DIGITAL AUDIO CARD STAND ALONE OR MASTER SLAVE NETWORK VOICE APPLICATIONS ONE CARD SLOT CC5CC2
The Digital Audio Card (Model DAC-NET) provides the audio source for the FireFinder XLS Voice Evacuation System, and provides D-NET network communication to and from the Person Machine Interface (Model PMI) and between enclosures. Model DAC-NET is capable of transmitting eight (8) digital channels of audio, via two (2) pairs of wire. One (1) DAC-NET is required in each XLS Voice enclosure, and can be wired 'Class A' (Style 7) – four (4) pairs of wires, or 'Class B ' (Style 4) – two (2)
Key Features
- Audio signal source
- On-board microprocessor
- Built-in, ground-fault detection
- Transmits eight (8) audio channels
- Programmable, custom messages
- Five (5) minutes of message /
- 'Class B' (Style 4) via two (2) pairs of wires
- 'Class A' (Style 7) via four (4) pairs of wires
Specifications
| Model |
DAC-NET |
| Standby current |
230mA |
| Humidity |
93+/ -2% |
| Certifications mentioned |
CSFM, FM, NYC, UL 864, ULC |
Documents & Downloads
FAQ
How many DAC-NET cards does a voice system need?
One DAC-NET is required in each FireFinder XLS voice enclosure. It provides the audio source and the D-NET network communication to the PMI and between enclosures.
How many audio channels does it carry?
Eight digital audio channels over two pairs of wire for Class B (Style 4), or four pairs for Class A (Style 7).
How much message time does it hold?
Standard EVAC and ALERT messages are prerecorded, and custom messages or tones can be downloaded with the ZEUS tool, for a total of five minutes of message storage.
Where does it install?
It plugs into one slot of the CC-5 or CC-2 card cage and draws 230 mA standby at 24 V.
