Day01-Mns NG Installation and Commissioning

Mass Notification System
MNS_NG Mass Notification System

Installation and commissioning
Module 1: Welcome
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For internal use only / Siemens Switzerland Ltd 2011

Building Technologies / Control Products and Systems
Module 1: Welcome
Module Objectives
By the end of this module the participant will:
Understand what a Mass Notification System
is.
Objective 1
Learn the history of the FSS mass notification

products.
Objective 2
Objective 3
Objective 4
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Understand the prerequisites for the course

and the target audience.
Learn of the intended skills that they will gain

from attending the course.
Module 1: Welcome
Purpose:
A system used to provide information and
instructions to people both locally and remotely.
Means of Notification:
A mass notification system may use voice
communications, visible signals, text, graphics,
tactile, or other communication methods.
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Module 1: Welcome
History
Sygnal:
Produced by another vendor

Rebranded under Siemens name
~50 systems currently installed
MNS_NG:
Replacement Mass Notification System

designed and produced by FSS.
Based on Desigo CC framework.
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Module 1: Welcome
Prerequisites for this course
Required Training:
Desigo CC or Cerberus Pro DMS
Recommended online training:

Fundamentals of Networking (LC)
3-LC-1129
LAN Technologies (LC)
3-LC-1153
Networking Protocols (LC)
3-LC-1170
IP Addressing and Subnetting (LC)
3-LC-1152
Network Operating Systems and Clients (LC)
3-LC-1168
Network Security (LC)
3-LC-1169
General Security Concepts (LC)
3-LC-1130
Communications Security (LC)
3-LC-1184
Infrastructure Security (LC)
3-LC-1144
Operational and Organizational Security (LC)
3-LC-1173
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Module 1: Welcome
System Design, Installation and Commissioning
Training will address design, installation and commissioning of the system
Devices and Services:
Overview
Installation
Configuration
System:
Overview
Device Configuration
System Configuration
Verification
Training will also focus on
Updating as-built drawings

Testing and documenting the functionality and performance of the system
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Module 1: Welcome
Target Audience
National operations
Area technical specialists
Local technical support
National technical support
National technical applications
Trainers (to deliver training to the
organization)
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Module 1: Welcome
Course Schedule
Tuesday: Insta
Phone, IP cloc
LCD, Fire Pan
LED?
Talk about PBX
Wednesday: In
Twitter, Facebo
Web site,
FreeSWITCH (D
in menu, Hotlin
Desktop alert
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Module 2: Overview
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Module 2: Overview
Module Objectives
Become familiar with the vocabulary used
within the mass notification system
Objective 1
Objective 2
Objective 3
Become familiar with the variety of input and

output devices used in the mass notification
system.
Objective 4
Begin to understand the internal operation of

the mass notification system.
Objective 5
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Understand the relationship of the mass

notification system with Desigo CC.
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Understand the business process followed to

develop a system for a customer.
Module 2: Overview
MNS_NG Context within Desigo CC Framework
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Module 2: Overview
MNS_NG System
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Module 2: Overview
Device Communication and Control
Schematic with emphasis on intermediate devices
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Module 2: Overview
Some MNS_NG Terminology
User
User group
Recipient (person, device, service)
Person = recipient user
Recipient group
Contact list
Location
Notification
Message template, Message
Live announcement
Incident Template, Incident
Bulk Distribution Provider
Generic dry contact
Generic audio device
Easy Button
Trigger
Graphics
Social media (Twitter, Facebook)
CAP Common Alerting Protocol
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Module 2: Overview
Partial Domain Model (UML notation)
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Module 2: Overview
Additional Domain Elements
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Module 2: Overview
Review of Desigo CC User Interface Paradigm
Modes
Operating Mode
Use the system. Initiate incidents, execute reports,
etc.
Engineering Mode
Configure the system. Set parameters, define
recipients, notifications, incidents, easy buttons, etc.
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Module 2: Overview
Views
Application View while in Operating Mode
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Module 2: Overview
Views
Application View while in Engineering Mode
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Module 2: Overview
Views: Management View
The presentation is the same in both Operating mode and Engineering mode. However,
Engineering mode allows for editing of the system configuration.
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Module 2: Overview
Survey of Input Devices and Services
Input incident initiation
Input Devices
Interface
Perle Relay
(IOLAN SDS)
(SDS TD2R2)
FreeSwitch
Other
internal
Easy button
Panic Button
Dry contact
Fire Panel
(Siemens)
Fire Panel
(Non-Siemens)
RS232, ASCII
RS232, ASCII
proprietary
RS232, ASCII
PBX
(initiate incident via phone, access
hotline)
PolyCom IP phone
(initiate incident via phone, access
hotline, live announcement)
CAP
(Common Alerting Protocol)
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Perle RS232
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NCC-2f card
x
ethernet, TCP/IP, SIP
Sangoma T1 card -orVoIP gateway
ethernet, TCP/IP, XML

