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AP-3000 Front Panel
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AP-3000 Rear Panel
Thank you for Purchasing the AP-3000
AP-3000 hosts pre-installed container-delivered Telos Alliance products, providing an alternative to customers who want the benefits of our software-based products but prefer not to purchase and configure their own server for hosting.
Mounting the Included External Power Supply
The AP-3000 is rack-mountable using the two included rack ears and a two-part power adapter shelf bracket.
Secure the rack ears to the chassis using the three provided screws on each side. The rack ear with the Telos Alliance logo is intended to be installed on the left side of the AP-3000.
To install the power adapter bracket, first clip the power adapter into place on the bracket as shown in the illustration below, then add the retention bracket using the two provided screws.
Mount the power adapter bracket assembly on the right side of the chassis using the three provided screws.
AP-3000 Connections
The AP-3000 uses an external power supply. Connect the output of the power supply to the AP-3000’s threaded DC input (B), then connect AC power to the power supply’s IEC input (A).
• NIC 1 (C) connects the AP-3000 to your AoIP network, and NIC 2 (D) is used for the WAN/internet connection (if configured for dual network use). For detailed network information, please see your AP-3000 configuration sheet.
NOTE: The USB, HDMI, and Display Port connections are not necessary for normal use, and should only be used if instructed by Telos Alliance support.
Container Configuration
Each container will have its own web interface, accessible through its unique IP address. Please see your AP-3000 configuration sheet for additional information on how to access your containers
Portainer
AP-3000 also includes Portainer, a web-based configuration and management tool for each individual container installed on the platform. Accessing Portainer may be necessary to apply software updates or to change an IP address.
To reach Portainer, open a web browser and navigate to the IP address of one of the AP-3000’s physical NICs at port 9000 (for example, 192.168.2.100:9000). When accessing Portainer for the first time, you will be prompted to create a new password. After doing so, log in with the default username admin and your newly created password.
Logging in to Portainer provides access to all of the installed containers, including the ability to start, stop, restart, and remove individual containers. Removing a container will delete its settings, and a new container must be created from scratch. Do not remove any containers unless instructed to do so by Telos Alliance support.
Additional Support
If you need additional help or support with AP-3000, please contact us directly or summit a Support Ticket by clicking on Request Support at the top of this page.