Panasonic WV-PB5564 Operating Instructions
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Alarm Board
WV-PB5564
Before attempting to connect or operate this product, please read these instructions completely
PREFACE
The WV-PB5564 Alarm Board is provided for expanding the system capability of the Matrix
Switcher.
When handling this board, hold only by circuit board edges. Otherwise components on the
board may be damaged by static electricity.
Caution
2. Mode Selection Switch (MODE)
This rotary switch, in combination with the test switch, is used to select the alarm test mode.
Mode 0: Press the Test Switch to receive, from memory, a chronologically organized display (in
the Alarm Number Display) of all alarms received from the Alarm Input Connector.
Mode 1: Press the Test Switch to simulate receiving alarm inputs 1-64 in ascending order, one
alarm per second. Use this mode to test the system for Alarm Mode-1, Mode-2 or Mode-3
set up.
Mode 2: Press the Test Switch to simulate receiving alarm inputs 1-64 all at the same time. Use
this mode to test the system for Alarm Mode-1, Mode-2 or Mode-3 set up.
Mode 3-9: These modes are not available.
Note: The alarm inputs 65-128 are activated above modes if the SW1 on the board is set at
alarm number 65-128. Refer to the BOARD SETTING on page 2.
3. Test Switch (TEST)
This switch is used to run the alarm test mode in combination with the Mode Selection Switch.
4. Reset Switch (RESET)
This switch is used to stop the alarm test mode or clear alarm the records from the internal
memory.
33-64
ALARM
TEST
1-32
00
5
RESET
MODE
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r
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APPEARANCE
1. Alarm Number display
This display indicates the of alarm input number when the associated alarm sensor unit is activated.
Note: The display indicator lights up as shown below When the alarm number is over one hun-
dred.
0 0
indicator
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(Close) Alarm Sensor(Open) Alarm Sensor
Normal Condition Alarm In Alarm Signal
Normally Open
(NOR OPEN)
t 100 msec.
≧
Normally Closed
(NOR CLOSE)
(Close) Alarm Sensor (Open) Alarm Sensor
t 100 msec.
≧
t
0V
0V
t
Pin No.Pin No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Alarm 1(65)
Alarm 2(66)
Alarm 3(67)
Alarm 4(68)
Alarm 5(69)
Alarm 6(70)
Alarm 7(71)
Alarm 8(72)
Alarm 9(73)
Alarm 10(74)
Alarm 11(75)
Alarm 12(76)
Alarm 13(77)
Alarm 14(78)
Alarm 15(79)
Alarm 16(80)
Alarm 17(81)
Alarm 18(82)
Alarm 19(83)
Designation
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
Pin No.
Alarm 20(84)
Alarm 21(85)
Alarm 22(86)
Alarm 23(87)
Alarm 24(88)
Alarm 25(89)
Alarm 26(90)
Alarm 27(91)
Alarm 28(92)
Alarm 29(93)
Alarm 30(94)
Alarm 31(95)
Alarm 32(96)
Not used
Not used
Not used
Ground
Ground
Designation
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Alarm 33(97)
Alarm 34(98)
Alarm 35(99)
Alarm 36(100)
Alarm 37(101)
Alarm 38(102)
Alarm 39(103)
Alarm 40(104)
Alarm 41(105)
Alarm 42(106)
Alarm 43(107)
Alarm 44(108)
Alarm 45(109)
Alarm 46(110)
Alarm 47(111)
Alarm 48(112)
Alarm 49(113)
Alarm 50(114)
Alarm 51(115)
Designation
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
Pin No.
Alarm 52(116)
Alarm 53(117)
Alarm 54(118)
Alarm 55(119)
Alarm 56(120)
Alarm 57(121)
Alarm 58(122)
Alarm 59(123)
Alarm 60(124)
Alarm 61(125)
Alarm 62(126)
Alarm 63(127)
Alarm 64(128)
Not used
Not used
Not used
Ground
Ground
Designation
1-32
37
20
19
1
33-64
37
20
19
1
BOARD SETTING
Before installing this board, the following settings should be made by qualified service personnel or system installers.
1. Set switches (SW1) on the board to meet the alarm input number as shown below.
BOARD
NO.
12
OFF
12
OFF
1
2
1-64
65-12
ALARM
INPUT NO.
SW1 SETTING
1
2
OFF
SW1
UNIT ADR
5. Alarm Input Connector (1-32, 33-64)
This connector accepts the alarm signals, either normally open or normally closed, from the associated alarm sensor unit.
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