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<strong>AP4801</strong> / <strong>AP4001</strong><br />

4 in 1 Nedap Proximity Reader<br />

GENERAL<br />

Nedap 4 in 1 Proximity Reader suitable for connecting 4 Nedap antenna’s thus controlling 4 doors.<br />

Capable of interfacing with most locks, turnstiles and speed gates on the market. Parameters are<br />

remotely monitored<br />

4 relays using floating contacts for lock control (with status indication). 8 functionality selectable and<br />

supervised digital inputs. So for each reader one relay and 2 inputs can be available.<br />

The firmware in the AEpack combined with the behaviour components determines the functionality.<br />

The <strong>AP4801</strong> is an <strong>AP4001</strong> with additional microprocessor board (so acts like AP8001 + <strong>AP4001</strong>)<br />

PCB LAYOUT and INDICATIONS<br />

BE: BUS ERR (red)<br />

ON<br />

AE: ADDR ERR(red)<br />

Bus error<br />

ON No AEpu connection (AEpack passive)<br />

Flashing 5 Hz No valid AEpack address (or already in use)<br />

Flashing 20 Hz AEpack address being modified<br />

CE: CB ERR(red)<br />

ON AEpu not active<br />

OFF AEpu operational, Status led gives correct state<br />

<strong>AP4801</strong> Processor board<br />

<strong>AP4001</strong> / <strong>AP4801</strong><br />

LINK (green)<br />

ON Ethernet present<br />

Rx/Tx (yellow)<br />

Blink Communication on Ethernet<br />

Floating contact<br />

Relay output<br />

Free definable<br />

inputs<br />

POW: POWER (green)<br />

ON Power present<br />

RY2, 1, 4, 3 (green)<br />

ON Output activated<br />

Installation sheet<br />

STS: STATUS (blue)<br />

Slow blinking AEpack assigned to AEpu (operating)<br />

Very fast blinking ALT mode active<br />

Fast blinking Downloading or error during loading<br />

1 short flash AEpack not coupled<br />

2 short flashes Firmware present but not active<br />

3 short flashes No firmware present<br />

ADDRESS SWITCHES<br />

Turn for correct address<br />

(99 for AP48xx)<br />

ALT mode button<br />

ID1..4 (green)<br />

Flashing 0,5 Hz Card detected<br />

PERIPHERAL CONNECTIONS (4*, each connector identical)<br />

Blanked connectors are not used<br />

do not connect<br />

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16<br />

+5V NC COM NO IN1 GND IN2 ANT GND UL GND NA GND<br />

Power +5VDC<br />

Output<br />

Network<br />

Battery<br />

RY2<br />

RY2<br />

AEbus<br />

RY1<br />

RY1<br />

CGND<br />

CL<br />

CH<br />

~ -<br />

~ +<br />

Date : 7 January 2005 Version: 1<br />

Part.no.: 5266440<br />

This information is furnished for guidance, and with no guarantee as to its accuracy or completeness; its publication conveys no licence under any patent or<br />

other right, nor does the publisher assume liability for any consequence of its use; specifications and availability of goods mentioned in it are subject to change<br />

without notice; it is not to be reproduced in any way, in whole or in part, without the written consent of the publisher.<br />

© Nedap N.V., IDEAS P.O. Box 103 NL-7140 AC GROENLO The Netherlands Page 1 of 4<br />

ON<br />

Tamper switch<br />

BE<br />

AE<br />

CE<br />

RY4<br />

POW<br />

STS<br />

ID1<br />

ID2<br />

RY3<br />

ID3<br />

ID4<br />

1 3<br />

2 4<br />

Service port Peripheral connections (4*)<br />

Remark: For each connector the numbering is increased<br />

(for connector nr 3: IN5 and IN6 and RY3)<br />

Cable shield<br />

to GND and<br />

metal case<br />

ANTENNA COIL<br />

RY4<br />

RY3<br />

UL GREEN<br />

AEbus Termination<br />

UL GND NA<br />

NA RED<br />

Antenna: E.g. RefleXS 130<br />

®


Relay contacts are dry contacts. If supply voltage is needed,<br />

make interconnections between Power Supply and relay<br />

All inputs are supervised (software<br />

selectable). See diagram for connections.<br />

NA and UL led: UL – NA: 5V, R=220 included, LED cathode to GND.<br />

COM<br />

Power<br />

<strong>AP4801</strong> / <strong>AP4001</strong><br />

NC<br />

Door lock<br />

Connect protection diode as near as<br />

possible to electrical terminals of lock<br />

CONNECTIONS<br />

AP4xxx series are NOT hot-swappable, so changing or adding these AEpacks or connections may<br />

only be done when Power is switched OFF.<br />

AP4XXX connector<br />

Cables outside housing: Use always shielded cables and connect shield to<br />

top view<br />

metal case.<br />

© Nedap N.V. <strong>AP4801</strong> / <strong>AP4001</strong> Installation sheet Page 2 of 4<br />

