SIS auxiliary console
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Do all SIS systems require an auxiliary control panel? Can the bypass switch be just a software-based switch? According to the specifications, if a soft switch is used, a hard switch must also be present as an enable signal. Does that mean the SIS system must have an auxiliary control panel?
The auxiliary control panel of the SIS system should be equipped with emergency stop buttons, reset buttons, bypass switches, indicator lights, horns, etc.; it is difficult to make proper arrangements without such a panel.
Does that mean these have to be installed on the control panel if no auxiliary control panel is used? Is using an auxiliary console the best option?
We have also used inlaid auxiliary control panels, which are embedded in the corresponding control consoles and help save space occupied by those auxiliary consoles.
Could someone who has photos of the auxiliary control panel please send them over for me to take a look?