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AIM-1SL & AIM-2SL Hardware Manual

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© 2011 Apollo Security Inc.

Table of Contents

Part I Introduction

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1 Overview 

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2 General Features 

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3 Modes Of Operation 

Part II Hardware Layout

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1 Terminal Connectors 

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2 DIP Switches 

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DIP Switch Tables 

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DIP Switch Function 

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3 Connectors 

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Device Port Communication Driver Socket 

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Additional Connectors 

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4 LEDs 

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Start Up Mode 

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Normal Operation 

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5 Firmware 

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6 Memory Backup 

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7 Additional Installation Information 

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Mounting Holes 

Part III System Wiring

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1 Power 

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2 Grounding 

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DC Ground 

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RS-485 Signal Ground (SG) 

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Safety (Earth) Ground 

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Grounding System 

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Grounding Potential Difference Checks Before Connecting 

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3 Communication Connection 

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4 RS-485 Communications Line 

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5 Card Reader Wiring 

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6 Reader Input Wiring 

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Input Supervision (Overview) 

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Door Contact Input (Door Position Switch) 

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Exit Pushbutton Input (Request To Exit, REX) 

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Auxiliary Alarm Inputs 

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7 Output Relay Wiring 

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Strike Wiring, General 

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Strike Suppression Installation 

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Strike Wiring, Internal Relay 

Summary of Contents for AIM-1SL

Page 1: ... contains confidential information and may only be reproduced or distributed with the written consent of Apollo Security Sales Inc 2011 Apollo Security Inc AIM 1SL AIM 2SL Hardware Manual Revision Date 19 OCT 2011 ...

Page 2: ...as been taken in the preparation of this document Apollo Security assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions or for damages resulting from the use of information contained in this document or from the use of programs and source code that may accompany it In no event shall the publisher and the author be liable for any loss of profit or any other commercial damage caused or alleged to have b...

Page 3: ...nd a ESD wrist strap Work stations are available from various vendors including the 3M company FCC Compliance Statement This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation This equipment ha...

Page 4: ... 11 7 Additional Installation Information 11 Mounting Holes Part III System Wiring 13 13 1 Power 13 2 Grounding 13 DC Ground 13 RS 485 Signal Ground SG 14 Safety Earth Ground 14 Grounding System 14 Grounding Potential Difference Checks Before Connecting 14 3 Communication Connection 15 4 RS 485 Communications Line 17 5 Card Reader Wiring 19 6 Reader Input Wiring 19 Input Supervision Overview 20 Do...

Page 5: ...28 Additional Output Relay Wiring 28 ADA DIP Switches Jumpers 30 8 General Alarm Inputs 31 Cabinet Tamper Part IV Troubleshooting 33 33 1 Communications 34 2 Reader Keypad 34 3 Input Zones 34 4 Output relays Part V Specifications 36 Part VI Supplemental Figures 38 Part VII Table of Figures 45 Part VIII Revision History 47 Index 48 ...

Page 6: ...Part Introduction I ...

Page 7: ...ologies including proximity biometric bar code and infrared readers Any card reader with standard Wiegand or mag stripe output can be connected to the AIM 1 2SL The AIM 1 2SL communicates with the AAN AAM controller to process card reads and alarm input activation A downloadable card database of up to 20 000 cardholders and storage of up to 7000 events allows the AIM 1 2SL to work independently af...

Page 8: ... and Card Number o Card or PIN Access requests are made either by presenting a card or by keying in a PIN Personal Identification Number on a keypad A card entry is process as in Card Only access mode o Card PIN A card must be read to start the access request If the card is valid the user is prompted to enter the corresponding PIN The request is granted only if the card and PIN match o Locked No a...

Page 9: ...Part Hardware Layout II ...

Page 10: ... AIM 2SL Hardware Manual 2011 Apollo Security Inc 2 Hardware Layout Figure 2 1 AIM 1 2SL Diagram Terminal connectors DIP switch output relays device port driver connection and other component locations are shown ...

