Galaxy Dimension Series

Honeywell Galaxy Control Panel
Integration Guide
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Contents
About this guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . v
Chapter 1: Introduction to Galaxy Dimension control panel integration

Understanding Galaxy Dimension control panel integration . . . . . . . . 2
How Galaxy Dimension control panel integration works . . . . . . . . . 3
How Honeywell Galaxy terminology is used in Security Center . . . . . . . 4
Chapter 2: Release Notes

What’s new in 5.2 SR4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
What’s new in 5.2 SR3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
What’s new in 5.2 GA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Resolved issues for 5.2 SR4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Resolved issues for 5.2 SR3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Resolved issues for 5.2 GA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Known issues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Limitations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Supported Honeywell Galaxy devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Supported number of devices and entities . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Supported features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Chapter 3: Configuring Galaxy Dimension control panels in Security Cen-

ter
Configuration overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Preconfiguration checklist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Read the release notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Make sure you have the proper license . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Secure your network . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Configure the control panel for RS-232 communication . . . . . . . . 15
Configure the control panel for IP communication . . . . . . . . . . 17
Create the Intrusion Manager role . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
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Create the Intrusion detection unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Configuring the intrusion detection unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Configure intrusion detection unit properties . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Map inputs to intrusion detection areas. . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Set the time zone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Create custom event mappings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Configuring the heartbeat connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Configure the heartbeat connection on the control panel . . . . . . . 30
Configure the heartbeat connection in Security Center . . . . . . . . 31
Map intrusion detection areas to cameras. . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Map Galaxy panel events to Security Center actions . . . . . . . . . . 34
Appendix A: SIA event types
Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Where to find product documentation . . . . . . . . . . 45
Technical support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
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About this guide
This guide describes how to integrate Honeywell Galaxy Dimension series control panels in
Security Center, and how to monitor them in Security Desk. This guide supplements Security
Center and Honeywell documentation.
For more information, see "Where to find product documentation" on page 45, and the
Honeywell Galaxy Dimension Installer Manual found in the Documentation\Controllers folder
of your Security Center installation package.
It assumes you are familiar with the following:
• Security Center 5.2 systems.
• Configuration and use of Honeywell Galaxy intrusion devices.
This guide is organized into the following sections:
• Chapter 1, “Introduction to Galaxy Dimension control panel integration” on page 1
• Chapter 2, “Release Notes” on page 5
• Chapter 3, “Configuring Galaxy Dimension control panels in Security Center” on page 13
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1
Introduction to Galaxy Dimension
control panel integration
This section describes the main features of integrating Honeywell Galaxy Dimension series
control panels in Security Center and how the integration works.
This section includes the following topics:
• "Understanding Galaxy Dimension control panel integration" on page 2
• "How Galaxy Dimension control panel integration works" on page 3
• "How Honeywell Galaxy terminology is used in Security Center" on page 4
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Understanding Galaxy Dimension control panel integration
Understanding Galaxy Dimension control panel integration

The Security Center Intrusion Manager role integrates Galaxy Dimension control panels into
Security Center for centralized monitoring, control, and reporting.
The integration allows you to do the following:

• Map Galaxy Dimension control panels to Security Center intrusion detection units.
• Map groups of inputs and devices on the control panel to Security Center intrusion
detection areas.
• Attach cameras to intrusion detection areas to view recorded video associated with events
and alarms from the panel.
• Monitor the connection between the Security Center server and the Galaxy Dimension
control panel using the heartbeat monitoring feature.
• Create event-to-actions for events that are sent from the control panel.
• Create custom events that can be used in event-to-action configuration.
• Receive events and alarms from the control panel, and monitor them in Security Desk. For
more information about monitoring intrusion detection events in Security Desk, see
“Monitoring events” and “Monitoring alarms” in the Security Desk User Guide.
• Monitor intrusion detection area state changes in real-time in Security Desk. For more
information about monitoring intrusion detection areas, see “Monitoring events” in the
Security Desk User Guide.
• Receive live notifications on input state changes in Security Desk. For more information
about monitoring intrusion detection units, see “Monitoring events” in the Security Desk
User Guide.
• Manually arm and disarm the intrusion detection areas defined on your intrusion panel in
Security Desk using the Intrusion detection area widget. For information about the
commands available in the Intrusion detection area widget, see “Intrusion detection area
widget” in the Security Desk User Guide.
IMPORTANT When you arm an intrusion detection area from Security Center using the
intrusion detection area widget, delay arming is not supported.
• Trigger intrusion alarms on intrusion detection areas in Security Desk. For information
about triggering intrusion alarms, see “Trigger a hot action” in the Security Desk User
Guide.
• Monitor the status of intrusion detection units and intrusion detection areas in real-time,
using the System status task. For mor information, see “System status” in the Security Desk
User Guide.
• Generate reports on activities related to intrusion detection areas. For more information,
see “Intrusion detection area activities” in the Security Desk User Guide.
• Generate reports on events related to intrusion detection units. For more information, see
“Intrusion detection unit events” in the Security Desk User Guide.

How Galaxy Dimension control panel integration works
How Galaxy Dimension control panel integration works

Honeywell Galaxy Dimension series control panels are integrated to Security Center using the
Intrusion Manager role. The Intrusion Manager role receives events from the control panel over
an IP network, reports them live in Security Desk, and logs them in a database for future
reporting. The role also relays user commands to the control panel (such as arming and
disarming the intrusion detection areas), and triggers the outputs connected to the panel
through event-to-actions (for example, an Intrusion detection area master armed event in
Security Center can trigger an output on the panel).

How Honeywell Galaxy terminology is used in Security Center
How Honeywell Galaxy terminology is used in Security

Center
Honeywell Galaxy intrusion detection components are mapped as entity types in Security
Center. The following table lists some Honeywell Galaxy components and terms, and how they
are represented in Security Center.
Honeywell term Description Security Center term
Galaxy Dimension The control panel that is monitored and Intrusion detection unit
control panel controlled by Security Center. Each control
panel can control multiple groups.
Group A group of zones configured on the control Intrusion detection area

panel that specify a physical area, such as a
floor of a building. These groups can be
monitored and armed in Security Desk.
Zone Inputs for devices such as glass break detectors, input

motion sensors, temperature sensors, etc., that
are connected to the control panel.
Zone function The zone’s function, such as monitoring Input function

intruders, fire, AC fail, entry, exit, and so on.
The zone function is configured on the control
panel.
Output Output pin connected to the control panel. Output
Full set This action arms a whole group. Master arm
Part set This action arms the zones in a group that have Perimeter arm
the Part attribute enabled (usually the
perimeter inputs of a group).
omit zone This option temporarily removes a zone from bypass input
the system so it will not generate alarms.

