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NK8000

MP3.15

NK8222 Ethernet Port

for a single subsystem

The NK8222 Ethernet Port for a single subsystem is used to connect a local

or distributed safety and security device to the NK8000 network. It provides

a first level of centralisation, and acts as a secure com

munication partner for

the NS8210 Network Driver of MM8000 or MK8000, and provides serial

connectivity for MM8000, MK8000, or MT8001.

 The NK8222 Ethernet Port allows the connection of one SBT safety and security

subsystem and 3

party systems to NK8000 networks

 The NK8222 is best suited for distributed systems or geographical networks where

a single subsystem has to be connected to a remote management system (such as

bank applications: centralisation of security systems of branches)

 NK8000 safety / security networks are based on the LAN standards TCP/IP and

Ethernet

 NK8000 networks are compatible with MM8000 Management Stations, MK8000 OPC

Servers, and the MT8001 Management Terminal

 NK8222 is based on a flexible, high performance hardware platform, that has been

specifically designed for safety and security applications

 Supplied in a plastic box, easy to install on DIN-rails

 Optional housing solutions with autonomous power supply

 Interaction machine supporting logical combinations between locally con-

nected subsystems

Summary of content (12 pages)

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Product Datasheet NK8000 MP3.15 NK8222 Ethernet Port for a single subsystem The NK8222 Ethernet Port for a single subsystem is used to connect a local or distributed safety and security device to the NK8000 network. It provides a first level of centralisation, and acts as a secure communication partner for the NS8210 Network Driver of MM8000 or MK8000, and provides serial connectivity for MM8000, MK8000, or MT8001.
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Connectivity Upstream device Upstream device Upstream device UpstreamMM8000 device+ NS8210 Local upstream device 1x RS232/RS485 1 x RS232 MM8000 + NS8012 or MK8000 + NS8012 or MT8000 MM8000 + NS8210 or MM8000 + NS8210 or MM8000 + MK8000 NS8210 or + NS8210 MK8000 + NS8210 or MK8000 + NS8210 MK8000 + NS8210 Up to four upstream devices using CMSDL/IP protocol NK8222 Ethernet Power Supply, x86 CPU, Flash, RAM, RTC 1 serial Subsystem CZ10 / CS11 (AlgoRex) / FC700A CZ12 / CS4 / CS440 / SI410 CC60 STT11, D
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Interactions Interactions are possible between the subsystem connected directly to NK8222 and the locally connected I/O modules. Incoming messages can trigger one or more command messages to the subsystem or the I/O modules. Note: Incoming messages can be combined with the logical operators AND, OR, XOR, and NOT. The configuration is done via an easy to use interactions tool in Composer, and then downloaded to the NK8222.
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Internal structure The NK8222 employs industry standard x86 CPUs and PC104 extension boards, and is composed of:  Base board with power supply, CPU, and basic configuration of interfaces;  Optional PC104 LON board.
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Parameterisation The NK8000 configuration is part of the Composer tool environment. To perform the SW-configuration for NK8000 market packages MP2.0 and later, a WW8000 Composer license is required. The configuration tool includes connection parameters, as well as interaction parameters (with AND, OR, XOR, and NOT logic combinations). Application examples Distributed systems The following figure shows a typical campus site configuration.
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Geographical networks The following figure shows a typical geographical network configuration. The headquarters is equipped with several subsystems connected to an NK8223 Ethernet Port. The branches where a single fire or security subsystem has to be centralised, are equipped with NK8222 Ethernet Ports for a single subsystem. The NK8223 and NK8222 are connected via the LAN or WAN to the remote management station(s).
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DF8090 Power supply supervision module DF8090 is an optional, external module that can be installed on the I2C bus for monitoring the NK8222 power supply. It detects the following conditions, shown on the DF8090 local panel (LEDs), and reported to NK8222 via I2C: – Mains power failure; – Battery low; – Power supply failure; – Battery protection fuse blown. DF8090 can be installed on the DIN-rail, next to the NK8222.
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Technical data NK8222 CDI Ethernet Port Lines to local host 1 RS232 line – Protocol: CMSDL – Host requirements: MM8000, MK8000 equipped with NS8012 CDI-Net Driver; MT8001 Lines to remote centre 1 Ethernet IEEE 802.
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Weight – NK8222 boards – NK8222 plastic cabinet for DIN-rail – NK8222 in NE8001 Digital Input DF8040 8Input Module (max 2 modules) Digital Output DF8020 8Output Module (1 module) Power Supply Supervision Module Regulatory Approvals (CE conformity) DF8090 Power Supply Supervision Module EN 55022 EN 50130-4 EN 60950-1 0,35 kg 0,7 kg (fully equipped) 8,5 kg (fully equipped) Optical coupler Inputs Max 30Vdc Relay contacts (NO or NC) Max 1A at 30 Vdc Relay lifetime: 100’000 cycles Supervision of power
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Related Products Note: See Sales and Technical documentation for product-specific details. NK8223 NS8210 NS8012 MM8000 MK8000 MT8001 WW8000 CF9000 I/O System Ethernet Port Network Driver (MM8000, MK8000) CDI-Net Driver (MM8000, MK8000, MT8001) Management Station OPC Server Management Terminal Composer Input/Output Multiplexing System (for I/O modules DF8020, DF8040, DF8045, DF8046) Details for ordering A6E600089 NK8222 NK8222.2 Ethernet Ports MP3.15 Base module A6E600090 NK8222.
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Sales and Technical documentation Type Product Datasheet (Sales) – NK8223 – MM8000 – MK8000 – MT8001 – WW8000 – CF9000 I/O System Doc.
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Siemens Switzerland Ltd Building Technologies Group International Headquarters Fire Safety & Security Products Gubelstrasse 22 CH-6301 Zug Tel +41 41 724 24 24 Fax +41 41 724 35 22 www.sbt.siemens.com Document no. 007780_d_en_-- Edition 09.2005 © 2005 Copyright by Siemens Switzerland Ltd Data and design subject to change without notice. Supply subject to availability.