Sateon Advanc SAT-ADV-C-SNG

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Summary

Connections

Battery

Optional Lithium Polymer battery for backup service during power outages.

Reset Button

Triggers a complete system reboot when the system is unresponsive.

Load;Clear Button

Used to reset configuration data or restore factory defaults.

Status LED

Controller Status LED reports the controller's operational state.

Optical Tamper

Detects if the case is opened; operational when the case is closed.

RS485 Port

Used for host communications when RS485 is employed to connect controllers.

USB Ports

Two USB 2.0 Type A ports for Grosvenor-approved products, used for firmware updates.

Ethernet Port

For IP host communications and configuration; supports 10/100 BASE-T, Full duplex, POE/POE+.

Power In

Accepts 12V DC 5A Max input for power and requirements.

Blade Connection

Connects one 2 Door Blade or one I/O Blade for door/input/output configuration.

Power Options

Input Power

Controller powered by 12V 5A, POE, or POE+, or optional 4.2V Lithium Polymer Battery.

Output Power

Details controller's power draw including quiescent, charging, USB, and blade power.

External Lock Power

Use an external supply for 24V door locks or those needing more power than the controller provides.

Notes

Battery Notes

Details on optional battery, operating time, charging, and safety notices.

Load;Clear Button (Config)

Explains the three purposes of the Load/Clear button for configuration and resets.

Status LED States

Describes controller states reported by the Status LED, including color and flash patterns.

RS485 Configuration

RS485 Connections

Details daisy-chaining up to 16 Advance controllers via RS485, including termination.

The Sateon Advance Single-Blade Controller (Part No: SAT-ADV-C-SNG) is a sophisticated access control system controller designed for use with Sateon host software. It facilitates the connection of either one 2-Door Blade (SAT-ADV-BL-2D) for up to two doors and two readers, or one I/O Blade (SAT-ADV-BL-IO16) supporting up to eight supervised inputs and eight volt-free relay outputs. The controller features an integral case with a built-in optical tamper and supports both IP and RS485 host communications.

Function Description

The controller acts as the central hub for managing access control operations for a single blade. It processes data from connected readers, controls door locks, and manages inputs/outputs through the attached blade. Its power management system allows for various input sources and provides output power to the connected blade and its peripherals. The device is designed for robust operation, with features like a reset button for system reboots and a load/clear button for configuration data management.

Important Technical Specifications

Overview:

Model: Sateon Advance Single-Blade Controller (max 1 Blade)
Power Input: 12V (5A input), POE, POE+
Host Communications: Ethernet 10/100 BASE-T or RS485 2-wire 19.2k baud
Battery (optional): 4.2V Lithium Polymer (Grosvenor supplied, part no: SAT-ADV-BAT-S)
Tamper: Optical Tamper
USB: Dual USB 2.0 Type A (future use)
Operating Temperature: 0 to +49°C (32 to 120°F)
Humidity: 5-85±5% at 30±2°C (86±4°F)
Weight: 495g (including case, but without battery or blade fitted)
Dimensions: 242 x 167 x 46 mm

Input Power Options:

12V 5A (60W max): 2.1mm Circular Jack (centre pin positive)
POE (IEEE 802.3.af): 12.95W max
PoE+ (IEEE 802.3.at): 25.5W max
4.2V Lithium Polymer Battery: During power outage only

Output Power (Controller Draw):

Single-Blade Controller Quiescent Power: 250 mA max @ 12V (3.0W)
Battery Charging Power: Up to 167 mA max @ 12V (2.0W) (if fitted, while battery depleted)
USB Power: 260mA max @ 12V (3.1W) (future use, if fitted)
Blade Power: Door Blade = 1.0 W, I/O Blade = 4.0W

Power Supply vs. Remaining for Devices:

Power Supply	Supplied	Used by controller*	Remaining for devices
POE (IEEE 802.3.af)	11W	6.0W (0.5A)	5W (417mA)
PoE+ (IEEE 802.3.at)	21W	6.0W (0.5A)	15W (1250mA)
12V external (2.5A plug)	30.0W	6.0W (0.5A)	24.0W (2000mA)
12V external (PSU3A-12(B))	36.0W	4.0W (0.33A)	32.0W (2666mA)
12V external (5A)	60.0W	6.0W (0.5A)	54.0W (4500mA)

*Indicates approximate power required by the controller, assuming one door blade fitted, and allowing for standard battery charging power.
**Assuming no battery charging provision, as the specified PSU caters for an external battery.

Electromagnetic Compatibility:

EN 55022:2010 Class B
EN50130-4:2011 inc A1:2014
IEC 62599-2:2010

Usage Features

Flexible Power Options: The controller can be powered via a 12V external supply (up to 5A), Power over Ethernet (PoE), or PoE+. This flexibility allows installers to choose the most suitable power source based on system requirements and convenience. An optional 4.2V Lithium Polymer Battery provides backup during power outages.

Host Communications: Supports both Ethernet 10/100 BASE-T for IP host communications and RS485 2-wire 19.2k baud for connecting multiple controllers in a daisy-chain configuration. For RS485, one controller must be configured as a Relay Controller (using both IP and RS485), while others can be 485-only. All Advance controllers require an Ethernet connection during commissioning.

Blade Connection: One 2-Door Blade or one I/O Blade can be installed, expanding the controller's functionality for doors, readers, inputs, and outputs.

USB Ports: Two USB 2.0 Type A ports are provided for future use with Grosvenor-approved USB products and for updating controller firmware.

Status LED: A multi-color Status LED (not visible when the case is closed) provides visual feedback on the controller's operational state, including off-line, connected, on-line, initialising, data download status, and error conditions.

External Lock Power: For systems with 24V door locks or locks requiring more power than the controller can provide, the door blade can utilize an External Lock Power Supply.

Maintenance Features

Reset Button: A recessed reset button triggers a complete system reboot in case of an unresponsive system. It is designed to prevent accidental activation and requires a suitable tool or pen to depress. Use only when requested by Grosvenor Technical Support.

Load/Clear Button (Config): This button serves three purposes:

Reset configuration data and ask for reload: Press button, wait for LED to go red, then release.
Restore to factory default state: Press button, hold for 5 seconds until LED flashes red, then release.
Reload application and delete all data: Press button while powered off and then power on, or press button before momentarily pressing Reset button. Hold until LED goes amber and then flashes amber after a few seconds, then release.

Optical Tamper: The built-in optical tamper requires no connection and is operational when the case is closed, providing security against unauthorized access to the controller's internal components.

Battery Safety and Service Life:

Only the original Grosvenor-supplied Lithium Polymer battery module (SAT-ADV-BAT-S) should be used.
Do not use if the battery appears deformed or damaged.
Do not disassemble, crush, pierce, rupture, short circuit, or reverse polarize the battery.
Do not store outside -20°C (-4°F) to +60°C (+140°F).
Observe local regulations for disposal of the Lithium-polymer battery.
Never dispose of the battery using heat or fire.
A battery service life of 5 years is possible, though this can be affected by storage, discharge/charge cycles, and operating/charging temperature. During battery operation, the 12V internal supply is reduced to 11V, and the maximum permissible total current draw for all external sources is 1.5A. Charging time can exceed 24 hours depending on the power source and external load.

Firmware Updates: The USB ports can be used to update controller firmware, ensuring the system remains current with the latest features and security enhancements.

Commissioning: All Advance controllers require an Ethernet connection during the commissioning process for discovery and configuration using Sateon Quick Start. Once configured, the Ethernet connection can be disconnected from 485 controllers.