Use - Data Sheet

The operating terminals display with color-coded LEDs the operating and fault status of the system, and provide color-coded buttons to trigger, reset and silent alarms. The operating terminals offer the following applications and functions:

• Control and monitor the Cerberus PACE Compact system by users
• Visual indicator for operational readiness
• Visual and acoustic message regarding the alarms and faults in the system
• Manual activation, silencing, or resetting of an alarm
• Acknowledging fault messages

The call stations feature buttons and status indicators to control and monitor the Cerberus PACE Compact system and a microphone to make live announcements.

Call stations can be used to play live announcements or stored alarm and evacuation announcements throughout the entire building or in single areas. The system interrupts all other audio outputs throughout the building or in the selected areas as soon as an alarm announcement button or a talk button is pressed.

Fire brigade call stations are designed for use by the fire brigade or trained security personnel.

Cerberus PACE Compact offers a range of operating and call stations for various applications.

The system operating unit PT1001-A1 displays the operating and fault status of the audio system. It provides color-coded buttons to trigger, reset, and silence alarms. The color-coded LED on the respective button indicates the status of the 'alarm' function or the 'silencing' function.

The PT1001-A1 can be integrated into the Cerberus PACE Compact cabinet door and provides a lockable viewing door. It communicates via the 'PACE-Bus' with the Cerberus PACE Compact system.

The PT1001-A1 is designed for the following applications and functions:

• Control and monitor the Cerberus PACE Compact system by users
• Displaying information on operation, faults, and alarms provided via color-coded indicating elements
• Issuing an acoustic warning via an integrated buzzer if there are error messages in the system
• Manual activation, silencing, or resetting of an alarm
• Acknowledging fault messages
• For other applications, see Features and Functions.

The system operating unit PT1002-A1 displays the operating and fault status of the audio system.

Live announcements with the integrated hand-held microphone or stored alarm and evacuation announcements can be played throughout the entire building or in single areas (zones).

It provides color-coded buttons to trigger, reset, and silence alarms. The color-coded LED on the respective button indicates the status of the 'alarm' function or the 'silencing' function.

The PT1002-A1 can be integrated into the Cerberus PACE Compact cabinet door and provides a lockable viewing door.

It communicates via the 'PACE-Bus' and 0 dB symmetrical analog audio transmission with the Cerberus PACE Compact system.

The PT1002-A1 is designed for the following applications:

• Control and monitor the Cerberus PACE Compact system by users
• Displaying information on operation, faults, and alarms provided via color-coded indicating elements
• Selecting speaker circuits
• Selecting an audio source
• Transmitting live announcements via an integrated hand-held microphone
• Issuing an acoustic warning via an integrated buzzer if there are error messages in the system
• For more applications, see Features and Functions

The alarm and standard call station PT2001-A1 is a network based 'PACE-Bus' desk call station with 19 buttons and is designed for the following applications:

• Control and monitor the Cerberus PACE Compact system by users
• Selecting speaker circuits
• Selecting an audio source
• Playback of announcements recorded in advance
• Transmitting live announcements via mounted gooseneck microphone
• Allows a redundant system structure
• For other applications, see Features and Functions.

Up to four additional button modules PTO2001-A1 can be fitted to extend the network-based desk call station PT2001-A1 to a maximum of 115 buttons.

The call station buttons of PT2001-A1 and PTO2001-A1 are basically freely operable.

An optional key switch module PTO2002-A1 or PTO2003-A1 enables all or individual call station buttons to be released or locked individually.

The longer PTO2004-A1 can be used here as an alternative to the standard gooseneck microphone.

The PT2002-A1 is a network-based 'PACE-Net' fire brigade call station and allows a redundant system structure. The fire brigade call station PT2003-A1 communicates via 'PACE-Bus' and 0 dB symmetrical analog audio transmission.

They are designed for use by the fire brigade or trained security personnel. The alarm and system status can be monitored.

• The integrated hand-held microphone can be used to make live announcements.
• The pre-configured alarm announcement buttons can be used to play stored alarm and evacuation announcements.

Live announcements or stored alarm and evacuation announcements can be played throughout the entire building or in single areas (zones). The system interrupts all other audio outputs throughout the building or in the single areas as soon as:

• an alarm announcement button is pressed or
• hand-held microphone is taken from the hook or
• the push-to-talk button on the hand-held microphone is pressed.

The desk call station PT2008-A1 is designed for small standard applications.

The call station buttons of PT2008-A1 are freely operable.

The desk call station PT2008-A1 may only be used for standard applications rather than alarm applications.

The desk call station PT2009-A1 is designed for small to medium-sized standard applications. It communicates via the 'PACE-Bus' and a 0 dB symmetrical analog audio transmission.

Up to three additional button modules PTO2006-A1 can be fitted to extend the desk call station PT2009-A1 to a maximum of 32 buttons.

The call station buttons of PT2009-A1 and PTO2006-A1 are freely operable.

The interface PTO2008-A1 provides a facile connection from the panel to the 'PACE-Bus' (RS485) call stations PT2003-A1 and PT2009-A1.

The interface PTO2009-A1 provides a redundant 'PACE-Net' and 24 V connection from the panel to the call stations PT2001-A1 and PT2002-A1.

The remote control panel PT2006-A1 is installed in recessed boxes and connected to the audio matrix.

When combined with the audio matrix, it is possible to control the sound level on site, switch between various default settings, and control the audio source, e.g., a CD player or radio tuner, in selected areas.