Page 11: ...1 1 Tamper Input TMPR Cabinet Tamper Input TB1 2 Tamper Input Return GND TB6 1 Door Contact Input DC Door Contact Input Reader 1 TB6 2 Door Contact Input Return DCR TB6 3 Exit Push Button EPB Exit Push Button Reader 1 TB6 4 Exit Push Button Return EPBR TB6 5 Aux Input 1 AUX1 PAIRED MODE UNPAIRED MODE AIM 2SL only TB6 6 Aux Input 1 Return AUX1R Auxiliary Input 1 Normally Closed Door Contact Input R...

Page 12: ...en LED Control GLED TB5 6 Buzzer Control BZR TB5 5 Wiegand Data 1 DATA1 TB5 4 Wiegand Data 0 DATA0 TB5 3 DC Reader Power Output VDC TB5 2 Red LED Control RLED TB5 1 Yellow LED Control YLED TB9 1 Common COM AIM 2SL only PAIRED MODE UNPAIRED MODE AIM 2SL only TB9 2 Normally Closed NC AIM 2SL only LOCAL ALARM Relay Connection not AUX see Additional Output Relay Wiring topic Door 2 Strike Relay Connec...

Page 13: ...F ON OFF OFF 4 OFF OFF ON OFF ON 5 OFF OFF ON ON OFF 6 OFF OFF ON ON ON 7 OFF ON OFF OFF OFF 8 OFF ON OFF OFF ON 9 OFF ON OFF ON OFF 10 OFF ON OFF ON ON 11 OFF ON ON OFF OFF 12 OFF ON ON OFF ON 13 OFF ON ON ON OFF 14 OFF ON ON ON ON 15 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 16 ON OFF OFF OFF ON 17 ON OFF OFF ON OFF 18 ON OFF OFF ON ON 19 ON OFF ON OFF OFF 20 ON OFF ON OFF ON 21 ON OFF ON ON OFF 22 ON OFF ON ON ON 23 ...

Page 14: ...3 1 Device Port Communication Driver Socket Port Communication Driver Socket J4 For the functioning of serial communication on the AIM 1 2SL a proper communication driver must be connected to the 12 pin socket The communication driver module can be either ASM 48 RS 485 part number 430 131 or ASM 23 RS 232 part number 430 132 depending on the type of communication required on the port The module sh...

Page 15: ...installed or updated no chips need to be replaced on the panel The new program can be loaded from the host via special software For normal operation it is not necessary to update the firmware If this becomes necessary contact your Apollo Support Representative Firmware updating should only be done under the recommendation and guidance of your Apollo technical support representative 2 6 Memory Back...

Page 16: ...our holes are provided for mounting the AIM 1 2SL Standoffs should be used when mounting in order to protect the underside of the circuit board Figure 2 7 1 AIM 1 2SL Mounting Holes Location of mounting holes for the AIM 1 2SL is shown in scale Note that the drawing will not print the exact size of the actual circuit board ...

Page 17: ...Part System Wiring III ...

Page 18: ...umes however it may be necessary to interrupt the supply of power to allow the fuses to reset 3 2 Grounding Special care should be taken when grounding the AIM 1 2SL controller and other devices connected to it via the direct communication lines Each device must be grounded to provide ESD protection personnel safety and signal reference for devices which communicate with each other Grounding the r...

Page 19: ...urn point in a power supply system In a system with a PC personal computer it is likely that the PC already provides the DC Ground connection to the Ground System earth ground Care must be taken NOT to create more ground connections In systems with multiple PCs communicating to Apollo Hardware via direct connection the ground potential must be the same for inter connection or some form of isolatio...

Page 20: ...the devices must use the same baud rate typically 9600bps both set by the device s DIP switches and should have the same corresponding settings in the host software Signal Ground Using long communication cable with multiple devices often necessitates powering devices from different power sources This can result in ground faults which can cause communication problems and possible equipment damage B...

Page 21: ...ORRECT CORRECT INCORRECT INCORRECT Figure 3 4 1 1 RS 485 Bus Configuration The RS 485 communication line must be laid out in a daisy chain wiring pattern Avoid wiring devices in a star configuration to avoid reflections and termination problems ...

Page 22: ...eed 500 feet 152 m between the AIM 1 2SL and reader Connect the shield drain wire of the cable at the GND terminal of the appropriate reader connector on the AIM 1 2SL Carefully insulate the drain wire with sleeving for a reliable installation Power for the reader connection VDC is derived from the power input VIN for the AIM 1 2SL and is distributed between the reader connections Thus voltage to ...

