9 Channel Color
Triplex Multiplexer
User’s Manual
and
Operation Instructions
Version 1.0
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Table of Content
Safety Warning 1
Introduction 2
Specification 3
Systems connection 4
Front Panel definition 4
Rear Panel definition 5
Mode function description 6
1. Overview 6
2. Full Screen display 6
3. Quad Screen display 7
4. 8-CH, 9-CH, 16-CH screen display 7
5. Auto Sequential Switching 9
6. Zoom display function 9
7. Freeze display function 9
8. Call Monitor 9
Pin Assignment 10
1. Alarm port 10
2. RS-485 port 10
3. S-VHS port 10
4. Loop switch 10
Functional Setting 11
Menu setup 11
Date,Time & OSD setup 11
1. Date&Time setting 11
2. Save Setting 11
Language Select 11
Camera Setup 12
1. Select Channel 12
2. Brightness 12
3. Sharpness 12
4. Color 12
5. Vloss Indicator 12
6. Title of Camera 12
Alarm Setup 13
1. Alarm Function 13
2. Alarm Duration 13
3. Alarm Buzzer 13
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4. Alarm Indicator 13
Alarm channel 13
1. Select Channel 14
2. Alarm Polarity 14
3. POP-OUT Monitor 14
Record Setup 15
1. VCR recording time setting 15
2. VCR trigger setting 15
3. VCR input type setting 15
Select Channel 15
1. Select Channel 16
2. Normal Record 16
3. Alarm Weighted 16
4. Motion Weighted 16
Event Setup 17
1. Alarm Event Log 17
2. Loss Camera Log 17
3. Blind Camera Log 17
4. Motion Event Log 17
5. Clear History 17
6. History Listing 17
Motion Setup 18
1. Motion Function 18
2. Motion Buzzer 18
3. Motion Duration 18
4. Motion Indicator 18
Motion Channel 19
1. Select Channel 19
2. Motion Active 19
3. Window visible 19
4. Sensitivity 20
5. Motion Velocity 20
6. Motion Area 20
There are 5 colors represent the state 20
1. Purple color 20
2. Green color 20
3. Transparent 20
4. Cursor in red color 20
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5. Cursor in blue color 20
Remote Setup 21
1. Remote BAUD Rate 21
2. Machine Address ID 21
3. Machine Name 21
4. Port 1 Device Type 21
5. Port 2 Device Type 21
6. Port Cross Link 21
System setup 22
1. Sequence Dwell Time setting 22
2. Video Type setting ( NTSC/PAL ) 22
3. Text Size 22
4. Timer Display 22
5. Title Display 23
6. ON-Screen Indicator 23
7. Horizon Shift 23
8. Vertical Shift 23
9. Key-Lock Level 23
10. Password 23
11. System Default Setting 23
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Safety Warning
1. To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose this equipment to the environment
of high humidity and dust. Do not use it in an unprotected outdoor installation
or any area classified as a wet area.
2. Installation environment: The temperature should be kept between 0oC ~
+50oC
3. For safety sake, do not disseminate the unit or put it on an unstable base.
4. Ventilation: Openings in the enclosure are provided for ventilation and to
ensure reliable operation of the unit and to protect it from overheating. These
openings must not be blocked or covered. This unit should not be placed in a
built-in installation unless proper ventilation is provided.
5. Cleanse: Unplug the unit from the outlet before cleansing. Do not use liquid
cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth to clean it.
6. Overload: Do not overload outlets and extension cords as this may result in a
risk of fire or electric shock.
7. Power-cord Protection: Power-supply cords should be routed so that they are
not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them,
paying particular attention to cords at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the
point where they exit from the appliance.
8. Object and Liquid Entry: Never push objects of any kind into this unit through
openings as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short-out parts that
could result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the
unit.
9. Service: Do not attempt to service this unit yourself as opening or removing
covers may expose you to dangerous voltage of other hazards. Refer all
servicing to qualified service personnel.
