¶ Integration Note
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Manufacturer |
DMP |
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Model |
XR150, XR350, XR550 |
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Driver Name |
DMP |
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Driver Version |
24.02.07.00 |
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Document / Driver Revision |
Feb 7, 2024 |
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Core Min / Max Tested |
8.7.xx / 8.8.xx |
¶ Overview
This is a two-way driver to control and get feedback from supported DMP Security Panels. The driver can set Arm / Disarm / Home (Stay) / Sleep / Away / Clear alarms.
¶ Supported Features
THE FOLLOWING OPTIONS ARE SUPPORTED
- This Driver supports
- Auto Discovery and Installation of all Areas and Zones
- Open listening socket for real-time feedback
- Arm / Disarm / Away / Clear from Elan
- Bypass / Unbypass
- Faulted zones alarms
- Sync with the panel if changes occur outside of Elan
- User based pass codes in Elan from Configurator and front end Viewer UI
- Driver and Device Logs for events reported by Panel
- Use Standard or Integrator path for Remote Options
- Disarm Event Map
- Support 500 Level sensors
- Countdown timer
- Exit Delay
¶ Driver Notes
The Driver uses the predefined system option in DMP: Area, All / Perimeter, Home / Sleep / Away, HAS with Guest. Depending on how you have your system configured, the driver will behave according to these definitions.
¶ AREA:
In an Area (A) all areas are armed / disarmed at once. The All Option is not available in this setup.
¶ All / Perimeter:
In an All/Perimeter (All Perim) system, the functions are divided into 2 main areas:
- Away Arms both the perimeter and interior. Use when no one is inside.
- Sleep / Stay Arms just the perimeter of the building. Use when you’re inside.
¶ Home / Sleep / Away:
In a Home/Sleep/Away (H S A) system, the building is divided into 3 areas: perimeter, interior, and bedrooms.
- Home Arms the perimeter only. Bedrooms and interior are not armed.
- Sleep Arms the perimeter and the interior but not the bedrooms. Use to leave the bedroom areas unarmed during sleep. If a bedroom has an exit to the perimeter, that should be part of the perimeter not the bedroom.
- Away Arms the perimeter, interior, and bedrooms. Use when no one is inside
¶ H / S / A with Guest:
This will behave same as Home / Sleep / Away above. It will also add the same partitions for the Guest Area as well.
The driver will automatically add the All Zones and All Guest Zones to Elan if the system is configured as A / P, H/S/A, or H/S/A with guests. The All Zone will not be present if the system is only Area.
Sample driver with H/S/A/Guest
¶ Device Configuration
- Get Account number and Remote Key from File 🡪 Panel Information (Setup in Panel if not available)
- Setup communication method. Integrator Path is preferred. However we provide instructions for Standard method as well.
- (OPTIONAL) Get Remote Key from Remote Options 🡪 Remote Key only if you’re going to use the Standard Remote Options. If you’re going to use the Integrator Path, you don’t need this value.
NOTE: If you use Standard, then change the PORT in the driver to match the Network Programming Port (default is 2001).
NOTE: If you use Standard, then you cannot use Remote Link while the Panel is connected to Elan. Change the Port in Elan, hit Apply. When done with Remote Link, disconnect, re-enter the correct Port in Elan and hit Apply
- Recommended – If you are going to use the Integrator Path, Set Connection, Incoming TCP Port , and Integrator IP (The IP address of the Elan Controller) under Remote Options 🡪 Integrator Path
- For Each Area, make sure that you have enabled (checked) Open / Close Reports
- Make Sure to Match the Exit Delay to the Exit Delay field in the Configurator
- For Each Zone, make sure that you have enabled (checked) Real-time Status
¶ Driver Configuration
¶ Install the Driver
- Install the driver
- Set the Remote Options
- Add the User Code, Remote Key (only needed if you’re using Standard Remote Option) and the IP address of the Panel.
