Hunter A2C-LTE Manuale utente

A2C-LTE AND A2C-CELL-E

Installation Guide

Cellular Communication Modules

for Hunter ACC2 Controllers

PREPARATION

The A2C-LTE cellular communication module

is designed for use in North America. The

A2C-CELL-E cellular communication module

is designed for use in other parts of the world.

Each module includes a pre-registered SIM card

for use in Hunter controllers only. The card will

not work in other devices.

This SIM card requires a service plan. The

controller setup process will include simple

steps for entering secure billing and payment

information.

If your organization requires you to use

a different plan or account, the SIM card

must be replaced with one supplied by your

organization. You will be required to enter

the Access Point Name (APN) used by your

organization in the controller setup screens.

The original ACC2 facepack could not support

a cellular module. If the controller detects an

incompatible cell module, a warning message

will appear in the controller display, as shown

at right.

If the module will be used to connect

the controller to the internet, a Hunter

Centralus™ account is required to

complete final controller configuration

in the software application. Visit

centralus.hunterindustries.com to set up

a free Hunter account in advance, so your

installation can be completed and tested.

INSTALLATION

Turn off the controller power using the power

switch on the transformer.

Module Installation

Remove the dust cover, or existing module,

from the bottom rear of the controller facepack.

Push up on the spring-loaded button and pull

downward to remove.

Push up

Slide in the new module until the lock clicks.

SIM Card Replacement

The module includes a tool for SIM card removal

or installation. This tool is normally only used

when changing from the Hunter-supplied SIM

to a local SIM.

1. Remove the tool from the receptacle on the

module

2. Insert it in the SIM card slot (domestic

and international SIM slots are in slightly

different locations). Gently press on the

SIM with the tool and release. The SIM will

eject partially. The tool can also be used to

remove the SIM card if necessary.

3. Before inserting a new SIM, verify the

correct orientation of the SIM as indicated

by the icon on the product. Load the SIM

card into the tool and push it gently into the

slot until it clicks into place.

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Antenna Installation

Plastic controllers: Carefully drill a ½" (13 mm)

hole in the top of the plastic wall mount,

where indicated by the printed circle on top

of the controller. Remove all plastic debris

left behind after drilling.

Remove the nut from the antenna assembly.

Route the antenna cable through the hole and

the nut. Apply RTV sealant around the hole,

filling the gap between the enclosure hole and

the mounting threads. Tighten the nut securely.

Route the antenna cable through the track on

the back of the doorframe to the module in

the facepack. Leave just enough slack to allow

the door to open and close without pinching

the cable.

Connect the cable to the module and tighten

by hand.

Existing metal enclosures: The antenna

must be installed outside the controller

enclosure on a metal bracket. Do not drill

the enclosure directly.

These installations require a Hunter model

10010100 wall bracket to complete the

installation.

The antenna includes approximately 9' (2.8 m)

of cable. Choose a bracket mounting location

that will allow the antenna cable to be routed

through conduit to the openings in the bottom

of the controller, and then through the track on

the doorframe to the cellular module.

Mount the bracket as high as possible to the

wall with mounting hardware appropriate for

the mounting surface.

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Route the antenna cable through the hole in

the bracket. Install the antenna on the bracket

with the nut. Tighten the nut securely.

Route the cable from the bracket through

conduit down, over, and into the controller

enclosure via the conduit holes in the bottom

of the enclosure.

Route the antenna cable through the track on

the back of the doorframe to the module in

the facepack. Leave just enough slack to allow

the door to open and close without pinching

the cable.

Connect the cable to the module and tighten

by hand.

Future metal controllers (available late 2020):

Metal controllers will include a hole plug

assembly in a pre-drilled factory hole on top of

the controller. Remove the nut on the inside of

the controller to remove the plug.

Route the cable through the pre-drilled hole

and the antenna nut. Then tighten the nut on

the antenna securely.

Apply RTV sealant around the hole, filling

the gap between the enclosure hole and the

mounting threads.

Route the antenna cable through the track on

the back of the door frame to the module in

the facepack. Leave just enough slack to allow

the door to open and close without pinching

the cable.

