Summary of Contents for Keyprocessor Orion
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Paasheuvelweg 20 1105BJ Amsterdam, The Netherlands www.keyprocessor.com Tel.: +31-20-4620700 This manual represents the knowledge at the above mentioned time. Keyprocessor works non- stop to improve her products. For the most recent technical information please contact your consultant or dealer. Content overview Publication ........................ -
Page 3: Product Description
1 Product description The Orion is a versatile Smart door controller that supports multiple communication protocols and can be used for many purposes. The compact controller can be mounted on a 35mm DIN rail and can be installed in existing... -
Page 4: Uses
2 Uses Depending on the situation, the Orion can be used in many different ways. The Orion can be applied if: the existing reader Orbit must be replaced/exchanged or multiple Orion’s are needed, communicating over one data line or more functionality is needed. - Page 5 D0 and D1 are combined inputs. When no card reader is connected, D0 and D1 can be used as Digital input. ** Only the combined Temperature and Humidity sensor (T/H sensor) is supported.
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Page 6: Mounting
Note! When the Orion is installed in an existing Keyprocessor cabinet (PN: 501-1865), the mounting rail must be positioned in the middle of the cabinet. Note! When installing the Orion, write down the serial number and location of the device. -
Page 7: Connections
4 Connections In this chapter, the connections of the Orion are described. The possibilities depents on the use of the Orion (e.g. Orion as replacement unit for the reader Orbit or multiple Orion’s on one data line). Orion Port Description PRT1 - RS422 (Orbit mode) Reader &... -
Page 8: Labels
4.1.1 Labels In this chapter, the labels of the Orion will be described, whereby ADC stands for Analog / Digital Converter: Reader & IO-1 Description Description GND (digital ground) ADC input 1 Digital input (card reader tamper) ADC input 2... -
Page 9: Power Supply- And Tamper
SELV 12V – 24VDC guidelines. Tamper input Orion 4.1.3 Smart LED status The meaning of this RGB LED is to be able to read out the current status of the Orion. Overview LED status: Port D LED color Description Violet Programming mode. -
Page 10: Orion As Replacement Unit For Reader Orbit
Connecting to an iPU-8 Network controller The functionality of the Orion is compatible with the Orbit 2. All I/O of the Orbit 2 is available on de Orion. However, the specifications of the I/O are different and needs to be taken into account. -
Page 11: Connecting To An Polyx Network Controller
Connecting to an Polyx Network controller The functionality of the Orion is compatible with the Orbit 2. All I/O of the Orbit 2 is available on de Orion. However, the specifications of the I/O are different and needs to be taken into account. -
Page 12: Cabling Requirement
UTP/STP Cat ≥3 RS422 1200m Netwerk controller and Orion 5.3.2 Card reader and IO connections When exchanging a reader Orbit for an Orion Smart door controller the following table may be used: Orbit 2 Connection Orion iProtect™ default Reader 1 description Reader &... -
Page 13: Diagnosing
Diagnosing The Orion can be fully tested before it communicates with iProtect™. To start this test, a diagnostic program which is running on the Network controller must started. Testing the Orion as replacement unit for the Orbit is explained in chapter 7.2 and 7.3.1... -
Page 14: Multiple Orion's On One Data Line (Bus)
(bus). The iProtect™ software needs to be updated to ≥8.03 to program this type. The maximum amount of Orion’s on one data line is 8. The last Orion should be provided with an End Of Line (EOL) jumper. The communication line is NOT provided of power, every Orion should be equipped with its own power supply. -
Page 15: Direct Connection
UTP cable with RJ45 connectors between the Network controller and the Orion. From this Orion the screw connector (I) can be used to build up the communication line to the next Orion, see example 1. -
Page 16: Using An Adapterboard
6.1.2 Using an adapterboard When it is not possible to use a standard UTP cable between the Orion and the Network controller, an adapter board can be used. A direct connection (without using an adapterboard) between the Orion and a Polyx™ is NOT possible when: ... -
Page 17: Cabling Requirement
(⏚) of the installation housing. Note! The last Orion on the communication line must be provided of an EOL jumper. 6.1.3 Cabling requirement The required cable between the Polyx™ Network controller and the Orion(s) is displayed... -
Page 18: Kpsensor Connection
Orion. 6.1.5 kpSensor connection The Orion has one kpSensor connection. When connection a sensor on the Orion it is possible to measure the environment (temperature and/or humidity). Port I... -
Page 19: Diagnosing
6.1.6 Diagnosing The Orion can be fully tested before it communicates with iProtect™. To start this test, a diagnostic program which is running on the Network controller must started. In chapter 7.3.2 will be explained how to test the Orion(s). -
Page 20: Diagnostic Menu
PC. Using a simple laptop, diagnostics can be logged in via the serial port in the Polyx. Connect your PC for example to port “Console” from the Network controller. Use the adapter shown below (available at Keyprocessor BV). Open a terminal program and make a connection. (e.g. Tera term) ... -
Page 21: Start Diagnostics Using An Ipu-8
Enter menu option: Screen 1: Main menu iPU-8 Diagnostics Only options 2 and 3 are needed for the installer to test the Orion. Option 3: Profibus communication test If in the main menu of the IPU-8 Diagnostics program option 3, Test profi device communications, is chosen, the user is taken to the Profibus DP communication test screen (screen 2).This allows the user to set per port whether a Profibus appliance is connected and if... - Page 22 1)... : toggle output state or flash lezerled S) : stop Screen 4: Device functionality test, options and status of an Orion but working as an reader Orbit In the screen above the in- and outputs can be tested. Using keys 1 through 4 the outputs can be turned on and off.
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Page 23: Start Diagnostics Using An Polyx
Start diagnostics using an Polyx Depending on function and connection method (PRT1 or PRT2 of the Orion), you can use certain parts of the diagnostics menu. Both ways are described in the following chapters. 7.3.1 Orion as replacement unit for reader Orbit ... - Page 24 1)... : toggle output state or flash lezerled S) : stop Screen 4: Device functionality test, mogelijkheden en status van een Orion als lezer Orbit In the screen above the in- and outputs can be tested. Using keys 1 through 4 the outputs can be turned On and Off.
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Page 25: Multiple Orion's On One Date Line (Bus)
Restart system Enter menu option: Screen 1: Main menu Polyx Diagnostics Only options 6 is needed for the installer to test the Orion. (Polyx Diags version ≥V3.05 is needed). Optie 6: Orion device functionality When option 6 is selected “Test Orion device”, select the communication port of the Polyx PRT2 (1) - PRT3 (2) (on which port the Orion(s) are connected). - Page 26 : toggle output state F) change format S) : stop Scherm 3: Device functionality test, mogelijkheden en status van een Orion In the screen above the in- and outputs can be tested. Using keys 1 - 4 and 6 - 9 outputs can be turned On and Off.
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Page 27: Technical Specifications
8 Technical specifications Housing Measurements: 110,0 x 47,0 x 93,0 mm (L x W x H) Weight: 0,25 Kg Mounting Dinrail 35 mm (NEN-EN 50022) Communication PRT1 Pin out Pin 1 = RXB Pin 5 = GND RJ45 socket, RS422 Pin 2 = RXA Pin 6 = TXB Pin 3 = TXB... - Page 28 Environment Usage Indoor Temperature -35°C to +70°C Humidity 20 ~ 90% RH non-condensing Storage temperature and humidity: -40 ~ +85°C, 10 ~ 95% RH Polyfuse Type PTC Fuse Case style Thermal derating At -10° C the hold current will increase to 130% At +25°...
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Page 29: Annex
9 Annex Sirius card reader with I-O...