10. In order to prevent the electric shock, please notice the cautious sign
and do not directly contact with the connectors.
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Introduction
9 Channel Color Triplex Multiplexer, a real time color Triplex Multiplexer, is the best
choice for 9 cameras multiple monitoring and recording. The video inputs and outputs
are digitally processed and stored as consecutive fields on videotape. The
multiplexer allows viewing VCR playback, 9-camera inputs display and recording at
the same time.
Main Features:
q Full capability triplex multiplexer with simultaneously multiple monitoring.
q Connect up to 9 cameras with loop through.
q High Resolution 720 x 480 (NTSC), 768 x 512 (PAL).
q Superior quality display and 16 million true colors.
q Alarm, Motion, Blind and Video loss detection.
q Up to 100 set Event History Log.
q NTSC/PAL dual system.
q Freeze and movable 2xzoom window function support.
q Programmable auto sequential switching function and adjustable dwelling time
(from 1 to 599 seconds).
q Built-in timer and title generator.
q Alarm with built-in buzzer and weighting record.
q Selectable time-lapse recording mode and VCR trigger record support .
q VCR playback in multi-screen mode image.
q VCR playback zoom in full screen for detail images.
q VCR pass through.
q RS485 remote control. Be able to control many brands of Speed Dome.
q Call monitor
q Motion Detection with shading area adjustable.
q Blind Camera Detection.
q Rack mount 1U size.
q User-friendly front panel design.
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Specification
System format: NTSC / PAL programmable
Video input: 9 cameras inputs, 1V p-p/75 ohm,
1 VCR input, 1V p-p/75 ohm
Video output: 9 video with loop through outputs, 1V p-p/75 ohm
Monitor output: BNC&Y/C video outputs (1V p-p/75 ohm)
Recording output: BNC&Y/C video output, 1V p-p/75 ohm
Refresh rate: 60 fields/sec. (NTSC), 50 fields/sec. (PAL)
Resolution: 720 x 480 (NTSC), 768 x 512 (PAL)
VCR playback: Yes
Playback zoom: Yes
Video freeze: Yes
Video loss detection: Yes
Record: Selectable time-lapse recording mode or VCR trigger.
Alarm input: 9 alarm inputs
Alarm output: 1 Normally Open, 1 Normally Closed relay output
Buzzer: Yes
Title: 8 characters title generator for each camera input
Timer: Built-in real time clock
Setup: On screen setup
Switching: Programmable auto sequential switch and adjustable
dwelling time (1-599 sec.)
Remote control: 2 RS485 Port
Power source: Power Adaptor DC 5V / 5 A
Power consumption: 20W max.
Dimension: 430x 343x 44 mm
Weight: 3.4 Kg.
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The System Connection of 9 Channel Color Triplex Multiplexer
RS485
REMOTE CONTROL
Front Panel Definition
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1~9 : Full channel display CH1~CH9 in live or playback mode on VCR
10 : AUTO/SEL - Auto sequence mode or Select camera display in both live
and VCR display mode .
11 : MENU - Menu setup or Exit without saving
12 : LIVE/VCR - Live display mode or VCR playback mode switch
13 : FREEZE/ESC - Freeze display in live mode or Esc in menu setup
14 : ZOOM/ENTER - 2x2 Zoom or Enter in menu setup
15 : Up or 8 ch-live / 8 ch-playback mode
16 : Right or 9 ch live/playback mode
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17 : Down or 8 ch live/playback mode
18 : Left or 4 ch live/playback mode
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Rear Panel Definition
1~9 : Camera Input Port
10~18 : Camera Looping
19 : Alarm Port (DB-25)
20 : Main Monitor S-Video output
21 : VCR S-VHS IN (S-Video)
22 : VCR S-VHS OUT (S-Video)
23 : Call Monitor (BNC)
24 : Main Monitor (BNC)
25 : VCR OUT (BNC)
26 : VCR IN (BNC)
27 : 5V DC Power Input
28 : RS485 PORT 1 (RJ11)
29 : RS485 PORT 2 (RJ11)
30 : ISP Loader (DB-9)
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Mode Function Description
Overview :
In the 9-ch multiplex , the display mode is divided into two main display mode :
Live display mode and VCR playback mode . Both Live display mode and VCR
playback mode are divided into Full screen display , Quad screen display , 8-CH
screen display , 9-CH screen display and 16-CH screen display .
