Table 2-4. Monitor Cabinet and Status Monitor Module Operating Procedure M-2-Continued

TM 5-6350-264-14&P-11

NAVELEX EE 181-AA-OMI-120/E121 C-7359-60-1

T.O. 31S9-2FSS9-1-11

Table 2-4. Monitor Cabinet and Status Monitor Module

Operating Procedure M-2-Continued

Indication

Operator response

2. MONITOR AC POWER indicator

a. Momentarily place LAMP TEST/ACKNOWLEDGE switch on Monitor

lights (white) flashing and audible

Cabinet Signal Module in ACKNOWLEDGE position.

signal device sounding.

b. If lights extinguish, inform designated personnel that ac power to Monitor

Cabinet has just been lost (NOTE 2) (NOTE 3).

If lights stay on steady state, ac power has been restored to Monitor

cabinet.

a. Momentarily place RESET/ACK switch on associated Status Monitor

3. ACCESS indicator lights (amber)

Module in the ACK position.

flashing and audible signal device

sounding.

b. If change to ACCESS is not part of prearranged opening of protected

area, direct security personnel to indicated protected area.

a. Momentarily place RESET/ACK switch on associated Status Monitor

4. SECURE indicator lights (green

Module in the ACK position.

flashing and audible signal device

sounding.)

b. If change to SECURE is not part of a prearranged securing of protected

area, direct security personnel to indicated protected area to ensure

that area is physically secure.

a. Momentarily place RESET/ACK switch on associated Status Monitor

5. AC POWER indicator lights (white)

Module in the ACK position.

flashing and audible signal device

sounding.

b. If lights extinguish, inform designated personnel that ac power to

associated protected area has just been lost (NOTE 2) (NOTE 4).

If lights stay on steady state, ac power has been restored to Control Unit.

NOTE 1

If alarm occurs when SECURE lights (green) are on, a high probability exists that an

intrusion is in progress. If alarm occurs when ACCESS (amber) lights are on, a high

probability exists that personnel are tampering with the system in the protected area or that

personnel in the protected area are in danger. Security personnel responding to the alarm

should be provided with this information if possible.

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