Page 23: ... Table 3 4 1 AIM 1 2SL Reader 1 Wiring The AIM 1 2SL supports up to two card readers which are connected in standard configuration For each reader connection there is a door contact input exit push button input and one axillary input which is displayed here connected to a motion sensor Refer to the Terminal Connectors table and the installation instructions for the reader that will be used for exa...

Page 24: ...ely prevents all alarm generation This situation is not very secure and should not be used in any situation that requires maximum security Unsupervised normally open inputs will have an open circuit infinite ohms when the circuit is in the secure state and a short circuit 0 ohms when the circuit is in the unsecured state The same situation will occur as stated above if the wires are cut permanent ...

Page 25: ... no apparent reason not as a result of a valid card or PIN use or exit button activation the reader will generate a Forced Open message If the door is opened as a result of a valid access request or exit button activation but not allowed to close within the programmed held open time a Held Open alarm will be generated The reader may also be configured from the host software to allow early strike r...

Page 26: ...tem operation This normally means that some form of emergency crash bar or manual door release be provided IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE INSTALLER TO INSURE ALL LOCAL CODES ARE FOLLOWED DURING INSTALLATION 3 6 4 Auxiliary Alarm Inputs This is a normally closed input and should have a jumper installed if not used Terminal Connectors AUX1 AUX1R In Paired Mode AUX2 AUX2R In Paired Mode See Table 2 ...

Page 27: ...e of switching up to 24 volts DC at up to 2 amps If the particular locking device requires more that 2 amps to control a separate external relay capable of switching the required amount of current must be installed The AIM 1 2SL provides two methods of strike control for each reader The first method is by use of the internal strike relay In Paired Reader Mode 1 relay is provided in Unpaired Mode 2...

Page 28: ...information on obtaining a suitable suppressor Connection of the suppressor should follow the instructions provided with the lock WHEN USING AC POWERED STRIKES THE INTERNAL DIODE PROVIDED WITH THE AIM 1 2SL READER MUST NOT BE CONNECTED 3 7 3 Strike Wiring Internal Relay The AIM 1 2SL Reader Interface includes internal relays for door strike control In Paired reader mode both reader inputs will con...

Page 29: ...id PIN valid PIN entry only etc The reader will also permanently activate the strike relay if commanded by the host software to be unlocked The reader may also be configured to activate the relay if the exit pushbutton is depressed Some software systems may allow configuration of this feature activate strike relay on exit pushbutton and others may not Strike _ Strike Power May Be Same As Reader if...

Page 30: ...pe plus valid PIN valid PIN entry only etc The reader will also permanently activate the strike relay if commanded by the host software to be unlocked The reader may also be configured to activate the relay if the exit pushbutton is depressed Some software systems may allow configuration of this feature activate strike relay on exit pushbutton and others may not Strike _ Strike Power May Be Same A...

Page 31: ...N 0 C D I O DC Powered Figure 3 7 3 ADA 11 Loop and Strike Wiring An example showing wiring with two ADA 11s with a DC Powered Door Strike The strike is wired Fail Secure thus power is supplied to the strike only when the relay is activated The ADA 10 is wired in a similar fashion but instead of wiring to terminals wiring must be connected to the special connector of the ADA 10 ...

Page 32: ...e is a potted module with an 8 position connector on the end of a short ribbon cable Optional connectors and mounting tools ATL 10 490 040 may be purchased from Apollo The ADA 10 has several jumpers on the top surface that must be cut to configure the operation of the relay When cutting the jumpers it is important to only cut the jumpers at the top of the loop and bend the two halves apart to prev...

Page 33: ...ly reliable operation the Local Alarm relays are often used as a redundant backup to other system functions in highly critical areas Some typical uses for the Local Alarm relay are as a standalone siren above certain doors connection into other alarm systems and small bell to signal Held Open to get the people holding the door open to close it FOR PROPER OPERATION OF THE LOCAL ALARM RELAY ALL UNUS...

Page 34: ...the ADA 11 must be defined For each group there are four possible settings ADA 11 Function Setting Function S3 S4 Strike Relay OFF OFF Local Alarm OFF ON Aux Relay 1 ON OFF Aux Relay 2 ON ON Table 3 7 2 ADA 11 Function Setting The above functions will work the same for each reader Thus if reader 2 is selected S1 OFF S2 ON and the function Strike Relay is selected S3 OFF S4 OFF the ADA will functio...