Note : 1. If you change the mode from VCR playback mode into Live display mode,
the image of CH1 window will take a little time to be present .
2. If you change the mode from Live display mode into VCR playback mode,
the image of playback video will take a little time to be displayed in all
channel path .
3. During VCR playback mode, the output of the VCR out port is no camera
#1 video signal. If turn back to live display mode, the camera #1 video
signal will be present in the VCR out port.
4. After you select any kind of camera index in all split mode, this camera
index table will be remembered even if you have this split mode. After
you back to this split mode, the camera index is the same as former camera
index table you had selected.
Represent the live mode
Represent the playback mode
Represent the motion detected
Represent the alarm detected
Represent the blind detected
Represent the video loss detected
Full screen display:
Press any channel CH1~CH9, the picture of the corresponding channel will fill the
whole screen of the monitor. These function keys are available in Live display and
VCR playback mode .
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Quad screen display:
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1~9
1~9
1~9
1~9
Either in live display or in VCR playback mode, press the Quad screen key, the
images of the four cameras will be displayed in a quad page .
You can use the sel / up / right / down / left keys to assign camera channel in display
window.
For example: press SEL key for 2 seconds, then use right/left key to select window
and use up/down key to select camera 1-5-7-9, then the screen will be like
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Quad split Window index Quad split Camera index Quad split Camera index
Note :
1. You must press SEL key again to exit SEL mode.
2. In live mode, you can select any camera into any windows.
3. In all VCR playback modes, the setting method is the same as live mode. You
can select any camera into any windows, but you cannot select the same
camera in the different window.
8-CH screen display
In live display mode, press the 8-ch screen key, the images of the eight cameras will
be displayed in a 8-ch page .
In VCR playback mode, press the 8-ch screen key, the main window will be a
playback channel and the others will be live channels.
In live mode, you can use SEL key to assign cameras into display windows. But in
VCR display mode, you can just only use SEL key to assign cameras into the main
window .
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12345
678
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8 split window index 8 split camera index
9-CH screen display
In live display mode, press the9-ch screen key, the images of the nine cameras will be
displayed in a 9-ch page.
In VCR playback mode, press the 9-ch screen key, the all windows are for playback.
In live mode, you can use SEL key to assign cameras into display windows. But in
VCR display mode you cannot use SEL key to assign cameras into any window.
9 split window index 9 split camera index
16-CH screen display
When press the16-ch screen key, the upper 8 windows will be live channels, the lower
8 windows will be playback channels.
In both live & VCR display mode ,you cannot use SEL key to assign cameras into
display or playback windows.
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16 split window index & camera index
Auto sequential switching:
Press AUTO key the systems will enter the auto sequential switching mode (Green
“Auto” character will indicate on the left-upper corner screen), the sequence of
switching time is programmable in setting menu. The auto sequential switching mode
is implemented in each live split mode except 16-split mode. In 4-,8-,9-split modes,
the camera is switching in the right-upper corner screen.
Note: You can press any other key to terminate auto sequential switching.
Zoom display function:
Press ZOOM key the systems will enter the 2x2 zoom mode no matter in live or VCR
playback display mode , the window of zoom can be moved by keys UP/ Down/
Left /Right .
Freeze display function:
Press FREEZE key the system will freeze current display in live mode “Zz… .” icon
will indicate on the left-upper corner screen).
