Configuration; Remote Programming From Web Browser; Wiring - Siemens AP01P Installationsanleitung

Configuration

The design and approach of the AP enables a very easy
setup and operation. There are two main ways to
configure the basic settings.
1. In the same Local Area Network
If the AP is installed in a local area network where the
Aliro PC is located, the AP tries to establish a link to the
Aliro software PC where the system settings then can
be made.
2. Outside the Local Area Network
The AP must be configured locally with the parameters
for the communication to the Aliro PC. Proceed as
follows:
1. Power up the AP.
2. Connect a USB cable from the installer PC to the
USB-B connector (see item 18 in AP drawing).
3. Install the USB-driver found on the software DVD
or via Windows Update to create an Ethernet over
USB connection. (If Windows Update is used
ensure that driver installation is allowed).
4. Start the web browser in the PC and browse to the
IP-address 192.168.250.1.
5. Enter the User name "admin" and Password
"spirit" in the AP web interface.
6. A window with the AP settings is displayed. Note
that all APs on the same LAN are listed and one
has to be selected.
7. Configure the IP settings and the host address to
the Aliro server. Do not use 192.168.250.0/24.
8. The AP should then communicate with the Aliro
software.
The overall system settings can be made in the Aliro
software PC. Refer to the Aliro Installation manual for
more information. If a reader is connected to the AP and
the system settings are configured, a card or tag could
be used for verifying the functions.
Remote programming from Web
browser
As soon as the AP is connected to the server all the AP
functionality, including reader functions, can be
configured and controlled from Aliro server via a web
browser. The Aliro will manage all sending and receiving
of data based on the user permission scheme setup by
the system administrator.

Wiring

The AP diagram on page 5 shows the connectors and
some functions of the AP unit.
Siemens AB
ENGLISH
1. Power supply input - Vin, 12-24 VDC.
2. Power out with Vin voltage. Maximum 2A .
3. Relay output 1. Potential free NC-COM-NO.
Bistable function. Max 30VDC, 2A
4. Relay output 2. Potential free NC-COM-NO.
Monostable function. Max 30VDC, 2A
5. General input 1 & 2 plus 3 & 4. Software defined.
6. For instance closing contact or monitored input.
7. Open-collector output 1 & 2 plus 3 & 4. Software
8. defined.
9. Reader 1 or 2 bus connection plus power. Max
10. 700mA (Vin) or 200mA (12V) in total for both
outputs.
11. RS485 Comms Bus. See also 22.
12. Micro-SD card slot. Note that no card is supplied.
Future use.
13. Battery socket. Type CR2032.
Note that the supplied battery should be mounted
with the plus (+) downwards.
14. USB-A Full-speed – future use.
15. USB-A Hi-speed – future use.
16. Ethernet port RJ45 (Network).
17. Opening tamper switch. Protects for opening the
lid.
18. USB-B connection to PC for setup.
19. Jumper - EOL Reader 1 & 2. End of line resistor*
20.
for reader 1 & 2. Default ON.
21. Jumpers - EOL Comms 1 & 2. End of line
22.
resistor*. Default ON.
23. Jumper - Power Reader 1 & 2. Voltage output for
Reader, Vin or 12V DC. Default Vin.
24. Factory settings. Reset the unit to the delivery
status by pressing with a non-metal stick.
25. Removal tamper. Screw MUST be mounted to
fulfill the tamper feature.
26. LED indicator.
Constant Red: Power on with factory settings.
Constant Green: Configured and host online.
Slow Red blink: Configured but never connected to host.
Slow Green Blink: Configured, has been online but host is
not available.
Fast Green Blink: Configured, connected to host and
receiving configuration data.
* EOL= 120 ohm
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