Bip Alarm Connections From A System Of Ac Rectifiers - Nortel Passport 15000 Hardware Description

Table 7 (continued)
Features of the BIP alarm connectors
Label Type of
connector
P7, 26-pin D-sub,
P8, high density
P9,
P10
J1 1x2 MATE-N-
LOK with
louvertec
contacts
J2 1x4 Berg
(pin 1 is at the
top position on
the BIP, pin 4
at the bottom)
J3 2x4 Berg
(Sheet 2 of 2)
The installation and pinout of each BIP alarm connector is described in
241-1501-240 Passport 15000, 20000 Hardware Installation, Maintenance
and Upgrade.
BIP alarm connections from a system of ac rectifiers
When a system of ac rectifiers, such as an Astec MFA150 power system,
rectifiers is used to power a Passport 15000 or 20000, external alarms can be
connected between the two setups. Selected alarm connections can indicate a
hardware status at the Passport 15000 or 20000, while other selected alarm
connections at the Passport 15000 or 20000 can indicate a hardware status at
Chapter 2 Breaker interface panel 71
Feature
interfaces for shelf alarms such that:
• P7 is for the bottom cage of the lower shelf
• P8 is unconnected
• P9 is for the bottom cage of the upper shelf
• P10 is unconnected
Unconnected connections will not generate alarms.
for aisle lamp output when the BIP is at the end of a
lineup; must be used with connectors P2 and P4, or
if the drive is still needed, their pin 19 must be
connected to L +ABS on BIP connector P2 or P4
for use if external power equipment is to be
monitored; the equipment must have isolated form C
(dry) alarm contacts; the alarm is generated on
contact closure; see "BIP alarm connections from a
system of ac rectifiers" (page 71)
large fail indicator (frame or follow-me) for the
module when the view of the indicators are blocked
(for example, by cabinet doors); for driving a front
and rear LED board
Passport 15000, 20000 Hardware Description 5.2S2