Cerberus Pyrotronics MKB-2 Display Keyboard 5026

ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT SPECIFICATIONS Display Keyboard Full Command Keyboard 80 Character LCD Display Automatic Backlight High Resolution Supertwist LCD Programmable Function Keys Partial Disable LED Power LED Alarm Supervisory Trouble And Security LED Audibles Active Silenced LED with Local Audible Menu Driven Operator Commands User Help Screens Printer Control Keys Display Control Keys Tactile Membrane Switches With Audible Feedback Hinged Panel For Easy Access Listed and ULC Listed CSFM FM NYMEA City of Chicago Approved MKB 2 is a display keyboard module for use with the Pyrotronics MXL and MXLV systems The MKB 2 supplied on a hinged frame and mounts on the MBR 2 backbox It provides a complete operator including an 80 character backlit supertwist LCD display of all system information The MKB 2 also a set of keypads used to execute system com such as Acknowledge Silence Reset as well as of devices for maintenance and generation of diagnostic reports the keypad the operator is able to change the setting of smoke detectors check device obtain system power reports disarm input and devices and manually toggle remote and local All commands are menu driven and a Help key the operator to get further explanation of the structure Operator actions are prompted so is kept to a minimum MKB 2 also provides a set of 12 programmable keys The keys can be configured to activate such as Drill Fan Shutdown Door Release etc on the MKB 2 in conjunction with a local audible active conditions such as Alarm Supervisory and Security The LEDs flash and the audible until events are acknowledged Additional LEDs Audibles Silenced Power On and Partial System The Partial System Disable LED illuminates an input or output device is disarmed control keys allow the operator to Hold or Advance scrolling display and view additional active events MKB 2s can be used in the system each provid full control of the MXL system Up to four MKB 2s can in a fully supervised mode each with independent driver capability using a PIM 1 Additional Slave can be used operating in an unsupervised mode also capable of supporting a PIM 1 driving unsuper peripheral devices hinged panel allows easy access to the rear of the and the other modules in the rear of the MBR 2 backbox The MKB 2 is covered by a clear lens as a part of the MDR 2 lockable door NUMBER used in MXLV applications the MKB 2 has plates on either side of the keyboard to allow of the MMM 1 Microphone Master Module and TMM 1 Telephone Master Module The MKB 2 also mounting studs available for the ACM 1 in MXLV equipment is approved for operation over the tem range of 0 to 49 and Architect Specification display keyboard module for use with the Cerberus MXL and MXLV systems shall be model MKB The MKB 2 shall be supplied on a hinged frame and on the MBR 2 enclosure backbox It shall provide a operator interface including an 80 character supertwist LCD for display of all system information MKB 2 shall also provide a set of keypads used to system commands such as Acknowledge Reset as well as disarming of devices for mainte and generation of system diagnostic reports the keypad the operator shall be able to change the setting of smoke detectors check device obtain system power reports disarm input and devices and manually toggle remote and local All commands shall be menu driven with a help key allow the operator to get further explanation of the structure Operator actions shall be prompted in to minimize training MKB 2 shall provide a set of 12 programmable keys The keys shall be configurable to activate such as Drill Fan Shutdown Door Release etc on the MKB 2 in conjunction with a local audible indicate active conditions such as Alarm Supervisory and Security The LEDs shall flash and the audible until events are acknowledged Additional LEDs indicate Audibles Silenced Power On and Partial Disable The Partial System Disable LED shall whenever an input or output device is disarmed control keys shall allow the operator to Hold or the scrolling display and view additional active MKB 2s shall be capable of being used in the each providing full control of the MXL system Up four MKB 2s shall be capable of operation in a fully mode each with independent printer driver using a PIM 1 Additional slave MKB 2s shall capable of operation in an unsupervised mode each of supporting a PIM 1 driving unsupervised hinged panel shall allow easy access to the rear of the and the other modules in the rear of the MBR 2 backbox The MKB 2 shall be covered by a clear MDL 1 in a lockable cabinet door MDR 2 Information Number Controls and Indicators Diagram the MKB 2 Annunciator Keypad 2 Pyrotronics Ridgedale Avenue Knolls NJ 07927 201 267 1300 201 397 7008 in U S A Pyrotronics East Pearce Street Hill Ontario 1B7 CN 905 764 8384 905 731 9182 1995 sheet dated 6 94