FIREPOWER XLSV - Manual (Page 5)

AIC Audio Input Card
The AIC Audio Input Card provides two external isolated
analog inputs to the FireFinder XLS voice system. The AIC
Card also provides two dry contact inputs used to sepa-
rately activate the two audio inputs. The 2 external isolated
analog inputs to the voice system for external sources
such as tape recorder, CD player, PBX interface (for
convenience paging from the telephone system). The 2
dry contact inputs can activate the two audio inputs
separately. This permits each input to be controlled
automatically via system logic or manually through
switches on the voice control panel.
The maximum number of AIC Cards on a single FireFinder-
XLSV System (single node) is two.
Portable Firefighter'sTelephones
Models PFT and PFT-P Portable Firefighter'sTelephones are
available for field connection to the emergency telephone
system. Each phone consists of a rugged, high-impact
plastic handset with a red retractable coiled phone cord
attached. A ¼" phono-type plug assembly is attached to
the end of the phone cord for connection to the field-
mounted phone jacks. The PFT-P includes a momentary
spring-action push-to-talk switch mounted in the handset.
This allows users to depress the button to activate the
mouthpiece of the handset when speaking, to reduce
background noise on the system. The Model MTE-2
Telephone Enclosure includes the enclosure and door with
clear lens, and can be used to store up to six PFT or PFT-P
telephone handsets in a locked cabinet.
PFT
Remote Telephone Jacks
Models FJ-303, FJ-303SS, FJ-304, and FJ-304SS Remote
Telephone Jacks are connected to the emergency telephone
system. They are wired to the telephone zone circuits on
the Model TZC-8B Telephone Zone Card located in the
FireFinder XLS system enclosure. There is no limit to the
number of remote telephone jacks that can be connected to
a single telephone zone circuit. The remote telephone jacks
are mounted to a single gang electrical box. Models FJ-303
and FJ-303SS have flying leads connected to the phone jack,
while the FJ-304 and FJ304SS have screw terminals. The FJ-
303 and FJ-304 have a red baked enamel finish with a white
silk-screened telephone handset icon on them, while the FJ-
303SS and FJ-304SS have a brushed stainless steel finish
with the handset icon.
FJ-304
FB-300 with FTS
Remote Telephone Stations
Remote telephone stations for the emergency telephone
system consist of a handset/hook assembly, a wall-
mounted back box, and a locked door with a breakable
glass front. The models FTS, FTS-P, FTS-C, FTS-CL, and
FTS-PLC Remote Telephone Stations consist of a handset
(similar to the PFT), a back plate, a handset cradle with
magnetic latch mounted to the back plate, and a connection
cable from the handset to the back plate. The -P designates
that a momentary push-to-talk button is included in the
handset. The -C designates that an armored cable is used
in place of a coiled retractable cord between the handset
and the back plate. The -L designates that an integral LED
is mounted to the back plate to indicate that the phone is
connected to the system when the handset is off-hook.
The remote telephone station must be used with either
the FB-300 or FB-301S remote telephone station box. The
FB-300 is used for flush-mount configurations, and the FB-
301S is used for surface mount configurations. The remote
station/box assembly also needs the FC-300S cover with
key locked door and breakable glass. Additional replace-
ment glass for the FC300S is available as the Model FT-
GLS.
AIC