American Dynamics ADMP48-E Specsheet
D A T A SHEET
MegaPower 48 Plus
Matrix Switcher/Controller System
Features That Make a Difference:
Universal MEU supports both NTSC and PAL
3 flexible exansion modes using a primary/secondary configuration of
up to 7 systems and 288 cameras
Ethernet Cat 5 IP connection for multi-matrix communications and
system setup
EASY 48 configuration and monitoring software for Windows® XP, 2000,
95/98 and NT® 4.0-based systems
Dome ping test and status display
RS-422 dome support, including simplex RS-422
DirectSet function control menu for SensorNet or RS-422 domes with
ControlCenter 200/300 DirectSet key or ADTTE, and AD2088, and
AD2089 site keys
48 video inputs
16 video outputs, 8 with text overlay
Optional Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) Adaptor Module allows
installation with simple UTP cable for video
Full embedded system menus for easy setup
Recorder control
User-defined macros
4096 preset titles and 250 alarm titles
Dedicated alarm programming tables differentiate between
alarm sources
RS-232 inputs expandable to 32
64 system tours and 64 salvos
MegaPower 48 Plus is an IP-enabled matrix switcher/controller
system that can operate as a standalone system or as part of
a network. Choose from one of three expansion modes and
grow your system by up to 288 inputs. Whether used as a
centralized or distributed system, MegaPower 48 Plus can be
cost-effectively installed and optimized for the most challenging
of site requirements.
The new EASY 48 system configuration software is a
user-friendly MS Windows application that permits the
administrator to program MegaPower 48 Plus either on-site
or remotely via Ethernet or RS-232. Use it to remotely check
the system status of cameras and monitors via an Ethernet
connection or to back up and restore system data.
The slim modular wall-mount design saves space and reduces
cabling costs by letting you install MegaPower 48 Plus in
the location that is most central to your cameras. Because it
doesn’t have to be rack mounted in a control room,
MegaPower 48 Plus can be installed anywhere in your facility
– even an electrical closet, or maximize the space and fit in
more devices in your standard rack by installing it at 90°
angle behind other equipment. You can also rack mount
MegaPower 48 Plus at other angles to facilitate easy cable
connections with the optional rack mount kit.
features
Secondary Units
Primary
8 trunk video
8 trunk video
8 trunk video
8 trunk video
8 trunk video
8 trunk video
System Expansion
Systems are expanded with a primary-to-secondary
relationship. There are three modes of expansion,
using Ethernet for command and control. If inter-matrix
communication is disrupted, all secondary units continue
functioning locally and the primary provides status to users of
the fault condition.
Mode 0: Basic system, 48 video inputs, 16 full crosspoint
video outputs.
Mode 1: The primary unit has 16 video trunk lines from each
of up to three secondary units, providing 16 full
crosspoint video outputs with up to 144 video inputs.
Mode 2: The primary unit has 12 video trunk lines from each
of up to four secondary units, providing 12 full
crosspoint video outputs with up to 192 video inputs.
Each secondary has three local outputs with full
crosspoint video switching of local cameras.
Mode 3: The primary unit has eight video trunk lines from
each of up to six secondary units, providing 8 full
crosspoint video outputs with up to 288 video inputs.
Each secondary has seven local outputs with full
crosspoint video switching of local cameras.
System Programming
On-screen menus enable you to program system features
from any full-system keyboard. Operators can use the monitors
with text overlay to program the system. In addition, the
EASY 48 system configuration software enables you to
custom-configure using computers running Windows XP,
2000, 95/98 or NT 4.0. This software package provides
simplified setup, archiving and retrieval of setup as well as the
ability to load and retrieve that data via Ethernet or RS-232.
RS-232 Communications
Eight direct ports allow standard communication with
keyboards, alarm interface units, recorder control devices,
computers, third party devices, modems (for text message
paging), and more. Each port can expand to four ports with
an optional port expander.
Mode 3 Example
Expansion Mode Chart
Total
Output s
KEY-
BOARDS
Patch
Panel
Dome
ALARMS
Video
Loss
RS232
Alarms
PRIMARY SECONDARY
Mode Inputs Output s Units
0 48 16 0 N/A N/A 32 16 192 48 512
80 16 1 0 0 64 32 320 80 512
112 16 2 0 0 96 48 448 112 512
1
144 16 3 0 0 128 64 576 144 512
84 12 1 3 3 64 32 336 84 512
120 12 2 3 6 96 48 480 120 512
2
156 12 3 3 9 128 64 624 156 512
192 12 4 3 12 160 80 768 192 512
88 8 1 7 7 64 32 352 88 512
128 8 2 7 14 96 48 512 128 512
168 8 3 7 21 128 64 672 168 512
3
208 8 4 7 28 160 80 832 208 512
248 8 5 7 35 192 96 992 248 512
288 8 6 7 42 224 112 1152 2888 512
Output s
Per
Camera Site Control
Users can control domes, pan/tilts, motorized lenses, auxiliary
outputs, presets and patterns at suitably-equipped camera
sites via SensorNet, RS-422 and Manchester outputs. To
better support legacy SpeedDomes and installations that use
simplex RS-422 communication, the system allows presets to
be stored in the dome.
Selectable On-Screen Text
Each of the first eight monitors can display the date/time,
video input number, 16-character user-definable video input or
preset title, alarm title, monitor status, and secondary status.
Macro Control
The system’s powerful macros allow each operator to
customize their own ControlCenter 1100 or AD2088/AD2089
workstations to perform a multitude of tasks via simple,
intuitive, easy-to-remember keystrokes.
Recorder Control
Users can control all of the standard recorder functions directly
from any suitably-equipped keyboard – play, stop, pause,
record, rewind, fast forward, and eject.
Pseudo Camera Numbers
Users can assign a four digit number to replace the default
video input number for each video input, making it easier
to identify cameras in multiple level buildings and similar
situations.
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