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Access Controllers
2
AC5102 (ACC-G2)
2.2 AC5102 (ACC-G2)
2.2.1 Configuring the AC5102 Controller using
2.2.2 Network Discovery of AC5102
2.2.3 Configuring the AC5102 Port Mapper
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AC5102 Hardware Technical Manual
See the
software bundle.
USB Client Application
See section ACC-G2 USB Client Application for more details.
See section ACC and FLN Field Service Network Tool for details.
Port Mapper is needed when configuring an AC5102 with SiPass MP2.5 or earlier.
If you are using MP2.6, be sure that the AC5102 Port Mapper has been disabled
with the console command "
restart
" command.
The primary purpose of the Port Mapper is to redirect a logical port, like the IS port
or a FLN – to a different physical port. This is needed specifically when replacing
an ACC and the IS ports is being used for connection to a Gateway service, like a
Sintony panel, a Securitel Alarm dialler, or is being used to connect to a HLI (High
level Lift Interface).
It is also possible to redirect logical FLN ports to different physical ports, e.g. FLN
3b (which does not exist on the AC5102). This is not normally needed since SiPass
allows renumbering a FLN (it will work after an initialise).
To modify the port mapping: telnet to the controller, or use the USB Config tool.
Login as user SIEMENS.
Type the following:
portmap
- the output should look as follows:
1. FLN1 = 1
2. FLN2 = 2
3. FLN3 = 3
4. FLN4 = 4
5. FLN5 = 5
6. IS = 6
- Note that the first digit on each line is the line number.
To swap the IS port and FLN 2, such that the logical IS port is connected to the
FLN 2 physical port and the logical FLN2 is routed to port 6, type the following:
portmap replace 6 IS = 2 portmap replace 2 FLN2 = 6
- Type portmap again to list the changes:
1. FLN1 = 1
2. FLN2 = 6
3. FLN3 = 3
4. FLN4 = 4
5. FLN5 = 5
6. IS = 2
And finally, apply the changes by rebooting the application:
reboot
in the SiPass integrated
portmap default
" followed by a "
reboot
portmap
" or a "
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