Keyprocessor Orion User Manual

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6 Multiple Orion’s on one data line (bus)
When programming the Orion (within iProtect™) as a node type "Orion", multiple Orion’s can
communicate using the same data line (bus). The iProtect™ software needs to be updated to
≥8.03 to program this type.
The maximum amount of Orion’s on one data line is 8. The last Orion should be provided with
an End Of Line (EOL) jumper. The communication line is NOT provided of power, every Orion
should be equipped with its own power supply.
The UTP cabling, the connection between Network controller and Orion, needs to be connected
to PRT2 of the Orion.
The Orion supports Clock/Data- and Wiegand card readers, which is similar as the Orbit.
Note! When installing the Orion, write down the serial numbers and locations of the devices
Note! The Polyx is always at the beginning of the communication line!
6.1 Connecting to an Polyx Network controller
max. 8
PRT2
RS485
max. 8
PRT2
RS485

Keyprocessor Orion Specifications

General

Brand	Keyprocessor
Model	Orion
Category	Controller
Language	English

Summary

1 Product description

3 Mounting

4 Connections

4.1 Orion

Details the physical ports and connectors on the Orion unit.

4.1.1 Labels

4.1.2 Power supply- and tamper

4.1.3 Smart LED status

5 Orion as replacement unit for reader Orbit

5.1 Connecting to an iPU-8 Network controller

Details the connection of the Orion to an iPU-8 Network controller as a reader Orbit substitute.

5.2 Connecting to an Polyx Network controller

5.3 Controller <> Orion PRT1 - RS422

5.3.1 Cabling requirement

5.3.2 Card reader and IO connections

6.1.1 Direct connection

6.1.4 Card reader and IO connections

7 Diagnostic menu

7.1 Connecting to the Network controller console port

Guides connecting a PC to the network controller's console port for diagnostics.

7.2 Start diagnostics using an iPU-8

7.3 Start diagnostics using an Polyx

8 Technical specifications