OmniTrax components
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• alarm zone length is not dependent on cable length
• a maximum of 50 distinct alarm zones spread over up to 800 m of detecting cable per
processor dramatically reduces the overall sensor cost by eliminating the need for one
processor per two zones (1 processor = up to 50 zones over 800 m)
• the UCM facilitates locating nuisance alarm sources and cable faults
• digital recording of alarm history
• power and data can be passed over the sensor cables
• OC2 sensor cable can be installed by a cable plow
• backwards compatible with Perimitrax sensor cables for retrofit applications
OmniTrax components
Processor
The OmniTrax processor supports two separate sensor cable sets, and can monitor 50 distinct
alarm zones over up to 800 m of detecting cables. The alarm zones are defined in software, and
are not dependent on cable length, or cable side. The processor operates on 12 to 48 VDC power
and can annunicate alarm conditions with contact closure outputs or via the Silver Network.
The processor is mounted on an aluminum backplate and is shipped inside a lockable,
weatherproof enclosure. Non-detecting lead-in cables connect to the external bulkhead
connectors on the bottom of the OmniTrax enclosure. Mini-coax cables inside the enclosure
Note Senstar does not recommend using Sentrax sensor cables with
OmniTrax processors due to the age of the Sentrax cables.
Figure 1: OmniTrax processor
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