AndonTapBY ALTITUDE AP
Manual · HW V6 · FW 1.5

AndonTap user manual

How to mount, wire, power, connect and set up AndonTap, and how to read its data from Kepware, Ignition, a PLC or an MES.

Read the user manual Quick Start Guide (PDF) Open the setup app
Danger: 120 VAC. Read before wiring.
  • Installation by qualified personnel only, following local electrical codes. De-energise and lock out every circuit before wiring or unplugging.
  • IN1-4 share COM-A: one voltage per group, all 120 VAC or all 24 VDC from one circuit. Never mix 120 V and 24 V on the same common.
  • IN5-8 are 24 VDC only. No 120 V on the 7-pin plug, the CT plugs, the power plug or USB-C.
  • CTs: 333 mV or 1 V output only. Never a 1 A / 5 A current-output CT.
  • The isolation barrier is not yet lab-evaluated: switch off the 120 VAC on IN1-4 before plugging in USB-C, or set up over Bluetooth.
Section by section

In the manual

  1. Safety
  2. The unit at a glance
  3. What's in the box
  4. Mounting
  5. Wiring
  6. Power options
  7. Network setup
  8. First-time configuration
  9. LEDs and buttons
  10. Data and protocols
  11. PLC and SCADA integration
  12. Firmware updates
  13. Troubleshooting
  14. Specifications
  15. Maintenance
  16. Disposal
  17. Support
Five steps

Quick start

  1. Mount on TS35 rail, USB-C end up, RJ45 end down. Fit the end stop.
  2. Wire the plugs off the unit, power off. Pin 1 is the top pin.
  3. Power from 24 VDC and/or 802.3af PoE.
  4. Connect with the setup app over USB-C or Bluetooth and set a static IP. New units are silent until set.
  5. Check the LEDs: STATUS on means link and IP; FAULT should be off.
Support. E-mail support@altitudeap.com. Please have the serial number from the label, the firmware version, the output of status and diag, and what the LEDs are doing.
Preliminary documents. V6 hardware is in development. The manual comes from the V6 design and firmware 1.5 testing and may change after first-article testing. All files are on the downloads page.