Honeywell MAXPRO-Net Commissioning Manual page 99

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Subrack ID
Subrack Slot
Camera Number
Alarm Input
Alarm Normal
State
Rev. B
Specifies the subrack ID number where the alarm input module resides. The
valid range is 1 – 99. If a high level or mimic panel alarm is being used, the
number is prefixed with an "H". If a keyboard alarm is being used, the
number is prefixed with a "K".
Enter the Subrack ID and press Enter on the keyboard.
For VideoBlox Subrack, this ID represents the 'V'+communication port
number to which the VideoBlox alarm concentrator AVBPIT is connected.
Valid range: 'V'+maximum communication ports.
This field defines the slot number within the control subrack where the alarm
input module resides. Valid slot numbers are 1 – 32 for I/O and combination
video/I/O subracks, and 15 – 17 for HD Series subracks.
Enter the subrack slot number and press Enter on the keyboard.
For VideoBlox Subrack, this number represents the alarm concentrator
AVBPIT number. Valid range: 0 to 255.
If the alarm input is located at a remote PTZ site, then the camera number of
that remote PTZ must be specified. Entering data in this field will clear the
Subrack ID and Subrack Slot fields. Valid camera numbers are 1 – 9999.
This field should be set to zero (0) when an alarm input module in a subrack
is used.
Enter a camera number or zero (0) and press Enter on the keyboard.
There are 8 separate alarm inputs for every subrack slot defined as an alarm
input slot. The actual alarm input used must be specified.
Note: If an HD system is being used, alarm inputs are available on the
MX4248 module. The pseudo slot and alarm input numbers that have to be
entered into the external alarm inputs table are as follows:
Alarm Inputs HMX4248
1 – 8
9 – 16
17 – 24
Enter the alarm input number and press Enter on the keyboard.
For VideoBlox Subrack, this represents the physical alarm input slot
number from AVBPIT alarm concentrator. Valid range: 1 to 255.
This field defines the normal (i.e. non-active) state of each alarm input. It can
be set to either open or closed. You may either select the required alarm
normal state from the list box as shown below or by typing in either 'O' for
open or 'C' for closed.
When the desired state is displayed in the field, press Enter on the
keyboard.
External Alarm Inputs
Alarm Inputs (Setmax)
1 – 8
1 – 8
1 – 8
6-37
Subrack Slot (Setmax)
15
16
17
HMXMC001013
31-Mar-06

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