GND<br />

POWER CONNECTIONS<br />

AP4xxx can get the power from the AEbus (check maximum power) or from<br />

separate Power Supply. Power for Lock must be connected external to Relay<br />

(see above). Connections: + ~ and - ~ (both AC and DC).<br />

NETWORK CONNECTION (AP48xx only)<br />

Network is connected using the RJ-45 network connector. (No indication 10/100 Mbit)<br />

SERVICE CONNECTOR (AP48xx only)<br />

For configuration the serial port on 9 pin SUB-D connector<br />

is used. Configuration is done by using hyperterminal. See<br />

AEOS installation manual for more information.<br />

SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS (how to connect AP4xxx<br />

and AEpacks)<br />

AP4xxx only<br />

Total bus length: max 1000m. (BitRate: 1)<br />

AP4xxx with single AEpacks AX2002<br />

NO<br />

AP48xx Function SUB-D<br />

2 (Tx) Rx (Receive data)<br />

5 (GND) GND<br />

3 (Rx) Tx (Transmit data)<br />

7 (CTS) Clear to send (Output)<br />

8 (RTS) Request to send (Input)<br />

Total bus length: max 300m. (BitRate: 0)<br />

Total bus length: max 5m. (BitRate: 0)<br />

Remark: If AP4xxx is only connected and total cable length >300 m, then BitRate of AP48xx must<br />

be set to 1.(AEmon: View – Hardware – AEbusConfiguration - BitRate).<br />

If single AEpacks are connected then BitRate must be 0. (Default setting is 0.)<br />

INx<br />

GND<br />

AEBUS CONNECTIONS<br />

AEbus connections must always be to the identical point of the other AEpack or AX2002. The<br />

AP4xxx has a single AEbus connector, so two cables must be mounted on one connector. (For<br />

detailed connections see next page.)<br />

R=4K7<br />

R= 4K7<br />

Contact<br />

5V<br />

GND<br />

R=220<br />

+<br />

-<br />

UL/NA<br />

+ ~<br />

- ~<br />

CH<br />

CL<br />

AP4xxx with single AEpacks<br />

CGND<br />

Total bus length: max 5m. (BitRate: 0)<br />

Single AEpacks with AP4xxx<br />

rear view


+ ~<br />

- ~<br />

CH<br />

CL<br />

CGND<br />

1 AP4xxx to AP4xxx<br />

AEbus connectors<br />

rear view<br />

AP4xxx n AP4xxx<br />

+1<br />

Remark: If Power is locally supplied on the next AP4xxx connect only CH, CL and CGND.<br />

<strong>AP4801</strong> / <strong>AP4001</strong><br />

Going outside AEpacks housing: shielded cable must be used; CH and CL must be one twisted pair.<br />

From other pair one conductor is used for CGND. Shield must be connected to metal housing, (to<br />

which also the metal mounting rail of the AEpacks is connected). (CH CH and CL CL)<br />

Attention: The communication line must be terminated correctly, see chapter Termination Switch.<br />

TERMINATION SWITCH<br />

The AEbus must be terminated correctly at the first and the last<br />

AEpack. For this purpose the switch beside the AEbus connector is<br />

used. See text at switch for correct ON and OFF position. See figure<br />

below, also for combination with AX2002.<br />

Resistor ON for<br />

first and last<br />

AP4xxx first<br />

+ ~<br />

- ~<br />

CH<br />

CL<br />

CGND<br />

+ ~<br />

- ~<br />

CH<br />

CL<br />

CGND<br />

2 AP4xxx to AEpacks<br />

+ ~<br />

- ~<br />

CH<br />

CL<br />

CGND<br />

AEbus connectors<br />

rear view<br />

VIN<br />

GND<br />

CH<br />

CL<br />

CGND<br />

AP4xxx n AEpack n+1<br />

AP4xxx between<br />

ON OFF<br />

OFF<br />

+ ~<br />

- ~<br />

CH<br />

CL<br />

CGND<br />

Cable shield to earth<br />

on both sides<br />

Resistor OFF for<br />

all between<br />

+ ~<br />

- ~<br />

CH<br />

CL<br />

CGND<br />

3 AP4xxx to AX2002<br />

+ ~<br />

- ~<br />

CH<br />

CL<br />

CGND<br />

+ ~<br />

- ~<br />

AEbus connector<br />

top view<br />

AEbus connectors<br />

rear view<br />

AP4xxx n AX2002<br />

ADDRESS SETTING<br />

AP48xx: address must be 99 (AP48xx only).<br />

The Address switch gives address of AEpack. Left: units of 10, right: units of 1.<br />