2
Release Notes
This section describes the new features and enhancements of Honeywell Galaxy Dimension
series control panels supported in Security Center 5.2 SR4, as well as resolved issues, known
issues, and limitations.
• "What’s new in 5.2 SR4" on page 6
• "What’s new in 5.2 SR3" on page 6
• "What’s new in 5.2 GA" on page 6
• "Resolved issues for 5.2 SR4" on page 6
• "Resolved issues for 5.2 SR3" on page 6
• "Resolved issues for 5.2 GA" on page 6
• "Known issues" on page 7
• "Limitations" on page 7
• "Supported Honeywell Galaxy devices" on page 8
• "Supported number of devices and entities" on page 9
• "Supported features" on page 9

What’s new in 5.2 SR4

There are no new features for 5.2 SR4.
There are no new features for 5.2 SR3.
What’s new in 5.2 GA
The following new features and enhancements were introduced in the Honeywell Galaxy
Dimension control panel integration for 5.2 GA.
• SIA events mapped to Security Center. SIA events sent from the Galaxy Dimension
control panel are mapped as custom events in Security Center. For a list of SIA events, and
how they are mapped in Security Center, see Appendix A, “SIA event types” on page 36.
• IP communication. Security Center can now communicate with the Galaxy Dimension
control panel using an IP connection with the Honeywell Galaxy Ethernet Module E080-4.
Resolved issues for 5.2 SR4
There are no resolved issues for 5.2 SR4.
Resolved issues for 5.2 SR3
There are no resolved issues for 5.2 SR3.
Resolved issues for 5.2 GA
There are no resolved issues for 5.2 GA.

Known issues
Known issues
Galaxy Dimension control panel integration includes the following known issues.
Issue Description
82756 Some intrusion detection events are not supported in Security Center 5.2.
Limitations
Galaxy Dimension control panel integration includes the following known limitations.
Limitation Description
55922 If an input is triggered from Security Center (from triggered intrusion alarm or the
heartbeat monitoring feature), the input settings are overwritten with the values
configured in Security Center.
Workaround: Make sure the input configuration is the same in Security Center as on
the control panel.
57661 The Galaxy Dimension control panel does not respond well to multiple input triggers
that occur within one second of each other. As a result, you may lose your connection to
Security Center.
Workaround: Don’t trigger more than one input at a time.
56703 When you create custom events for the intrusion detection panel, the event list in the
Intrusion detection unit events task in Security Desk is not automatically updated.
Workaround: Delete the Intrusion detection unit events task, and create a new task.
56828 Delay Arming (master/perimeter) is not supported.
57040 For some input functions such as "Final" and "Intruder", the Galaxy Dimension control
panel does not send notifications to Security Center when the input state changes from
"Normal" to "Active". Therefore, these inputs should not be used for virtual zones.
Please note that not all inputs functions have been tested, there may be others that
behave in the same manner.
57484 Offline logs are not supported.
57485 Security Center does not support the Galaxy configuration “Re-ordering of the on-
board RIO, SW3, dip-switch 8”.
57491 When an expansion module is connected or disconnected from the Galaxy Dimension
panel, you are not notified of the corresponding input and output states in Security
Center.
57492 The Intrusion Manager role cannot report the “Entry delay started” control panel event.

Supported Honeywell Galaxy devices
Limitation Description
57517 Clicking the buttons on the intrusion detection area widget may have no effect,
depending on your control panel input configuration. For more information about
configuring input functions, see the Honeywell Galaxy Dimension Installer Manual.
57921 The “Intrusion detection area input trouble” event does not report which input
triggered the event.
82756 Some intrusion detection events are not supported in Security Center 5.2. A list of
supported events will be available soon, please check the latest version of the Honeywell
Galaxy Control Panel Integration Guide.
Supported Honeywell Galaxy devices
Security Center 5.2 SR4 supports the following Honeywell Galaxy Dimension control panel
devices. For each device, the corresponding firmware and certification status is listed.
Model Device Firmware Certification
A234 RS-232 Lead Kit Certified
C072 Rio Expander module Certified
CP037 Keypad Certified
E080-2 Galaxy Ethernet Module Version 2.11 Certified

IMPORTANT This module
ships with 2.08. A firmware
upgrade is needed. Contact
Honeywell to receive version
2.11 on an SPI-key.
E080-4 Galaxy Ethernet Module Version 3.02 Certified
GD-48 Control panel Version 6.7 and later Certified
GD-96 Control panel Version 6.7 and later Supported by design
GD-264 Control panel Version 6.7 and later Supported by design
GD-520 Control panel Version 6.7 and later Certified

Supported number of devices and entities
Supported number of devices and entities

The following table lists the number of intrusion detection units, intrusion detection areas,
inputs, and outputs that are supported in Security Center.
No. of intrusion No. of intrusion
detection units detection areas No. of inputs No. of outputs
Per server 10 5200 5200 2600
Per Directory 200 10400 10400 52000
Supported features
The following table lists the Security Center intrusion detection features that are supported with
the Honeywell Galaxy Dimension control panel integration.
Feature Supported
Serial connection Yes
RS-232 serial connection Yes
TCP/IP connection Yes, with Galaxy Ethernet

Module E080-4
Data encryption over TCP/IP No
Authentication between control panel and server Yes
Input bypass Yes (report only)
Arm/disarm from Security Center Instant arming/disarming Yes
Delayed arming No
Use control panel inputs in virtual zones See limitation 57040
Trigger outputs on control panels Yes
Discover intrusion detection areas and devices No. Only the panel is
automatically automatically detected at
enrollment
Create intrusion detection areas automatically in No. Must activate and

Security Center configure manually
Create input entities automatically in Security Center No. Must activate and
configure manually

Supported features
Feature Supported
Create output entities automatically in Security Center No. Must activate and
configure manually
Link input entities to intrusion detection areas No. Must link manually
automatically in Security Center
Download Offline logs automatically on connection See limitation 57484
Clear offline logs manually No
Trigger alarms on the control panel from Security Yes

Center
Create custom Security Center events tied to panel pin Yes

events
Monitor Security Center Server connection from the Yes

control panel
Intrusion detection unit events Unit connected Yes
Unit Lost Yes
AC fail Yes
Battery fail Yes
Input supervision trouble Yes
Input bypass activated Yes
Input bypass deactivated Yes
Tamper Yes

Supported features
Feature Supported
Intrusion detection area events Master armed Yes
Perimeter armed Yes
Disarmed Yes
Auto-arming postponed No
Forced arming No
Input bypass activated Yes
Input bypass deactivated Yes
Duress Yes
Entry delay started No
Intrusion alarm activated Yes
Intrusion detection area states Master armed Yes
Perimeter armed Yes
Disarmed Yes
Ready-to-arm Yes
Intrusion alarm active Yes
Input supervision trouble Yes
Arming countdown No
Entry delay No
Arming commands Instant master arm Yes
Delayed master arm See limitation 56828
Instant perimeter arm Yesa
Delayed perimeter arm See limitation 56828
Forced arm No
Live input entity state changes Normal Yes (with limitation 57040)
Active Yes (with limitation 57040)
Supervision trouble Yes
Bypassed Yes

Supported features
Feature Supported
Report live online/offline control panel status changes See limitation 57491
on expansion modules
Synchronize time zone automatically from the control Must synchronize

panel value manually
a. If an intrusion detection area is master armed and you want to perimeter arm it, you must first disarm the
area, and then perimeter arm it.

