ERNITEC 1500M, 1501M, 1503M, 1502M Installation And Setup Instructions

Installation and Setup Instruction

for

Keyboard 1500M, 1501M, 1502M & 1503M

2821-00037, Rev.170898

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CLR

0

ESC

321

654

987

F9

F8F7

F6F5

F4

1/2

MODE

F3

DET
OFF

F2

ON

DET

F1

ADPRO

F11

OFF

F10

ON

F12

SHIFT

DELMENU

INS

?

AUX

AUX

AUTO

VCR

1

VCR

2

Validity

This manual covers the following keyboards:

Keyboard type 1500M, 1501M, 1502M or 1503M software version 1.1 Release

17.08.98 or later.

Compatibility

The Series 1500 keyboards are compatible with the following equipment:

SYSTEM 500M/1000M

1501M/1503M: Software Version 4.1 Release 10.03.97, or later.
1502M: Any version; however the Adpro functions are available only when

supported by the matrix software.
1500M: Any version.
Series BDR-510 telemetry receiver, software V.1.0 Release 05.11.96, or later.
Series BDR-550 telemetry receiver, software V.2.0 Release 16.10.96, or later.
BDR-575 telemetry receiver, software version 1.0 Release 13.03.97, or later.
Integrated Camera Unit (ICU), software version 1.0.

Approvals

All keyboard types are CE certified and approved with respect to EN 50081-1 and EN 50130-4
(EMC) and EN 60950 (LVD).

Introduction

The keyboards Series 1500 can be used for operating SYSTEM 500M and SYSTEM 1000M as
well as for direct operation of telemetry receivers Series BDR-510, Series BDR-550, BDR-575
and Integrated Camera Units (ICU).

However, variable speed operation of BDR-575 and the ICU is only possible when used with
keyboard 1501M or 1503M.

Keyboard types

Keyboard 1500M is equipped with a serial port with selectable RS-232/RS-485

interface.
Keyboard 1501M is furthermore equipped with a joystick for variable speed
operation of BDR-575 and the ICU.
Keyboard 1502M is equipped with a serial port with selectable RS-232/RS-485
interface and an ARC-net port for connection to SYSTEM 500M and 1000M. A
LCD display with two lines of each 40 characters and back light illumination are
used as status display and for user messages. The keyboard features Site selection
and Macro functions and is able to control the Adpro integration features in
connexion with SYSTEM 1000M, and SYSTEM 500M. For further information on
these subjects, refer to the SYSTEM 500M/1000M User- and Programming
Manuals.
Keyboard 1503M is furthermore equipped with a joystick for variable speed
operation of BDR-575 and the ICU.

Unpacking the keyboard

After unpacking the keyboard, carefully check for any sign of damage. Any such damage
should be reported to your supplier, or to Ernitec A/S directly, before installation.
Check that the keyboard packing carton contains the following items:

1 Keyboard 1500M, 1501M, 1502M or 1503M.
1 Keyboard Installation Manual (this manual)
1 Connector kit
1 Power supply

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Keyboard connections

The keyboard connections are shown on figure 1.

# Description

1500M/1501M 1502M/1503M

1-10 Power supply connector for the supplied mains adaptor or for external voltage 9-18 VAC/VDC 2,7 VA
1-11 N/A ARC-net connector used for interconnection of

SYSTEM 1000M units and keyboards.
1-12 N/A Switch for ARC-net line termination.
1-13 RS-485/RS-232 connector used for connection of SYSTEM 500M/1000M, alarm printer or direct

connection to Series BDR-500 or ICU's.

1-14 Switch for RS-485 line termination.

Installation

When the installation is completed make sure to set up the keyboard in accordance with the
installation and the intended use; refer to the Set-up section.

Power connection

Connect the power supply unit to the keyboard PSU connector 1-10 (refer to figure 1) and to
the mains socket.

ARC-net connection to SYSTEM 1000M

Connect the ARC-net cable to socket 1-11 (refer to figure 1):

SYSTEM 1000M Keyboard 1502M/1503M

Pin Description Pin Description

1 or 5 Positive signal 1 or 5 Positive signal
6 or 9 Negative signal 6 or 9 Negative signal

All SYSTEM 1000M units are interconnected through the ARC-net. Also the keyboards might
be connected to the ARC-net. Remember to terminate the ARC-net line in both ends of the
cable. This is done by setting the belonging small switches to the 120 Ω or 100 Ω position
corresponding to the characteristic impedance of the cable used, refer to fig. 1-12. Make sure,
that only the first and the last physical unit on the cable is terminated, refer to figure 2 for
termination instructions. On all other units the termination switches should be set to the OFF
position.

Maximum cable length is approximately 1700 metres.

Note: The ARC-net is a Local Area Network, and is as such very dependant on a good quality
cable installation. It is therefore important to use high quality twisted pair data transmission
cable, with a characteristic impedance of 120 Ω or 100 Ω.
Warning: Do not in any way connect an optional cable shield/screen!

Recommended 120 Ω types are:

Belden 8132 (2 pairs).

Alcatel 6806 Ecomatch (4 pairs).
For further information on suitable cables for ARC-net, refer to the SYSTEM 1000M Installation
Instruction.

