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General| Brand | Rosslare |
|---|---|
| Model | AC-215IP |
| Category | IP Access Controllers |
| Language | English |
Lists the powerful and adaptable features of the AC-215IP access control solution.
Details the AxTraxNG™ software system for managing access panel networks and its capabilities.
Details electrical parameters like operating voltage, input current, and input/output specifications.
Outlines communication interfaces (RS-232, RS-485, TCP/IP) and speed options.
Specifies operating temperature range and humidity levels for the device.
Provides physical dimensions (height, width, depth) and weight of the AC-215IP unit.
Details the specifications of the AC transformer used with the AC-215IP.
Lists input voltage, backup battery charger output, and output voltages for the PS-14 power supply.
Explains the indications provided by the PS-14 power supply LEDs and tamper output.
Illustrates a typical network setup for AC-215IP access control panels.
Details how to wire non-supervised inputs for the AC-215IP panel.
Explains the wiring process for supervised inputs, requiring resistors.
Describes wiring for 12 VDC electrical release mechanisms and voltage-free relay contacts.
Explains wiring between the PS-14 power supply and the AC-215IP, including backup battery.
Presents a complete view of the AC-215IP control panel's PCB and connector schematics.
Details proximity and keypad reader wiring, including cable color functions and extension guidelines.
Describes four input types: Normally Open, Normally Closed, and supervised variants with resistor configurations.
Explains the states and loop resistance for a Normally Open input connection.
Details the states and loop resistance for a Normally Closed input connection.
Explains wiring and states for a single resistor supervised Normally Open input.
Details wiring and states for a double resistor supervised Normally Open input.
Explains wiring and states for a single resistor supervised Normally Closed input.
Details wiring and states for a double resistor supervised Normally Closed input.
Describes the function and typical connections for REX, Door Monitor, and General Purpose inputs.
Explains the REX input's function for direct door opening without card authentication.
Details the Door Monitor input for sensing door status and enabling advanced options.
Describes free inputs for various functions like tampering detection or alarm activation.
Recommends suppression diodes for inductive loads and defines door lock output types (fail open/safe).
Details reader types (card, keypad, dual), PIN entry requirements, and reader connection definitions.
Details hardware settings for outputs, inputs, and readers when configured for a single door.
Details hardware settings for outputs, inputs, and readers when configured for a double door.
Explains how DIP switches control parameters like device address and baud rates.
Details setting the serial port baud rate via DIP switches for PC network connection.
Explains how DIP switch 3 defines panel type (one or two readers per door) affecting door count.
Describes setting the panel's internal network address using DIP switches 4-8.
Details serial connections using RS-232 or RS-485 for communication with the access control panel.
Explains how to connect the AC-215IP to a computer via RS-232, including pinouts.
Details RS-485 connection for multiple panels and extended distances, including daisy chaining.
Explains how to connect multiple panels sequentially along a single serial line.
Describes connecting AC-215IP panels to a TCP/IP network (LAN/WAN) for communication.
Specifies requirements for connecting to a TCP/IP network, including WAN for internet connectivity.
Explains using a modem for remote control when serial or TCP/IP connections are not feasible.
Lists the necessary hardware components for setting up a modem network connection.
Outlines the necessary initial steps before performing permanent modem installations.
Details the steps for connecting the computer to the modem gateway (MD-N33).
Details connecting the AC-215IP panel to the modem setup via RS-485.
States the warranty applies to the original purchaser and is non-transferable.
Specifies the AC-215IP panel is covered for defects for 2 years from shipment.
Outlines the process for warranty claims, including product return and credit procedures.
Details what is not covered by the warranty, including improper use and ancillary equipment.
States the warranty terms, exclusions of implied warranties, and liability limits.
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