3
Configuring Galaxy Dimension control
panels in Security Center
This section explains how to configure Galaxy Dimension control panels for use in Security
Center.
• "Configuration overview" on page 14
• "Preconfiguration checklist" on page 15
• "Create the Intrusion Manager role" on page 19
• "Create the Intrusion detection unit" on page 21
• "Configuring the intrusion detection unit" on page 23
• "Map Galaxy panel events to Security Center actions" on page 34

Configuration overview
Configuration overview
The following table summarizes the installation and configuration process for the Galaxy
Dimension integration.
Phase Description See
1 Before you start configuring Security Center intrusion entities, "How Honeywell Galaxy terminology is
you should understand the relationship between Honeywell used in Security Center" on page 4 and
Galaxy terms and Security Center entities, and read the "Release Notes" on page 5.
information about this release.
2 Configure the inputs, outputs, and groups on your Galaxy See the Honeywell Galaxy Dimension
Dimension panel. Installer Manual.
3 Enable communications between Security Center server and the • "Configure the control panel for RS-
control panel, using IP or RS-232 communication. 232 communication" on page 15.
• "Configure the control panel for IP
communication" on page 17
4 Create the Intrusion Manager role in Security Center to manage "Create the Intrusion Manager role" on
the intrusion detection unit. page 19.
5 Create the Galaxy Dimension control panel as an intrusion "Create the Intrusion detection unit" on
detection unit in Security Center. page 21.
6 Configure the intrusion detection unit basic properties (for "Configure intrusion detection unit
example, activating the inputs, outputs, and intrusion detection properties" on page 24.
areas to monitor).
7 Map inputs to intrusion detection areas so events received from "Map inputs to intrusion detection
the control panel are associated to specific areas. areas" on page 27.
8 (Optional) Set the time zone for the intrusion detection unit. "Set the time zone" on page 29.
9 (Optional) Create custom events for the control panel that can be "Create custom event mappings" on
received in Security Center. page 30.
10 (Optional) Configure the heartbeat connection if you want to "Configuring the heartbeat connection"
monitor the communication between Security Center server and on page 30.
the control panel.
11 (Optional) Map intrusion detection areas to cameras to view "Map intrusion detection areas to
video associated to intrusion events in Security Desk. cameras" on page 33
12 (Optional) Create events-to-actions, for Galaxy Dimension "Map Galaxy panel events to Security
control panel events received in Security Center to trigger Center actions" on page 34.
actions.

Preconfiguration checklist
This section explains the things you must know and do before integrating the Galaxy Dimension
series control panel in Security Center, and before configuring Security Center intrusion
entities.
• "Read the release notes" on page 15
• "Make sure you have the proper license" on page 15
• "Secure your network" on page 15
• "Configure the control panel for RS-232 communication" on page 15
• "Configure the control panel for IP communication" on page 17
Read the release notes

Read the release notes for any known issues and other information about this release. See
"Release Notes" on page 5.
Make sure you have the proper license

To use Galaxy Dimension control panels in Security Center, your license must include the
correct “Number of Intrusion detection units” you want to control. For more information about
licensing, see "Technical support" on page 46.
Secure your network

Best practice: It is recommended that the Galaxy Dimension control panel and the Security
Center Intrusion role run on a secure network.
Configure the control panel for RS-232 communication

If your Security Center server is in a remote location, and you want to communicate with the
local Galaxy Dimension control panel using RS-232 serial communication, the onboard RS-232
communication port must be configured on the panel.
For more information about configuring the RS232 communication port settings on the control
panel, see “56.6 - Int RS232 Port” in the Honeywell Galaxy Dimension Installer Manual.
NOTE If you are using IP communication, you do not need to perform these steps. Skip to
"Configure the control panel for IP communication" on page 17.
Before you begin: Install a Serial to IP adapter.
1 Using a keypad on your control panel, set the communication Mode as Direct.
The Direct communication mode allows the panel and the Security Center computer to
interface using an RS-232 cable.

For more information about configuring the communication mode, see “56.6.1 Mode” in
the Honeywell Galaxy Dimension Installer Manual.
2 Set the alarm signalling Format as SIA, and the SIA level to level 4.
SIA level 4 allows Security Center to control the Galaxy Dimension control panel.
For more information about programming the SIA format, see “56.1.2 = SIA (Security
Industries Association)” in the Honeywell Galaxy Dimension Installer Manual.
3 Create the Account Number (Account No.).
The account number must be a unique number that identifies the site. It can have up to six
digits.
Best practice: Do not start the account number with a zero.
For more information about creating an account number, see “56.6.3 Account No.” in the
Honeywell Galaxy Dimension Installer Manual.
4 Configure the Comms Setup.
The RS-232 port serial communication settings must match the settings of the Security
Center serial COM port used to communicate with the intrusion detection unit. See "Create
the Intrusion detection unit" on page 21.
For more information about configuring the communications setup on the control panel,
see “56.6.4 Comms Setup” in the Honeywell Galaxy Dimension Installer Manual.

Configure the control panel for IP communication

If you want the Security Center server to communicate with the local Galaxy Dimension control
panel using IP communication, you must configure the Ethernet module E080-4
communication settings on the control panel.
For more information about configuring the Ethernet module, see your Honeywell
documentation.
NOTE If you are using RS-232 communication, you do not need to perform these steps. See
"Configure the control panel for RS-232 communication" on page 15.
Before you begin: Install the Honeywell Galaxy Ethernet module E080-4 with firmware
version 3.02.
1 Set the IP Address of the Ethernet module.
For more information about setting the module IP address, see “56.4.1.1 IP Address” in the
2 Set the alarm signalling Format as SIA, and the SIA level to level 4.
SIA level 4 allows Security Center to control the Galaxy Dimension control panel.
For more information about programming the SIA format, see “56.4.2.1 = SIA (0-4)
Security Industries Association” in the Honeywell Galaxy Dimension Installer Manual.
3 Using a keypad on your control panel, set the trigger event status to On.
4 Repeat step Step 3 for each trigger event.
5 Set the destination IP address and Port number of Security Center.
By default, the Security Center port number is 10002.
For more information about configuring the Primary IP’s IP address and port number, see
“56.4.2.2 - Primary IP” in the Honeywell Galaxy Dimension Installer Manual.
6 Create the Account Number (Account No.).
The account number must be a unique number that identifies the site. It can have up to six
digits.
Best practice: Do not start the account number with a zero.
For more information about creating an account number, see “56.4.2.4 - Account No.” in the
7 Using a keypad on your control panel, set the destination Receiver option to Single.
Selecting Single indicates that the Primary IP destination is used for signalling alarms.
For more information about setting the Receiver option, see “56.4.2.5 - Receiver” in the
8 Set the Protocol format to TCP (Transmission Control Protocol).
For more information about setting the protocol, see “56.4.2.8 - Protocol” in the Honeywell
Galaxy Dimension Installer Manual.
9 Configure the Remote access settings for the control panel.

