Vicon NOVA 1500, Instruction Manual

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V1500CDU Communication Distribution Unit XX087-02 Rev 503 V1500
Alarm Module
The V1500CDU-ALRM (typical configuration) and V1500CDU-HSB-ALRM (hot standby configuration) provide
two ports for connection to Vicon V1300X-IA alarm interface devices. Low level polling operations on these
ports monitors alarm status and changes in status are transmitted via the Network Module to the V1500CPU.
The contents of the accessory kit (part number 1306-3081-01) are listed below. The kit is supplied with either
configuration (hot standby or typical).
Table 14 - Contents of Accessory Kit 1306-3081-01
Item Purpose Qty Vicon Part Number
V1500-37PDM Adapter,
37-to-37 pin, male/male Used with Vicon's V1200X-IA alarm
interface device. 2 1306-3077-01
Cable, 37-to-37 pin,
male/male, 6 feet Used to connect the V1300X-IA or
V1300X-IA-EX to the V1500 alarm module
at a maximum distance of 6 feet. 2 1251-3273-01
In the figure below, the V1300X-IA-EX is connected to port 2 and the V1300X-IA is connected to port 1. You
may connect either XIA device to either port or the same type of XIA device to both ports.
Note: Alarm port 1 is always used for alarms 1-256 and port 2 is used for 257-512.
ALARM CONTROL
POR
T
1
ALARM CONTROL
POR
T
2
V1300X-IA
V1300X-IA-EX
VICON
V1300X-IA
VICON
V1300X-IA
Up to 64 alarm devices
may be connected to the
V1300X-IA-EX.
Up to 32 alarm devices
may be connected to the
V1300X-IA.
Part No.
1251-3273-01
Part No.
1251-3273-01
Note: The alarm, video and TDT cards are parallel cards. You may exchange a defective parallel card at any
time without removing power to the cage (“hot swap”). All parallel cards have green extractor tabs for
easy identification. Should you ever need to replace the V1500CDU-ALRM, open the card cage front
panel, locate the green extractor tabs, and then refer to the card label to the V1500CDU-ALRM. If you
did not label the cards in the card cage (refer to the V1500CDU Communication Distribution Unit
section for more information), refer to the previous figure and the rear panel of your card cage to
identify the cards.
Figure 18 - Connections to the Alarm Module