User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1 INTRODUCTION
- 2 BOOSTER PRE-INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS AND GUIDELINES
- 3 BOOSTER MOUNTING AND INSTALLATION
- 3.1 Booster Installation Overview
- 3.2 Unpacking and Package Contents
- 3.3 Mounting the System
- 3.4 Connections
- 4 SETUP AND COMMISSIONING
- 5 ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS
- 6 MONITORING AND TROUBLESHOOTING
SMR 700 800 HIGH POWER PS NFPA CLASS B SIGNAL BOOSTER
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AND USER’S MANUAL
Cobham Wireless – Coverage
Date: 23-Nov-16
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3.4.3.3 Booster Alarm Connector Pinout
The Booster supports x2 dry-contact alarms connected to the Fire Department Control Box and one optional
external alarm in that can be connected to the dry-contact alarms of the UPS or Battery Charger in order to
provide SNMP notifications for that specific UPS or Battery Charger alarm.
Each alarm status is recognized by a separate wire-pair, where the colored wires are internally connected
with a 4.7 K ohm resistor (serves as a pull up resistor to +5V. The following figure shows the Alarm
connector pinout.
Figure 3-17. Booster Alarm Connector Pinout
Pin No. Signal Name Wire Colour
1
External Alarm #1 – optional.
Black
2 N/A
3 Dry Contact VSWR OUT Alarm (Normally Closed)* White
4 Dry Contact Summary Alarm (Normally Closed) Green
5 GND for External Alarm Orange
6 Dry Contact VSWR Alarm (Normally Closed)* Blue
7 Dry Contact Summary Alarm (Normally Closed) Brown
Connect as follows:
• Connect the following to the Fire Department Control Box:
• VSWR Out Alarm (pins 3 and 6);
• Summary Alarm (pins 7 and 4)
• Optional: connect EXT Alarm IN (pins 1 and 5) to the relevant dry-contact alarm on the UPS or
Booster. In addition, it is required to configure EXT Alarm IN 1 as Normal = High in the management
GUI according to section
4.5.