 Set the Access period option to Any Time.

Setting the access period to Any Time allows Security Center to access the Galaxy
Dimension control panel at any time. For more information, see “56.4.3.1 - Access
Period” in the Honeywell Galaxy Dimension Installer Manual.
 Set the access Mode to Direct Access.
Setting the Mode to Direct access allows Security Center to initiate the remote
connection with the control panel. For more information, see “56.4.3.2 - Mode” in the
10 For the SIA Control option, enter the IP address of the computer sending SIA events.
Set this option so the SIA controls sent from the control panel to Security Center are
recognized by the Ethernet module.
For more information about setting the SIA Control option, see “56.4.8 - SIA Control” in
the Honeywell Galaxy Dimension Installer Manual.

Create the Intrusion Manager role

Create the Intrusion Manager role in Config Tool to manage the control panel.
1 From the Home page in Config Tool, open the Intrusion detection task.
2 Click Add an entity > Intrusion Manager.
The Creating a role: Intrusion Manager window opens.
3 On the Specific info page, do the following:

a From the Server drop-down list, select the server assigned to this role
b Enter the name of the data server.
c Enter the database name (for example, IntrusionDetection).
d Click Next.
4 On the Basic information page, do the following:
a Type the Entity name (Intrusion Manager)
b (Optional) Type a description for the role.
c Select a Partition for the role.
Partitions are logical groupings used to control the visibility of entities. Only users with
permission to that partition can view or modify the role.

d Click Next.
5 On the Creation summary page, do the following:
a Verify the information you entered.
b If everything is correct, click Create, or click Back to modify your settings.
When the role is created, the following message appears: The operation was successful.
6 Click Close.
The Intrusion Manager role appears in your entity browser.
For more information about configuring Intrusion Manager role properties, see “Intrusion
Manager” in the Security Center Administrator Guide. You can access this guide by clicking F1
in Config Tool.
After you are done: "Create the Intrusion detection unit" on page 21.

Create the Intrusion detection unit

Create the Galaxy Dimension control panel as an intrusion detection unit in Config Tool.
2 Click Add an entity > Intrusion detection unit.
The Creating an intrusion detection unit window opens.
3 In the Basic Information page, do the following:
a Type the Entity name (Intrusion unit).
b (Optional) Type a description for the entity.
c Select a Partition for the entity.
Partitions are logical groupings used to control the visibility of entities. Only users with
permission to that partition can view or modify the entity.
d Click Next.
4 From the Intrusion sion Manager drop-down list in the Intrusion detection unit
information page, select the Intrusion Manager role you created in "Create the Intrusion
Manager role" on page 19 to manage the control panel.
5 From the Unit type drop-down list, select the manufacturer (Honeywell).

6 In the Interface type option, select IP address or Serial port.

 If you selected IP address, type the IP address and Event port number you configured
on the panel in Step 5 of "Configure the control panel for IP communication" on page 17.
 If you selected Serial port, from the drop-down list, select the communication port the
panel will connect to.
NOTE The COM ports shown in the drop-down list are not necessarily available on your
computer. You can find the available COM ports for your computer in the Device Manager
in Windows, under Ports (COM & LPT).
IMPORTANT The settings of the COM port on your computer must match the
communication settings you configured on the panel in Step 4 of "Configure the control
panel for RS-232 communication" on page 15.
7 In the Account number field, type the account number username you configured on the
control panel in Step 3 of "Configure the control panel for RS-232 communication" on
page 15, or Step 6 of "Configure the control panel for IP communication" on page 17.
8 In the Remote user code field, type the username of the Galaxy Dimension control panel.
The default user code is 543210.
9 Click Next.
a Verify the information you entered.
b If everything is correct, click Create, or click Back to modify your settings.
When the intrusion detection unit is created, the following message appears: The operation
was successful.
11 Click Close.
The intrusion detection unit appears under the Intrusion Manager role in the entity browser.

Configuring the intrusion detection unit

To receive intrusion events and alarms from the Galaxy Dimension control panel in Security
Desk, you need to configure the intrusion detection unit (panel) in Config Tool.
• "Configure intrusion detection unit properties" on page 24
• "Map inputs to intrusion detection areas" on page 27
• "Set the time zone" on page 29
• "Create custom event mappings" on page 30
• "Configuring the heartbeat connection" on page 30

Configure intrusion detection unit properties

In the intrusion detection unit Properties tab, you need to activate the inputs, outputs, and
intrusion detection areas to monitor, assign inputs to receive intrusion alarms, and connect
keypads to intrusion detection areas.
2 Under the Intrusion Manager role in the entity tree, select the intrusion detection unit to
configure, and click the Properties tab.
NOTE The Interface type, Account number, and Remote user code fields were configured
when you created the intrusion detection unit.
3 (Optional) To synchronize the control panel’s clock with Security Center server, set the
Automatic clock synchronization option to ON.

NOTE When you synchronize the clocks, the time is set to the control panel's local time zone.
4 In the Input pins and output pins section, select the inputs and output pins to monitor.
You can select an entire panel Line, or individual inputs and outputs.
NOTE The number of inputs and outputs depends on the type of panel you have. For a list
of Galaxy Dimension control panels supported in Security Center, see "Supported Honeywell
Galaxy devices" on page 8.
5 (Optional) Configure the Heartbeat input to monitor the connection between the panel
and Security Center server. See "Configuring the heartbeat connection" on page 30.
6 In the Intrusion detection areas section, do the following:
a Select the Intrusion detection areas to monitor in Security Desk.
The Intrusion detection areas are the groups you configured on the control panel.
IMPORTANT If the Group option is disabled on the control panel, all inputs are
automatically part of the same group. For more information about enabling/disabling the
Group option, see “63.1=Groups” in the Honeywell Galaxy Dimension Installer Manual.
b From the Intrusion alarm input drop-down list, assign an input to the intrusion
detection area.
If the “Trigger intrusion alarm” action is triggered on that intrusion detection area from
Security Desk, the input you select is activated, and can initiate another action on the
panel (depending on your panel configuration).
IMPORTANT The input you select must already be part of that intrusion detection area
(group) on the control panel. For more information about configuring groups on your
control panel, see “52.10=Group” in the Honeywell Galaxy Dimension Installer Manual.
Best practice: Select an input with the Intruder function so the resulting action triggered
on the panel is immediate. If the input you select has the Exit, Entry, or Final input func-
tion, an entry/exit delay is applied to any action.
7 (Optional) In the Custom event mappings section, create custom events you can trigger
from a keypad on the panel. See "Map inputs to intrusion detection areas" on page 27.
8 In the Peripheral mappings section, map peripheral devices (keypads) to intrusion
detection areas.
Configuring the peripheral mappings is helpful when receiving duress events in Security
Center. For example, if someone sends a duress event from a keypad to Security Center, you
will know which keypad sent the event by its ID, and where the keypad is located by the
intrusion detection area it is mapped to.

