RJ45 8-pin Network Jack. – mm barrel type power connector (center positive). – LED Indicators for Power, Link, and Data. ELK-M1XEP Manual. The Elk M1XEP is the ethernet interface for the Elk M1 alarm panel. This allows users or programmers to access the device remotely over the internet. The ELK-M1XEP is an Ethernet Device Server with a RS Serial Port Interface . It may be used to connect a Control in the M1 Family to an Ethernet network.
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ELK-M1XEP M1 Ethernet Interface
This will also involve setting values for subnet mask, default gateway, and primary and secondary DNS. These settings can be obtained from your network administrator or Internet service provider. The primary and secondary DNS servers must be entered correctly.
If a static IP address has not. Some third party devices use a TCP or non-secure port for standard unencrypted communications on the local. The recommended default port is This port should not be mapped.
If the port is not needed, it should be disabled.
ELK M1XEP ETHERNET PORT INTERFACE
Values between and are valid. If you intend to access the Control through the Internet, this port should be mapped port forwarded.
At the top, a device name of up to 16 characters may be entered. This name is used only during.
This automatically copies the IP. Before continuing with the setup and configuration, you must connect to the Control over the network.
Make sure the serial number is correct and the “RP Access Code” is set to the correct value programmed. This will also involve setting values for subnet mask, default gateway, and primary and secondary DNS servers. The primary and secondary DNS servers must be entered correctly in order for many features of the M1XEP email, ddns, timer server, etc.
Some third party devices use a TCP or non-secure port for standard unencrypted communications on the local network. This port should not be mapped outside the local network for security reasons. To disable the non-secure port, remove the check from the box beside of “Enable Non-Secure Port”.
Enter the appropriate value for eli secure port. If you intend to access the Control through the Internet, this port should be mapped port forwarded to outside the local network via a router.
Troubleshooting Guide – Elk -M1XEP Installation Manual [Page 24]
Click ‘Close’ to exit this screen. Make sure the serial number is correct and the “RP Access Code” is set to the correct value programmed into the control. Complain wrong Brand wrong Model non readable.
