Elk Wiki & Connection troubleshooting

[Chris Jahn]

The wiki for the Elk Module:

 

http://wiki.universal-devices.com/index.php?title=Main_Page#ELK_Security

 

Connection problem summary checklist:

 

Elk Firmware

 

[*:33lssmgs]Elk M1 minimum level is either 5.2.4 or 4.6.4

[*:33lssmgs]Elk M1XEP minimum level is 1.3.28NOTE: Most development/test was done using Elk M1 5.2.8, Elk M1XEP 1.3.28

 

Elk RP2

NOTE: Make sure to Save/Send as you make your changes

 

[*:33lssmgs]Enable the non-secure port for M1XEP

 

[*:33lssmgs]Go to Account Details -> M1XEP setup -> TCP/IP Settings

[*:33lssmgs]Select the Enable non-secure port Checkbox[*:33lssmgs]Go to Users

 

[*:33lssmgs]Select the user that you want to use for the ISY connection

[*:33lssmgs]Ensure the user has a 4 or 6 digit access code defined

[*:33lssmgs]Select the following checkboxes:

 

[*:33lssmgs]Arm

[*:33lssmgs]Disarm

[*:33lssmgs]Bypass[*:33lssmgs]Make sure the following are not selected:

 

[*:33lssmgs]Access

[*:33lssmgs]Go to Globals

 

[*:33lssmgs]Select G29-42 tab

[*:33lssmgs]Select all checkboxes in Serial Port 0 Transmit Options

ISY Elk Configuration

 

[*:33lssmgs]Enter the access code you have for the user in ELK RP2 (either 4 or 6 digits)

[*:33lssmgs]Use IP address and non-secure port defined in the M1XEP setup