Configuration — Schrack Integral ISP-IP
Everything you can add with this adapter: where it goes in the tree, what you fill in, and what
you can tell it to do.
Integral Fire Panel
Schrack Integral fire panel. Add it with the Intmel XML from Integral Data Center — the panel does not send its tree. After a site extension, import a new Intmel file and update existing devices. One panel holds the connection for the local control unit (address 32766).
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| Add it under |
nothing — this is the top of the tree |
| Identified by |
nothing — there is only one |
| Role |
— |
What you fill in
| Setting |
Required |
Default |
Accepted values |
What it does |
| ip_address |
yes |
— |
host name or IP address |
IP address of the Integral NET / Ethernet interface |
| port |
optional |
11113 |
1–65535 |
TCP port the panel listens on. Fixed at 11113 on Integral. |
| username |
yes |
— |
text |
Management / external system user from Logical → Users on the panel |
| password |
yes |
— |
text |
Management / External system user password — not the PIN and not the ordinary panel-user password. Changing it reconnects the adapter; do not restart Docker or change Key set. (stored as a secret) |
| key_set |
optional |
OtherManufacturer |
XteaKeySet |
Must match Key on the panel Operation control system. Prefer OtherManufacturer (Other manufacturer). Standard only when the panel Key is Standard. SecuriFire (IDC may use another name) is a different protocol and is not used. |
| address |
optional |
32766 |
1–65535 |
Control-unit number on the fire network. Use 32766 for the local main control unit / part-central ring. |
| t1_seconds |
optional |
30 |
5–600 |
Confirmation time T1 in seconds, as it is set in the panel project (default 30). Protequ cannot change the panel timer - enter the value the panel uses, so the countdown on an intervention matches the panel. |
| t2_seconds |
optional |
270 |
5–600 |
Investigation time T2 in seconds, as it is set in the panel project (default 270). Protequ cannot change the panel timer - enter the value the panel uses, so the countdown on an intervention matches the panel. |
What you can command it to do
| Command |
What happens |
| Reset |
Reset to initial state |
| Mute Buzzer |
Silence buzzer alarm |
| Mute Sounder |
Silence siren alarm |
| Reactivate Sounder |
Re-enable previously muted sounder |
| Switch to Day Mode |
Switch to daytime operating mode/schedule |
| Switch to Night Mode |
Switch to nighttime operating mode/schedule |
| Switch to T2 |
Switch to secondary time schedule (T2) |
Fire Group
Detector zone as the operator sees it on the panel. Import it from the Intmel XML. The address is the panel zone number minus one (panel 1 → 0).
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| Add it under |
Integral Fire Panel |
| Identified by |
the address you fill in below |
| Role |
— |
What you fill in
| Setting |
Required |
Default |
Accepted values |
What it does |
| address |
yes |
— |
0–65534 |
Zone number the operator sees on the panel, minus one (panel 1 → 0). The wrong direction silently addresses the neighbouring zone. |
What you can command it to do
| Command |
What happens |
| Bypass |
Temporarily exclude from monitoring |
| Cancel Bypass |
Cancel bypass and resume monitoring |
| Test |
Enter test mode |
| Finish Test |
Exit test mode |
Fire Detector
Addressable detector inside a fire group. Import it from the Intmel XML. The address is the panel SubNo — do not subtract one.
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| Add it under |
Fire Group |
| Identified by |
the address you fill in below |
| Role |
— |
What it must be linked to
| Setting |
Link to |
Required |
What it is for |
| groups |
Fire Group (one or more) |
optional |
Fire groups this detector is shown under in the UI. The parent group in the tree remains the real placement. |
What you fill in
| Setting |
Required |
Default |
Accepted values |
What it does |
| address |
yes |
— |
0–254 |
Detector SubNo from the panel and the Intmel XML. Unlike groups, this number is not shifted. |
What you can command it to do
| Command |
What happens |
| Bypass |
Temporarily exclude from monitoring |
| Cancel Bypass |
Cancel bypass and resume monitoring |
| Test |
Enter test mode |
| Finish Test |
Exit test mode |
Input contact on the Integral. Protequ cannot close it — only bypass and test. Closing it is the terminals. The address is the panel number minus one. How strongly an activation is shown follows message_level.
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| Add it under |
Integral Fire Panel |
| Identified by |
the address you fill in below |
| Role |
— |
What you fill in
| Setting |
Required |
Default |
Accepted values |
What it does |
| address |
yes |
— |
0–65534 |
Input number the operator sees on the panel, minus one. |
| message_level |
optional |
Alarm |
InputMessageLevel |
How an input activation is shown: Alarm, Warning, Information, or Silent. |
What you can command it to do
| Command |
What happens |
| Bypass |
Temporarily exclude from monitoring |
| Cancel Bypass |
Cancel bypass and resume monitoring |
| Test |
Enter test mode |
| Finish Test |
Exit test mode |
Fire Output
Sounder or control relay. Protequ can Activate and Deactivate it, and bypass it. Sounders use acoustic commands; other relays use Set/Reset. HAL / SAL hold until alarm reset. The address is the panel number minus one.
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| Add it under |
Integral Fire Panel |
| Identified by |
the address you fill in below |
| Role |
— |
What you fill in
| Setting |
Required |
Default |
Accepted values |
What it does |
| address |
yes |
— |
0–65534 |
Output number the operator sees on the panel, minus one. |
| kind |
optional |
Auto |
SchrackOutputKind |
What the output is. Auto follows what the panel reports. Set Sounder or ControlRelay when the panel reports the type generically or inconsistently. |
What you can command it to do
| Command |
What happens |
| Activate |
Activate output relay or control point |
| Deactivate |
Deactivate output relay or control point |
| Bypass |
Temporarily exclude from monitoring |
| Cancel Bypass |
Cancel bypass and resume monitoring |
External Element
External element tied into the Integral. Same as an input: Protequ cannot force it, only bypass and test. The address is the panel number minus one.
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| Add it under |
Integral Fire Panel |
| Identified by |
the address you fill in below |
| Role |
— |
What you fill in
| Setting |
Required |
Default |
Accepted values |
What it does |
| address |
yes |
— |
0–65534 |
External-element number the operator sees on the panel, minus one. |
What you can command it to do
| Command |
What happens |
| Bypass |
Temporarily exclude from monitoring |
| Cancel Bypass |
Cancel bypass and resume monitoring |
| Test |
Enter test mode |
| Finish Test |
Exit test mode |