CEM SYSTEMSFrom Tyco Security Products AC2000 Minerva MX Fire/MOXA Panel Interface Tyco Minerva MX Range of Fire Panels Features That Make a Difference: • Activated alarms shown instantly within AC2000 Security Hub module; Minerva panels sensors/icons placed on AED Maps • Fire alarms reported instantly on AC2000 Security Hub application for central monitoring • Convenient and easy to integrate with existing AC2000 installations • Support for MX Speak protocol via external MX BACnet Converter • Graphical representation of current states for MX Components: Points, Zones and Panels • MX Component state changes displayed as Alarms and Events The AC2000 interface to the Tyco Minerva MX Range of Fire Panels enables alarms or events generated for MX Panels, Sensors and Zones to be fully integrated with the AC2000. The AC2000 Minerva MX Fire Interface enables AC2000 to act as the central Security Management System (SMS) and provides a fully integrated interface for monitoring and reporting building security events. Through the AC2000 Minerva MX Fire Interface these alarms and events can be displayed in a single alarm screen in the central AC2000 Security Hub application. AC2000 Minerva MX Interface enables uni-directional communication allowing the AC2000 system to receive alarms from the Minerva MX Range Fire Detection System consisting of a network of up to 99 Fire Panels - each one controlling sets of Points and Zones: • Points are individual Sensors and Call-Points used to detect and report fire. Up to 250 sensors may be connected to each loop and up to 8 loops may be supported, leading to a maximum of 2000 points supported per panel. • Zones are groups of Points, usually located within the same physical area. Each type of fire panel supports different number of Zones up to the maximum of 240 Zones.

CEM SYSTEMS From Tyco Security Products How does AC2000 MX Fire Interface work? Data coming from the Minerva MX Fire Panels is communicated through the MX Panel network using Minerva's MX Speak protocol. Through the use of a specially programmed converter unit, messages in the MX Speak format can be converted to BACnet Change-of-Value (COV) Notifications. These are then processed through the AC2000 BACnet Interface. The MX-BACnet Converter module is capable of understanding the MX Speak protocol v3.x, v4.x and v5.x. MX Fire Panel Configuration MX Fire Panels should be interfaced to the TCP/IP...