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Reserve Your Seat TodayKDA 864-E2 - Versatile, Smart.
Today's complex telecom networks need versatile and intelligent monitoring systems, composed of efficient and user-friendly central terminals and functional, smart remote terminal units (RTU's).
RTU's need to be able to deal with the multitude of monitoring requirements at remote telecom sites - environmental status, battery plant voltages, security, switch alarms, transmission equipment, tower lights, outside plant status - be it a small hut or an entire central office.
DPS's KDA 864-E2 now brings flexibility and intelligence to your E-System Monitoring Network. Flexible to handle today's needs and intelligent enough to fulfill future demands.
Flexible.
The KDA 864-E2 is a downloadable alarm and control remote that packs 64 alarm points and 8 control points into a single 19-inch housing. Daisy-Chain up to four KDA's for added capacity. Include additional functions like TBOS ports or analog monitoring in the expansion card slot.
Alarm inputs are optically isolated, polarity reversible. Control outputs are relay isolated. Magnetic-latching relays are optional.
The KDA communicates via a primary and a secondary port. Optional "docking" modules determine the electrical interface. A 202 modem is the normal primary port interface for most E-System applications. The secondary port can be equipped with a 212 dial modem for downloading the configuration and for alternate path reporting.
Front panel LED's show unit activity and alarm conditions. A visual fuse alarm indicator is included.
The KDA 864-E2 features a plug-in P.C. board in a fixed-mount housing with wire-wrap interface (connectorized option available). Test jacks on the front panel access the modem for level adjustment. E-System address and loop-back control frequency are DIP-Switch selected.
Intelligent.
Personnel can use T/KDA software on a personal computer at the front panel craft port for local configuration or full interactive monitoring. Configuration can also be done remotely via dial-up modem.
T/KDA software includes a protocol analyzer.
Protocols available on other KDA models include DCP, DCPF, and DCPS. TRIP protocol is used with the dial-up modem. A TL-1 responder is available to make the KDA act as a TL-1 network element, eliminating the need for additional mediation.
Network Architectures.
The KDA 864-E2 reports alarms over a dedicated circuit to an NMA center or similar E-System facility. Optional alternate path reporting is via dial-up circuits to a DPS T/MonXM Workstation or IAM (Intelligent Alarm Mediator). These modes of operation are possible:
All DPS masters support multiple port interrogation and response to higher level devices via TL-1 and other protocols.
Functional Schematic
See functional schematic of the KDA 864-E2 Alarm Remote.
Dimensions: | 17.0"(W) X 12.0"(D) X 1.75"(H) | ||||||||||||
Mounting: | 19" or 23" rack mounting, flush or 5" projection. KDA can also be wall mounted. | ||||||||||||
Power Input: | -18 to -36 VDC (200 MA @ 24 VDC). -36 to -72 VDC (150 MA @ 48 VDC). | ||||||||||||
Fuse: | 1/4 Amp. | ||||||||||||
Operating Temperature Range: | Option 01: 0 to +60 Degrees C. Option 05: -30 to +70 Degrees C. | ||||||||||||
Humidity: | 0% to 95% non-condensing. | ||||||||||||
Modem: | 202 type, 1200 Baud on primary port, 212 "AT" type 1200 Baud internal modem (Optional, on port 2 only). | ||||||||||||
Protocols: | Primary port uses E2A Secondary port uses TRIP Protocol (T/Mon Remote Interface Protocol). | ||||||||||||
Loop-back: | Frequency controlled, 1513 Hz, 1613 Hz, 1713 Hz or 1813 Hz, DIP switch selectable. | ||||||||||||
Relay Contacts (control outputs and fuse alarm): |
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