DP11 Network Controller |
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| The DP11 is a network processor for controlling a network of Minicoms
and Doorcoms. The DP11 is designed to be attached to the serial port
of a PC or a modem and has its network port connected to a RS485 network
of field processors. The DP11 handles all the messaging between field
processors. It also is responsible for alarm pre-processing and will
do automatic dialouts to pagers and other devices accepting the PET protocol.
Telstra, Optus and Hutchinson communications have certified the PET protocol
as compliant. Alarm conditions can be printed on a local printer and
are also sent to the attached PC for display to the operator. The
DP11 will not acknowledge alarms, this is the responsibility of the operator. The DP11 also has 4 digital inputs that can be configured to send global messages to all devices on the field network. These inputs are typically designed for use for fire alarm warnings. |
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Physical The DP11 can be supplied in two forms to suit your needs, either as a boxed unit or a switchboard mount. The DP11 card is 173mm long by 82.5mm wide and 30mm high. It can fit in Snap Track for easy installation. The DP11 box is 235mm long by 187mm wide and 90mm high. It comes with indicator LEDs and is easier to install. |
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| Power supply The DP11 is designed to run of a 9V to 12V AC supply or a 12V DC supply. Total current drain is about 250mA DC. |
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| External Connection The field wiring is connected to the card through screw terminated connectors. The interconnection of the processor board and output board is via a 10-way ribbon cable. |
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| Enclosures All electronics and power supplies can be mounted in plastic or metal sealed enclosures to meet environmental requirements. No fans, heat sinks or other heat dissipation methods are required. Field wiring connections can be provided through plugs, sockets or penetrations in the enclosure meeting expected environmental requirements. Enclosures will be sized to accommodate the equipment to be housed. |
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Specifications are subject to change without notice. |
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