IBR-ITAB to continue.
Back / Power
Button
STEP 2: CONFIGURE THE CONTROL PANEL
The alarm control panel must have the correct firmware version installed to utilize all features of the IBR-ZREMOTE.
Required are:
• PCD-Windows Quickloader: V6.12 or greater (located on the enclosed IBR-ZREMOTE support CD)
• Control panels GEM-X255, GEM-P9600 and GEM-P3200: Firmware version 60A22-4 or greater (included in
IBR-ZREMOTE box)
• Control panels GEM-1664, GEM-P1632 and GEM-P816: Firmware version 30R-9 or greater (included in IBRZREMOTE box)
Note: The following version control panels may be upgraded for iBridge compatibility:
• GEM-P3200 and P9600 controls running firmware version 20 or greater, released in May of 1999.
• GEM-P816, P1632 and P1664 controls running firmware version 30 or greater, released in August of 1999 (V10
can be used if a 32 pin socket is available on the control panel motherboard).
Perform the following:
2A. If installing the IBR-ZREMOTE on a previously programmed control panel, launch Quickloader 6.12 and upload the
control panel program configuration to an account on your PC. In all cases ensure a conventional keypad is
connected at keypad address 1 for steps that follow.
2B. Remove power from the control panel, disconnect the battery wires and replace
the EPROM with the new version.
2C. Power up the control panel and reconnect the battery wires. Enter Direct Address
Program Mode and Cold Start the control panel (refer to the enclosed
programming instructions WI2052 for the procedure).
2D. Download the saved control panel program configuration back into the control
panel or create and download new control panel programming.
2E. In PCD-Windows Quickloader, select the keypad address to be used for the IBRChange keypad Type to "RCM"
ZREMOTE; change the keypad Type for that keypad address to "RCM" (as shown
in the image at right), select EZ Arm (6 columns to the right on the same screen). In the Keypad Features tab,
check "Disable Code-Required-for-FM-Level 1". Download to the control panel (all IBR-ZREMOTE modules are
factory defaulted as keypad #1). Change the conventional wired burglary keypad that was keypad #1 to keypad #2.
Note: If this is your first installation, we suggest you leave the IBR-ZREMOTE at KP ADDR #1 and change the
conventional wired keypad to ADDR #2 as described in these instructions.
STEP 3: INSTALL AND WIRE THE IBR-ZREMOTE
The IBR-ZREMOTE requires a unique keypad address on the NAPCO keypad bus. The IBR-ZREMOTE is factory
configured as control panel keypad address #1 and as a Napco "Classic" keypad. Place the panel configuration jumper
into CONFIG mode and leave this jumper there for now. The keypads will be configured in step 5.
Disconnect power from the control panel (AC and battery) and connect the keypad bus wires as shown below to the
+12V, GND, GRN and YEL terminals.
CONTROL
PANEL
TO PANEL SERIAL PORT (only needed
for NL-MOD CS communication)
LOCAL
DNLD
ETHERNET
ETHERNET
RJ45
CABLE
RJ45
CABLE
4 WIRE
RJ12
CABLE
3 WIRE
10
R.B.
SUPV.
IN3
IN2
IN1
IN0
BELL
DATA
GND
+12V
HEADER
SOCKET
MAC Address
(Example:
00-20-4A-8081-8B)
BLK
RED
J3
GRN YEL
STEP 4: WIRE THE NETWORK CONNECTION
Use standard CAT5 network cables as follows: Plug one end of a CAT5 cable into an open LAN socket on the
customer's existing router and the other end into an open LAN socket of the ISEE-WAP. Plug one end of a second
CAT5 cable into another open LAN socket on the ISEE-WAP, and the other end into the IBR-ZREMOTE receptacle
labeled "ETHERNET". Then plug one end of a third CAT5 cable into another open LAN socket on the ISEE-WAP, and
the other end into the other IBR-ZREMOTE receptacle located on the right side of the IBR-ZREMOTE. Refer to the
diagram on page 4 if needed. Note: Customer's router must support DHCP.
Reconnect the battery connection and power the control panel. Wait two (2) minutes for all devices to fully power and
complete their network connections. Remember, the panel configuration jumper is set to CONFIG mode, so the
keypads will power up and display "OUT OF SYSTEM".
