Johnson Controls Tyco 8200-1466-01 Manuel utilisateur

Software House

IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module v2

Quick Start Guide

PART NUMBER: 8200-1466-01

VERSION: E0

SEPTEMBER 2019

Overview

The IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module v2 module provides connection and management of access control for two readers.

The maximum number of IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module v2 modules supported per iSTARUltra is 32, iSTARUltra SE

is 32, and iSTARUltra LT is 8 or 16, depending on the model.

The maximum number of readers can be accomplished as follows:

■ iSTARUltra or Ultra SE (in Ultra Mode): Up to 16 IP-ACMs with 2 readers per IP-ACM, 32 IP-ACMs with 1 reader

per IP-ACM, or any combination of these configurations.

■ iSTARUltra LT 16-reader board (0312-7188-02): Up to 8 IP-ACMs with 2 readers per IP-ACM, 16 IP-ACMs with

one reader per IP-ACM, or any combination of these configurations.

NOTE For the 8-reader iSTAR Ultra LT board (0312-7188-01), you can have up to 4 IP-ACMs with 2 readers per IP-ACM, 8 IP-ACMs with

one reader per IP-ACM, or any combination of these configurations.

The 16-reader iSTAR Ultra LT board has not been evaluated by UL.

The IP-ACMEthernet Door Module v2 supports the following features:

■ 12VDC or 24VDC local power or Power over Ethernet (PoE or PoE+)

■ Two RJ45 ports:

• Port 1: Ethernet port, internally bound to MAC with the MAC address and used as the network connection port

for the board (10/100/1000)

• Port 2: Switch port, not a secondary port, used for iSTARUltra LT connection (10/100, no PoE).

Caution: Do NOT plug this port into the same network as J1 or a loopback will occur.

■ Four supervised Inputs and two Outputs

■ Communication to readers through Wiegand or RS-485 ports

■ SSL network encryption from the unit to the GCM

■ IPv4 and IPv6 network protocols

■ 802.1X port-base authentication

■ HTTPS Web-based configuration

■ Offline mode for two readers that allows the last 1,000 previous card admits and/or a specific personnel group of no

more than 100

Table 1:Part numbers and descriptions of IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module v2 and enclosures

Part Number Description

IP-ACM2A-MB IP-ACM V2, 2 Reader, board only

IP-ACM2A-EM IP-ACM V2, 2 Reader in metal enclosure

IP-ACM2A-EP IP-ACM V2, 2 Reader in plastic enclosure

IP-ACM2-CAN IP-ACM metal enclosure without board

IP-ACM2-CAN-P IP-ACM plastic enclosure without board

IP-ACM2A-MB-5PK IP-ACM V2, 2 Reader, board only five pack box

Requirements and Specifications

The contents of this chapter explain the installation, power and wiring, grounding, and environmental requirements for

the IP-ACM v2.

Installation Requirements

Ensure the site is ready:

■ The module installation must be performed by a certified installer and must be installed within the same protected

premise as the controlling GCM.

■ For a UL-compliant installation, the power supply must be UL Listed to UL 294 and UL 603, low voltage Class 2

power limited with appropriate ratings.

Table 2: UL 294 Levels

Feature Level

Destructive Attack 1

Line Security 4

Endurance 4

Standby Power 1

■ All interconnecting devices must be UL Listed, low voltage Class 2 power limited.

■ The site must be approved and all wiring must comply with UL requirements and other codes, as appropriate.

Installation shall be in accordance with the National Electric Code, ANSI/NFPA 70-1993.

■ In this installation, the enclosure is mounted directly to a wall or uni-strut using suitable user-supplied hardware.

■ The anchoring system must be capable of sustaining, a proof load four times that of the assembly. Refer to the

enclosure dimensions for information on the weight of enclosures. This weight does not include the cables.

■ The cables are protected by using metal or plastic conduit, or using flexible cable grip strain relief.

■ The module can be powered from either a 12VDC or 24VDC local source, PoE or PoE plus.

■ UL testing was conducted with a product powered from UL Listed model POE36U-1AT-R injector, manufactured by

PHIHONG.

