PARADOX IMPERIAL DIGIPLEX EVO ACM24D Operating instructions

Category
Security door controllers
Type
Operating instructions
TM
ACM24D-EI00
PARADOX.COM
Printed in Canada - 01/2009
Instructions
ACM24D 4-Wire Access
Control Module V1.0
The ACM24D Access Control Module can
control two doors and can support REX devices,
readers, locking devices and door contacts.
Door contacts that are connected to the
ACM24D are programmed using BabyWare
software and can be assigned to zones in the
Imperial system.
Installation
The ACM24D is a
standard 35mm
DIN rail module.
Using the
supplied DIN rail,
the ACM24D can
be mounted in any
location.
Alternatively, it
can be mounted in
a standard DIN rail enclosure. To attach the
module, align the top of the DIN rail as shown in
Figure 1 and apply pressure to the module until it
clicks into place. To remove the ACM24D from a
DIN rail, pull the release clip and remove the
module.
To facilitate installation and servicing, the
ACM24D terminals can be detached from the
module. Wires can be labeled using the supplied
tie wraps.
Door contacts connected to the system follow
the control panel’s EOL definition. When EOL is
enabled and door contacts are not used, place a
1kΩ resistor across the CT and C input terminals.
If EOL is disabled, use a jumper. If the REX
device is not used, place a jumper across the RX
and C terminals.
Stand-Alone Mode
The ACM24D stores all access codes and cards
in memory. If panel communication is lost, the
ACM24D will continue to function normally.
Events will be stored in memory. When
communication is restored, events are
automatically uploaded to the panel.
Upgrading the Firmware
Imperial
The firmware of the ACM24D can be in-field
upgraded through the V32’s RS485 ACCESS
port using BabyWare.
EVO/DGP
The ACM24D firmware can be upgraded through
WinLoad using the CV4USB RS-485/RS-232
Converter. Refer to the firmware upgrade
instructions found at: paradox.com - Software -
WinLoad - Firmware Upgrade Instructions.
Imperial V32
EVO48, EVO192
DGP-848, DGP-NE96, EVO96
Figure 1: DIN Rail Mounting
Release
clip
35mm
DIN rail
Communication LED Feedback
Bus RX TX Condition
off green - flash green - flash OK (panel communication in progress)
off off off OK (no data RX/TX)
red off off Short on GRN or YEL
red off green Communication failure / Too many modules on
Multibus
red green green Multibus lines reversed (Green / Yellow)
red flash off off Bus power too low
red flash green - flash green - flash Locate mode
blue --- --- Communication with V32 panel / Multibus mode
blue flash off off Firmware upgrade in progress
Power LED Feedback
LED Colour Condition
AC green AC or DC power is supplied
CHRGgreen Battery is low / charging
green (less than 4 sec.) Battery test
Door LED Feedback
DOOR1 and DOOR2 manual control buttons display door status and can override door
programming. Manually unlocked doors remain unlocked for the minimum period
programmed in BabyWare.
Colour Condition
green on Door unlocked
red on Door locked
Door Labels
Space is provided to label
each door.
Fuse - not used
Detachable Terminals
Pry with screwdriver if
necessary.
Locate Mode
For Imperial panels, a Module Locate can be started or stopped using BabyWare software
or by pushing the module’s LOC button. When a Module Locate is initiated, a flashing
occurs of the module’s LEDs (BUS RX and TX flash at 1Hz) as well as the module’s
representation in BabyWare.
For DGP/EVO panels, a Module Locate can be initiated using section [4002] (EVO) or
[952] (DGP-48 / DGP-848). To end a Module Locate, press the LOC button.
Reader LED Feedback
red flash Reader auxiliary power failure
red on Reader is missing
green on Readers OK
off No reader programmed for this door
Transformer Sharing
Modules can share a central AC
transformer (16 to 24VAC) throughout the
system. Ensure that the total power output
of the transformer is respected.
.
16 / 24 Vac 16 / 24 Vac
ACM24DACM24D
Connect to other
modules
compatible with
transformer
sharing.
Transformer
EVO / DGP Programming
When used on an EVO/DGP system, the ACM24 appears in WinLoad as two ACM12 modules.
Serial Numbers
Example: ACM24D = 3500556A ACM12 #1 = 3500556A
ACM12 #2 = 3500556B (plus 1 number / letter)
12Vdc
Battery
+
-
TM
Door 2Door 1
1234
REX Devices
Contact
1 kΩ**
Optional
external trigger
Fail secure
latch (N.O.)
*
+
-
16 - 36Vdc
Power supply
~ ~
16 - 24Vac
Power supply
or
PS27D Power supply
Internal Power
Supply
Jumper
To COM of relays
COM
GR1T1RGTP C 1 2 3 4 C 5 6 7 8
2-WIRE
SMOKE
C1234
COM NC N O
BELL
A+ B-
RED GRNBLK YEL
BATTERY TBL
ETHERNET
10/100 Mbps
BATTERY
USB POWER
16 / 24 Vac
ETHERNET
PHONE LINE
MULTIBUS RS485 ACCESS
ZONES 13.8 Vdc AUX
700 mA MAX. PGM 5
5A
PGM
100mA
V32
USB 2.0
PORT
USB RX/TX
RS485 RX/TX
BELL
~ ~
24Vac
Power supply
J2 OFF =
External
power
J2
24
Vac
Latch
**
24
Vac
Latch
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PARADOX IMPERIAL DIGIPLEX EVO ACM24D Operating instructions

Category
Security door controllers
Type
Operating instructions

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