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Integration Note

Manufacturer: ELK

Model Number(s): M1 Gold, M1EZ8

Core Module Versions: 4.0 (Build 275 and later)

Comments: Panel Firmware: 4.3.8 or 5.2.4 Main, 3.1.13 Boot

ELKRP: Version 1.6.2

Document Revision Date: 1/31/2013

OVERVIEW AND SUPPORTED FEATURES

The ELK panels integrate with the g! system using an RS-232 serial connection. The M1 Gold includes

an RS-232 port, whereas the M1EZ8 requires the ELK-M1EZ8MSI Main Serial Port Interface.

Integration of the security system provides monitoring and control from any touch screen, telephone or

computer both locally and remotely. Additionally, events occurring in the security system can trigger

system commands in other sub-systems in the home. For example, a burglar alarm can turn all the lights

on and send out email alerts. The security system can also receive commands as a result of events

within other sub-systems. For example, changing the house mode from Home to Vacation can trigger a

security command to arm the system.

IMPORTANT NOTE –LIGHTING AND THERMOSTATS:

Although the ELK panels can integrate thermostats and lighting systems, only the security functions of

the ELK panel are accessible by the g! system: any climate or lighting systems must be tied to the g!

system and NOT the ELK.

THESE PANELS SUPPORT THE FOLLOWING FEATURES:

Arm – Disarm: Arm and disarm from the Viewer interface is supported. Status information is available for

all partitions.

IMPORTANT NOTE:

If using Firmware 5.2.4 you may need to uncheck the box labeled "Access" in the ELK RP Software for

Arming and Disarming to function properly.

Auto Arm: Arming as a System Command from the Event Mapper is supported. By default, automatic

arming is disabled in the Configurator.

Zone Status: Zone status information is available for all zones (in any partition), and is properly shown in

the Viewer.

History View: The history view is properly supported on any Viewer.

Auto Zone and Partition Detection: The g! system will automatically detect the zone name and number

as well as partition name and number.

THESE PANELS DO NOT SUPPORT THE FOLLOWING FEATURES:

Thermostats: Thermostats connected behind the panel cannot be controlled from the g! system.

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Lighting: Lighting systems connected behind the panel cannot be controlled from the g! system.

Any feature not specifically noted as supported should be assumed to be unsupported.

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INSTALLATION OVERVIEW

1. Install the security system.

2. If you are using the ELK EZ8, then you must also install the ELK-M1EZ8MSI Main Serial

Interface.

3. Run a Cat5 wire from the g! system to the security panel and test the cable.

4. Test the security panel, zone sensors and keypads for functionality.

5. Connect the g! system to the panel electrically.

6. Configure the g! system controller communication device and security panel and confirm

communication between the panel and the g! system controller.

7. Test the arming and disarming capability from a computer or touch screen and confirm history

function.

CONNECTION DIAGRAMS

BILL OF MATERIALS

# Device Manufacturer Part Number Protocol Connector Type Notes

1 Control Panel ELK M1Gold or EZ8 Various RJ45 (EZ8) or DB-9 Female (M 1Gold)

2 Serial Port Interface ELK ELK-M 1EZ8M SI RS-232 DB -9 Female ONLY REQUIRED for EZ8

3 DB9M to RJ45 A dapter ELAn HA-CB-307 RS-232 DB-9 M ale X RJ-45 Female

4 Cat5 Cable Installer N/A RS-232 RJ-45 M ale X RJ-45 M ale M ust terminate all 8 conductors

5 g! System Co ntro ller ELAN Various (e.g. HC12) RS-232 RJ-45

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PANEL PROGRAMING

Use the ElkRP software tool to configure the panel with the settings for each zone, partition and so forth.

PANEL VERSIONS

Before programming the panel, we suggest checking the firmware. The version shown at the top of this

Integration Note has been tested, and we suggest using this version or a newer version. If you have

older versions we suggest you update to at least the versions shown at top.

SYSTEM PROGRAMMING

Once the firmware has been checked, setup the system according to normal ELK procedures. When you

have completed programming, test the entire system as a stand-alone entity.

SYSTEM PROGRAMMING

Once the ELK panel is working properly as a stand-alone system, use the ElkRP software to setup the

panel for g! integration as follows:

1. Start the ELKRP software and open the account for this job.

2. Select Globals in the Folder items at left.

3. Select the G29-G42 (Special) tab.

4. For Serial Port 0 baud rate (at the right), select 9600.

5. Check Transmit event log.

6. Check Transmit zone changes.

7. Check Transmit keypad keys.

8. Save your settings on your hard drive.

9. Save the settings to the panel.

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g! CONFIGURATION DETAILS

The following table provides settings used in the g! Configurator. Please refer to the Configurator Reference Guide for more details.

o“<Select>” Select the appropriate item from the list (or drop-down) in the Configurator.

o“<User Defined>”, etc. Type in the desired name for the item.

o“<Auto Detect>”, etc. The system will auto detect this variable.

Devices Variable Name Setting Comments

Communication Devices Name <User Defined> (Default: Security)

Type Serial Port

System Controller Name N/A

Communication Type Standard Connection

Location <User Defined> (Not Required)

Com Port <Select>

Security Panels Name <User Defined> (Default: ELK-M1)

Device Type ELK-M1

Location <User Defined> (Not Required)

Comm Device <Select> (Default: Secuirty)

PIN Set Button <User Defined> Click the Set button, then enter a valid PIN

Name Show Auto Keys

Disarm Disarm Yes NO Code + Enter See Note 1.

Mode 1 Away Yes NO Code + Enter

Mode 2 Stay Yes NO Code + Enter

Mode 3 Stay Inst. Yes NO Code + Enter

Mode 4 Night Yes NO Code + Enter

Mode 5 Night Inst. Yes NO Code + Enter

Mode 6 Vacation Yes NO Code + Enter

Partions Name <Auto Detect>

Show Partition Yes

Areas in Partition <User Defined> (Not Required)

Zones Name <Auto Detect>

Enable Bypass <Select> (Default: Yes) (See Note 2)

Exists in Partition <Select> (See Note 3)

Notes:

1. To avoid having to press Enter, setup all the PINs in the system with the same number of digits (4, 5 or 6), then select 4 (5, or 6) Keys.

2. The Enable Bypass is set to Yes by default: change this to No for any zones you do not wish bypassed from the Viewer interface.

3. For each zone, add the partitions in which that zone is a part.

Click the Discover Devices button on the Communication Device

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COMMON MISTAKES

1. Failing to test the Cat5 cable assembly. It is easy to make a mistake when terminating the Cat5

cable with the RJ-45 connectors. Always use a LAN tester to check for continuity and shorts.

2. Using a Cat5 patch cable without all 8 conductors. Some Ethernet patch cables only have the 4

conductors (1,2,3,6) needed for Ethernet communications. These cables will not work as patch

cables for RS-232 communications. Visually inspect the clear plastic connectors to determine if

all 8 wires are present.

3. Using a null modem to connect the RS-232 port. The ELK panel connection does not require a

null modem when connecting to a g! system controller.

4. Failing to plug the Cat5 cable assembly into the correct port. Make sure the RJ-45 connector is

plugged into the same port (COM1, 2, 3 or 4) that is specified in the Configurator.

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