Monaco solar container communication station EMS Cabinet Installation

4 FAQs about Monaco solar container communication station EMS Cabinet Installation

Do I need a Monaco representative to install a central receiving server?

All Monaco Central Receiving server installations require an authorized Monaco representative. Except as stated in this warranty, Monaco makes no warranty, expressed or implied (either in fact or by operation of law), statutory, or otherwise. All warranties not expressly stated in this document are waived by you.

What is a Monaco connector?

Monaco connectors maintain the 50-ohm impedance of the coaxial cable with minimal RF loss. Monaco typically uses three types of crimp-style connectors: Connects 50-ohm coaxial cable to an RFM, a transceiver, or a conventional or addressable fire panel. The male version is shown on the left.

What type of cable does Monaco use?

Monaco typically uses three types of crimp-style connectors: Connects 50-ohm coaxial cable to an RFM, a transceiver, or a conventional or addressable fire panel. The male version is shown on the left. Connects 50-ohm coaxial cable to the lightning arrestor and PL-259 antenna connection. The male version is shown on the left.

How do I communicate with a Monaco RFM 7000?

Use for communicating with a Monaco RFM 7000, a Frequency Shift Keying (FSK) narrowband radio modem. Remote units that communicate with the D-21 using the RFM 7000 include the BT2-7, BT2-8, BT2-8S, BT-X, and M-2 conventional and addressable fire alarm control panels. See “Adding a RID for the RFM 7000 and RFM-X” on page 2-38.