■ Do not connect to a receptacle controlled by a switch.

■ It is recommended to setup a private dedicated network for the connection between IP-ACMv2 panels and iSTAR

Ultra panels for more secure connection options.

NOTE ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE DEVICES:

• Observe precautions for handling.

• Before handling any internal components, discharge static electricity by holding a grounding lug or non-painted surface for three

seconds.

• Wear a grounding wrist strap and stand on a grounded static mat.

• Reduce movement during installation to reduce static buildup.

• Confirm work area is safeguarded.

• Transport components to static-shielded containers.

• Verify that all components, materials, and the installer are reference to a common ground.

The outsides of the ESD bags are not ESD protected.

NOTE LIFE SAFETY REQUIREMENT: A fail-safe override mechanism must be installed at each card reader exit to allow people to leave

the secure area in case of electromechanical failure.

CAUTION: Changes to the IP-ACM v2 that are not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void your

authority to operate the equipment.

FOR BURGLAR ALARM INSTALLATIONS:

The IP-ACM v2 is not provided with backup power. An external power supply must be provided with the following characteristics:

• UL 603 Listed.

• Minimum four hours of standby power after notification of loss of AC Power.

Tyco/Software House Advanced Power Supply (apS) used in conjunction with the IP-ACM v2 will be sufficient in meeting the

requirement of UL 1076.

When using an external power supply, the supply shall be Class 2 and compliant with EN/IEC 62368.

All Burglar Alarm and Intrusion Zone inputs must be supervised and have Triggers configured to Alarm upon Tamper.

NOTE Data processing equipment and office appliance and business equipment used as computer equipment shall comply with the

Standard for Information Technology Equipment - Safety - Part 1: General Requirements, UL 60950-1.

• The installation shall supply line transient protection complying with the Standard for Transient Voltage Surge Suppressors, UL

1449, with a maximum marked rating of 330 V.

• Communication circuits and network components connected to the telecommunications network shall be protected by secondary

protectors for communication circuits. These protectors shall comply with the Standard for Secondary Protectors For

Communication Circuits, UL 497A. These protectors shall be used only in the protected side of the telecommunications network.

• Equipment shall be installed in a temperature controlled environment. A temperature controlled environment is defined as one

that can be maintained between 55°F (13°C) to 95°F (35°C) by the HVAC system. Twenty-four hours of standby power shall be

provided for the HVAC system. The standby power system for the HVAC system may be supplied by an engine driven generator

alone and in those situations a standby battery is not required to be used.

Environmental requirements

This product is for indoor use only and not intended for outside wiring as covered by article 800 in the National Electrical

Code, NFPA 70.

Status Range

Ambient temperature rating 32° to 120° F (0 to 49°C)

Maximum elevation 6600 ft (2000m)

Humidity 0 to 85% RH

Table 3:Environmental requirements of the IP-ACM v2

Grounding requirements

The grounding requirements for IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module v2 installation are as follows:

■ Grounding needs to follow NEC codes or the applicable local code.

■ On the plastic enclosure, ensure that all shields of the IP-ACM v2 cables properly connect and terminate to the

earth ground at the point indicated on Figure 2 on Page 6.

■ Shielded wires should have the shields grounded to the chassis enclosure as close as possible to where the cables

are entering the enclosure.

■ When disconnecting the wiring, disconnect ground wires last, to provide maximum protection to the equipment and

personnel.

Disconnect all power sources before modifying the wiring.

Supervision wiring

The IP-ACM v2 supports configurable supervised input circuits. The default selection is the double 1K circuit, as seen

in Figure 1 on Page 4. For more information regarding other inputs available and details of configuration, refer to the I/8-

CSI User Guide.

Figure 1:Supervised wiring

This method reports:

■ Short

■ Normal: 1K for Normally Open, 1K for Normally Closed

■ Alert: 500 ohms for Normally Open, and 2K for Normally Closed

■ Open: >30K

■ Line Fault: Any unexpected value usually due to wrong value or fault resistors

For more information regarding other inputs available and details of configuration, refer to the I/8-CSI User Guide.

