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General| Model | iSTAR Ultra SE |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Power Supply | 12-24 VDC |
| Inputs | 16 supervised inputs |
| Outputs | 8 relay outputs |
| Communication Protocol | TCP/IP |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 50°C |
| Humidity | 0 to 93% RH, non-condensing |
| Memory | 1 GB |
| Cardholder Capacity | 500, 000 cardholders |
| Enclosure | Metal |
| Processor | ARM Cortex-A |
| Reader Interfaces | 8 reader ports |
| Certifications | UL294, CE |
Describes the General Purpose Module running Linux OS with two network ports and an LCD.
Provides interfaces for readers, inputs, and outputs for access control.
Manages access control for two readers via Ethernet.
Ensures site readiness for installation, including certified installers and access control.
Specifies physical dimensions for wall mounting and environmental operating conditions.
Detailed steps for mounting the iSTAR Ultra SE enclosure to a wall or uni-strut.
Details on door components and wiring for wall-mounted systems.
Key considerations for rack mounting and essential grounding requirements.
Details electrical ratings and power input/output for GCM and ACM components.
Specifies power requirements for IP-ACM and AC power configuration.
Covers external protection devices, circuit breakers, and electrical shock risks.
Specific requirements for burglar alarm installations, including power and standby.
Details on the GCM's rechargeable battery and procedure for detaching the pull-tab.
Table of wiring requirements, AWG, shield usage, and maximum lengths.
Lists readers and boards that are UL supported for various signaling methods.
Lists part numbers for main units, subassemblies, and adapter plates.
Details on the processor module, DIP switches, rotary switch, and various ports.
Information on Ethernet ports, soft reset (SW7), and hard processor reset (SW2).
Descriptions of the 16-position rotary switch functions for diagnostics and settings.
Enables FIPS 197 AES 256-bit encryption for Ultra Mode.
Settings for Pro Mode, RS-485 terminators, LCD contrast, and USB ports.
Details on wiring for AC Fail and Low Battery inputs.
Describes the AC Fail and Low Battery inputs and their wiring requirements.
Details wiring for the Tamper input (J1) connected to the enclosure.
Information on GCM power, SD card, ports, and visual indicators like LEDs and LCD.
Describes the ACM's function, reader ports, relays, and FAI capabilities.
Details on supervised inputs for Pro and Ultra modes and their configuration.
Covers ACM MCU reset, RS-485 terminators, and ACM address configuration.
Configuration for FAI, USB connection, Tamper, and ACM Power inputs.
Details on wiring FAI/Key signals and direct Wiegand reader connections.
Describes the pin configuration and electrical ratings for ACM Wiegand ports.
Configuration for Wiegand port LEDs/beeps and RS-485 reader wiring.
Explains input supervision wiring for Pro and Ultra modes, and reporting methods.
Summarizes LED functions for relays and RS-485 communication (Tx, Rx, Power).
Procedure to configure the controller with a static IP address using ICU.
Steps for DHCP configuration and accessing the ICU and iSTAR Ultra Web utilities.
Lists relevant standards (UL, CSA, etc.) and Canadian radio emissions requirements.
Details UL-294 ratings for Ultra/Pro Modes and burglar alarm specific requirements.
FCC Part 15 compliance for Class A devices and critical safety warnings.
