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General| Model | ACS5000 |
|---|---|
| Type | Access Control Panel |
| Max Doors | 2 |
| Enclosure | Metal |
| Supported Readers | Wiegand, OSDP |
| Operating Temperature | 32°F to 122°F (0°C to 50°C) |
| Certifications | CE, FCC |
| Network Interface | 10/100 Mbps Ethernet |
Equipment tested for Class B digital device compliance with FCC Rules, Part 15.
Compliance with UL 294 Standard for access control units with specific restrictions.
Installation requirements for C-UL Listed applications per Canadian Electrical Code.
Information on non-serviceable parts and battery replacement procedures.
Document content subject to change, not for disclosure or manufacturing without permission.
Product use subject to Brivo Systems LLC. Services Agreement.
Provides step-by-step installation instructions for trained access control technicians.
Manual organized into procedural checklists: Pre-Installation, General Assembly, Power/Testing, Installation.
Definitions of terms used in the installation manual, such as Control Chassis and Expansion Chassis.
Lists available guides and support contacts for installers and clients.
Explains the different ACS5000 models (A/E/S) and their capabilities and configurations.
Details compatibility with various reader models, Wiegand formats, and system integrations.
Ensures the client's network and IT infrastructure are prepared for the ACS5000 installation.
Lists all essential components that should be included in the ACS5000 control panel kit.
Provides guidance on determining system configuration and planning the installation sequence and requirements.
Provides guidelines for determining the optimal placement and maximum cable distances for control and expansion chassis.
Emphasizes consulting fire officials before installing locks or devices on fire exit doors.
Warns against using Fail Secure Mode without local authority approval to avoid panic hardware interference.
Advises on environmental conditions and electrical noise to prevent panel damage and ensure reliable operation.
Specific notes and warnings for configuring the Brivo CNR with ACS5000-E panels.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling and physically mounting the control and expansion chassis.
Details how to connect the main and expansion boards to the power supply board using provided cables.
Instructions for mounting and connecting the AC power indicator LED to the power supply board.
Guide for installing and connecting the tamper switch to the main and expansion boards.
Instructions for connecting the battery wires to the power supply's BATTERY INPUT terminal.
Steps for connecting the AC transformer to the power supply board's 16.5 VAC input.
Steps to safely power up the control panel after assembly and wiring checks.
Verifies the status of LEDs on the power supply, main, door, and input/output boards.
Instructions for connecting expansion boards to the main board using CAN BUS cables.
Describes how to connect multiple expansion chassis in a daisy-chain configuration for system expansion.
Details CAN BUS cable connections and setting unique addresses using jumpers for each board.
Instructions to not connect the AEN Port to avoid interfering with the external network function.
Guide for connecting a laptop to the MAIN BOARD's ADMIN port for configuration and debugging.
How to connect the control panel to a local area network via Ethernet for server and internet connectivity.
Instructions for connecting the Brivo Cellular Network Router to the MAIN BOARD for cellular internet connectivity.
Detailed instructions for wiring door sensors, request-to-exit devices, and door lock relays.
Guidance on wiring the programmable auxiliary relays and inputs for various operational purposes.
Instructions for connecting reader wiring using standard Wiegand conventions and terminal blocks.
Procedures for wiring input/output boards, including input supervision and end-of-line (EOL) resistors.
Essential steps for properly grounding the control chassis to ensure reliable operation and maintain warranty.
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