STEP 5: CONFIGURE THE IBR-ZREMOTE AND KEYPAD ADDRESSES
5A. If the IBR-ZREMOTE is to be keypad address #1 and set as a Napco "Classic" keypad, then set the keypad
address in the conventional wired keypad to keypad address #2 as you normally would using Keypad
Configuration Mode (press 11123 FUNCTION). If you have more than one conventional wired keypad, verify
each address is unique. If not changing the IBR-ZREMOTE, then move the panel CONFIG jumper back to
NORM and go to step 7. If the IBR-ZREMOTE is changing, then the basic procedure is to enter Keypad
Configuration Mode and set the KP ADDR and Keypad Type to the desired values.
5B. The IBR-ZREMOTE keypad address and Keypad Type can be configured in one of three ways:
• Use an IBR-ITAB
• Use an app on your iPhone, iPad or Android device
• Use a Napco GEM-RP1CAe2 or GEM-K1 keypad with a special programming cable
USING THE IBR-ITAB
If step 4 was completed properly, the IBR-ZREMOTE and ISEE-WAP should have obtained IP
addresses and be ready for use. Power up an IBR-ITAB and it will connect to the ISEE-WAP and
IBR-ZREMOTE automatically (this process may take several minutes the first time it is performed).
The top status bar will display "Not Ready To Arm" when it is ready for the next step.
First set the keypad skin for the IBR-ITAB. On the IBR-ITAB, press and hold the button with the
System Settings "gear" icon on the lower left corner of the display for 4 seconds. Tap the empty Back / Power
Button
field and in the keyboard type the administrator password "admin"; tap Done and then tap OK.
Tap Yes to the "Making System Changes…" popup, then tap Security. Tap the first menu entry Keypad Skin,
then tap either Classic or K Series Stay/Away. Press the Back/Power button twice to return to the keypad
display. Next, set the keypad type in the IBR-ZREMOTE.
Tap Security > Other Options > Keypad Mode. The keypad will display "01 Out of System". Tap 1 1 1 2 3
FUNCTION to enter Dealer Mode. Tap FUNCTION or MENU repeatedly until the configuration keypad displays
"Keypad Address". Enter the correct address and tap ON/OFF or ENTER to set. Tap FUNCTION or MENU
repeatedly until the configuration keypad displays "KEYPAD TYPE RP1CAE2" (tap INTERIOR / STAY or
NEXT to toggle between the keypad model names. Note: If using a physical K Series ("Stay/Away") keypad
connected with a wire harness, press and hold STAY until it beeps to toggle between the keypad model
names). When selected, tap ON/OFF or ENTER to set, then tap RESET to exit.
Return the CONFIG jumper on the control panel back to NORM ("System Ready" should appear on the keypad
if all zones are closed).
USING AN APP
If you have already loaded the iBridge App on your device, then connect to the ISEE-WAP Wi-Fi access point
"IBRIDGE" using the WEP key 1234567890. Repeat the same steps in the section "USING THE IBR-ITAB"
above. If for any reason you cannot connect with the IBR-ITAB or the phone app, then the "USING A
CONFIGURATION KEYPAD" procedure (below) can be used.
Apps can be obtained from Google Play or the Apple Store.
USING A CONFIGURATION KEYPAD
A GEM-RP1CAe2 or GEM-K1 keypad (henceforth called a "configuration
keypad") can be plugged into the IBR-ZREMOTE "Header Socket" receptacle
(marked "J3" on the PC board; see the image at right). When connected, the IBRZREMOTE can be configured exactly the same way as a physical Gemini keypad.
Connect one end of the provided RCM-PROGCABLE keypad bus cable to the
Gemini keypad, then connect the other end to the IBR-ZREMOTE circuit board
receptacle marked "J3" (keying tab faces away from unit).
J4
J3
Configuration Procedure
Use the "configuration keypad" to program the IBR-ZREMOTE KP ADDR and
Keypad Model as follows:
a. Ensure both jumpers marked J2 and J3 located on the lower PC board
(next to the blue bus connector) are set closer to the "4-WIRE" printing on
the PC board (this is the default shipping configuration).
