AI Security Hub / Hub v1 installation

Getting started with AI Security Hub or Security Hub v1

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What’s in the box?

• Accessia Hub

• Hub key

What you’ll need

Equipment

• 4 x 5mm diameter (no. 10) panhead screws and wall anchors suitable for the wall surface the Hub will be mounted on

• Tools for mounting, wiring, and knocking out and deburring cable apertures

• Appropriately sized conduit and bushes for all wiring external to the Hub

• 3mm flat-head screwdriver for wiring terminals

Network and AC mains connection

The Hub requires a connection to the local area network using 100BaseT Ethernet. This local area network must permit HTTPS connections to the internet. The Hub will automatically use this connection to establish a secure connection to Accessia’s cloud

Wiring guide

• For the AC mains connection, see Connecting mains and battery power. Make sure that the AC mains is isolated before starting any wiring activities inside the Hub enclosure

• All other wiring in the system is safety extra low voltage (SELV) and should not be connected to any voltage greater than 30 VDC. The wiring to the DC power input and battery connection terminals is already provided using 16AWG wire. For the remaining connections, use a wire gauge in the range 14 to 24 AWG, making sure that the wire gauge is suitable for the maximum current being conducted

• The network connection must be made using Cat5 (or better) cable

1. Mounting guide

2. Connecting mains and battery power

3. Connecting a channel

The Hub supports up to four channels. For each channel, there are connections for:

• Up to two OSDP Readers (including RS485 signal pair and 12VDC power supply)*

• One lock

• Two inputs with dual end-of-line (DEOL) monitoring support

Two groups of terminals are provided for the lock: wet and dry

*2 readers per channel coming soon

Also see: Channel output power guide

3.1 Connecting Readers

3.2 Connecting a lock

3.3 Connecting an input

4. Connecting the fire alarm interface (FAI)

5. Connecting auxiliary IO

6. Connecting the intruder alarm interface

7. Learn about visual statuses

Additional information

Compatibility

• Cloud: the Hub is only compatible with Accessia’s cloud

• Readers: the Hub is compatible with OSDP Readers

Programming

Programming and configuration of the system can be done using either Accessia Installer app or the Portal

Software

System software is automatically updated when necessary by Accessia’s cloud. To check the current software version, check Accessia Installer app or Accessia Portal

Operating conditions

AC mains input: 100 – 240VAC 50/60Hz, 3A

Operating temperature range: 32°F ~ 120°F / 0 ~ 49oC

Humidity: 20 - 90% RH non-condensing

Compliance

Compliance Model CTL01A

FCC

This device complies with part 15 of the 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 Contains FCC ID: S9NBNRGM0AL

UL294/UL293 Access control performance levels

Destructive attack: Level I (Local Level III for reader RDR01A)

Line security: Level II

Endurance: Level IV

Standby Power, 60W output: Level II

Standby Power, 24W output: Level III