Call Monitor:
Each camera will be displayed in turns by dwell time in normal condition. But if all
kind of alarm event (alarm, motion detect, video loss, blind camera) occurs, the alarm
event channel will be displayed all the time. And if multi-alarm occurs, the alarm
event channels will be displayed in turns by 20 seconds.
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Pin Assignment
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25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14
ALARM PORT (DB-25 Female)
1~9 : Alarm Input CH1~CH9
17 : VCR Trigger
18~20 : GND
21 : Alarm Output NC
22 : Alarm Output COM
23 : Alarm Output NO
RS-485 PORT 1/2 (RJ-11)
1 : Reserved
2 : Reserved
3 : Data +
4 : Data 5 : Reserved
6 : Reserved
S-VHS PORT
1 : GND
2 : GND
13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
654321
3 : Y
4 : C
LOOP switch
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Functional Setting
1. Menu SetupPress the Menu key to set time/date, camera setup, alarm setup,
record setup, event setup, motion setup, system setup.
There are 7 pages in the setting mode:
1: DATE, TIME SETUP
2: LANGUAGE SELECT
3. CAMERA SETUP
4: ALARM SETUP
5: RECORD SETUP
6: EVENT SETUP
7: MOTION SETUP
8: REMOTE SETUP
9: SYSTEM SETUP
Keys for setting are as below:
MENU
SET TIME-OF-DATE Y:00:M00:D00
H00:m00:s00
LANGUAGE SELECT ***ENGLISH***
CAMERA SETUP PAGE
ALARM SETUP PAGE
RECORD SETUP PAGE
EVENT SETUP PAGE
MOTION SETUP PAGE
REMOTE SETUP PAGE
SYSTEM SETUP PAGE
SAVE SETTINGS
l Press key MENU to enter MENU SETUP mode or exit without saving
l Press key ENTER to enter other page or assign item ( green words )
l Press key ESC to exit page or selected item.
l Press key UP/DOWN to assign setup data or select item or adjust the content.
l Press key RIGHT/LEFT to select numerical item
2. Date, Time, and on screen display setting
DATE - data format is Y00-M00-D00, where
Y: Year data from 00 to 99
M: Month data from 01 to 12
D : Day data from 01 to 31
TIME - data format is H:m:s, where
H: Hour data from 00 to 23
M : Minute data from 00 to 59
S: Second data from 00 to 59
SAVE SETTING
Exit setup menu and setup parameters will be saved into EEPROM. The
saved contents are including all items of menu and submenu.
3. Language Select
You can select what kinds of language you need.
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4. Camera Setup
SELECT CHANNEL CH01
BRIGHTNESS 10
SHARPNESS 10
COLOR 10
VLOSS INDICATOR ON
TITLE OF CAMER 01 _ _ _ _ _ _
CAMERA SETUP
ESC TO PREVIOUS PAGE
This setup page can enter only in the live mode. If you select this page in playback
mode, the message ”ERR” will be present. As you enter this setup page, the display
mode will be changed to the 9 split mode; after you exit this setup page, the display
mode will back to the previous split mode.
SELECT CHANNEL: select the adjusting channel no (CH1-CH9). If select
a channel, and then the content of BRIGHTNESS, SHARPNESS,
VLOSS INDICATOR and TITLE OF CAMERA will be changed to the
related contents.
BRIGHTNESS: Adjust the brightness of this channel for each channel; the value is
from 0 to 19.
SHARPNESS: Adjust the sharpness of this channel for each channel ; the value is
from 0 to 19.
COLOR: Adjust the Color of this channel for each channel; the value is from 0 to 19.
VLOSS INDICATOR: Enable/Disable the “VLOSS” indicator, as this channel is no
video input.
“ON”: enable the indicator
“OFF”: disable the indicator
TITLE OF CAMERA: There are 8 characters title generator for each channel
“__” represent the BLANK character.