Module 2: Overview
Survey of Output Devices and Services
Output notification delivery
Output Devices
PBX
(outbound voice calls)
sign
(LED)
sign
(AND IP Clock LED sign)
email
(local)
social media
(Twitter, Facebook)
video screen
(Flat Panel LCD or LED)
desktop notification
hotline
Interface
Digital Acoustics
(IP7-ST)
BrightSign
(HD1010)
FreeSwitch
RS232, ASCII
ethernet, TCP/IP
ethernet, TCP/IP
ethernet, TCP/IP
ethernet, TCP/IP
ethernet, TCP/IP
x
Bulk distribution provider

(email, SMS text msg, audio call)
PolyCom IP phone
(voice notification)
Web Feed Publisher
ethernet, TCP/IP
ethernet, TCP/IP, SIP
RSS / Atom, XML
Generic audio
Relay,
(Fire panel, 2-way radio, High power speaker line level audio
array, public address system)
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Perle RS232 Perle Relay

(IOLAN SDS) (SDS TD2R2)
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Module 2: Overview
Demonstration of a working system
MNS_NG Demonstration System Training Stand
Initial conditions:
LCD is configured
(on, input selection, volume)
Devices have been wired
for
power and communication
Device configuration data
have been wiped.
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Module 2: Overview
How the system works
Sequence of Operation
System waits for stimulus

Triggers, schedule or manual initiation starts incident or notification lifecycle
Initiation Examples
Input from Easy Button

Input from Fire Panel Create GMS event
Input from Dial-in menu
Selection of notification from collection
Launch based on schedule
Processing Examples
Fill variables
Schedule for later launch
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Output Examples
Sign
Phone call
Email
Desktop notification
Announcement
Show movie
Interesting special case
Live announcement

Module 2: Overview
How a system is developed
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Module 2: Overview
Reviewing Objectives
Become familiar with the vocabulary
used
within the mass notification system.
Understand the relationship of the mass

notification system with Desigo CC.
Become familiar with the variety of input

and
output devices used in the mass notification
system.
Begin to understand the internal

operation of
Understand the business process

followed to
develop a system for a customer.
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Module 2: Overview
Questions
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Exercise
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Exercise 1: Installing the

system and sending a
message
Exercise

Exercise 1: Installing the system and sending a message
Prerequisites
The training room is equipped with a local email server
The student has a device that can receive an email from the local server.
Documents required
MNS Installation Guide
Email Integration Guide
Training course workflow sequence

For the purposes of training and providing an early sense of accomplishment
for the student, the workflow that will be followed deviates from the actual
preferred workflow. Later in the course, the more efficient, preferred, workflow
will be presented in detail.
Exercise

Step 1: Server install (part 1) abbreviated minimal installation
Desigo CC with MNS_NG extension
Install email, and all other libraries
License
Create databases
Create project
Exercise

Step 2: Server install (part 2) abbreviated
Load driver library for email
Instantiate driver for email
Create Field network for email
Configure email
Exercise