NOTE Not all configurations can detect all states. For more information regarding states, refer to the I/8-CSI User Guide and the con-

figuration tables and images relevant to the configuration of your unit.

IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module v2 power and wiring requirements

Table 4 on Page 5 describes the power and wiring requirements for the IP-ACM v2.

Table 4:Power and wiring requirements for the IP-ACM v2

Signal Power Requirements To AWG Shield Maximum Length

RS-485 Comm,

Data half duplex 2-

wire

RM & I/O modules 22 Yes 4000ft (1212m)

NOTE: If using tthe TST-100

Touchscreen Terminal

reader, then the

maximum distance is

32ft (10m).

RS-485 Power 12Vdc 1RM & I/O modules 22/18 Yes Maximum length depends on

application and AWG2

RJ45-Ethernet Level 3 Switch, Hub, or

Host

CAT-5E

or better

No 328ft. (100m)

Request to Exit

(REX or RTE)

Switch Contact 22/18 No 2000ft. (606m)

Door State

Monitor (DSM)

Switch Contact

Supervised Input

(UL) Note3

Input 22 Yes 2000ft. (606m)

Reader Data

(Direct Wiegand

Connection)

12Vdc 4Proximity/Wiegand

signaling read head

Yes 200ft. (60.96m)

300ft. (91.4m)

500ft. (152.4m)

Wet Relay

Contacts

12 or 24Vdc (jumper

selectable), 0.5A (per lock)5

2000ft. (606m)

Dry Relay

Contacts

0 to 30Vdc , 5A max. NO,

3A max. NC

2000ft. (606m)

1It is important to note that the aggregate load of each pair of RS-485 and Wiegand connections together must not exceed 750mA. Each set of RS-485

and Wiegand can support 750mA.

2Check wire lengths to verify that voltage drops are acceptable. Calculations are based on a single RM-4 reader with keypad and LCD (250mA). Using

22AWG, distance = 600ft. (.0165 ohms/ft.). Using 18AWG, distance = 1500ft. (.0065 ohms/ft.).

3To comply with UL requirements, use shielded, minimum 22 AWG stranded, twisted pair cable for monitor points, DSMs, and REXs. Use Belden 9462 or

equivalent.

4It is important to note that the aggregate load of each pair of RS-485 and Wiegand connections together must not exceed 750mA. Each set of RS-485

and Wiegand can support 750mA. Maximum combined output limit for readers, locks, and board logic is 20W.

5Voltage depends on selection of power feed (L1 or L2). Maximum combined output limit for readers, locks, and board logic is 20W.

Signal Power Requirements To AWG Shield Maximum Length

Power over

Ethernet (PoE)

IEEE 802.3af (PoE) and 802at

(PoE Plus), 25.5W max. LLDP

supported for PoE Plus1

Switch Contact 24 Yes 328 ft. (100m)

Local Power 12 or 24Vdc 25.5W

max.2

P1 18 No Maximum length depends on

application and AWG

Installation and Enclosures

The following sections describe features and installation procedures of the plastic and metal enclosures with the IP-

ACM Ethernet Door Module v2.

Plastic enclosure

Figure 2 on Page 6 and Table 5 on Page 6 describe the dimensions of the plastic enclosure. The plastic enclosure is not

acceptable for use in a plenum.

Figure 2:Plastic enclosure mounting hole dimensions

Table 5:Plastic enclosure dimensions

Plastic Enclosure Dimensions

Item Dimension

Weight 1.6lb (.72kg)

1Compliance with IEEE 802.3 (AT or AF) specifications was not verified as part of UL294/B.

2Maximum combined output limit for readers and locks is 17W (+/- 10%).

Plastic Enclosure Dimensions

Item Dimension

Height 7.2in (183mm)

Width 12.1in (307mm)

Depth 2.46in (62.4mm)

Installing the plastic enclosure and IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module v2

To install the plastic enclosure, complete the following steps:

1. Remove the screws using the Software House security screwdriver (not included, part number: 132-183) and lift

the enclosure cover off of the plastic enclosure.

2. Secure the enclosure to the selected wall or support surface using the holes provided in the enclosure’s molded

base. See Figure 2 on Page 6 for dimensions and hole pitch for mounting.