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5. Alarm Setup
ALARM SETUP
ALARM FUNCTION ON
ALRRM DURATION 010
ALARM BUZZER ON
ALARM INDUCATOR ON
ALARM CHANNEL…..
ESC TO PREVIOUS PAGE
ALARM FUNCTION: Enable/disable the alarm function
“ON”: enable the alarm function
“OFF”: disable the alarm function
ALARM DURATION: Adjust the alarm duration, the value is from 0 to 399
ALARM BUZZER: Enable/disable the alarm buzzer
“ON”: enable the alarm buzzer
“OFF”: disable the alarm buzzer
ALARM INDICATOR: Enable/disable the Bell icon indicator as the alarm event is
occurred in this channel.
“ON”: enable the alarm function
“OFF”: disable the alarm function
Alarm Channel ……
ALARM CHANNEL
SELECT CHANNEL CH01
ALARM POLARITY N.O.
POP-OUT MONITOR OFF
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ESC TO PREVIOUS PAGE
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SELECT CHANNEL: Select the adjusting channel no (CH01-CH9). If select a
channel, and then the content of ALARM POLARITY and POP-OUT MONITOR
will be changed to the related contents.
ALARM POLARITY: Adjust the alarm channel polarity for each channel.
“N.O.”: Alarm is active low
“N.C.”: Alarm is active high
“OFF”: Alarm is not active no matter input signal is low or high.
POP-OUT MONITOR: Adjust the POP-OUT MONITOR for each channel.
“OFF”: don’t popup the alarm channel video to main or call Monitor.
“MAIN” : popup the alarm channel video to main monitor.
“CALL”: popup the alarm channel video to call monitor.
Note: Alarm input can be a contact type or TTL/CMOS level signal.
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6. Record Setup
BNC
RECORD SETUP
VCR RECORD TIME 002H
VCR TRIG OFF
VCR INPUT TYPE
RECORD CHANNEL……
VCR RECORD TIME SETTING: Use the UP/ DOWN/ ENTER keys to select
VCR RECORD TIME and change the recording hour to be compatible with
diverse VCR. Real Time Setting: Set 002 H or below for real time
recording Time-Lapse Setting : Set the adjustable hour to match the
Time-Lapse VCR .
For example : Set 024 H to match up 24 hours Time Lapse mode VCR
and increase or decrease the number from 22 H ~ 26 H to keep good
performance in record timing if 024H do not really match to VCR .
VCR TRIGGER SETTING ON / OFF: Use the UP/ DOWN/ ENTER keys to select
VCR TRIGGER and set the function enable or disable to record
synchronously with VCR trigger .
VCR INPUT TYPE BNC / S –VIDEO: Use the UP/ DOWN/ ENTER keys to select
VCR INPUT TYPE and switch the input connecter between BNC and
S-VIDEO types
Select Channel… ..
SELECT CHANNEL CH01
NORMAL RECORD ON
ALARM WEIGHTED ON
MOTION WEIGHTED ON
SELECT CHANNEL: select the adjusting channel no (CH01-CH9). If select a
channel, and then the content of NORMAL RECORD, ALARM
WEIGHTED and MOTION WEIGHTED will be changed to the related
contents.
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NORMAL RECORD: Enable/disable the recording function for each channel.
“NO”: This channel will be recorded out to the VCR OUT port.
“OFF”: This channel will not be recorded out to the VCR OUT Port.
ALARM WEIGHTED: Enable/disable the alarm-weighted function for each
channel.
“NO”: This channel will be weighted recorded out to the VCR OUT port.
“OFF”: This channel will not be weighted recorded out to the VCR OUT
port.
MOTION WEIGHTED: Enable/disable the motion weighted function for each
channel.
“NO”: This channel will be weighted recorded out to the VCR OUT port.
“OFF”: This channel will not be weighted recorded out to the VCR OUT
port.
Note: The method of the channel weighted record is descript as following:
Example: There are channel 1,2,3,4,7 and 9 in the normal record output path.
