TM 5-6350-275-24&P
AADs CAPABILITIES AND FEATURES
to the security monitor at the monitoring location to determine the validity or cause of the alarm. Up to 10
microphones can be connected to the audio interface module. The microphones are used for audio assessment
once an alarm has been activated.
RADC Audio Module - The audio interface module allows for connection and monitoring of up to 10 microphones in
the RADCs area. In the audio assessment mode, the audio module will connect the microphones to the audio line
back to the PMC. The audio module allows for voice communications from the remote areas to the PMC operator.
Handset - Is connected to the RADC Audio Assessment Device for two way communications between the RADC
and the PMC operator.
1-14. LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF MAJOR COMPONENTS. The Integrated Commercial Intrusion Detection
System consists of standard and optional equipment. (See Figure 1-1.) Descriptions of the subassemblies follow.
a. Primary Monitor Console (PMC). The Primary Monitor Console (PMC) is the control center that consists of the
PMC Cabinet, printers, Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS), and operator workstations. There are two versions of the
PMC. The large is depicted in Figure 1-2, and the small is depicted in Figure 1-3.
NOTE
Access to the PMC Cabinet is limited to maintenance personnel and the Systems Administrator.
(1) Primary Monitor Console (PMC) Cabinet (Large). See Figure 1-4. Location of components on the small PMC
Cabinet are similar.
(a) Monitor (Item No. 1). The monitor is a 12 inch high resolution monochrome display with green characters on
a dark background. It tilts from 15 to 45 degrees and swivels. The keyboard is attached to the monitor.
(b) +5 vdc Power Supply Control Panel (Item No. 2). The positive 5 volt dc power supply is mounted in the
back of PMC cabinet #2 and is powered on and off at the control panel. The control panel has two LEDs for power
on indication, and two power on and off switches (fused). The power supplies are redundant and provide operating
power to the poller multiplexer and the DES PWA.
(c) +12/-12 vdc Power Supply Control Panel (Item No. 3). Similar to item no. 2, the 12 vdc power supply is
mounted in the back of the Control Panel, and provides operating power to the poller multiplexer and the DES.
(d) Quad Switch (Item No. 4). The quad switch switches control of the system between the PMC and the Remote
Status Monitor (RSM).
(e) Intelligent Control Switch (ICS)(Item No. 5). The ICS monitors the health of the PMC. If it detects a CPU
failure, it switches control of the system from the PMC to the RSM.
(f) Power Supply, 15 vdc (Item No. 6). The 15 vdc power supply provides operating power for the fiber optics
module. The 15 vdc power supply is used on the large PMC only.
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