VideoBloX monitors alarm inputs and can control outputs for use in a
variety of security applications. Alarm inputs are used to trigger the powerful
Sequence Engine – providing application specific functions and control outputs
may be connected to a variety of devices to be controlled by the sequence
engine. The standard VideoBloX is provided with 32 alarm inputs and four control
outputs on the alarm terminal panel, connected to the CPU by a simple ribbon
cable connector. This capacity can be increased using I2C modules. These are
named after a communications standard that is used in many similar applications.
I2C modules may be remotely installed at distances up to 4,000 feet, using
Protocol Interface Translators (PITs) as alarm concentrators. This capability
allows for flexibility in design, resulting in cost savings by reducing
installation wiring and labor.
Features
Manufactured from stainless steel
May be remotely located from the VideoBloX chassis
Removable terminal blocks
Expands system capacity: 256 alarm inputs and 256 control
outputs
VideoBloX monitors alarm inputs and can control outputs for use in a
variety of security applications. Alarm inputs are used to trigger the powerful
Sequence Engine – providing application specific functions and control outputs
may be connected to a variety of devices to be controlled by the sequence
engine. The standard VideoBloX is provided with 32 alarm inputs and four control
outputs on the alarm terminal panel, connected to the CPU by a simple ribbon
cable connector. This capacity can be increased using I2C modules. These are
named after a communications standard that is used in many similar applications.
I2C modules may be remotely installed at distances up to 4,000 feet, using
Protocol Interface Translators (PITs) as alarm concentrators. This capability
allows for flexibility in design, resulting in cost savings by reducing
installation wiring and labor.
