User's Manual

USER'S MANUAL, NP10, NP20, NG10 (ALL NEO SYSTEM MODELS)
CHECKPOINT SYSTEMS, INC. FOR EXTERNAL USE
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USB Serial port (1): USB Type B connector, shielded
IO Board (GPIO module) B2B connector (1): 2 x 12 Header PCB-mount, Right Angle
Expansion (e.g. Hub board) B2B connector (1): 2 x 12 Header PCB-mount, Right Angle
5.3 PAB/SAB Splitter Board
The A1207 PAB/SAB Splitter Board (CKP P/N 10034597) is only featured on select models. For a list
of PAB/SAB Models, see Table 1-3 from Section 1.2
.
Mechanical Specs:
PCB Layers: 2
PCB Materials: FR4
Dimensions: L X W: 11.91cm x 13.46cm [4.69in x 5.3in]
Electrical Specs:
DC Input / Output: +24V DC Input
Output: +24V DC Output, LED Control signal Output triggered by an input event. The event
is when the FPGA decides TX2 (Secondary ped) has an alarm.
RF Input signal is passively split (each output is -3 dB compared to input)
PCB Jumper: 1 PCB jumper with 3 settings (Red, Blue, and Green). The jumper setting
determines the color of the LED Alarm Light of the Secondary (SAB). Default is Red.
Connector function (Number): Connector type
Power Input (1): +24V DC input from EAS Sensor's parallel input/output from power supply
RF Antenna inputs (1): 2-Pos terminal strip
RF Antenna outputs (2): 2-Pin 3.5mm connector, keyed
GPO Connector (1): RJ-45 pass-thru, Output cable has one set of GPO relay contact pairs
GPI Connector (1): RJ-45 Input. GPO signal from EAS Sensor (GPIO Module) triggers the
relay event which sends LED Control signal to the Secondary (SAB). The output signal
illuminates the LED Light of the SAB pedestal (see below).
LED Connector input/output (1): 3-Pos terminal strip (used for the inter-pedestal out cable,
via manufacturing installed LED Extension cable).
LED Connector output (1): Hirose 7-Pin port, keyed. This connector is only in use at the SAB.
Note: Some connectors are only used at the PAB. Some are used at both sides (for example, the LED
input/output). For PAB/SAB one (1) splitter board is installed in both the PAB and SAB. The set
of RF outputs are always used. See Section 4.4
for block diagram.