NOTE You can map a keypad to multiple intrusion detection areas.
a Click .
b In the Peripheral id column, type the keypad address.
The keypad address is assigned on the keypad itself. For more information about
assigning a keypad address, see “Option 58 - Keypad” in the Honeywell Galaxy
Dimension Installer Manual.
c From the drop-down list in the intrusion detection areas column, select an intrusion
detection area (group) to connect the keypad to.
d Repeat Step a to Step c for every peripheral you want to map to intrusion detection areas
in Security Center.
9 Click Apply.

Map inputs to intrusion detection areas

By default, when you receive events from the control panel in Security Desk, you are only told
which input triggered the event. For example, if an area is master armed and an intrusion event
occurs, you will only know which input triggered the event. To know where the input is located,
you need to map the inputs to intrusion detection areas (groups).
Before you begin: Activate the inputs and the intrusion detection areas to monitor in the
intrusion detection unit Properties tab. See "Configure intrusion detection unit properties" on
page 24.
1 From the Intrusion detection task in Config Tool, select the intrusion detection unit to
configure, and click the Peripherals tab.

2 Select an input, and at the bottom of the Peripherals tab, click Edit the item ( ).
A dialog box appears.
3 In the Name field, the name of the input is displayed. This is the name of the zone
connected to the panel.
4 (Optional) Type a Logical ID for the input. Setting a Logical ID helps you to easily identify
the input in Security Center.
5 (Optional) Type a Description for the input.
6 From the Intrusion detection area drop-down list, select an intrusion detection area to
map to the input.
IMPORTANT The intrusion detection area must be the same group the input is part of on the
control panel. For more information about configuring groups on your control panel, see
“52.10=Group” in the Honeywell Galaxy Dimension Installer Manual.
7 From the Input function drop-down list, select the input function.
IMPORTANT Every intrusion detection area and input has a specific function on the control
panel. For example, inputs can be used to monitor entry, intruders, exit, etc. You need to set
the same input function in Security Center as on the panel. For more information about
configuring an input’s function on the control panel, see “Option 52- Program Zones” in the
8 In the Input type field, select one of the following options according to the input’s Part set
configuration on the panel:
 Undefined. The input does not have a set type. If you select this option, the input is
considered as a Perimeter input type.
 Perimeter. The input is configured to monitor the perimeter of an intrusion detection
area.
 Interior. The input is configured to monitor inside the intrusion detection area.

For more information about configuring the Part set for inputs on the control panel, see
“52.5 = Part” in the Honeywell Galaxy Dimension Installer Manual.
9 Click OK, and click Apply.
Set the time zone

You can set the time zone for the intrusion detection unit (control panel) in the Location tab.
configure, and click the Location tab.
2 From the Time zone drop-down list, select the time zone for the unit.
NOTE The Latitude and Longitude settings have no affect on the unit.
3 Click Apply.

Create custom event mappings

You can create custom events that are received in Security Desk when a PIN is entered from a
keypad on the control panel. You must map the user code to an event name.
NOTE Only users with security code 1.0 and higher can trigger custom events from a keypad.
2 In the Custom event mappings section, click .
3 In the User code column, type the user code located on the control panel.
4 In the Custom event name column, type a name for the custom event.
TIP Type a meaningful event name so you can easily identify that event later on.
5 Click Apply.
You can now create events-to-action using the custom events. See "Map Galaxy panel events to
Security Center actions" on page 34.
Configuring the heartbeat connection

The heartbeat feature monitors the connection between Security Center server and the control
panel. When this feature is enabled, the Intrusion Manager role sends messages to the panel
every 30 seconds. If the Security Center server goes down, the control panel stops receiving
messages from the Intrusion Manager, and an action is triggered on the panel (for example,
notifying a third party, such as a central station). When no input is selected, this feature is
disabled.
To enable heartbeat monitoring:
• "Configure the heartbeat connection on the control panel" on page 30
• "Configure the heartbeat connection in Security Center" on page 31
Configure the heartbeat connection on the control panel

To configure heartbeat monitoring on your control panel, you need to create two links. One link
is from an input to a latch timer. The input receives the heartbeat messages from the Intrusion
Manager. If the link is deactivated (the server goes down), the latch timer notifies another input
through link number two, which can trigger another action on the panel.
For information, see the Honeywell Galaxy Dimension Installer Manual.

Before you begin: Make sure you have two free inputs, and a latch timer.
1 Using a keypad on the control panel, set the zone Functions for input 1 and input 2:
 Set the Function for input 1 to 17- Link. This function allows the input to be used as a
link source.

 Set the Function for input 2 to a desired function. This function is the action you want to
take when the connection between Security Center and the control panel is lost (for
example, the 26 - Log function records in the event log that an input has been activated).
For more information about how to configure an input’s function, see “Option 52- Program
Zones” in the Honeywell Galaxy Dimension Installer Manual.
2 Create a link from input 1 to a free latch timer.
 Using the keypad, set the Link Source as input 1.
 Set the Link Destination as the Latch Timer, and enter a latch timer value higher than
60 seconds.
Every time the Intrusion Manager messages input 1, the link is activated. When the link
is deactivated, the link timer counts down from the latch timer value. If the timer reaches
zero, it means the connection between Security Center and the panel is lost. This
activates the latch timer, which triggers another link.
For information about creating links on your control panel, see “Option 54 - Links” in the
3 Create a second link from the latch timer to input 2.
 Set the Link Source as the latch timer.
 Set the Link Destination as input 2.
Configure the heartbeat connection in Security Center

2 From the Heartbeat input drop-down list, select the input to receive the heartbeat messages
from the Intrusion Manager.
NOTE The input must be the one you configured as the Link source on the control panel
(input 1). See Step 1 in "Configure the heartbeat connection on the control panel" on page 30.
3 Click Apply.
4 Click the Peripherals tab.
5 Select the input you configured as the Link source on your panel (input 1).
6 At the bottom of the Peripherals tab, click Edit the item ( ).
7 In the dialog box that opens, from the Intrusion detection areas drop-down list, select an
intrusion detection area to map to the input.
control panel. For more information, see “52.10=Group” in the Honeywell Galaxy Dimension
Installer Manual.

8 From the Input function drop-down list, select 17 - Link.

10 Select the input you configured as the Link destination on your panel (input 2).
11 At the bottom of the Peripherals tab, click Edit the item ( ).
12 In the dialog box that opens, from the Intrusion detection areas drop-down list, select an
intrusion detection area to map to the input.
control panel. For more information, see “52.10=Group” in the Honeywell Galaxy Dimension
Installer Manual.
13 From the Input function drop-down list, select 26 - Log, or the function you configured for
input 2 on the panel.
Input 1 now receives the heartbeat from the Intrusion Manager role, and input 2 triggers an
action if the connection is broken.

