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- Page 1 ACTpro-1500 Door Controller Installation and Operating Instructions Document ID: A-100667 Edition date: 18.06.2020...
- Page 2 While every effort is made to ensure the information given is accurate, Vanderbilt Industries does not accept liability for any errors or omissions, or for the results obtained from the use of this information.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
1.2.1 Relay load 2 Installation 2.1 Mounting 2.2 Power supply 3 Wiring 3.1 Typical wiring of the ACTpro-1500 controller 3.2 Wiring Clock&Data entry and exit readers 3.3 Wiring Wiegand entry and exit readers 3.4 Wiring OSDP readers 3.5 Wiring controller 3.6 Wiring Push Button (PB) -
Page 4: Overview
1 Overview This guide describes the installation of the ACTpro-1500 controller. The ACTpro-1500 Controller is a single door IP controller that requires an external 12V or 24V power supply. Capabilities Number of Doors Number of Users 60,000 (4 credentials per user) -
Page 5: Relay Load
ACTpro-1500 Door Controller – Installation and Operating Instructions Overview ACTpro-1500 Enclosure Material LED Status Indicators PSU Fault Output Lid Opening Tamper Detection (Front) Support OSDP Support Wiegand (VI, HID, SmarfID) Support Clock and Data 1.2.1 Relay load When used with inductive loads (Maglock/Strike locks) the following ratings apply. -
Page 6: Installation
The unit should be installed in a ventilated area that allows for accessibility after installation. 2.2 Power supply The ACTpro-1500 requires an external 12V DC or 24V DC power supply. The supply should be connected to the +12/24V DC and 0V/GND connections. -
Page 7: Wiring
3 Wiring This section describes the following. 3.1 Typical wiring of the ACTpro-1500 controller 3.2 Wiring Clock&Data entry and exit readers 3.3 Wiring Wiegand entry and exit readers 3.4 Wiring OSDP readers 3.5 Wiring controller 3.6 Wiring Push Button (PB) 3.7 Wiring Door Contact... -
Page 8: Wiring Clock&Data Entry And Exit Readers
ACTpro-1500 Door Controller – Installation and Operating Instructions Wiring Label Description OSDP/Controller network (Max. 4 OSDP readers Ehternet switch RJ45. NOTE: All IP devices must have a valid IP address. Vanderbilt reader wire colour coding (Wiegand / Clock&Data interface). 3.2 Wiring Clock&Data entry and exit readers For Clock&Data readers, wire exit readers in parallel with entry readers, but leave the sense line... -
Page 9: Wiring Wiegand Entry And Exit Readers
ACTpro-1500 Door Controller – Installation and Operating Instructions Wiring Reader Recommended Controller Terminal Wiring colour Signal Information Input PIN Block 0V/GND Black 0V Supply Voltage for the reader. Brown Red LED control output from the ACTpro controller or door stations. -
Page 10: Wiring Osdp Readers
3.4 Wiring OSDP readers When connecting OSDP readers to the ACTpro-1500 family of controllers, ensure that the EOL jumper is on the last two pins (EOL position) on the last reader only. Jumper position if controller is in the middle of the Jumper position if controller is EOL(End Of Line) for the OSDP-bus. -
Page 11: Wiring Controller
ACTpro-1500 Door Controller – Installation and Operating Instructions Wiring Example 2 The EOL Resistor/Jumper must be ON for the devices at the ends of the bus. Example 1: EOL ON in the Controller and the fourth Reader. OFF in all other readers. - Page 12 ACTpro-1500 Door Controller – Installation and Operating Instructions Wiring Each controller must be configured with a unique IP address. 3.5.0.3 Connecting controllers over RS485 Connect a controller directly on the customer's LAN and network the remaining controller via RS485 network (maximum 4 controllers).
