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General| Model | iSTAR eX |
|---|---|
| Reader Ports | 4 |
| Processor | ARM Cortex-A8 |
| Operating System | Linux |
| Type | Controller |
| Connectivity | RS-485 |
| Power Supply | 12V DC |
| Communication Protocol | Ethernet, RS-485 |
| Humidity | 0 to 93% RH, non-condensing |
| Network Interfaces | Ethernet |
| Certifications | CE, FCC |
| Dimensions | 15.24 x 20.32 x 7.62 cm (6 x 8 x 3 inches) |
Guidance on navigating and utilizing the manual's sections and content.
Explains text formats, symbols, and documentation conventions used throughout the manual.
Details critical safety precautions for installation and operation to prevent harm or damage.
Provides essential details regarding power supply models and configurations for the iSTAR eX.
Overview of the iSTAR eX's capabilities, memory, cluster configuration, and event management.
Details the GCM's hardware components, features, and LED indicators.
Describes the PMB's function, layout, component descriptions, and interconnections.
Explains the types of connections available for inputs, outputs, and readers on the iSTAR eX.
Introduces configuration and diagnostic tools like the ICU and Web Diagnostic Utility.
Details the process for backing up and restoring iSTAR eX state and configuration data.
Explains iSTAR eX network communication over Ethernet using TCP/IP, including LAN/WAN configurations.
Defines clusters and covers master/member configurations and cluster communication.
Details primary and secondary communication paths for single and alternate master setups.
Provides guidance on establishing and maintaining cluster communication, including failure scenarios.
Outlines procedures for planning and configuring primary and secondary communication paths.
Covers essential pre-installation steps: equipment check, site check, and tool availability.
Details requirements for host systems, iSTAR eX cabinets, environmental, and power.
Lists necessary equipment and outlines the step-by-step installation procedure for the iSTAR eX.
Describes how to mount the iSTAR eX components within the standard metal enclosure.
Provides instructions for safely connecting AC power to the iSTAR eX's power supply unit.
Illustrates UL approved iSTAR eX configurations for standard and NPS external power.
Details how to wire input and output connections to the iSTAR eX GCM, including diagrams.
Explains LED control for read heads connected to GCM and PMB RM ports.
Introduces the ICU as a tool for iSTAR eX configuration, diagnostics, and troubleshooting.
Describes the process for configuring iSTAR eX clusters using the ICU and C•CURE Administration.
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to launch and access the iSTAR Configuration Utility.
Explains how to configure individual iSTAR eX controllers, including IP addresses and connection types.
Details how to access the iSTAR Web Page Diagnostic Utility from the ICU.
Guides users on how to download firmware updates to one or more iSTAR eX controllers.
Provides instructions to launch the diagnostic utility via Internet Explorer or the ICU.
Explains the layout and navigation of the diagnostic utility's two-frame interface.
Describes how to view controller status information, including firmware and connection details.
Details various diagnostic screens for network, readers, I/O devices, and subsystem levels.
Explains how to set the LCD display for status and diagnostic messages using the rotary switch.
Covers diagnostic tests for readers, cards, outputs, inputs, serial, and Ethernet ports.
Details switches, reset buttons, and LEDs on the iSTAR eX GCM for setup and configuration.
Describes switches, reset buttons, and LEDs on the Power Management Board (PMB).
Lists part numbers for iSTAR eX assemblies and individual components.
Outlines procedures for battery replacement, fuse replacement, and diagnostic tests.
Illustrates Class 2 wire routing for inputs, relay outputs, and readers with RM readers.
Shows Class 2 wire routing for inputs, outputs, and readers in NPS configurations.
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