Connect the cable to the module and tighten

by hand.

Plastic pedestal: Plastic pedestal mounting

requires a Hunter model 10010000 plastic

pedestal lid adapter.

Route the antenna cable through the hole in

the bracket. Secure the antenna to the

mounting bracket with the supplied nut.

Use the included screws to install the bracket

so the antenna protrudes into the recess in the

pedestal lid, as shown.

Install the plastic cable guides as shown to

secure the antenna cable and prevent it from

pinching the cable when the lid is closed.

Route the cable down the hole to the side of the

facepack frame. Connect it to the connector on

the LTE module.

Do not allow any metal portion of the

antenna cable to touch metal or earth

ground with the power on.

Turn on the controller power. After the

controller reboots, the networking icon should

appear on the bottom of the Home screen.

10010000

The status icon will appear red until the module

is connected to a cellular service. It should

connect automatically within a few minutes,

if a qualifying cell tower is within range. The

connected icon will appear green.

The physical installation is now complete.

Centralus software setup and cellular

billing subscription should be completed

within seven days of module connection.

The following section describes how to set up

the cellular service and add the controller to

Centralus software. This process should be

completed by the controller owner, who will

need to enter billing and payment information

for the cellular data service.

CONFIGURATION AND CONNECTION

Press the Main Menu button, and turn the dial

to the Settings menu. Push the dial to select.

Dial down to the Networking selection and

select it by clicking in the dial.

Connection status icon

The Networking screen will display information

about the cell module, including connection

status and the device’s serial number.

Access Point Name (APN): The access point

name tells the module where to connect for

data purposes.

• zipitwireless.com.attz will be pre-selected

for most users in North America.

• International users should press the Edit

APN soft key and select aws.inetd.gdsp

from the menu that appears.

If you plan to use these recommended Hunter

data services, you may skip the next section

and proceed directly to Software Setup.

Using a different service provider: Customers

who plan to use their own service and SIM

card will need to change the SIM card (see

the Installation section for SIM insertion), and

then change the APN to the service that the

organization’s cell provider specifies.

Press the soft key to Edit APN. A list of APN

options will appear. Use the dial to scroll down

to Manual Entry and click the dial to select it.

The keyboard entry screen will appear. Use the

keyboard to enter the APN exactly as specified

by your organization. Press the Symbols

soft key to find periods, slashes, and other

punctuation marks as needed.

When the new APN is complete, review it to

make sure the information is correct. Turn the

dial to Done on the keyboard, and select it.

The screen will return to the Network Info

page, and show the new APN. The module is

now ready to connect in the software.

Use an internet-connected computer or mobile

device to go to centralus.hunterindustries.com.

SOFTWARE SETUP

To add the controller to Centralus, go to your

Centralus account. You must have a free

Hunter account to add a controller.

From the Main Menu icon in the software,

select Add Controller.

Type a name for the controller, and the 10-digit

serial number from the A2C-LTE or A2C-CELL-E

module.

The serial number is printed on the module, and

is also visible on the controller’s Network Info

screen. Enter all zeroes that are included in the

serial number and click Next.

Enter a valid address for the controller location,

and choose the connection type. You must

select “Cellular” or you will be unable to

complete the setup successfully.

The setup process will continue to the billing

and activation screen via Hunter’s secure, third-

party cellular service provider. You will return to

the setup process when this step is complete.

Follow the on-screen instructions to set up

billing and payment. When the billing process

is complete, click to continue with controller

setup.

Enter the controller address. The address

must be a valid address in Google Maps™ to

be accepted. Press Next.

The controller will now be sent a Controller

Verification Code for security purposes.

FIRMWARE VERIFICATION

Go to the controller menu for Settings, and

select Controller Verification. You must select

the Controller Verification screen before

pressing Next, or the code will not be sent (the

software must detect the correct screen in the

display before sending the code).

Enter the code number that appears on the

Controller Verification screen into the software

setup screen.

CONTROLLER VALIDATION SUCCESS!

Control Setup successful!

You can start managing

your controller. Click on the

button below to continue.

CONTINUE

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