Page 35: ... Setting Function 1 2 3 4 Strike Relay NOT CUT CUT CUT CUT Local Alarm CUT NOT CUT CUT CUT Aux Relay 1 CUT CUT NOT CUT CUT Aux Relay 2 CUT CUT CUT NOT CUT Table 3 7 4 ADA 10 Function Setting The above functions will work the same for each reader Thus if reader 2 is selected G1 CUT G2 NOT CUT and the function Strike Relay is selected 1 NOT CUT 2 CUT 3 CUT 4 CUT the ADA will function as the strike r...

Page 36: ... switch located on the cabinet in which the AIM 1 2SL is installed to detect unauthorized access to the panel This is a normally closed contact In the event of a tamper condition the exit push buttons will not function on all reader connections This condition will last until one minute after the tamper has ended This feature restricts the ability to have easy control of all the doors by merely sho...

Page 37: ...Part Troubleshooting IV ...

Page 38: ...peration the configuration memory can be cleared so that a completely new configuration can be loaded To clear configuration memory for AIM 1 2SL 1 Disconnect the power from the AIM 1 2SL 2 Using a short piece of wire short across the C4 component on the circuit board placing an end of the wire on the contact at each end of the component Refer to the following figure for the exact location of the ...

Page 39: ... yellow LED if installed reader supports 3 color LEDs This indicates the reader is waiting for a Pin entry Enter a valid PIN using the keypad and press the ENTER key Access should be granted 4 3 Input Zones All alarm inputs should next be verified Opening the Door Contact input should generate an immediate Forced Open alarm Closing the Exit Pushbutton input should release the strike relay NOTE the...

Page 40: ...Part Specifications V ...

Page 41: ...ions Power Requirements 8 to 24Vdc 250mA Relay Specifications Coil 12Vdc Contacts 2A 24Vdc 0 5A 125Vac Dimensions 7 5 in x 4 0 in 19 x 10 cm Environment Operating Temperature 0 to 50 C Storage Temperature 40 to 85 C Relative Humidity 0 to 95 non condensing ...

Page 42: ...Part Supplemental Figures VI ...

Page 43: ...38 Supplemental Figures 2011 Apollo Security Inc 6 Supplemental Figures ...

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Page 49: ...Part Table of Figures VII ...

Page 50: ... 1 2SL Reader 1 Wiring 18 3 6 Input Supervision 20 3 7 3 1 Strike Wiring Fail Secure 24 3 7 3 2 Strike Wiring Fail Safe 25 3 7 3 ADA 11 Loop and Strike Wiring 26 3 7 4 ADA 10 Hardware Layout 29 4 1 AIM 1 2SL C4 Component Location 32 105 Signal Ground 37 113 Fault Caused by Incorrect AC Power Wiring 38 115 Ground Connection 39 116 Ground Fault Test Between Sub systems 40 117 Overview of Ground RS 4...

Page 51: ...Part Revision History VIII ...

Page 52: ...elease R Burnside A 1 7 MAY 2007 Update ADA 11 DIP Switch Settings R Burnside A 2 15 AUG 2008 Update minimum voltage Add supplemental scale drawing R Burnside B 4 SEP 2010 Consolidate AIM 1SL AIM 1 2SL Update hardware layout diagram Update ADA 11 switch settings R Burnside B 1 19 OCT 2011 Update ADA 10 jumper settings Higher resolution supplemental figures C Gray ...

Page 53: ...ce Port 9 15 Dimensions 36 Diode 22 DIP Switches 8 E Error codes 9 F Firmware 10 G Ground connections 13 Faults 13 14 Saftey Earth Ground 14 H Heartbeat 10 I Isolation Power 13 L LEDs 6 9 17 33 M Memory Backup 10 O On board memory 10 Operating Environment 36 P Power supply 13 R RS 485 15 Device Drivers ASM 48 9 Signal Ground 13 S Self Test 9 Signal Ground 15 Specifications 36 Start Up Mode 9 Strik...

Page 54: ...AIM 1SL AIM 2SL Hardware Manual 49 2011 Apollo Security Inc T Terminal Connectors 6 Termination 15 Test sequence 9 ...

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