RCM-PROGCABLE plugs into the
"Header Socket" (J3)
Jumper J4 also shown.
b. Remove jumper J4 on the Z-Wave PC board (located on the top PC board in the IBR-ZREMOTE
housing, next to silver battery).
c. Connect one end of the special keypad bus cable (RCM-PROGCABLE) to the back of the configuration
keypad and connect the other end to the IBR-ZREMOTE "Header Socket" receptacle (marked "J3" on the
PC board). The control panel CONFIG jumper should still be set to CONFIG from step 4. When the
configuration keypad powers up, its display will read "XX OUT OF SYSTEM". IMPORTANT: After the
display reads "XX OUT OF SYSTEM", you MUST stop and wait the IBR-ZREMOTE components to reset
and prepare for communication; only after the display changes to "XX OUT OF SYSTEM RCMMODULE" may you proceed with the next step (the words "RCM-MODULE" must be in the display text).
Repeat the same steps in the section "USING THE IBR-ITAB" above. When finished, disconnect the cable
and be sure to reinstall jumper J4.
At this point you should have a functioning system and be able to arm and disarm the panel using the IBR-ITAB. The
next step is to integrate video cameras (if applicable).
STEP 6: ENROLL VIDEO CAMERAS (Optional)
If you already have iSeeVideo cameras installed, then jump to the next paragraph "Discovering Cameras" below.
Installing Cameras
Mount and wire cameras in accordance with the work instructions included with the camera. Make note of the MAC
address of each installed camera. Once the cameras are installed (wired or wireless), power them and wait at least
two (2) minutes for the cameras to acquire IP addresses and stabilize.
Discovering Cameras
On the IBR-ITAB Touchscreen, tap the VIDEO "pie shape", then tap the magnifying glass that appears on the next
screen to discover the newly installed cameras (or the existing iSeeVideo cameras installed previously). It may be
necessary to re-run this discovery process more than once if all cameras are not found.
STEP 7: ACTIVATE AN IBR-ZREMOTE ACCOUNT FOR "REMOTE SERVICES"
Once the IBR-ZREMOTE has been completely wired to the control panel, configured and powered up, a consumer
iBridge subscriber account is ready to be created for remote services (remote access through the web and
smartphones), if desired. These activation steps include adding Subscribers, cameras and an IBR-ZREMOTE to a
customer account.
NEW ACTIVATION
7A. To create your new iBridge subscriber accounts, simply type the
following Internet address into your Web browser:
www.ibridgeonline.com/ibridge
...and the following web page appears:
• If you are not yet registered as a Dealer, simply click Register a Dealer to submit a registration request (you must
be a registered dealer to create subscriber accounts)
• If you already have a Dealer account, type your User
Name and Password and click Submit and the Welcome screen appears
7B. In the Welcome screen, click User Management > Manage
Subscribers. The Subscribers Listing page appears.
Click Add New Subscriber. In the Subscriber Registration
form, type the subscriber's name, address, telephone number
and other information in the appropriate fields as shown in the
image at right. When finished, click Create.
Note: After clicking Create, scroll below the Subscriber Information to find the subscriber automatically added as a new
"Master" End User (the person having administrative privileges,
i.e. the ability to program Advanced Settings and add new End
Users to the account).
7C. Near the bottom of the screen, click Add / Replace New
i/z Remote Device.
In the popup that appears, type the unique
MAC Address of the IBR-ZREMOTE
printed on the label on the jack marked
ETHERNET. Type the complete 12-digit
code (do not enter dashes).
MAC
ADDRESS
Keypad Selection
Click the Keypad selection pull-down
menu to select the keypad type of the installation. This
should be the same keypad type installed in step 5.
Note: For the -2AS, the -3DGTL and -4RF series, the
corresponding full alpha keypad will be displayed, allowing the entry of zone descriptions, if desired.
Click Submit ¼ and the new IBR-ZREMOTE will be
added to the account.
7D. Next, add any video cameras to the account by typing the
MAC address of the cameras you wish to view remotely.
This step is required even if the cameras are existing
iSeeVideo cameras. Above the zRemote entry field you
will see the Add New Camera button shown at right:
Simply click on Add New Camera and type the MAC address in the field provided. If you previously enrolled
cameras to your Dealer account but did not assign them
to a Subscriber account, then you can select "Add from
Existing Camera Device List" to find the cameras and
assign them to the Subscriber.
Click Submit and then add additional cameras if needed.
7E. Be sure to select the services to be made available to
your customer by checking the appropriate boxes. By
checking Video, Security and/or Z-Wave, customers can
control these functions via the web. Only by checking
Remote Access can your customers remotely log in and
connect using Apple and Android devices ("Remote Services").