Map intrusion detection areas to cameras
Map intrusion detection areas to cameras

You can associate cameras to intrusion detection areas so that when they are viewed in Security
Desk, video is displayed instead of the intrusion detection area icon.
1 From the Logical view task in Config Tool, select the intrusion detection area to configure,
and click the Cameras tab.
2 Click to add a camera.
3 In the dialog box that opens, select a camera, and click OK.
The camera is added to the Camera list.
4 Click Apply.

Map Galaxy panel events to Security Center actions

Galaxy Dimension control panel events can trigger actions in Security Center. For example, a
Unit tamper event on the control panel can trigger a Security Center alarm.
NOTE Output pins on the control panel only support the Trigger output action.
1 From the Home page in Config Tool, open the System task.
2 Click the General settings view, and click the Actions page.
3 In the Actions page, click .
4 In the Entity type page, select Intrusion detection unit or Intrusion detection area, and
click Next.
5 In the Source page, select a unit or area, and click Next.
6 In the Event page, select an event.
The default schedule is Always. If necessary, you can change the default schedule.
NOTE If you created custom events in the intrusion detection unit Properties tab, then they
are available in the event list. For more information, see "Map inputs to intrusion detection
areas" on page 27.
7 Click Next.

8 In the Action page, select an action, and enter any additional information required about the
action.
EXAMPLE If you select the Trigger output action, you must select the output pin to trigger,
and its output behavior.
9 Click Next
a Verify the information.
b If everything is correct, click Create, or click Back to modify the settings.
After the event-to-action is created, the following message appears: The Operation was
successful.
11 Click OK.

A
SIA event types
This section lists supported SIA events sent from the Galaxy Dimension control panel, and how
they are mapped as custom events in Security Center.
NOTE Only certified events are listed. All other events have not been fully tested, therefore they
may not perform as expected with Security Center.
Event logged Event description

SIA event on panel logged on panel Custom event in Security Center
AR-AC Restoral AC FAIL AC Fail zone restored AR-AC Restoral, -AC FAIL-AC Fail zone restored
AC FAIL Module AC fail restored AR-AC Restoral, -AC FAIL-Module AC fail

restored
CU-AC Control Unit AC AR-AC Restoral, -CU-AC-Control Unit AC

restored restored
FUSE AUX1 Aux1 fuse restored AR-AC Restoral, -FUSE AUX1-Aux1 fuse
restored
FUSE AUX2 Aux2 fuse restored AR-AC Restoral, -FUSE AUX2-Aux2 fuse
restored
FUSE BELL Bell fuse restored AR-AC Restoral, -FUSE BELL-Bell fuse restored
AT-AC Trouble AC FAIL AC Fail zone trouble AT-AC Trouble, +AC FAIL-AC Fail zone trouble
CU-AC Control Unit AC trouble AT-AC Trouble, +CU-AC-Control Unit AC

trouble
FUSE AUX1 Aux1 fuse trouble AT-AC Trouble, +FUSE AUX1-Aux1 fuse trouble
FUSE AUX2 Aux2 fuse trouble AT-AC Trouble, +FUSE AUX2-Aux2 fuse trouble
FUSE BELL Bell fuse trouble AT-AC Trouble, +FUSE BELL-Bell fuse trouble
FUSE Audio fuse trouble AT-AC Trouble, +FUSE-Audio fuse trouble

BA-Burglary ALARM EXT Extend zone alarm BA-Burglary Alarm, +ALARM EXT-Extend zone
Alarm alarm
ATM-1 ATM-1 zone alarm BA-Burglary Alarm, +ATM-1-ATM-1 zone alarm
EXIT Exit zone alarm BA-Burglary Alarm, +EXIT-Exit zone alarm
INT ALARM Intruder Delay alarm BA-Burglary Alarm, +INT ALARM-Intruder

Delay alarm
INTRUDER Intruder zone alarm BA-Burglary Alarm, +INTRUDER-Intruder zone

alarm
MASK Mask zone alarm BA-Burglary Alarm, +MASK-Mask zone alarm
INT ALARM Intruder Delay alarm BA-Burglary Alarm, +INT ALARM-Intruder

Delay alarm
INTRUDER Intruder zone alarm BA-Burglary Alarm, +INTRUDER-Intruder zone

alarm
MASK Mask zone alarm BA-Burglary Alarm, +MASK-Mask zone alarm
PRT ENTRY Part entry zone alarm BA-Burglary Alarm, +PRT ENTRY-Part entry
zone alarm
SEC FINAL Secure final zone alarm BA-Burglary Alarm, +SEC FINAL-Secure final
zone alarm
SECURITY Security zone alarm BA-Burglary Alarm, +SECURITY-Security zone

alarm
T/O BRUGL Entry timeout with zone BA-Burglary Alarm, +T/O BURGL-Entry timeout
with zone
URGENT Urgent zone alarm BA-Burglary Alarm, +URGENT-Urgent zone

alarm
VIBRATION Vibration zone alarm BA-Burglary Alarm, +VIBRATION-Vibration

zone alarm
VIDEO Video zone alarm BA-Burglary Alarm, +VIDEO-Video zone alarm
BB-Burg Bypass OMITTED Zone omitted BB-Burg Bypass, OMITTED-Zone omitted
BC-Burg Cancel CANCEL Cancel by user BC-Burg Cancel, CANCEL-Cancel by user

KSW CANCL Keyswitch Cancel BC-Burg Cancel, KSW CANCL-Keyswitch

Cancel
BJ-Burg Troub LOW RES Restor zone resistance BJ-Burg Troub rest, -LOW RES-Restor zone
rest resistance
BR-Burglary Rest 24 HOURS 24 hour zone restored BR-Burglary Rest, -24 HOURS-24 hour zone
restored
ALARM EXT Alarm extend zone rest BR-Burglary Rest, -ALARM EXT-Alarm extend
zone res
ATM-1 ATM-1 zone restored BR-Burglary Rest, -ATM-1-ATM-1 zone restored
ATM-4 ATM-4 zone alarm BR-Burglary Rest, -ATM-4-ATM-4 zone alarm
EXIT Exit zone type restored BR-Burglary Rest, -EXIT-Exit zone type restored
INT ALARM Intruder Delay restored BR-Burglary Rest, -INT ALARM-Intruder Delay
restored
INTRUDER Intruder zone restored BR-Burglary Rest, -INTRUDER-Intruder zone

restored
MASK Mask zone restored BR-Burglary Rest, -MASK-Mask zone restored
PRT ENTRY Part entry zone restored BR-Burglary Rest, -PRT ENTRY-Part entry zone
restored
SEC FINAL Secure final zone rest BR-Burglary Rest, -SEC FINAL-Secure final zone
rest
SECURITY Security zone restored BR-Burglary Rest, -SECURITY-Security zone

restored
URGENT Urgent zone restored BR-Burglary Rest, -URGENT-Urgent zone

restored
T/O BURGL Entry timeout restore BR-Burglary Rest, -T/0 BURGL-Entry timeout
restore
VIBRATION Vibration zone restored BR-Burglary Rest, -VIBRATION-Vibration zone

restored
VIDEO Video zone restored BR-Burglary Rest, -VIDEO-Video zone restored
BT_Burg Troub LOW RES Low resistance on zone BT-Burg. Trouble, +LOW RES-Low resistance on
zone

