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IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module
The IP-ACM module provides connection and management of the access control for two doors through inputs, outputs,
and reader interfaces. Supporting two readers through Power over Ethernet (PoE), the IP-ACM communicates to the
Ultra General Control Module (GCM) over TCP/IP. The IP-ACM module also has AES256 network encryption from the
unit to the GCM. The encryption settings are determined by the GCM configuration. The maximum number of IP-ACM
modules supported per GCM is 32.
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/or UL 603, low voltage Class 2
power limited with appropriate ratings.
■ 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.
1
Not UL listed.
2
Not UL listed.
Part Number
IP-ACM2-MB
IP-ACM, 2 Reader, board only
IP-ACM2-EM
IP-ACM, 2 Reader in metal enclosure
1
IP-ACM2-EP
IP-ACM, 2 Reader in plastic enclosure
IP-ACM2-CAN
IP-ACM metal enclosure without board
2
IP-ACM2-CAN-P
IP-ACM plastic enclosure without board
Table 1: Part numbers and descriptions of IP-ACM and enclosures
IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module
Description
Quick Start Guide
VERSION C0
PART NUMBER 8200-1200-02
MARCH 2016
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Summary of Contents for Tyco Security Products Software House IP-ACM
- Page 1 IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module Quick Start Guide VERSION C0 PART NUMBER 8200-1200-02 MARCH 2016 IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module The IP-ACM module provides connection and management of the access control for two doors through inputs, outputs, and reader interfaces. Supporting two readers through Power over Ethernet (PoE), the IP-ACM communicates to the Ultra General Control Module (GCM) over TCP/IP.
- Page 2 IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module Quick Start Guide ■ 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 12V or 24V local source, PoE or PoE plus. ■...
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Page 3: Plastic Enclosure
IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module Quick Start Guide Data processing equipment and office appliance and business equipment used as computer equipment NOTE 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. -
Page 4: Metal Enclosure
IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module Quick Start Guide IP-ACM and Reader Plastic Enclosure Dimensions Item Dimension Weight 2.2lb (1kg) Height 12.1in (307mm) Width 7.2in (183mm) Depth 2.46in (62.4mm) Table 2: Plastic enclosure dimensions Installing the Plastic Enclosure and the IP-ACM Module To install the IP-ACM module and plastic enclosure, use the following steps: 1. -
Page 5: Grounding Requirements
IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module Quick Start Guide IP-ACM and Reader 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) Table 3: Metal enclosure dimensions Installing the Metal IP-ACM Enclosure and Module To install the IP-ACM module and metal enclosure, use the following steps: 1. - Page 6 IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module Quick Start Guide IP-ACM Power and Wiring Requirements The table below describes the power and wiring requirements for the IP-ACM. Signal Power Requirements Shield Maximum Length RS-485 Comm, Data RM & I/O modules 4000ft (1212m) Full duplex 4 wire RS-485 Power RM &...
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Page 7: Environmental Requirements
IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module Quick Start Guide Supervision Wiring Figure 3: Supervised wiring This method reports: ■ Short ■ Alert: 500 ohms ■ Normal: 1K ■ Alert: 2K ■ 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. -
Page 8: Standalone Configuration Mode
IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module Quick Start Guide 5. Ensure you have previously configured the iSTAR Ultra controller in order to obtain the iSTAR IP address for the IP-ACM configuration. 6. To discover the IP-ACM, click the IP-ACM icon in the ICU. A list of IP-ACM modules appear. 7. -
Page 9: Switches And Jumpers
IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module Quick Start Guide Figure 4: IP-ACM board Switches and Jumpers Refer to Figure 4 for switches and jumpers on the IP-ACM module. SW1-2, SW1-3, and SW1-4 are not used and must in the OFF position. NOTE SW1-1 is for standalone configuration. In normal operation mode, SW1-1 must be in the OFF position. Refer to Initial Configuration section for details. - Page 10 IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module Quick Start Guide Figure 5: Wiegand wiring for the IP-ACM Inputs Refer to Figure 4 for the four supervised inputs (P11 to P14) of the IP-ACM. Use standard Software House 1K dual EOL configuration. Further configurations may be selected through the IP-ACM editor in C•CURE 9000. Readers and Accessory Modules The following readers and accessory modules are UL supported: ...
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