BUS ERR and ADDR ERR LED’s indicates address status. Address valid: both LED’s must be off.<br />

New installation: select free address; Replacing AEpack: use the same address.<br />

The address is used for configuring the AEpack (software settings) so write it down.<br />

Address 00 is used to set the AEpack off-line (isolation of AEpack).<br />

© Nedap N.V. <strong>AP4801</strong> / <strong>AP4001</strong> Installation sheet Page 3 of 4<br />

OFF<br />

CH<br />

CL<br />

CGND<br />

AEbus termination<br />

switch<br />

ON<br />

Resistor ON for<br />

first and last<br />

AX2002 AX2002 last<br />

OFF ON<br />

AEbus (extender) connectors<br />

rear view


<strong>AP4801</strong> / <strong>AP4001</strong><br />

BATTERY (AP48xx only)<br />

Battery must be enabled by removing plastic isolator that is put between its contacts. (Battery is used<br />

for real time clock on AP48xx)<br />

TAMPER SWITCH<br />

Tamper switch can be read by the software and thus generating an alarm if enclosure is opened.<br />

AEPACK LOCAL TEST (ALT MODE)<br />

ALT mode allows a simple test of the basic functions of AEpack. Switching on/off ALT mode is<br />

logged on server!<br />

Start ALT mode: Press ALT button more than 3 seconds. Status LED blinks fast.<br />

Back to normal operation: No action in ALT mode during 15 minutes or ALT switch pressing again<br />

for 3 seconds. After returning to operation mode the situation from before starting the ALT mode is<br />

restored.<br />

ALT mode for AP4x07: Short activating button will cause a new test situation, tests will loop around:<br />

1 Reads card: ID led blinks, UL led acts like ID led, activates relay 1<br />

2 Relay 1 ON NA and UL led ON, UL led flashes during reading card<br />

3 Relay 1 OFF<br />

Steps 1,2,3 are repeated for all four outputs.<br />

FIRMWARE<br />

Pay attention that the firmware loaded in AEpack and AEpu determines functionality and protocols.<br />

SPECIFICATIONS <strong>AP4801</strong> (Product nr. 9842640) <strong>AP4001</strong> (Product nr. 9842500)<br />

Dimensions: 230 x 345 x 70 mm Weight: ± 900 gr<br />

Power input: 10 – 35VDC 10 – 25VAC <strong>AP4801</strong>: Min. AEpack power consumption: 300mA@24VDC / 600mA@12VDC<br />

<strong>AP4001</strong>: Min. AEpack power consumption: 200mA@24VDC / 300mA@12VDC<br />

Environment: Temperature: Operating: 0 – 55 °C, Storage: -30 – 65 °C Relative humidity: 10 – 93% non condensing<br />

Lock supply: External Additional supply: +5VDC ±10% max 100mA<br />

Inputs: 8: Intended for dry contact or open collector, optional supervised (software selectable)<br />

Outputs: 4: Dry contact (normally open, common, normally closed).<br />

Contact ratings: (Suitable for switching inductive loads, clean relay contacts)<br />

Switching voltage: 24VAC, 48VDC<br />

Continuous current and switching current: 6A (AC and DC)<br />

Contact lifetime: min 500.000 times at given ratings<br />

Indications: 4* UL and NA led for antenna: max 20 mA<br />

Communication: AP48xx: Ethernet: UTP 100/10 Mbps (auto detection)<br />

Service port RS232 (Rx, Tx, GND, RTS, CTS)<br />

Battery: CR2032 (lifetime 2 years if no power present)<br />

Antennas: Only antenna’s with adjustment included can be used, otherwise add adjustment box<br />

UL and NA led for antenna: max 20 mA, (5VDC; R=220E)<br />

Detection distance: RefleXS260 and UniXS card: max 30 cm, RefleXS260 and XM card: 40 cm<br />

CABLE SPECIFICATIONS<br />

Inputs: 2 x 0,25mm², max cable length: 100 meter, cable capacity

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