MASKED Zone Masked BT-Burg. Trouble, +MASKED-Zone Masked
BU-Burg FORCE OMT Unomitted after rearm BU-Burg Unbypass, -FORCE OMT-Unomitted
Unbypass after rearm
CA-Auto. Closing FULL SET Automatic Set CA-Auto. Closing, FULL SET-Automatic Set
CG-Close Area KSW P/SET Part set by keyswitch CG-Close Area, KSW P/SET-Part set by
keyswitch
PART SET Part set by user CG-Close Area, PART SET-Part set by user
CJ-Late to Set LATE SET Late to set CJ-Late to Set, LATE SET-Late to set
CL-Closing Report FULL SET Full set CL-Closing Report, FULL SET-Full set
CP-Auto Closing REARM Rearm after alarm CP-Auto Closing, REARM-Rearm after alarm
CR-Recent Close RECEN.SET Previous alarm was CR-Recent Close, RECEN.SET-Previous alarm
within 5 mins of set was within 5 mins of set
CT-Late to Open TIMEOUT Entry timeout CT-Late to Open, TIMEOUT-Entry timeout
DG-Acces Granted LEGAL CD Legal code entered DG-Acces Granted, LEGAL CD-Legal code
entered
FA-Fire Alarm FIRE Fire zone alarm FA-Fire Alarm, +FIRE-Fire zone alarm
FB-Fire Bypass OMITTED Fire zone omitted FB-Fire Bypass, OMITTED-Fire zone omitted
FJ-Fire Troub rest LOW RES Restor zone resistance FJ-Fire Troub rest, -LOW RES-Restor zone
resistance
FR-Fire Restoral FIRE Fire zone restored FR-Fire Restoral, -FIRE-Fire zone restored
FT-Fire Trouble LOW RES Low resistance on zone FT-Fire Trouble, +LOW RES-Low resistance on
zone

HA-Holdup PA SILENT PA Silent zone alarm HA-Holdup Alarm, +PA SILENT-PA Silent zone
Alarm alarm
PA UNSET PA Unset zone alarm HA-Holdup Alarm, +PA UNSET-PA Unset zone
alarm
DURESS Duress with code HA-Holdup Alarm, DURESS-Duress with code
HB-Holdup OMITTED Holdup zone omitted HB-Holdup Bypass, OMITTED-Holdup zone

Bypass omitted
HR-Hold Restoral PA SILENT PA Silent zone restored HR-Hold Restoral, -PA SILENT-PA Silent zone
restored
PA UNSET PA Unset zone restored HR-Hold Restoral, -PA UNSET-PA Unset zone
restored
LB-Program begin ENGINEER Engineer mode entered LB-Program begin, +ENGINEER-Engineer mode
entered
LR-Line Restore LINE FAIL Zone Tel line fail rest LR-Line Restore, -LINE FAIL-Zone Tel line fail
rest
LT-Line Trouble LINE FAIL Mod Tel line fail trouble LT-Line Trouble, +LINE FAIL-Mod Tel line fail
trouble
LINE FAIL Zone Tel line fail trouble LT-Line Trouble, +LINE FAIL-Zone Tel line fail
trouble
OG-Open Area KSW UNSET Keyswitch part unset OG-Open Area, KSW UNSET-Keyswitch part
unset
UNSET Part Unset OG-Open Area, UNSET-Part Unset
OP-Open Report KSW UNSET Keyswitch unset OP-Open Report, KSW UNSET-Keyswitch unset
UNSET Automatic unset OP-Open Report, UNSET-Automatic unset
UNSET Unset OP-Open Report, UNSET-Unset
OR-Disarm alarm LF RESET Line Fail reset OR-Disarm alarm, LF RESET-Line Fail reset
PA RESET All PA alarms reset OR-Disarm alarm, PA RESET-All PA alarms reset
PA RESET Ksw reset PA alarms OR-Disarm alarm, PA RESET-Ksw reset PA

alarms
PF RESET Power Failure reset OR-Disarm alarm, PF RESET-Power Failure reset
SYS RESET All Burglar alarms reset OR-Disarm alarm, SYS RESET-All Burglar alarms
reset

SYS RESET Ksw reset Burglar alarm OR-Disarm alarm, SYS RESET-Ksw reset Burglar
alarm
TAMP RST All Tamper alarms reset OR-Disarm alarm, TAMP RST-All Tamper alarms
reset
PA-Panic Alarm DELAY ALM PA Delay zone alarm PA-Panic Alarm, +DELAY ALM-PA Delay zone
alarm
PA PA zone alarm PA-Panic Alarm, +PA-PA zone alarm
PJ-Pan Troub rest LOW RES Restor zone resistance PJ-Pan Troub rest, -LOW RES-Restor zone
resistance
PR-Panic Restoral DELAY ALM PA Delay zone restored PR-Panic Restoral, -DELAY ALM-PA Delay zone
restored
PA PA zone restored PR-Panic Restoral, -PA-PA zone restored
PT-Panic Trouble LOW RES Low resistance on zone PT-Panic Trouble, +LOW RES-Low resistance on
zone
TA-Tamper Alarm AUX TAMP Auxilary Tamper alarm TA-Tamper Alarm, +AUX TAMP-Auxilary
Tamper alarm
BELL TAMP Bell Tamper zone alarm TA-Tamper Alarm, +BELL TAMP-Bell Tamper
zone alarm
LID TAMP Lid Tamper alarm TA-Tamper Alarm, +LID TAMP-Lid Tamper
alarm
MISSING Missing module alarm TA-Tamper Alarm, +MISSING-Missing module

alarm
TAMP O/C Tamper open circuit TA-Tamper Alarm, +TAMP O/C-Tamper open
circuit
TAMP S/C Tamper short circuit TA-Tamper Alarm, +TAMP S/C-Tamper short
circuit
TAMPER Module Tamper TA-Tamper Alarm, +TAMPER-Module Tamper
TAMPER Tamper zone alarm TA-Tamper Alarm, +TAMPER-Tamper zone

alarm
TR-Tamper Restor AUX TAMP Auxilary Tamper rest TR-Tamper Restor, -AUX TAMP-Auxilary
Tamper rest
BELL TAMP Bell Tamper zone rest TR-Tamper Restor, -BELL TAMP-Bell Tamper
zone rest