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Page 13: Wiring Push Button (Pb)
ACTpro-1500 Door Controller – Installation and Operating Instructions Wiring From Network Type Cable Type ACTpro controller TCP/IP CAT 5/6 ACTpro controller ACTpro readers ACT protocol 8 Core screen (Example Belden 9504 (24 AWG) or equivalent) ACTpro-1500 ACTpro controllers TCP/IP Cat 5/6... -
Page 14: Break Glass Monitoring Only
The break glass monitoring features only monitors the break glass status and does not remove power from the lock. Vanderbilt assumes a double pole break glass unit is used, one pole to disrupt the power to the lock the second pole for monitoring. -
Page 15: Fire Override Configuration
2. Assign the new door group to Settings > Doors > Fire Override Doors in the drop-down list. 3. Wire the fire alarm panel (A) to the ACTpro-1500 as shown below. NOTE: The fire panel must be connected to all controllers: While the 0V signal is maintained at the AUX input on Door 1 of each controller, the doors in the Fire Doors group continue normal operation. -
Page 16: Intruder Panel Wiring
3.11 Intruder panel wiring To arm/disarm an intruder panel: 1. Wire the intruder alarm panel to the ACTpro-1500 as shown: A Intruder alarm panel B Connect the AUX Relay output from the controller to arm input on alarm panel. The AUX Relay can be set to pulse or toggle. -
Page 17: Defaulting The Controller And Configuring The Ip Address
4.1.3 Defaulting the static IP address 4.1.4 Changing static IP address on the ACTpro Controller 4.1 Defaulting the Controller and IP Address Configuration The ACTpro-1500 has two DIP switches. DIP switch 1: DHCP Enables DHCP or Static IP address mode. -
Page 18: Dhcp/Static Ip Addressing (Dip Switch 1)
ACTpro-1500 Door Controller – Installation and Operating Instructions Defaulting the controller and configuring the IP address 4.1.2 DHCP/static IP addressing (DIP switch 1) The ACTpro Controller is shipped with the DHCP enabled and can be configured to obtain an IP address from a DHCP server or use a static IP address. - Page 19 ACTpro-1500 Door Controller – Installation and Operating Instructions Defaulting the controller and configuring the IP address 5. Choose Communication menu and set the following: Static IP Address Network Mask Default Gateway 6. Press Save. Note: Use the new IP address when connecting to the controller.
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Page 20: Configuring A Lock With A Deadbolt
Deadbolt position can be monitored, and OP2/OP3 used to trigger, for example, an alarm if the door is held ajar, or the deadbolt is unexpectedly unsecured. Locks with deadbolts are supported on the ACTpro-1500 family of controllers, and the ACTpro- 100 family of door stations. - Page 21 Wiring diagrams for connecting an ASSA ABLOY monitored deadbolt lock and an ASSA ABLOY Hi- O control unit to an ACTpro-1500 controller are shown below for illustrative purposes. Other lock types are supported similarly. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for hardware and wiring specifications to establish the appropriate connections.
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Page 22: Operation Notes
ACTpro-1500 Door Controller – Installation and Operating Instructions Configuring a lock with a deadbolt ASSA ABLOY Hi-O deadbolt lock wiring to ACTpro-1500 Monitor deadbolt position Door strike (controls latch) Door contact (optional) Connect Hi-O lock to terminals 5, 6, 7 and 8 Trigger the deadbolt The ACT controller/door station should already be installed and configured in ACT Install. -
Page 23: Status Indicators
B/GL input. The Fault LED illuminates if the Emergency break glass switch is activated. ACFault: ACTpro-1500 controller accept an AC present signal from a PSU . This is wired into the AC MON input on the PCB. When the PSU has no AC supply the fault is active. -
Page 24: Troubleshooting
Ensure that the user is enabled and that they have the appropriate access rights. 7.3 Cannot connect to ACTpro-1500 controller On the controller PCB ensure that the green LINK LED on the Ethernet jack is active. If the LED is is inactive, check that the network point is connected to a switch. - Page 25 © Vanderbilt 2020 Data and design subject to change without notice. Supply subject to availability. Document ID: A-100667 Edition date: 18.06.2020 Issued by Vanderbilt International Ltd. Clonshaugh Business and Technology Park vanderbiltindustries.com Clonshaugh, Dublin D17 KV 84, Ireland @VanderbiltInd Vanderbilt Industries...
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