Motorola solutions MCC 7100 IP, Setup And User Manual

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Pin Number
Description (+) and (–) symbols indicate pin
polarity
8 Off Hook In (–)
Local Console Relay Outputs – MCC 7100 Configurable Functions
The Local Console Relay feature uses the existing Aux output ports on the USB Audio Interface
Module (USB AIM) to provide relay closures whenever:
• The dispatcher is transmitting audio on a radio resource
• An inbound call is occurring on a selected channel
• There is an emergency activity (acknowledged or unacknowledged) on the console
• A pre-designated alarm Aux I/O is activated
The relay closures activate warning lights that serve as an indication that the dispatcher is busy and
should not be disturbed. The alarm Aux I/O acts as a notification that a critical situation has arisen that
requires attention.
The Elite Admin user interface is used to set Aux I/O that triggers the Aux I/O alarm relay. The
Alarm
off button on the console GUI is used to turn off the Aux I/O alarm relay. No relay defaults to indicating
an inbound call is occurring on the selected channel to reduce excess relay chatter during dispatch
operations. To enable the relays when a System release console is connected to an A7.15 or previous
release core, see
Enabling the Relays in the Windows Registry . Multiple public Aux I/Os can be
mapped to a single Alarm Aux I/O port on the console. The activation of any of these Aux/IO triggers
the alarm.
Table 17: Generic Auxiliary Outputs Pinout
To configure the MCC 7100 local console Aux I/Os, see the Provisioning Manager manual or the
Configuration Manager – Conventional manual.
Pin Number
Description (+) and (–) symbols indicate pin
polarity
1 Local AuxIO 1 (-)
2 Local AuxIO 2 (+)
3 Local AuxIO 3 (-)
4 Local AuxIO 4 (+)
5 Local AuxIO 4 (-)
6 Local AuxIO 3 (+)
7 Local AuxIO 2 (-)
8 Local AuxIO 1 (+)
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Chapter 4: USB Audio Interface Module
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