Step 3: Server install (part 3) abbreviated
Create recipient (self-email)
Create notification (text, recipient is self)
Exercise

Step 4: Verification
Manually initiate notification to self (ad hoc incident)
Email will receive text
Exercise

Step 5: Cleanup
View incident in list
Cancel incident
Incident Canceled
You canceled
the incident
Restart
Now that we see that we have accomplished sending messages via

email, lets go through the rest of the system details.
Exercise

End of Exercise 1

Module 4: Intermediate Devices
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Module Objectives
Objective
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Become familiar with the intermediate devices

required for interfacing with the field devices of


Perle
IOLAN SDS Compact Device Server
Refer to: ASCII Input Integration Guide
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Perle
IOLAN SDS1 TD 2R2
2 Digital I/O
2 Relay outputs
1 RS-232/422/485 Serial
Refer to: Audio Relay Integration Guide
Port
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Digital Acoustics
IP7-ST IP Intercom Endpoint
Refer to: Audio Relay Integration Guide
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BrightSign
HD1010W WiFi enabled Sign Driver
Refer to: Media Controller Integration Guide
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Sangoma
T1 Card
A102DE
For Single server installation
Refer to: T1 Card Integration Guide
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Sangoma
VOIP Gateway
Vega 200: 2 T1 ports

Vega 400: 4 T1 ports
For Redundant server installation
Rack mount
Refer to: VoIP Gateway Integration Guide
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NCC LifeLINK Interface
NCC-2F card
The LifeLINK Interface (Model NCC-2F) from
Siemens Industry, Inc. Fire Safety is an
internal PC card that provides the Network
Command Center (NCC) desktop computer with
a RS-486 connection to the FireFinder XLS or
MXL LifeLINK (X-NET) network.
Refer to: Desigo CC XNET Guide
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Become familiar with the intermediate
devices required for interfacing with the field
devices of the MNS.
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Questions
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Module 5: MNS_NG Input Field

Devices and Services
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Module 5: MNS_NG Input Field Devices and

Services
Module Objectives
Become aware of the device integration

guides.
Objective 1
Objective 2
Objective 3
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Become more familiar with the wide variety of

input devices of the mass notification system.
Gain some field device installation and
configuration experience.


Services
Integration Guides
Each field device or service has an associated integration guide. The
guides are typically divided into 2 parts:
Field device installation and configuration
Server configuration of the device
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Services
Easy Button
Internal (virtual button on screen)

Fire
Chemical
Spill
Snow
Storm
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Services
Generic Dry Contact
Contact closure
Requires Perle SDS TD2R2
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Services
Generic Dry Contact
Panic Button
Physical button, a type of dry contact device

Safety Technology International, STI SS-2409
Latches when pressed, turn to reset
Refer to: Panic Button Integration Guide
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Services
Generic Dry Contact
Other Examples
Pressure pad
Door switch
Security system output
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Services
Fire panel
Siemens Fire panel
Siemens XLSV, MXLV

Requires NCC-2f card
Refer to: Desigo CC XNET Guide
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Services
Fire panel
Non-Siemens Fire Panel
Requires Perle IOLAN SDS

Regular expressions detected in
printer output stream
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Services
Customer PBX
Provides Outside call access to dial-in

menu to initiate incident
Provides Outside call access to hotline

Single server requires Sangoma T1 card
Refer to: T1 Card Integration Guide
Redundant server installation requires

VoIP gateway (SIP interface)
Refer to: VoIP Gateway Integration Guide
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Services
PolyCom IP Phone
Inside call accesses dial-in menu
to
initiate incident
Inside call accesses hotline

Inside call makes live
announcement
Refer to: IP Phone Integration Guide
Refer to: FreeSWITCH Integration Guide
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Services
Dial-in menu
FreeSWITCH provides dial-in menu to initiate incidents
Greeting
Security challenge
Voice prompts for incident initiation
Refer to: FreeSWITCH Integration Guide
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Services
CAP Common Alerting Protocol
Emergency message sent by an external authority
XML format
Detect text pattern with XPath
Refer to: RSS CAP Integration Guide
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Services
Desigo CC events
Device or system status generated by Desigo CC
Faults, alarms, etc.