7F. Verify the user account is functioning by logging in to the
following Internet address using your Web browser:
www.ibridgeonline.com/ibridge
Enter the customer User Name and Password created in
step 7B above, and verify that the image shown at right
appears.
Verify the system can be armed and disarmed and that
the cameras, if installed, are visible. The consumer can
change the User Name and Password by accessing the
web account.
STEP 8 – SECURING THE SYSTEM
Up to this point the iBridge system auto-configured using the default Wi-Fi settings. The ISEE-WAP has two default
SSIDs (network access point names) broadcasting to devices within signal range of the ISEE-WAP; these SSIDs
can easily be seen with any iPhone or Android device. The names are PUBLIC and IBRIDGE. SSID1 is named
PUBLIC and is used by the IBR-ITABs and cameras to automatically join the network. SSID2 is named IBRIDGE,
uses the WEP security protocol and a 10-digit Key of "1234567890". SSID2 can be changed to a new name and a
secret Key so that only the customer has access. After this step is completed, PUBLIC can be disabled so that no
one else can connect to the system. Note: This process is reversible to accommodate future changes.
The following steps will ensure that the IBR-ITAB will only
wirelessly connect to the intended ISEE-WAP by adding the
unique SSID name and (secret) key to the ISEE-WAP.
With the Home Screen displayed, using your finger, press
and hold the System Settings "gear" icon (shown at right).
Press and hold the
"System Settings"
"gear" icon
The Please enter password popup appears (shown at right).
If this popup does not appear, press the Back/Power Button
and try again. Remember, be sure to press and hold the System Settings "gear" icon.
In the Please enter password popup, tap the blank (empty)
field with the flashing cursor, and the following keyboard will
appear on the screen:
Using the keyboard keys, tap each letter to type the word
"admin" (all lowercase). When finished typing, tap the Done
button (see image at right).
10
Done button
The word "admin" is now placed in the Please enter password popup, as shown:
Tap OK. The following warning popup appears:
Tap Yes and the following User Settings menu appears:
Tap Tablet, then tap Connection. The following Connection Settings appears:
Change the SSID and Key.
Tap (1) Change/Create CUSTOM IBRIDGE ISEE-WAP
SSID and KEY.
Note: The following only needs to be performed once to
configure or change the ISEE-WAP. If enrolling a second
IBR-ITAB, jump to the next step.
An Information popup appears:
11
Tap Continue. In the Preferred Network dialog that appears (shown at right), type a new SSID name, ensure the
default security protocol is WEP, then type a new secret Key
(check Show Password to view the password text as you
type). The Key MUST be one word (no spaces) 10 digits in
length using only 0-9, A, B, C, D, E or F as digits. DO NOT
use the same SSID name and secret Key as the customer's
router. Again, do not use spaces!
When finished, tap Save. This action adds this unique SSID
and this unique Key to the ISEE-WAP. A popup will display
that reads, "Command completed successfully -- OK".
Tap OK to close; wait two (2) minutes for the ISEE-WAP to
restart and the IBR-ITAB to reconnect.
Next, you must configure the IBR-ITAB to hereafter ONLY
connect to the ISEE-WAP with this unique SSID and this
unique Key. Proceed as follows:
Choose the Tablet Connection/SSID.
At the Connection Settings menu that appears (shown at
right), tap (2) Tablet Connection/SSID Choice.
In the following Information popup that appears, tap Continue.
In the screen that appears, tap CUSTOM SETUP.
Under CUSTOM SETUP you will be presented with the
same Preferred Network dialog above. The data entered
previously will still exist; tap Join to accept this data. Note:
If enrolling a second IBR-ITAB, these fields will have to be
completed using the same data you entered previously with
the first IBR-ITAB.
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Configure the Wireless Cameras. Be sure all wireless
cameras are powered, then tap (3) Configure Wireless
Camera.
A confirmation popup appears; tap Yes to proceed (or tap
No to exit without saving changes).
Wait while the IBR-ITAB searches for all cameras. When
finished searching, the IBR-ITAB lists all the discovered
cameras by IP address. Tap to select each camera one at a
time and tap "Lock" to lock the camera. Exit when complete.
Lock Down the ISEE-WAP.
In the Connection Settings menu, tap (4) Lock Down
IBRIDGE ISEE-WAP.
