Operating Elements In The System; Call Stations - Siemens Cerberus PACE Operation Manual

4 Operating elements in the system

4.1 Call stations

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PT2003-A1
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The operating elements in a Cerberus PACE voice alarm system are the call
stations and operating terminals with which you can make live announcements
and play emergency tones and recorded messages in a targeted manner.
In addition, you can carry out key system functions, read off the system state,
and also play music using these operating elements.
'Fire brigade call station (AT)'
● Alarm call station with standard-compliant housing and control panel
● Full network participant in a Cerberus PACE system
● 7 standardized and preconfigured buttons
● 3 standardized and preconfigured displays
● Removable hand-held microphone with talk button
● Microphone and line monitoring
● Integrated audio amplifier (1 watt) and speaker
● Real-time audio transmission with constant latency: 4.6 ms analog-
in/analog-out
● Integrated industrial micro SD card reader/writer with max. 2 GB card
capacity for alarm messages
● Recording capacity: 256 files with a total duration of approx. 3 hours
● Provision of alarm announcements and alarm tones
● 2x Ethernet LAN interfaces for connection to 'PACE-Net'
● One additional audio input (line) and one additional audio output
● Adapter module PTO2009-A1 for redundant connection to the control
panel
'Fire brigade call station (485, AT)'
● Alarm call station with standard-compliant housing and control panel
● 7 standardized and preconfigured buttons
● 3 standardized and preconfigured displays
● Removable hand-held microphone with talk button
● Microphone and line monitoring
● Symmetrical audio transmission, analog
● Audio output 0 dB (line volume)
● RS485 data transmission ('PACE-Bus')
● Connection to control panel via CAT5 cable (max. 500 m)
● Connection to control panel with RJ45 or screw terminal connector
● Adapter module PTO2008-A1 for connection to the control panel
● Addressable via 4-way SIP switch in device
Operating elements in the system
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