ZETRON 025-9581M, Руководство по установке и обслуживанию

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Introduction
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System Overview
Introduction
The Zetron IP Fire Station Alerting system (IP FSA) has been specifically designed to
speed the dispatch of emergency vehicles, to aid in tracking their status, and to provide
remote control and sense capability at each fire station. This system is ideal for any
municipality that has IP links between its central communications center and its fire
stations.
The use of a private IP network designed to support mission critical communications both
increases the speed at which alerting occurs and broadens connectivity options in building/
expanding the dispatch system.
With the IP FSA system, data commands and voice are sent independently. The IP
network always handles the alert commands. Voice traffic can be sent over the IP network
or can be carried by existing radio channels.
Typically, there is a Model 6203 Station Transponder Unit at each fire station in the
system. If the station is large enough, there will also be a Model 6204 Station Transponder
Unit to support unit-specific alerting and status tracking for the additional emergency
response units that work out of that station.
At the dispatch center end of the system is the FSA Console application running at the
individual console positions and the FSA Server application running on a machine located
with the rest of the back-room equipment. The FSA Console enables a dispatcher to
remotely control the actions of the Station Transponder Units in the field, to receive and
display status changes from the Station Transponder Units, and to send verbal
announcements out to all or individual station PA systems. The voice audio may be
carried by Voice over IP (VoIP) or radio. On the console display, each station is
represented by its own button and each vehicle/resource assigned to a station will also
have a button.