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  • Page 1 SNAP, CLICK, DONE. Getting Started Guide...
  • Page 2 Introducing Sateon Advance Sateon Advance offers a flexible new approach to access control, with a new range of hardware and software products. The hardware is based on a modular architecture: two Sateon Server variants of intelligent controller can be combined with snap-in Blades for either door control or peripheral support.
  • Page 3 Sateon Quick Start Application Installing and configuring a Sateon system is straightforward with the Quick Start application, which will discover your controllers and allow you to configure them easily. Sateon Client + Quick Start Application See page 18 for details of Quick Start. Advance Multi-Blade Controller Advance I/O Blade The Multi-Blade controller is particularly...

  • Page 4: Network Configuration

    Network Configuration IP ONLY NETWORK Switch RS485 ONLY NETWORK Switch Controller (485 relay mode enabled) RS485 HYBRID - IP AND RS485 NETWORK Switch Controller (485 relay mode enabled) RS485 Page 4...

  • Page 5: Power Options

    Power Options PoE POWER Single-Blade Controller with Lithium-Polymer Battery PoE+ switch / injector Readers, locks and CAT5e Mains other connected or above Power I/O devices (100m max) LOCAL POWER Multi-Blade Controller with PSU and Enclosure Readers, locks and other connected I/O devices Mains Power...
  • Page 6 Setting up a Single-Blade Controller The Advance Single-Blade controller is designed to be located close to a door or when limited space is available. It has an integral case which supports either one 2 Door Blade (supporting 2 doors and 2 readers) or one I/O Blade (supporting up to 8 supervised inputs and 8 volt-free relay outputs).
  • Page 7 Run cabling from the doors, locks, inputs and outputs. The case includes breakouts to permit cable entry and a void behind the case offers plenty of space for cabling. Reset Status Snap the Blade into the controller. Ensure the Blade is inserted before any power source is connected.
  • Page 8 Setting up a Multi-Blade Controller The Advance Multi-Blade controller is ideal for installing in a centralised location, such as a riser cupboard or server room. Each controller can support up to four Blades, enabling the connection of up to 8 doors / 8 readers, if four door Blades are fitted.
  • Page 9 Connect the physical tamper. The controller can be installed in The built-in optical tamper a Grosvenor enclosure or a third- operates automatically when the party enclosure. enclosure is closed. Snap in Blades. Ensure...
  • Page 10 Setting up a 2 Door Blade Reader Connections sateon 2 DOOR BLADE Sateon Reader connections +12 V +5 V +12 V RS485 A +5 V RS485 B Clock/D1 RS485 A Data/D0 RS485 B Valid Clock/D1 Beeper Door/ Data/D0 Tamper Valid Reader +12 V Beeper...
  • Page 11 Lock Connections Fail Secure Lock Fail Safe Lock with Break Glass A Fail Secure lock requires power A Fail Safe lock requires power to lock to release the lock. The door would the door. The door would be unlocked remain locked in the case of a power in the case of a power failure.
  • Page 12 Setting up an I/O Blade The I/O Blade can be used with either the Single- sateon I/O BLADE Blade controller or the Multi-Blade controller to In + support extra peripherals. In + Input Connections In + Input switch In + In + Inputs In +...
  • Page 13 Setting up the Sateon Mini PC If you are using the Sateon Mini PC, it comes with Sateon already installed and ready to use. Starting up the SATEON Mini PC 1. Plug in a monitor (minimum screen resolution 1200 x 800) using an HDMI cable. 2.
  • Page 14 Installing Sateon If you aren’t using the Mini PC, you Minimum requirements need to install the Sateon software on  2 GHz or faster 64-bit 4-core a suitable desktop PC or server. processor, 8 GB RAM and a 64 GB Log in as an Administrator with full hard drive.
  • Page 15 A licence is required before any other pages can be viewed. This is a two-step process: Load the new licence to access all licensed Sateon options. Validate the licence within 30 days by calling Grosvenor Technical Support. Your licence file is specific to your installation. It will be provided on a USB stick under the \licence folder.
  • Page 16 Licensing Sateon Installing and Validating a Licence On the Systems Administration > Licence Info page click Add/ Alter Licence. Select Upload Licence. A file selection dialog appears. Navigate to the appropriate file (with the .gtl file extension) and click Open, then Save. If the licence loads succesfully, the following dialog appears.
  • Page 17 ADDED (Not Validated). Click Validate Licence at the bottom of the page. Contact Grosvenor Support. You will need your Licence ID and the 16-digit Validation Code from this page. Technical Support will give you a 16-digit code number - enter this in the lower Click Validate.

  • Page 18: Running Quick Start

    Running Quick Start The Quick Start application will discover the controllers connected to your network, and help you get Sateon up and running as quickly as possible. Run Quick Start. From the Sateon server, select the Quick Start desktop icon. Quick Start can also be run from the supplied USB flash drive.
  • Page 19 Discovering Controllers The first time you log in to the Quick Start App, the settings dialog is displayed. Choose the Reader/Token type used on your site, and click Save&Close. Set the communication direction for the controller (if you are unsure, the default selection is ‘Outbound’).
  • Page 20 Offline – The controller is on the network but is not communicating with Sateon. Unlicensed – The controller hardware doesn’t match the licence. Contact Grosvenor Technical Support. Each NEW controller is identified by its unique serial number. You can check this...

  • Page 21: Configuring Controllers

    Configuring Controllers For IP connectivity, configure controllers as follows: Give the controller a name. We suggest using a name that identifies its location or purpose. Choose the connection mode: for IP networks select IP only. The addressing options appear. Choose Use DHCP if IP addresses are to be dynamically assigned, or choose Use Static IP Address to assign a static IP address.
  • Page 22 Configuring Controllers For RS485 connectivity, configure One controller must be configured as a controllers as follows: Relay controller: it acts as a line header and requires an IP connection as well Give the controller a name. We as a RS485 line. suggest using a name that identifies All other linked controllers must be its location or purpose.
  • Page 23 Visit the site gtl.biz/satsw for a full library of Sateon Advance documentation. The library includes product manuals, installation guides, documents on integrations as well as a range of quick guides to help you get the most from Sateon Advance. Page 23...
  • Page 24 Grosvenor Technology Ltd. 2nd Floor Endeavour House, Coopers End Road, Stansted, Essex, CM24 1SJ United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0) 1279 838000 Email: ac-support@grosvenortechnology.com Web: www.grosvenortechnology.com Part No: TD-GSG-1 Version 4...