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| Ordering Options |
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| KDA 864 G2-SNMP The KDA 864-SNMP brings conventional discrete alarm and control points to your existing SNMP management system, using your already deployed 10 Base-T network. |
| KDA 864 G2-TL1 The KDA 864-TL1 reports to an OSS using Transaction Language 1 (TL1) protocol. The KDA reports alarms over dedicated or dial-up circuits. On-site personnel can see alarms on the front panel LEDs or have full interactive monitoring by connecting a personal computer to the front panel craft port. |
| KDA 832 G2-T8 The KDA832-T8 has 32 alarm points, 8 relays and 8 TBOS ports monitoring a vast majority of sites that require telecommunications or environmental supervision. Each TBOS port uses an RS485/RS422 interface and may be configured to poll any combination of alarm displays up to the 8 allowable by the TBOS protocol. Each port can be set to operate at either 1200 or 2400 baud. |
| KDA 864 G2-E2 The KDA 864-E2 communicates with E2, E2A and TRIP Protocols. It brings flexibility and intelligence to your E-System Monitoring Network. Flexible to handle today's needs and intelligent enough to fulfill future demands. |
| KDA 864 G2-TS A clock in the KDAs firmware records to the nearest 1/100 of a second the time that an alarm occurs. This "time-stamp" is reported with the alarm during the next alarm reporting cycle. |
| KDA 864 G2-TAP This KDA reports alarms over dial-up circuits to up to four pagers via a TAP paging terminal. It also reports to numerical pagers, ASCII terminals and to the IAM alarm management system. |
| Expansion Cards |
| Network Interface Adapter (NIA) The Network Interface Adapter (NIA) card fits in the KDA expansion card slot to interface it directly to an Ethernet 10 Base-T network |
| Building Access Controller The BAC is a -48 VDC powered expansion card for the KDA. The unit maintains a list of personnel who are authorized to access the facility. |
| 4 Channel TBOS Expansion for KDA 864 G2 Expansion board for the KDA that provides 4 TBOS polling ports. Each port may poll up to 8 displays of data (512 alarm points). Unit is provisioned to determine which displays are polled, along with communication parameters. RS485/RS422 interfaces. TBOS data is converted to a single DCP(f) address for optimum polling performance. |
| 8 Channel TBOS Expansion for KDA 864 G2 Same as above, but provides 8 ports. TBOS data is converted into two DCP(f) addresses. |
| 16 Channel Analog Card for KDA 864 G2 Same as above, but provides 16 analog channels. Features automatic range scaling. |
| 16 Channel Analog Card for KDA 864 G2 Expansion board for the KDA that provides 16 analog inputs. Each channel has 4 voltage scales, 4-20MA operation, and two over/under alarm thresholds. Reports temperatures, pressure, humidity, voltages, signal strengths, etc. |
| 24 Relay Expansion Assembly for KDA 864 G2 Expansion board for the KDA that provides an additional 24 N.O. Form A type relays giving the KDA a total of 32. |
| Other |
| Alarm Point Conditioner, APC Adapts KDA inputs to battery, TTL or CMOS alarm sources |
