Overview Product Description
XPIQ PN 51013:C 7/01/03 9
1.1 Overview
Designed for flexibility, future enhancements and expansion, the XPIQ utilizes modular plug-in
boards, which simplify installation and maintenance in a cost-effective manner.
The XPIQ transponder consists of the chassis mounted XPIQ-MB motherboard which provides
connectors for an audio interface board, a signaling line interface board, a microphone interface
board, up to four audio amplifier boards and a Class A speaker zone converter board. A power
supply/battery charger, which connects via cables to the motherboard, is also part of the basic
system.
The transponder, when utilizing an XPIQ-AIB1/4 Audio Interface Board, accepts low-level analog
audio signals as generated by the Notifier
®
Audio Message Generator (AMG-1/E). The XPIQ-MB
provides up to four telephone zones connected to FFT-7 Firefighter Telephones. As an alternative,
these four zone circuits can be utilized as NACs (Notification Appliance Circuits) powered from a
separate power supply.
The configuration of the XPIQ system is accomplished with the help of PK-XPIQ software
installed on a user supplied PC. The configuration data is then downloaded to the motherboard via
the serial communication port (EIA-232) and programming cable.
1.2 Equipment Inventory
Components: A single system must include the following:
✓ XPIQ-MB Motherboard (includes chassis)
✓ XPIQ-PS 120 VAC Power Supply or XPIQ-PSE 240 VAC Power Supply
✓ XPIQ-AA25 Audio Amplifier - 25 V
RMS
, 25 watts, or
XPIQ-AA2270 - 70.7 V
RMS
, 22 watts
(maximum of four per XPIQ Transponder).
✓ XPIQ-SLI Signaling Line Interface board for connection to the SLC
✓ CAB-3/CAB-4 Series Cabinet (CAB-A3/A4 size cabinets will support minimum system
configuration)
✓ MP-1/MP-1B Dress Panel
✓ Two 12 VDC lead acid batteries
Optional Equipment:
✓ XPIQ-AIB1 Audio Interface Board for connection to a single audio source.
✓ XPIQ-AIB4 Audio Interface Board for connection to up to four audio sources
✓ XPIQ-RMI Remote Microphone Interface board [required for local All Call RM-1(SA)]
✓ RM-1 or RM-1SA with CAB-RM(R) Remote Microphone Assembly
✓ XPIQ-CA Class A speaker zone converter board
✓ CHS-PS chassis for mounting XPIQ-PS in row 1, 2, or 3 of a CAB-3/CAB-4 Series
enclosure
✓ CHS-BH battery holder mounts to CHS-PS
Requirements for Programming the XPIQ:
✓ PK-XPIQ programming kit
✓ Laptop or desktop computer for programming must be supplied by user
Each component of the XPIQ system must be ordered separately due to the wide variety of possible
XPIQ system configurations. Check carefully to make certain that all ordered parts have been