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General| Model | iSTAR Edge |
|---|---|
| Category | Card Reader |
| Manufacturer | Software House |
| Form Factor | Wall-mounted |
| Ingress Protection Rating | IP65 |
| Communication | RS-485 |
| Power Supply | PoE or 12/24 VDC |
| Input Voltage | 12-24 VDC |
| Inputs | 2 inputs |
| Outputs | 2 relay outputs |
| Operating Temperature | -4° to 158° F (-20° to 70° C) |
| Weight | 0.5 lbs |
| Compatibility | C•CURE 9000 |
| Technology | Smart Card |
| Supported Card Types | HID Prox, Smart Cards, MIFARE, DESFire |
| Reader Technology | Multi-technology reader (supports various card types) |
Provides an introduction to the iSTAR Edge, its features, and installation.
Detailed diagram illustrating the physical layout and component connections.
Details on the iSTAR Edge's storage capacity for cards and onboard flash.
Explains power sources, including PoE, external supplies, and battery backup.
Information on the types and number of readers supported and their connectivity.
Describes general purpose inputs, relays, and special purpose inputs.
Covers USB ports for key import and Ethernet communication specifications.
Details the LCD, rotary switch, LEDs, and reset button functions.
Information on enclosure options, physical dimensions, and regulatory compliance.
Guidelines for verifying shipped contents and ensuring the installation site is ready.
Specifies the physical dimensions and mounting hole locations for the device.
Details voltage requirements for readers and how distance affects voltage.
Lists the necessary tools for installing the iSTAR Edge.
Specifies host computer requirements and cabinet assembly specifications.
Outlines the operating and storage temperature and humidity ranges.
Discusses power supply options and calculating total power needs.
Lists power requirements for iSTAR Edge components and attached boards.
Details power output limits for RS-485, Wiegand readers, and relays.
Specifies maximum ratings for Wiegand and RM reader ports.
Describes the onboard Ethernet port and its capabilities.
Table detailing signal types, Belden numbers, AWG, length, and resistance.
Instructions for properly grounding the iSTAR Edge and shielding cables.
Specifies power ratings for the entire unit and reader/I/O module supply.
Lists power ratings for dry and wet relay contacts.
Explains powering via PoE and PoE Plus, including wattage limits.
Covers using external DC supplies and UPS for power.
Details onboard batteries, AC/Main Fail, and Low Battery input functions.
Describes the input indicating low onboard battery status.
PoE detection and how the iSTAR Edge operates with 12V or 24V DC.
Specifies the type and function of onboard AA backup batteries.
Details how the iSTAR Edge handles power loss and data backup.
Describes combined power outputs for serial, Wiegand, and aux ports.
Explains how relays can be configured for power delivery and fuse limits.
Details the 5V USB power output and its resettable fuse.
Illustrates the location of switches, jumpers, and LEDs on the device.
Explains the LCD's role and the operation of various LEDs on the unit.
Summarizes LED behavior based on input power and door status.
Details the function and designation of each LED on the iSTAR Edge.
Explains the function of the reset button for hard resets.
Lists switches and jumpers and their primary functions.
Details the functions of the 16-position rotary switch for diagnostics.
Explains the RS-485 terminator switches on RM ports.
How to configure relays for Dry or Wet operation using jumpers.
Instructions for selecting PoE or PoE Plus using board jumpers.
Describes supported reader and I/O board combinations.
Illustrates connection scenarios for two Wiegand readers with I/O modules.
Shows connection scenarios for two RM readers with I/O modules.
Illustrates connection for one Wiegand and one RM reader with I/O modules.
Details the RS-485 terminator switches on RM ports.
Diagram showing locations of switches, LEDs, and jumpers.
Explains terminator settings for star configurations.
Introduces the eight onboard inputs available on the iSTAR Edge.
Shows different resistor combinations for input supervision.
Details wiring for AUX outputs for motion sensors or PIR devices.
Illustrates how to wire relays in DRY mode.
Explains wiring for relays in WET mode, including latching.
Shows wiring for wet latch relay connections.
Details wet wiring for MagLock devices using NC configuration.
Shows direct Wiegand reader connection details and max distance.
Details wiring for RM readers, I/8 boards, and R/8 boards.
Shows NC wiring for AC Fail and Low Battery inputs.
Details the NC wiring for the tamper switch.
Explains how to use rotary switch SW1 to set LCD messages.
Diagram showing the location of rotary switch SW1.
Lists SW1 positions and their corresponding diagnostic test functions.
How to configure the LCD for general status messages.
How ICU block setting affects general message display.
Setting fast or slow mode for card reader diagnostics.
Manual test for specific output activation and display.
Automatic test for all outputs with limited LCD display.
Tests all outputs one by one, with LED indication.
Displays information about manually activated inputs.
Performs diagnostic tests on Ethernet connections.
Compliance statement for radio noise emissions in Canada.
FCC rules regarding radio and television interference.
Information on registered trademarks and copyright holders.
