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The Common Control Unit, or CCU, is the central
“switch” that routes audio and control signals between
the dispatch operating positions and external
communications devices such as radios and telephone
lines. The modular architecture of the Series 4000 CCU
allows a system to be configured to economically meet
the user’s current needs while providing a cost-effective
upgrade path for future expansion. Two sizes of
common controllers are available. The Model 4020
provides a single card cage solution for applications
requiring up to 20 channels. For larger applications, the
Model 4048 accommodates up to 48 channels and 16
operating positions. Both employ the same architecture
and a common set of circuit cards (with the exception of
minor differences in the patch card). Each can be
configured for “no single point of failure” with dual
system busses, dual power supplies, and dual
controllers. Standard features include a dial-up
diagnostic port for remote monitoring, provisions for
connection of an external time reference, and dual
voltage (12 VDC and 120/240 VAC) operation with the
Model 4048 power supply. An optional Radio System
Management software package allows users to collect
usage statistics on a “by channel” and “by position”
basis.
Circuit card options to populate the Model 4020 and
4048 CCU include: System Traffic Controller, Console
Interface, Dual Channel T/R Control, Auxiliary I/O, and
Patch.
The System Traffic Controller, or STC, performs
the central control function for all cards in the CCU.
STC’s may be operated individually, or in a dual
redundant configuration with one operating in “hot
standby”. In the event that the primary card fails, the hot
standby unit assumes control without interruption. The
STC features ports for remote diagnostics via a modem,
a diagnostic printer output, an external time reference,
and radio system management output to an external PC
executing the Radio System Management software.
The Console Interface Card provides the interface
circuitry to connect the CCU to one dispatch console
position (desktop, rack, or video).
Rackmount Console - Model 4118/4115B
For users who require a rackmount installation or need a console
with 24 channel capability, Zetron offers the Model 4118 Dispatch
Console and Model 4115B Console Expander. Each unit is 5 1/4"
high x 19" wide with a panel designed to facilitate mounting in a
standard EIA 19" rack. The Model 4115B Console Expander
provides 60 programmable function keys, each with dual LEDs for
status indication of key functions. At least one M4115B is required
with each M4118. This configuration provides functionality that is
identical to that of the M4018 with the added advantage of
expandability. Up to three M4115Bs can be interfaced with an M4118, providing as many as 180 buttons for control
of channel, auxiliary I/O, Instant Call pages, and other functions.
COMMON CONTROL UNITS
Model 4020
The Dual Channel T/R Control Card provides a
two-channel interface capability for base stations,
control stations, repeaters, “POTS” telephone lines,
PAs, or intercoms.
Selected dual channel cards can optionally be
configured with “Channel Check”, an integrated four
minute per channel instant recall recorder.
Each Auxiliary Input/Output Card provides relay
outputs and discrete inputs for control/monitoring of
external devices. Typical applications include room light
control, remote door opening, intruder alarms, intercom
signaling, and voter inputs. The card also contains an
IRIG-B decoder to support an interface with external
time references using that protocol.
The Patch Card is mandatory for applications
requiring a cross-channel patch capability. Both radio-
to-radio and radio-to-telephone patches are supported.
A ten-patch option is available for the Model 4020 while
the Model 4048 Patch Card options support up to 24
patches.
Model 4048
(cabinet not included)
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