LID TAMP Lid Tamper restored TR-Tamper Restor, -LID TAMP-Lid Tamper
restored
MISSING Missing module rest TR-Tamper Restor, -MISSING-Missing module

rest
TAMP O/C Tamper o/circuit rest TR-Tamper Restor, -TAMP O/C-Tamper o/circuit
rest
TAMP S/C Tamper s/circuit rest TR-Tamper Restor, -TAMP S/C-Tamper s/circuit
rest
TAMPER Module Tamper rest TR-Tamper Restor, -TAMPER-Module Tamper

rest
TAMPER Tamper zone restored TR-Tamper Restor, -TAMPER-Tamper zone

restored
YR-Sys Batt Rest. BATT LOW Battery Low restored YR-Sys Batt Rest., -BATT LOW-Battery Low
restored
CU BATT Control unit batt restore YR-Sys Batt Rest., -CU BATT-Control unit batt
restore
FUSE A2P NFA2P Fuse restored YR-Sys Batt Rest., -FUSE A2P-NFA2P Fuse
restored
LOW VOLTS Module Low Volts rest YR-Sys Batt Rest., -LOW VOLTS-Module Low
Volts rest
YT-Sys Batt Troub BATT LOW Battery Low YT-Sys Batt Troub, +BATT LOW-Battery Low
CU BATT Control unit Battery YT-Sys Batt Troub, +CU BATT-Control unit
Low Battery Low
LOW VOLTS Module Low Volts YT-Sys Batt Troub, +LOW VOLTS-Module Low
Volts

Index
A E
about entities, number supported, 9
Galaxy Dimension control panel integration, 2 ethernet module, configuring, 17
this guide, v events
activating creating custom events, 30
inputs, 24 event-to-actions, creating, 34
intrusion detection areas, 24
outputs, 24
G
Galaxy Dimension integration
C about, 2
clock, synchonizing, 24 how it works with Security Center, 3
configuring Galaxy ethernet module, configuring, 17
control panel IP communication, 17 group. See intrusion detection area
control panel RS-232 communication, 15
Galaxy ethernet module, 17
heartbeat connection, 30 H
intrusion detection unit, 23 hardware converter, installing, 15
intrusion detection unit properties, 24 heartbeat connection, configuring, 30
contacting technical support, 46
control panel
configuring IP communication, 17 I
configuring RS-232 communication, 15
mapping events to Security Center alarms, 34 input
See also intrusion detection unit activating, 24
creating mapping to intrusion detection areas, 27
custom events, 30 selecting function, 27
event-to-actions, 34 selecting type, 27
intrusion detection unit, 21 input function, selecting, 27
Intrusion Manager role, 19 input type, selecting, 27
custom event, creating, 30 installing
Galaxy ethernet module, 17
hardware converter, 15
D intrusion detection area
about, 4
demo license, acquiring, 46 activating, 24
devices, number supported, 9 mapping to inputs, 27
document information, ii
documentation. See production documentation
duress events, configuring, 25

Index
intrusion detection unit S

about, 4
configuring, 23 Security Center
configuring properties, 24 how it works with Galaxy Dimension panels, 3
creating, 21 mapping alarms to control panel events, 34
setting time zone, 29 selecting
intrusion detection, entity types, 4 input functions, 27
Intrusion Manager role, creating, 19 input types, 27
IP communication port, configuring on panel, 17 setting time zone, 29
supported
number of devices, 9
K number of entities, 9
synchronizing clock, 24
keypad. See peripherals
L T
technical support, contacting, 46
licensing, 46
terminology, understanding, 4
limitations, 7
time zone, setting, 29
M U
mapping
understanding Honeywell terminology, 4
control panel events to Security Center alarms, 34
using
inputs to intrusion detection areas, 27
Galaxy panels in Security Center, 3
peripherals, 24
N Z
zone function. See input function
network diagram, 3
zone. See input
O
output, activating, 24
P
peripherals, mapping, 24
product documentation, about, 45
properties, configuring, 24
R
RS-232 communication port, configuring on panel, 15

Where to find product documentation
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• Installation package. The documentation is available in the Documentation folder of the
installation package. Some of the documents also have a direct download link to the latest
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gtap.genetec.com | Honeywell Galaxy Control Panel Integration Guide 5.2 ii

Chapter 1: Introduction to Galaxy Dimension control panel integration

Chapter 2: Release Notes

Chapter 3: Configuring Galaxy Dimension control panels in Security Cen-

Appendix A: SIA event types

Where to find product documentation . . . . . . . . . . 45

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gtap.genetec.com | Honeywell Galaxy Control Panel Integration Guide 5.2 1

Understanding Galaxy Dimension control panel integration

The integration allows you to do the following:

gtap.genetec.com | Honeywell Galaxy Control Panel Integration Guide 5.2 2

How Galaxy Dimension control panel integration works

gtap.genetec.com | Honeywell Galaxy Control Panel Integration Guide 5.2 3

How Honeywell Galaxy terminology is used in Security

Group A group of zones configured on the control Intrusion detection area

Zone Inputs for devices such as glass break detectors, input

Zone function The zone’s function, such as monitoring Input function

Output Output pin connected to the control panel. Output

Full set This action arms a whole group. Master arm

gtap.genetec.com | Honeywell Galaxy Control Panel Integration Guide 5.2 4

gtap.genetec.com | Honeywell Galaxy Control Panel Integration Guide 5.2 5

What’s new in 5.2 SR4

What’s new in 5.2 SR3

There are no new features for 5.2 SR3.

What’s new in 5.2 GA

Resolved issues for 5.2 SR4

There are no resolved issues for 5.2 SR4.

Resolved issues for 5.2 SR3

There are no resolved issues for 5.2 SR3.

Resolved issues for 5.2 GA

There are no resolved issues for 5.2 GA.

gtap.genetec.com | Honeywell Galaxy Control Panel Integration Guide 5.2 6

56828 Delay Arming (master/perimeter) is not supported.

57484 Offline logs are not supported.

gtap.genetec.com | Honeywell Galaxy Control Panel Integration Guide 5.2 7

Supported Honeywell Galaxy devices

A234 RS-232 Lead Kit Certified

C072 Rio Expander module Certified

CP037 Keypad Certified

E080-2 Galaxy Ethernet Module Version 2.11 Certified

E080-4 Galaxy Ethernet Module Version 3.02 Certified

GD-48 Control panel Version 6.7 and later Certified

GD-96 Control panel Version 6.7 and later Supported by design

GD-264 Control panel Version 6.7 and later Supported by design

GD-520 Control panel Version 6.7 and later Certified

gtap.genetec.com | Honeywell Galaxy Control Panel Integration Guide 5.2 8

Supported number of devices and entities

Per server 10 5200 5200 2600

Per Directory 200 10400 10400 52000

Serial connection Yes

RS-232 serial connection Yes

TCP/IP connection Yes, with Galaxy Ethernet

Data encryption over TCP/IP No

Authentication between control panel and server Yes

Input bypass Yes (report only)

Arm/disarm from Security Center Instant arming/disarming Yes