Vigilant MX1-Au, Руководство оператора

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Vigilant MX1-Au Operator Manual Document: LT0439
Page 23 October 2018 Issue 1.73
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LCD/Keyboard
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Zone Display
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Zones 17-32
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Figure 11-20 – Double Zone Displays on front panel (rear view)
Zone displays mounted on the front panel can be labelled with strips of
card slipped through the slot in the panel above each display. A pre-
printed set of labels on grey card is available as LB0600 (5 strips per
sheet).
Alternatively, the labels can be printed directly from SmartConfig.
MX1 panels can be networked together in a variety of ways normally
using copper data cable or fibre optic cable. Depending on the system
design requirements the network interface will either be Intelligent Hubs
(I-HUBs) or Panel-Link IP Bridges (PIBs). I-HUBs are usually
interconnected in a ring using RS485 data copper cable, but can also be
interconnected with fibre optic cable with the addition of OSD139 Fibre
Optic modems (not ActiveFire listed to AS 7240.2). PIBs are usually used
with Fibre Optic switches, Ethernet Extenders, or shielded Ethernet
(STP) cables. This section covers the most common applications and
includes the mounting of the I-HUB and PIB in the 8U and 15U cabinets,
the wiring between the I-HUB / PIB and the
MX1 Controller board, and
the mounting and wiring of OSD139 Fibre Optic modems for use within I-
HUB and the mounting and wiring of Moxa Fibre Optic Ethernet switches
for use with the PIB.
For additional wiring details please refer to: MX1 , AUSTRALIA FIELD
WIRING INSTRUCTIONS (LT0442).
For detailed information on mounting, wiring and programming of the
I-HUB including use in other configurations and network topologies
please refer to: Panel-Link Intelligent I-HUB
User’s Manual (LT0229).
The I-HUB can be used in a number of different network configurations. It
is recommended to use
the “RING” configuration shown in Figure 11-21.
Zone
Display
Labelling
MX1 Networking
Ring
Networking
Using I-HUBs