ACM-IP analog Subsystem module

Description

ACM-IP allows you to connect various analog equipment to the system,
amplifiers, analog low-frequency lines and discrete control lines of terminal
simplex communication devices, alerts and call signaling, provide
interaction with automation and alarm devices.
The module has a built-in flash memory for storing sound fragments with a total duration of up to 3 minutes.

Specifications

Rated supply voltage

-48 V

Working voltage

-36 V to -60 V

Power Supply Class
PoE IEEE 802.3af-2003

Class 0

Max. Ethernet power consumption

12.95 watts

Max. Ethernet consumption current

0.35 A

Consumption current, no more

45 mA

Audio bandwidth

300 to 6800 Hz

Nominal output level of an analog signal, not less

775 (0) mV (dB)

Signal to noise ratio, not less

60 dB

Input current of control line, no more

1 mA

Maximum output current of the control line, not less

50 mA

Communication interface

100BaseT Ethernet

Communication protocols

SIP, Armtel-IP

Working temperature

-5˚C to + 55˚C

Air humidity

up to 80% at + 25˚С

Type of climatic modification

UHL4.1

Atmosphere pressure

84 to 106.7 kPa

Electrical safety class

III

Dimensions

125 × 90 × 60 mm

Weight

0.4 kg

Functions

• Connection to the IPN 1.1 system of analog intercoms, communication systems and
  Alerts
• Connecting a notification amplifier with loudspeaker line switching (up to 8
  zones);
• Connection of alarm and automation devices via relay modules;
• Automatic playback of recorded messages by commands from external
  emergency systems connected via dry contact;
• The inclusion of control lines on command from other subscriber devices of the system;
• Broadcast alarms, alerts and other pre-recorded messages
  for single subscribers and groups of subscribers;
• Broadcast incoming connection through the LF interface line to individual
  subscribers or per group;
• Processing priority connections;
• Communication with mobile objects through the gateway connecting the base station and
  selective radio communication modules;
• Registration on the SIP server, outgoing call and two-way communication with SIP
  half-duplex subscribers;
• Own power and power to additional devices through PoE;
• Remote administration and downloading of sound fragments through an IP network.