ATS1745 IP-LAN Adapter modules enable ATS data to be carried over an IP
network and converted back to RS-485 communications for connection to bus
devices.
This capability enables connection to bus devices such as a remote arming
station (RAS) or a data gathering panel (DGP) via existing IP network
infrastructure rather than by four-wire, twisted-pair, shielded data cable. In
addition, ATS1745 modules provide securely-encrypted IP communications via a
unique 128-bit encryption key.
ATS1745 modules are configured as either a start-of-line module (SLM) or an
end-of-line module (ELM) and work as a pair for the IP communications link. An
SLM can be connected to as many as 31 ELMs to provide IP connections to each bus’s RASs and DGPs. Note: An ATS panel can have 16 RASs and 15 DGPs on its bus. The maximum number of ELMs is 31. ATS1745 modules have an onboard Web server that is used by installers to configure the module via a Web browser. For security purposes, a module’s Web server can be disabled to prevent unauthorized access.
network and converted back to RS-485 communications for connection to bus
devices.
This capability enables connection to bus devices such as a remote arming
station (RAS) or a data gathering panel (DGP) via existing IP network
infrastructure rather than by four-wire, twisted-pair, shielded data cable. In
addition, ATS1745 modules provide securely-encrypted IP communications via a
unique 128-bit encryption key.
ATS1745 modules are configured as either a start-of-line module (SLM) or an
end-of-line module (ELM) and work as a pair for the IP communications link. An
SLM can be connected to as many as 31 ELMs to provide IP connections to each bus’s RASs and DGPs. Note: An ATS panel can have 16 RASs and 15 DGPs on its bus. The maximum number of ELMs is 31. ATS1745 modules have an onboard Web server that is used by installers to configure the module via a Web browser. For security purposes, a module’s Web server can be disabled to prevent unauthorized access.