The sequence of record output video flow is as below.
1?2?3?4?7?9?1?2?3?4?7……………
In this condition, the alarm events are happened in the channel 3 and 7.
And then the sequence of record out put video flow is channel as below:
1?3?7?2?3?7?4?3?7?9?3?7?1?
3?7?2?3?7?4?3?7?9?3?7…….
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7. Event Setup
EVENT SETUP
ALARM EVENT LOG ON
LOSS CAMERA LOG ON
BLIND CAMERA LOG OFF
MOTION EVENT LOG OFF
CLEAR HISTORY!! OFF
HISTORY LISTING
ESC TO PREVIOUS PAGE
ALARM EVENT LOG: Enable/disable the ALARM EVENT LOG to the history
listing.
“ON”: enable the ALARM EVENT LOG to the history listing.
“OFF”: disable the ALARM EVENT LOG to the history listing.
LOSS CAMERA LOG: Enable/disable the VIDIO LOSS EVENTLOG to the history
listing.
ON: enable the VIDIO LOSS EVENTLOG to the history listing.
OFF: disable the VIDIO LOSS EVENTLOG to the history listing.
BLIND CAMERA LOG: Enable/disable the BLINDING CAMERA LOG to the
history listing.
ON: enable the BLINDING CAMERA LOG to the history listing.
OFF: disable the BLINDING CAMERA LOG to the history listing.
MOTION EVENT LOG: Enable/disable the MOTION EVENT LOG
to the history listing.
ON: enable the MOTION SETECTION EVENT LOG to the history listing.
OFF: disable the MOTION SETECTION EVENT LOG to the history listing.
CLEAR HISTORY: enable/disable to clean the content of history listing.
HISTORY LISTING: Present the content of history listing; use the up/down key to
witch into previous/next page, the LEFT/RIGHT key to skip to title head/tail,
the ESC key to return back previous setup page.
1.Y 02/01/16 03:33:19 ? 15
2. Y02/01/16 03:33:19 13
3. Y 02/01/16 03:33:14 02
? UP ? DOWN ? HOME ? END
EVENT HISTORY
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8. Motion Setup
The method of motion detection is as below description. Motion detection function
operates on each channel independently. Each channel has 192 detection windows
(16*12 cells/screen). If the motioned cells are higher than the setting value if the
sensitivity setting by the user.
What is the motioned cell? If the comparison between reference image and the
current image are different, this cell is affirmed as motion elected.
The reference image is refreshed at an internal of moving velocity set by the user. If
the velocity value is setting more fast. And then the slower movement will not be
affirmed as a motion selection. According to above description, if the moving body
is slower, you can select the “HIGH” sensitivity state and the “LOW” moving
velocity state to achieve better motion detection. If the moving body is faster, you
can select the “HIGH” sensitivity state, and the “HIGH” moving velocity state to
achieve better motion detection.
MOTION FUNCTION ON
MOTION BUZZER AUTO
MOTION DURATION 010 SEC
MOTION INDICATOR ON
MOTION CHANNEL ??.
MOTION SETUP
MOTION FUNCTION: Enable/disable the motion detect function
“ON”: enable the motion detect function
“OFF”: disable the motion detect function
MOTION BUZZER: Set the buzzer state
“OFF”: Disable the buzzer if motion event is happened
“AUTO”: The buzzer will keep beep one beep if motion event is happened.
“MANUAL”: The buzzer will beep a period time depending on the setting
of “MOTION DURATION” if motion event is happened.
MOTION DURATION: Adjust the motion buzzer duration if the “MOTION
BUZZER” is in “MANUAL “ state.
The value is from 0 to 399
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MOTION INDICATOR: Enable/disable the “human icon” indicator as a channel has
motion detection.
“ON”: Enable the “human icon” indicator as a channel has motion detection.
“OFF”: disable the “human icon” indicator as a channel has motion
detection.
Motion Channel… ..
