Issue 4.5 August 2005
Nodes 5-29
A
CCESS
C
ONTROL
N
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(ACN)
Description
The 3GS Access Control node provides an interface to control door access on the 3GS. The node is a two door
controller with capacity for four readers (two entry and two exit) and two exit switches. The ACN has its own
monitored PSU suitable for powering readers. The reader technology supported is Weigand and Clock and Data,
allowing for proximity, swipe, pin and proximity, and pin and swipe readers. It also allows for one BCD pinpad.
The ACN monitors two alarm zone inputs, two door inputs, and has two system outputs as well as two door outputs.
See
Access System Overview
in
3GS Programming
for further information.
Enhanced ACN
The Enhanced Access Control node provides double the capacity of the ACN, with a 4 door controller capacity and 8
eight relay outputs that can be configured as 4 locks and 4 assignable codes. The enhanced ACN uses on-board ferrites
for improved ringnet noise immunity, and 5V and 12V outputs with resettable PTZ fuses to power card readers, and an
upgradeable flash memory chip.
햲
Infrared communications interface
Used for HHT communications – see “Diagnostic Menu: Access Control
Node” on page 5-35 for more details.
햳
Mains/AC LED
Indication of mains/AC status. On=Mains/AC fail.
햴
Power supply and current consumption
The ACN node is powered from the mains/AC via the transformer
supplied (17V AC). Current Consumption - Quiescent State: 100mA, Maximum: 150mA.
햵
Fuses
●
F1 Readers - 1 Amp 250V Anti-surge
●
F2 Locks -
1 Amp 250V Anti-surge
●
F3 Battery -
1 Amp 250V Anti-surge
●
F4 12V Auxiliary -
1 Amp 250V Anti-surge
햶
Battery LED
Indication of battery status. On=Battery CONNECTED.
햷
Kick-start
Allows powering up of the access node from the battery.
Summary of Contents for 3GS
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