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Equipment | Function | Features |
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AAN-100 | Network controller | Central processor - — MC68311 CPU 32 bit |
| AAN-32S | Network controller | Central processor - — MC68311 CPU 32 bit |
| AAN-32N | Network controller | Central processor - — MC68311 CPU 32 bit |
| AIM-2SL | Access controller | Central processor - — M68HC11 CPU Real time clock - — yes |
| AIM-4SL | Access controller | Central processor - — M68HC11 CPU |
| AIO-168 | Security panel | Security loops – — 16 Relay outputs - — 8 Interfaces of connection to central controller: RS485 – 1 or Ethernet – RS485 — 1 or Ethernet — 1 |
| ASA-72 | Status panel | 72 three-color LEDs Display of alarms, malfunctions, duress, no alarms Local confirmation of incoming signals Local reset/check of LEDs Sound alert for alarms or malfunctions Support for 72 zones (security panel inputs, reader inputs, etc.) Interface for connecting to the RS-485 controller LED to indicate the connection to the controller 4 LEDs to indicate the connection to the controller for each AIO-8/16/168 alarm panel Tamper sensor Power failure sensor Two general purpose alarm inputs |
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Integration with Apollo (one server) – — is an electronic guardant key protected Apollo SDK v.2 from the manufacturer site and storing serial keys of all devices. There is at least one key for system.
If hardware is connected to several servers with Axxon PSIM core then additional purchase of electronic protect keys is required for each second and next servers (Integration with Apollo (one reader)). Own configuration for each electronic key – key — in accordance with settings in the object tree of the Axxon PSIM software.
It is required to present all serial numbers of hardware at the time of module order.
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