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Note:

The audio controller and amplifiers must be set up for a 1 V p-p input.
This is done by ensuring the following components are removed:

 

Audio Controller (562-894):  R85, R90 and C118 must be
removed.

 

25 W Amplifier (562-904 – 25 V or 70 V):  R28, R31 and C28
must be removed.

 

100 W Amplifier (562-907 – 25 V or 70 V):  R4, R10 and C5 must
be removed.

The audio repeaters require 100 mA at 24 VDC.  The connection for power is a
removable two place terminal connector on the audio repeater.  Using the power
harness supplied, cut the wires to length by removing one end of the harness.
Power may be connected to an applicable tap on a power supply in the host
panel.

The master and slave audio repeaters have two sets of contacts that are closed as
long as the audio repeater is receiving a carrier.  A loss of carrier to input “A” or
“B” causes the respective contacts to open.  In order to supervise the audio
repeater fiber connections these contacts are typically connected in series with
the EOL resistor in a local monitor circuit such as a zone or ZAM.  If separate
annunciation is desired, two monitor circuits are required.

Reference Figures 4 and 5 and the notes on Page 9.

CARRIER (ON=OK)

4
3
2

CHNL B

**

 TO LOCAL

ZONE TO

ANNUNCIATE

TROUBLE

CUT AND STRIP

AS REQUIRED

TAPE SHIELD BACK

CUT AND STRIP

AS REQUIRED

UN-SHIELDED

SHIELDED

562-894

AUDIO CONTROLLER

P9 

*

EOL

WHITE

BLACK

4100

POWER
SUPPLY

BLACK

RED

CHNL A

NOT USED

4190-9011

MASTER FIBER OPTIC

AUDIO MODEM

P/N 618-019

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:

574-795 REV _

AUDIO IN

(2V P-P MAX)

GND

1

CHNL A

CHNL B

FIBER
XTMR

FIBER
REC

CARRIER (ON=OK)

POWER

FIBER

XTMR

FIBER

REC

4
3

6
5

2
1

POWER

0V
+V

2
1

**

 SUPERVISION

CONTACTS

CLOSED=OK

Figure 4.  Master Connections

Continued on next page

Internal Wiring Connections, 

Continued

Slave Audio Repeater Audio
Output 

(Continued)

Power Input

Supervision (Fault) Loop

*

Connect to P9 for CHNL 1, P8 for CHNL 2, or P7 for CHNL 3.

**

Contacts not used for Class B fiber configuration.

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Summary of Contents for 4190-9011

Page 1: ...600 ohm audio signal The audio repeater uses either 62 5 125 or 50 125 fiber optic cables for distance limitations reference Table 4 The Fiber Optic Audio Repeater can be utilized in one way drop and...

Page 2: ...interference to radio communications It has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A computing device pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules which are designed to provide r...

Page 3: ...ons Specifications Terminal Voltage Terminal 1 24 VDC Terminal 2 0 V Table 1 Power Connections Table 2 Audio Connector Pin Out Terminal Connection Terminal 1 Audio OUT Terminal 2 Audio OUT Terminal 3...

Page 4: ...iber 10 000 ft 3 km Maximum Distance pt pt 50 125 Fiber 6 500 ft 2 km Operating Temperature 40 F to 158 F 40 C to 49 C Storage Temperature 40 F to 185 F 40 C to 85 C Power Requirement 24 to 28 8 VDC 1...

Page 5: ...NOT USED CHNL B CHNL A SUPERVISION CONTACTS CLOSED OK 4190 9012 SLAVE FIBER OPTIC AUDIO MODEM P N 618 020 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 574 795 REV _ Channel B Relay Channel A Relay Ground Audio Out Audi...

Page 6: ...t on the audio repeater IMPORTANT To ensure a proper ground connection tighten the screws sufficiently for the star washers to cut the plating on the audio repeater 3 Install the bracket audio repeate...

Page 7: ...t be interfaced at the 1 V p p level The destination of the low level audio may be one of three possible locations The input to a 25 W amplifier The input to a 100 W amplifier The network input to an...

Page 8: ...the audio repeater fiber connections these contacts are typically connected in series with the EOL resistor in a local monitor circuit such as a zone or ZAM If separate annunciation is desired two mon...

Page 9: ...95 for suitable power supplies 6 Neatly dress all cables that are cut and stripped CARRIER ON OK 4 3 2 SUPERVISION CONTACTS CLOSED OK CHNL B CHNL A AUDIO OUT 2V P P MAX 4190 9012 SLAVE FIBER OPTIC AUD...

Page 10: ...d radius on the fiber optic cables must be maintained A bend radius less than two inches may permanently damage the optical fibers Is the correct size fiber cable being used 62 5 125 multi mode graded...

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