Locking the ISEE-WAP turns off the default "PUBLIC" SSID
so no other systems can connect to your equipment. Any
new IBR-ITABs will have to use the new SSID and Key entered in the Preferred Network dialog above.
In the Information popup that appears, tap Continue.
Wait several seconds until the following popup appears:
Tap OK to close.
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Test the keypad. To ensure the IBR-ITAB is connected with
the correct ISEE-WAP, press the Back/Power Button repeatedly until the Home Screen appears, then press the Security button. A screen with your arming choices appears:
Arm the system by first pressing AWAY, then press the User
Code in the keypad that appears. Ensure the keypad text on
the IBR-ITAB matches the keypad text that appears on the
standard wired keypad.
In the Home Screen, when connected, a connection strength indicator appears at the top
right (1-4 bars, as shown). If you wish to verify
the connection, press this icon and text appears at the bottom of the IBR-ITAB screen Signal Strength
Indicator
confirming the validity of the connection. For
example, the text may read:
"Connected with ssid:
WAP345, Level: Excellent, IP:
192.168.50.102, Port: 8003, Gateway: 192.168.50.2"
At this point you have successfully installed, configured and locked down the iBridge system. Additional manuals are
included with this system as follows:
Z-WAVE PROGRAMMING AND USER GUIDE (OI378)
If your customer plans to use Z-WAVE devices, then consult OI378, "Using your iBridge IBR-ITAB Series Home
Automation System". This user guide describes how to enroll and control Z-Wave devices. As a Dealer, you have
the choice to either allow or disable access to Z-WAVE configuration menus by the end user. This setting is
discussed in the following WI1944.
CONFIGURING THE IBR-ITAB (WI1944)
The IBR-ITAB Installation, Mounting and Programming instructions describes how to physically install the IBR-ITAB
to the wall and also describes the three (3) types of menus in the IBR-ITAB. They are:
1. User Settings: User Settings are options that your customer can set to control the IBR-ITAB. Tap the System
Settings "gear" icon once (lower left corner of the Home screen) to access this menu. Descriptions of each
feature are described in the IBR-ITAB Security System User Guide OI372.
2. Dealer Settings: Dealer Settings are options that the Dealer configures. These menus are accessed via the
same "gear" icon but by pressing and holding the "gear" icon for 3 seconds (a password is required to access
these menus).
3. Android Settings: Within Dealer Settings there is an option to access the Android menu system. The Android
menus should not be accessed by the Dealer; these menus exist for troubleshooting purposes when in contact
with our Technical Support department.
IBR-ITAB SECURITY SYSTEM USER GUIDE (OI372)
This user guide describes how to use the security keypad on the IBR-ITAB screen, and perform tasks such as
arming Stay (protecting yourself at home), arming Away (setting the alarm when leaving), arming Night (protecting
yourself when sleeping), bypassing zones, and all other aspects of the customer's security alarm system.
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NOTES
THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT IS REQUIRED BY THE FCC:
This equipment generates and uses radio-frequency energy and, if not installed and used properly, that is, in strict accordance with the
manufacturer's instructions, may cause interference to radio and television reception. It has been type tested and found to comply with
the limits for a Class-B computing device in accordance with the specifications in Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are
designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference in a residential installation. However, there is no guarantee that
interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause interference to radio or television reception, which
can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures: reorient the receiving antenna; relocate the computer with respect to the receiver; move the computer away from
the receiver; plug the computer into a different outlet so that computer and receiver are on different branch circuits. If necessary, the
user should consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician for additional suggestions. The user may find the following
booklet prepared by the Federal Communications Commission helpful: “How to Identify and Resolve Radio-TV Interference Problems”.
This booklet is available from the U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402; Stock No. 004-000-00345-4. Changes and
Modifications not expressly approved by NAPCO can void your authority to operate this equipment under Federal Communications
Commissions rules.
FCC NOTICE (FOR U.S. CUSTOMERS):
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules:
Operation is subject to the following conditions:
1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and
2. This device must accept any interference received, Including interference that may cause undesired operation.
THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH INDUSTRY CANADA LICENCE-EXEMPT RSS STANDARD(S). Operation is subject to the following
two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that
may cause undesired operation of the device.
