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Installation Manual | IM-20210309-TP-41 Access Control | Controllers | Apollo(N) Network Controllers | |
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1 This document
This document contains all the information which is needed when installing the Apollo. The
details and recommendations will be described in the chapters below.
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This document assumes standard T-568 color coding of the cables.
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NOTE The Apollo can be ordered with standard, ready to use cables! |
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2.2 Tools and equipment
When installing the Apollo, we recommend the installer the following tools and materials:
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The following network sockets are used when connecting an Apollo into the network, communicating with iProtect™ and a SNMP Management server:
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Remark! Testing the (Ethernet) connection by using Ping is necessary when commissioning the hardware. |
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6 Apollo Smart cabinet security
The ApolloN is an powerful controller with a multicore processor, a secure bootloader, and a Linux Operating System.
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Warning! Connecting peripherals to the Apollo should be performed carefully. Almost all ports of the Apollo feature 12V and 24V sockets. When not connecting peripherals on a appropriate way to the Apollo, it can cause irreparable damage to the peripherals. Read also the well-made labels on the wiring through and adjust the colors of the cables to the correct section. On the labels is shown precisely what port the cable must be plugged. |
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6.1 Power connector
The Apollo is provided with a 3 and 4 pin removable screw connector.
The functionality of the 3-pin screw connector on the front of the Apollo has been canceled with the use of 48VDC.
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See table below for the maximum cable length, used for this section:
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Note! Please use only one bus when using the kpSensor. A combination of kpSensors combined over port 1 and 2 is not possible. |
6.5 Reader and door I/O: green section
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The Apollo is provided with 6 supervised inputs. These inputs can be used to connect intrusion- , or smoke detectors. The detectors will be powered by the Apollo.
There is also an option to start a Walk test or to send a reset to the detectors of this section.
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Remark! When the Apollo detects a short circuit- or an overload on this section, a messages will be |
6.6.1 Cable length
See table below for the maximum cable length, used for this section:
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The Apollo is provided of 8 digital I/Os. The detectors (e.g. water detector) will be powered by the Apollo.
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Remark! When the Apollo detects a short circuit- or an overload on this section, a messages will be |
6.8.1 Cable lenght
See table below for the maximum cable length, used for this section:
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When after starting-up the Apollo, the line ‘Hit any key within 5s to run diagnostics...’ appears
and a key is pressed within five seconds, then the diagnostics program is started.
The main menu has the following appearance:
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Note: Only options 1, 2, v, p, q and r are applicable for the installer. |
• q: Close diagnostic program and start application
• r: Restart Apollo
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• ip: the IP-address of the Apollo
• gateway: the gateway address if the communication passes via a router
• netmask: for a distinction between the local Ethernet traffic and Ethernet traffic via a router.
• server: the IP-address of the iProtect™ main server
• backup: the IP-address of the iProtect™ backup server
• port: port which is used for provisioning. (0=Off and 6060=default port)
• dhcp: enable or disable use of dhcp. 0=disabled 1=enabled
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Note: to activate these settings reboot the system. Use option (r) and do not restart the Apollo by discharging the voltage. |
7.4 Digital IO test
If option 2 is selected from the main menu of the Diagnostics program, the user can test whether the connected equipment itself is functioning properly.
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