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Sirius 800 Series User Manual
Nucleus router controller
Control Options
The Sirius 800 routers can be controlled using the following control systems:
Miscellaneous
Iss 5 Rev 7
• Dual redundant with auto fail-over
• Provides redundant control connections on RS422/485 and Ethernet.
• Status monitoring to external controller and door PC
• Nucleus2 2464/2463 support several protocols: SW-P-02 (serial), SW-P-02 (IP),
SW-P-06 (RS 485 multi-drop panel protocol), SW-P-08 (serial), SW-P-08 IN (IP),
RollCall, SNMP Control and SNMP Monitoring
• Earlier Sirius 800 routers were supplied with Nucleus 2450 controllers and these
support several protocols: SW-P-02 (serial), SW-P-02 IN (IP), SW-P-02 IN (time
stamped crosspoint set), SW-P-06 (RS 485 multi-drop panel protocol), SW-P-08
(serial), RollCall, SNMP Control, SNMP Monitoring, GVG ES-Control and Harris
Passthrough
• Workbench
• RollCall
• Hardware Panels
• Soft Panels (Workbench or RollCall/RollMap)
• External control systems using SW-P-02 or SW-P-08
• Third party control systems using SW-P-02 or SW-P-08
• Dual redundant Power Supplies are fitted for maximum resilience depending on
configuration
• A unique feature to the Sirius 800 range is the Catsii status indication and connector
location functions
• Multiviewer outputs
• Sirius 830: 288 x 48 to 288 x 140
• Sirius 840: 576 x 48 to 576 x 140
• Sirius 850: 576 x 48 to 576 x 96
• Input/Output Monitoring Outputs
• Sirius 830: Four outputs for input/output monitoring (cannot be used if Multiviewer
outputs are fitted)
• Sirius 840 and 850: Four independent outputs for input/output monitoring
• Extensive status reporting from Workbench control, via the touch screen panel in the
front door, further Workbench status and control using an external PC running
Workbench V3
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Sirius 800 Features Product Overview 3.5
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