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NAPCO LIMITED WARRANTY
NAPCO SECURITY SYSTEMS, INC. (NAPCO)
warrants its products to be free from manufacturing
defects in materials and workmanship for thirty-six
months following the date of manufacture. NAPCO will,
within said period, at its option, repair or replace any
product failing to operate correctly without charge to the
original purchaser or user.
This warranty shall not apply to any equipment, or any
part thereof, which has been repaired by others,
improperly installed, improperly used, abused, altered,
damaged, subjected to acts of God, or on which any
serial numbers have been altered, defaced or removed.
Seller will not be responsible for any dismantling or
reinstallation charges.
THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED, WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE
DESCRIPTION ON THE FACE HEREOF. THERE IS
NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OF
MERCHANTABILITY OR A WARRANTY OF FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. ADDITIONALLY,
THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER
OBLIGATIONS OR LIABILITIES ON THE PART OF
NAPCO.
Any action for breach of warranty, including but not
limited to any implied warranty of merchantability, must
be brought within the six months following the end of
the warranty period.
IN NO CASE SHALL NAPCO BE LIABLE TO ANYONE
FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL
DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF THIS OR ANY OTHER
WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, EVEN IF THE
LOSS OR DAMAGE IS CAUSED BY THE SELLER'S
OWN NEGLIGENCE OR FAULT.
In case of defect, contact the security professional who
installed and maintains your security system. In order to
exercise the warranty, the product must be returned by
the security professional, shipping costs prepaid and
insured to NAPCO. After repair or replacement,
NAPCO assumes the cost of returning products under
warranty. NAPCO shall have no obligation under this
warranty, or otherwise, if the product has been repaired
by others, improperly installed, improperly used,
abused, altered, damaged, subjected to accident,
nuisance, flood, fire or acts of God, or on which any
serial numbers have been altered, defaced or removed.
NAPCO will not be responsible for any dismantling,
reassembly or reinstallation charges.
This warranty contains the entire warranty. It is the sole
warranty and any prior agreements or representations,
whether oral or written, are either merged herein or are
expressly cancelled. NAPCO neither assumes, nor
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authorizes any other person purporting to act on its
behalf to modify, to change, or to assume for it, any
other warranty or liability concerning its products.
In no event shall NAPCO be liable for an amount in
excess of NAPCO's original selling price of the product,
for any loss or damage, whether direct, indirect,
incidental, consequential, or otherwise arising out of
any failure of the product. Seller's warranty, as
hereinabove set forth, shall not be enlarged, diminished
or affected by and no obligation or liability shall arise or
grow out of Seller's rendering of technical advice or
service in connection with Buyer's order of the goods
furnished hereunder.
NAPCO RECOMMENDS THAT THE ENTIRE
SYSTEM BE COMPLETELY TESTED WEEKLY.
Warning: Despite frequent testing, and due to, but not
limited to, any or all of the following; criminal tampering,
electrical or communications disruption, it is possible for
the system to fail to perform as expected. NAPCO does
not represent that the product/system may not be
compromised or circumvented; or that the product or
system will prevent any personal injury or property loss
by burglary, robbery, fire or otherwise; nor that the
product or system will in all cases provide adequate
warning or protection. A properly installed and
maintained alarm may only reduce risk of burglary,
robbery, fire or otherwise but it is not insurance or a
guarantee that these events will not occur.
CONSEQUENTLY, SELLER SHALL HAVE NO
LIABILITY FOR ANY PERSONAL INJURY,
PROPERTY DAMAGE, OR OTHER LOSS BASED ON
A CLAIM THE PRODUCT FAILED TO GIVE
WARNING. Therefore, the installer should in turn
advise the consumer to take any and all precautions for
his or her safety including, but not limited to, fleeing the
premises and calling police or fire department, in order
to mitigate the possibilities of harm and/or damage.
NAPCO is not an insurer of either the property or safety
of the user's family or employees, and limits its liability
for any loss or damage including incidental or
consequential damages to NAPCO's original selling
price of the product regardless of the cause of such loss
or damage.
Some states do not allow limitations on how long an
implied warranty lasts or do not allow the exclusion or
limitation of incidental or consequential damages, or
differentiate in their treatment of limitations of liability for
ordinary or gross negligence, so the above limitations or
exclusions may not apply to you. This Warranty gives
you specific legal rights and you may also have other
rights which vary from state to state.
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