MOTION CHANNEL CH01
MOTION ACTIVE MD+BL
WINDOW VISI
SENSITIVITY HIGH
MOVING VELOCITY HIGH
MOTION AREA
MOTION SETUP
BLE
ON
SELECT CHANNEL: Select the adjusting channel no (CH01-CH9). If select a
channel, and then the content of MOTION ACTIVE, WINDOW VISIBLE,
SENSTIVITY and MOVING VELOCITY will be changed to the related
contents.
MOTION ACTIVE: Enable / disable the motion detect function for each channel.
“MOTION”: Enable the motion detect function for each channel. If you
select this setting the screen will appear the 192 grids of the motion detect
and the selected motion detect area. But the blind function is disable.
“BLIND”: Enable the blind function for each channel. If you select this
setting, the screen will appear the blind icon as the blind event is happened.
“MD+BL”: Enable the Motion Detect and blind function.
“OFF”: disable motion detect function and blind function for each channel.
If you select this “OFF” state, the screen will discard all of the motion
detect area, but still show the grids of the motion detect, and the blind icon
will not appear in the screen as the blind event is happened.
WINDOW VISIBLE: Visible / invisible the motion detect area.
(This switch don’t affect the state of the motion detect for each channel)
“ON”: Visible the motion detect area for each channel, If you select this
“ON state, the screen will appear both the grids of the motion detect and the
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selected motion detect area.
“OFF”: invisible the motion detect area for each channel, but the motion
detect function is still enable.
If you select this “OFF” state, the screen will disappear both the grids of the
motion detect , and the selected motion detect area.
SENSITIVITY: The motion detection sensitivity means that motion detection is
determinated on depending quantity of motion area change. So user can set
the value as the threshold of motion detection.
“HIGH”: This setting is most sensitive motion detection, because this setting
is the lowest quantity of motion area change.
“MEDIUM”: This setting is lowest sensitive motion detection, because this
setting is the medium quantity of motion area change.
“LOW”: This setting is most sensitive motion detection, because this setting
is the highest quantity of motion area change.
MOVING VELOCITY: The motion detection velocity means that motion detection
is determinated depending on velocity of motion area change.
“HIGH”: This setting is the shortest comparison interval.
“MEDIUM”: This setting is the medium comparison interval.
“LOW”: This setting is the longest comparison interval.
MOTION AREA: In this page, user can select a motion area and change the state
(active/non-active). User can use the direction key to move to the position
user want to set.
There are 5 colors represent the state:
Purple color: represents that the unit of block has a motion detection.
Green color: represents that the unit of block is ready for detecting motion
activities.
Transparent: represents that the unit of block is unable to detect any motion
activities.
Cursor in red color: represents that the unit of block behind the Cursor of is
ready for detecting motion activities.
Cursor in blue color: represents that the unit of block behind the cursor is
unable to detect any motion activities.
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9. Remote Setup
REMOTE BAUD RATE: 2400 / 4800 / 9600 / 19200
REMOTE SETUP
REMOTE BAUD RATE 9600
MACHINE ADDRESS ID 01
MACHINE NAME MUX_ _
PORT 1 DEVICE TYPE KEYB
PORT 2 DEVICE TYPE LILIN
PORT CROSS LINK ON
PORT CROSS LINK ON
MACHINE ADDRESS ID: Use the UP/DOWN/ENTER keys to set the
Address ID of this machine. In the whole system architecture, the value is
range from 01 to 16.
MACHINE NAME: There are 5 character spaces to hold the name.
PORT 1 DEVICE TYPE: This switch define which device the port 1 (RS485)
is connecting. The default is KEYB (REMOTE KEYBOARD)
PORT 2 DEVICE TYPE: This switch define which device the port 2 (RS485)
is connecting. The default is LILIN (LILIN’S FAST DOME)
PORT CROSS LINK: This switch is setting whether both the PORT 1 & PORT
2 are cross connected?
