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General| Brand | Johnson Controls |
|---|---|
| Model | tyco iSTAR Ultra |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Explains text formatting and symbols used in the manual for clarity and understanding.
Provides resources for accessing manuals and online help for the iSTAR Ultra.
Details how to contact Software House for technical support and assistance.
Describes the General Control Module (GCM) and its key features and functions.
Explains the Access Control Module (ACM), its capabilities, and components.
Introduces the IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module v2 and its role in access control.
Explains wall mount and rack mount enclosure options.
Outlines the primary features of the iSTAR Ultra controller.
Lists the various part numbers for iSTAR Ultra components and enclosures.
Outlines steps for planning and site readiness before installation.
Details electrical power needs for the iSTAR Ultra system.
Explains the function of AC/Main Fail and Low Battery input signals.
Lists the power requirements for various supported readers.
Covers general installation procedures for enclosures.
Explains how iSTAR Ultra controllers communicate over Ethernet networks.
Discusses network access through firewalls and NAT for iSTAR Ultra configurations.
Covers configuring static IP addresses for local address management.
Lists tools like DHCP, WINS, and DNS for managing IP addresses.
Explains using FQDNs for connecting to C•CURE systems, especially with dynamic IPs.
Describes how iSTAR Ultra controllers are organized into logical clusters.
Details communication path configurations for single master controllers.
Explains the primary and secondary network paths for host communication.
Strategies for establishing and maintaining cluster network connections.
Guidelines for adding new controllers to an existing iSTAR Ultra cluster.
Covers planning and specifying primary and secondary communication paths.
Details the functions of onboard rotary and DIP switches for GCM configuration and diagnostics.
Lists and describes the various ports available on the GCM for connectivity.
Explains the meaning of LEDs and the LCD display for status and diagnostics.
Provides an overview of the ACM's role, components, and sections.
Details the functions of various switches and jumpers on the ACM for configuration.
Explains Fire Alarm Interlock (FAI) scenarios, modes, and configuration.
Lists and describes the various ports and connectors on the ACM for connectivity.
Describes the 24 onboard inputs and their supervision methods.
Details the ACM's relay outputs, types, and configurations.
Illustrates the wiring procedures for dry and wet relay configurations.
Provides an overview of the IP-ACM Ethernet Door Module v2, its features, and capabilities.
Covers initial setup, IP addressing, and board configuration for the iSTAR Ultra.
Process for discovering controllers via ICU and accessing the Web Utility.
Procedures for local database backups and proper unit shutdown sequence.
Instructions on how to perform firmware upgrades for the iSTAR Ultra.
How to configure the LCD for status messages and diagnostics using SW3.
Procedures for running diagnostic tests on hardware, readers, I/O, and Ethernet.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the GCM coin cell battery.
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