NOTE It is essential to use all five securing screws when mounting the plastic enclosure. Ensure that the mounting hole at 131.1 across and

26.3 up is used as this is required for the "whole unit off the wall" anti-tamper feature to be operational.

3. Remove the IP-ACM v2 from the packaging and place in a safe location using ESD proper procedures while

handling equipment.

4. Secure the IP-ACM v2 to the right of the enclosure.

5. Fit and connect all customer cables. Refer to the power and wiring requirements for more information.

6. Secure the cover with two tamper-proof screws using the Software House security screwdriver.

Metal enclosure

Figure 3 on Page 8 and Table 6 on Page 7 describe the dimensions of the metal enclosure. The metal enclosure is

approved for use in a plenum.

Mounting hardware is not included with the metal enclosure. Hardware used for mounting should be able to support four

times the weight of the enclosure not including cabling.

Table 6:Metal enclosure dimensions

Metal Enclosure Dimensions

Item Dimension

Weight ~2.6lb (~1.2kg)

Height 8.25in (209.6mm)

Width 7.34in (186.5mm)

Depth 3.46in (87.8mm)

Figure 3:Metal enclosure mounting holes

Installing the metal enclosure and the IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module v2

To install the module and metal enclosure, complete the following steps:

1. Open the door of the metal enclosure.

2. Secure the enclosure to selected wall or support surface using holes provided in the enclosure’s base. See Figure 3

on Page 8 for dimensions and hole pitch for mounting.

3. Remove the IP-ACM v2 from the packaging and place in a safe location using ESD proper procedures while

handling equipment.

4. Secure the IP-ACM v2 to the enclosure.

5. Fit and connect all cables. Refer to the power and wiring requirements for more information.

6. Close and secure the metal enclosure cover.

IP-ACM v2 Ethernet Door Module features

Figure 4 on Page 9 shows the switches, jumpers, ports, and connectors of the IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module v2.

Figure 4:IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module v2

Switches and jumpers

See Figure 4 on Page 9 for the locations of the switches and jumpers on the IP-ACM v2.

SW1

Table 7 on Page 9 describes the positions of switch SW1.

Position Description

SW1-1 OFF: Normal Operation

ON:Standalone Operation

Refer to the Initial Configuration section for details.

SW1-2, SW1-3, and SW1-4 Not used. Must be in the OFFposition.

Table 7:Switch SW1 descriptions

SW2 used for factory reset

Position D of rotary switch SW2 is used for factory reset. All other positions of the rotary switch are not used in this

release.

Factory reset

1. Switch the position of the rotary switch SW2 to position D.

2. Press and release SW3 Reset button.

3. Wait until LEDs DS4 and DS8 flash. Factory reset is successful if DS4 and DS8 flash in a sequence of two flashes

in quick succession then pause and repeat continuously. If there are more than two quick flashes in the sequence,

the factory reset has failed.

4. Switch rotary switch SW2 to position 0.

5. Press and release SW3 Reset button.

Ports and connectors

See Figure 4 on Page 9 for ports and connectors on the IP-ACM v2.

The second RJ45 port (J5) used for connection to the iSTAR Ultra LT when mounted in the same enclosure. If this use

case is being implemented, two IP addresses are needed: one for the IP-ACMand another for the iSTAR Ultra LT.

Caution: Do not plug this port into the same network as J1 or a loopback will occur.

DO NOT PLUG INTO THE SAME NETWORK AS PORT 1 OR A LOOPBACK WILL OCCUR!

Specific requirements for the second RJ45 port are:

■ Full duplex wiring

■ 10/100 speed (Gigabit Ethernet not provided)

■ Power over Ethernet (PoE) not provided on this port

This port supports local power of 12 VDC or 24 VDC, 25.5W max. However, the maximum combined output limit for

readers and locks is 17W (+/-10 %). See Table 4 on Page 5 for more information regarding power and wiring

requirements.

P3 and P4

Figure 5 on Page 11 illustrates the wiring for a Wiegand reader on the IP-ACM v2.

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