“ON”: Both PORT 1 & PORT 2 are connected. The Multiplex can use
PORT 1 to connect one Remote Keyboard and one kind of Fast Dome via
PORT 2 bus, and it can be controlled by this Remote Keyboard, but it
cannot connect any Fast Dome in the PORT 1 bus. In this architecture
you can install multiple keyboard via PORT 1 bus.
“OFF”: Both PORT 1 & PORT 2 are not cross connected.
The multiplex can use PORT 1 to connect one Remote Keyboard and one
kind of fast Dome via PORT 1 bus, and both the mux and fast Dome can be
controlled by the Remote keyboard, on the same bus, but not the fast Dome
at the other side.
In This architecture, the multiplex can also install another keyboard and
another kind of fast Dome via PORT 2 bus, and it can be controlled by this
Keyboard on the same bus.
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10. System Setup
REMOTE BAUD RATE 9600
SEQUENCE DWELL TIME 01 SEC
VIDEO TYPE NTSC
TEXT SIZE LARGE
TIMER DISPLAY LIVE + PLAY
ON-SCREEN INDICATOR ON
TITLE DISPLAY ON
HORIZON SHIFT 5
VERTICAL SHIFT 5
KEY-LOCK LEVEL NONE
PASSWORD ****
SYSTEM DEFAULT!! OFF
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SYSTEM SETUP
SEQUENCE DWELL TIME SETTING: Use the UP/ DOWN / ENTER keys to
select SEQUENCE DWELL TIME and change the dwell time from 000
~599 SEC for the auto sequence function.
VIDEO TYPE SETTING: Use the UP/ DOWN / ENTER keys to select VIDEO
TYPE and switch the video signal format between NTSC and PAL. You
must reset the system again by power to change to the new video type you
set.
TEXT SIZE: Select any kind of text size (SMALL/LARGE) to fit your requirement.
“SMALL”: This setting will change the text size (LIVE BLACK, FREEZE,
ALARM, MOTIONINDICATORS, LIVE PLAYBACK, TIME/DATE
CODE, TITLE.) to small size.
“LARGE”: This setting will change all of the text size to large size.
TIMER DISPLAY: Select any kind if TIME DISPLAY Mode.
LIVE + PLAY: This setting will display both the LIVE and PLAYBACK
time /date code on the screen.
“LIVE”: This setting will display the LIVE time/date code on the screen.
“PLAY”: This setting will display the PLAYBACK time/date code on the
screen.
“OFF”: This setting will not display both the LIVE and PLAYBACK time
/date code on the screen.
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TITEL DISPLAY: Enable/display the camera title display function
“ON”: enable the title of camera displayed on the screen.
“OFF”: disable the display function.
ON-SCREEN INDICATOR:
“ON”: This setting will display the indicator (LIVE, PLAYBACK,
FREEZE)
“OFF”: This setting will not display the indicator (LIVE, PLAYBACK,
FREEZE)
HORIZON SHIFT: Adjust the position of the whole screen in the horizontal
direction. The value is from 0 to 9.
VERTICAL SHIFT: Adjust the position of the whole screen in the vertical direction.
The value is from 0 to 9.
KEY-LOCK LEVEL: Setting the priority of user operation
NONE: NO user priority setting
PARTIAL: At this setting, user is just capable of all hot keys except both the
MENU and VCR/LIVE keys. If user presses this two keys. The password
dialog is popup. In this time, user need to key in the password for entering
the operation.
ALL: At this setting, user cannot operate any key, if user press any key of
the password dialog is popup. In this time, user need to key in the
password for entering the operation.
PASSWORD: The default password is “1234”
IF you want to change the password, please use the channel number key 1~9
(it is represent numerical 1~9)
SYSTEM DEFAULT SETTING: Use the UP/ DOWN / ENTER keys to select
SYSTEM DEFAULT and ESC key make the system to be restored the
default parameters before shipped.
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