Used to trigger incidents
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Services
Become aware of the device integration
guides.
Become more familiar with the wide

variety of
input and output devices of the MNS.
Gain some field device installation and

configure experience.
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Services
Questions
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Exercise 2:
Installing Input Devices

Exercise

Exercise 2: Installing Input Devices
Prerequisites
The training stand is equipped with a Panic Button and a Fire Panel
The student has a laptop with the necessary software tools installed.
The student has the necessary tools to perform the installation of the. hardware.
Certificates of Authority are available.
Documents required
Panic Button Integration Guide
Fire Panel Integration Guide

The Panic Button and the Fire Panel are already physically attached to the training
stand
Note: For this exercise the Fire Panel printer outcome stream will be used as the input
triggering mechanism rather than the NCC-2F card.
Exercise

The Panic Button and the Fire Panel are already physically attached to the training stand
Note: For this exercise the Fire Panel printer outcome stream will be used
as the input triggering mechanism rather than the NCC-2F card.
Step 1: Panic Button install
Step 2: Perle box (SDS TD2R2) install and configure
Step 3: Record the address info and location fo the Panic Button and the Perle box
Step 4: Label the Panic Button and the Perle box
Step 5: Fire Panel install
Step 6: Perle box (IOLAN SDS) install and configure
Step 7: Record the address info and location of the Fire Panel and the Perle box
Step 8: Label the Fire Panel and the Perle box
These input devices will be added into the system and tested in a subsequent exercise.
Exercise

End of Exercise 2

Installation and Commissioning
End of Day 1
Thank you for your attention!
Suggested Readings:
Integration guides for devices to be
installed
next day
MNS User Guide

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Mass Notification System

MNS_NG Mass Notification System

For internal use only / Siemens Switzerland Ltd 2011

Mass Notification System

Learn the history of the FSS mass notification

Understand the prerequisites for the course

Learn of the intended skills that they will gain

Mass Notification System

For internal use only / Siemens Switzerland Ltd 2011

Mass Notification System

Produced by another vendor

Replacement Mass Notification System

Based on Desigo CC framework.

For internal use only / Siemens Switzerland Ltd 2011

Mass Notification System

Desigo CC or Cerberus Pro DMS

Recommended online training:

LAN Technologies (LC)

Networking Protocols (LC)

IP Addressing and Subnetting (LC)

Network Operating Systems and Clients (LC)

Network Security (LC)

General Security Concepts (LC)

Communications Security (LC)

Infrastructure Security (LC)

Operational and Organizational Security (LC)

For internal use only / Siemens Switzerland Ltd 2011

Mass Notification System

Devices and Services:

Training will also focus on

Updating as-built drawings

For internal use only / Siemens Switzerland Ltd 2011

Mass Notification System

For internal use only / Siemens Switzerland Ltd 2011

Mass Notification System

Talk about PBX

For internal use only / Siemens Switzerland Ltd 2011

Mass Notification System

MNS_NG Mass Notification System

For internal use only / Siemens Switzerland Ltd 2011

Mass Notification System

Become familiar with the variety of input and

Begin to understand the internal operation of

Understand the relationship of the mass

Understand the business process followed to

Mass Notification System

For internal use only / Siemens Switzerland Ltd 2011

Mass Notification System

For internal use only / Siemens Switzerland Ltd 2011

Mass Notification System

For internal use only / Siemens Switzerland Ltd 2011

Mass Notification System

For internal use only / Siemens Switzerland Ltd 2011

Mass Notification System

For internal use only / Siemens Switzerland Ltd 2011

Mass Notification System

For internal use only / Siemens Switzerland Ltd 2011

Mass Notification System

For internal use only / Siemens Switzerland Ltd 2011

Mass Notification System

For internal use only / Siemens Switzerland Ltd 2011

Mass Notification System