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RS-485 connection to SYSTEM 500M/1000M

Connect the RS-485 cable to socket 1-13 (refer to figure 1):

SYSTEM 500M/1000M Keyboard 580M/1801M/1802M

Pin Description Pin Description

6 or 8 Positive signal 6 or 8 Positive signal
7 or 9 Negative signal 7 or 9 Negative signal

1, 4 or 5* GND (Connect to cable screen) 1, 4 or 5* GND (Connect to cable screen)

Remember to terminate the RS-485 line in both ends of the cable. This is done by setting the
belonging small switches to the 120 Ω or 100 Ω position corresponding to the characteristic
impedance of the cable used, refer to fig. 1-14. Make sure, that only the first and the last
physical unit on the cable is terminated, refer to figure 2 for termination instructions. On all
other units the termination switches should be set to the OFF position.

Maximum cable length is 1200 metres.

It is recommended to use high quality twisted pair cable designed for data transmission.
*Connection of cable shield/screen is optional and will normally not be needed.

RS-485 connection to telemetry receivers Series BDR-500, the ICU and BED-108

Connect the RS-485 cable to socket 1-13 (refer to figure 1):

Series 1500 BDR-550/1 BDR-510/4 BDR-511/2/3 BDR-575 ICU BED-108

Pin Desc. Pin Desc. Pin Desc. Pin Desc. Pin Desc. Pin Desc. Pin Desc.

6 or 8 Pos. *X5- PCM IN- X7+ CTRL IN+ X12+ PCM IN+ 2 N/A 1 COM+ X3+ ERNA+
7 or 9 Neg. *X5+ PCM IN+ X7- CTRL IN- X12- PCM IN- 1 N/A 2 COM- X3- ERNA-

1, 4, 5 GND Do NOT connect!

Details on interconnecting various types of telemetry receivers and termination of the RS-485
line can be found on figure 3.

Telemetry Receivers Series BDR-51X and BDR-55X and the BED-108 Control Signal Distributor
Unit will terminate the RS-485 properly by themselves when installed in the correct daisy chain
configuration and do not require additional line termination. The ICU and the BDR-575 are
bus-connected and consequently the line must be terminated, on the ICU with an external
resistor, on the BDR-575 by enabling the RS-485 LK1 jumper on the interface board.

Different types of telemetry receivers can also be mixed on the common control line.
Remember, that each telemetry receiver/ICU must have an unique address equal to the camera

number minus 1, refer to the relevant telemetry receiver manual. Also the Series 1500
keyboard must be set for direct control of telemetry receivers (CamCrtl), refer to the Set-up
section located later in this manual.

Maximum cable length is 1200 metres. However, telemetry receivers Series BDR-51X and
BDR-55X as well as the BED-108 features an active control signal repeater allowing further
3000 meters (BDR-51X further 1200 meters) distance to the next unit.

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RS-232-C connection to SYSTEM 500M/1000M

Connect the RS-232-C cable to socket 1-13 (refer to figure 1).

SYSTEM 500M/1000M Keyboard Series 1500

Pin Description Pin Description

3 Transmit 2 Receive
2 Receive 3 Transmit

1, 4 or 5 Ground (To cable screen also) 1, 4 or 5 Ground (To cable screen also)

Maximum cable length is 50 metres.
The RS-232 port on the 1502M or 1503M keyboard can also be used for connection to a serial

printer for alarm logging, if the keyboard is connected to the SYSTEM 1000M via the ARC-net.
To use the feature the SYSTEM 1000M must be set-up accordingly, refer to the SYSTEM
1000M Programming Manual.

Also telemetry receivers can be controlled via the RS-232 port. The Transmit signal should be
connected to the positive terminal on the telemetry receiver and the GND signal to the
negative terminal, except on the Series BDR-550 where the signals must be reversed.

Keyboard Set-up

When using external keyboard(s) in an matrix installation, it is important to check the factory
programmed default settings for the keyboards before use to avoid conflict or dead-lock
situations like several keyboards having the same address.

When used as a matrix keyboard, make sure the following parameters are set correct:

Keyboard type=SysKbd / System keyboard.

Communication media: In accordance with the interface used.

Baud rate: In accordance with baud rate set in SYSTEM 500M/1000M.

Keyboard address: Make sure the address set is unique.
When used for direct control of telemetry receivers/ICU's:

Keyboard type=CamCrtl / Direct camera control.

Communication media=RS-485.

Beeper

During set-up mode the key-beep sound is changed to indicate you are in set-up.
Various different beeps indicates valid or invalid selections.
Keyboards 1500M and 1501M will indicate wrong entries during set-up by no key-beep at all

and will await a valid selection - set-up is not left until a valid selection has been made.

Operation of AUX relays

Set-up allow three different operation methods:

Latched, or toggled function.

Un-latched, or momentary, push-button, function.

1801M emulation, must be selected when the keyboard is connected to SYSTEM

500M/1000M software version 2.1 or lower.

Might also be selected when used with newer matrix software; in this case is the

functionality of the AUX-relays, latched or un-latched, controlled by the matrix

set-up individually for each camera.

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