- Change the port if you’re using a different incoming port on the Panel. Default for Standard is 2001. Default for Integrator Path is 8011 which is also the driver default.
- Set the Bad Zone Action, Entry Delay, Exit Delay. If this is set to more than 0, it will start a countdown for the user.
Note: Even if the Bad Zone Action is Bypass, if a zone is faulted or open before Arm, the user must click Bypass on the Elan UI before Arm) - Click on Install. It should pull in all the partitions and Zones.
NOTE: Partition 1 in Elan will always be named Partition 1, the rest will be changed according to the Area/Zone from the DMP panel. Change the name as needed.
All Zones partition will be created to arm / disarm / clear all zones at once. If at least one zone is armed, this will show armed.
Set Options such as Bypass Pin Required to force users to enter PIN to bypass. Change / modify modes as needed.
Set Exit Delay – This will start an exit timer. Make sure this matches the value in DMP as listed above. Otherwise, the user will get the wrong information about when the system is Armed.
Set Entry Delay if required, otherwise set to 0 to disable Entry Delay. Usually, Entry Delay is handled by the panel. Add Value here if needed.
¶ Add Event Map to Disarm
The driver has a built in Disarm Event that can be triggered as needed. By default the driver has a disarm function. This is only an event map to be used for non built-in functions such as relay trigger to disarm the alarm. This even map is exposed in the configurator. This function will bypass all PIN requirements to disarm so use with CAUTION.
To Create this trigger, from Event Maps, Add Event Map 🡪 Choose the triggering action then Choose Security System🡪DMP🡪Execute Function🡪Disarm.
¶ User Administration
There are two ways to add users in Elan.
First is from the Configurator. This is dealer controlled. Up to 10 users.
The second is from the front end viewer using Advanced Setting. This is End User controlled. Up to 4 user codes.
- You can have either one populated or both. At a minimum, one user code must be assigned to one of the user inputs.
- Codes should be unique across both user inputs.
- They are independent of each other. The driver will first look for the code in the End User codes then if it can’t match it will look through the User Settings in the configurator.
- This is a PIN CODE and should be only numeric between 4 – 8 digits.
- These codes are independent of the user codes in the Panel and will NOT overwrite the panel user codes. For simplicity it’s better to coordinate these PIN codes to match. However, these codes will arm / disarm panel regardless of user codes programmed into the panel directly.
¶ Add Users to Elan from Configurator
In order to authenticate users, each user must be added to the User Settings page in the configurator.
Each user must have a unique pin code. If a user filled is blank, leave the pin code blank as well.
The user will be asked to supply this pin code for all functions in the driver. We recommend making this pin code the same as the Panel.
This code does not sync to the panel and operates independently from the User Codes in the panel. Make sure to sync these manually if required.
¶ Add Users to Elan from Configurator
This method requires the End User to have the password to the Advanced settings in the viewer.
- Open the Viewer and click on settings on the main page 🡪Advanced Settings 🡪 Enter Admin PIN
- Click on Device Settings 🡪 DMP
- Click on Set and add the desired PIN (between 4 – 8 digits) 🡪Enter. To Change the PIN, click on Set again and modify the code.
¶ Using the Driver
¶ Arm / Disarm / Clear
Choose the Mode (Disarm / Away / Stay (or Sleep) / Clear) to execute a function. Enter the pin code assigned in the driver. Partition should Arm / Disarm / Clear accordingly. The panel will start an Arming Timer.
¶ Bypass
To Bypass a zone, click on the list menu item and click bypass. To UnBypass, click the button again.
NOTE: Make sure to set the BYPASS option in the Configurator for the zone.
- If a zone is faulted while Armed, the UI will display Alarm. To clear the alarm, the panel must be Disarmed first.
¶ Clear
Clear will only clear the temp alarm buffer. It will not reset or disarm the system. To completely clear Alarms, the panel must be disarmed.