Ganz ZS-SX Series Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

Installation and operating instructions
ZS-SX Series
Simplex Multiplexer
Please read this manual before installing, setting up,
operating, storing or otherwise handling this device.
These Installation and Operating Instructions, (edition of 01 - 06/2000), are for use with the following multiplexers:
ZS-SX116P and ZS-SX109P (year 2000 version)
Contents
Intended use 4
European directives 4
Identification plate 4
Safety measures
Electrical hazards 5
Installation 5
Maintenance and Repair 5
Operation 5
Symbols used in this manual 5
Product description
Items supplied 6
Recommended Accessories 6
Summary of functions 6
Operating controls 7
Operation
Switching the unit on and off 8
Control buttons and screen display 8
Change unit type 9
Selection of operating mode 9
Displaying individual camera images 10
Automatic sequencing 10
Displaying several camera images 11
Freeze-frame function 12
Zoom (2× enlargement) 13
Pan-and-tilt function 13
Superimposed additional information 14
Displaying camera images on the second monitor 15
Alarm functions 16
Recording 18
Playback 18
Search function 19
On-screen video recorder menu 19
Installation
Connection sockets on rear of unit 20
Preparing for installation 21
Rack mounting 21
Connecting peripheral equipment 22
Alarm connections 24
Video recorder control 25
Remote operation 26
Unit type 30
Programming
Basic operation 31
Quick-programming 33
Menu summary 33
OPTION menu 34
CHARACTER menu 35
CLOCK menu 36
ALARM DATA menu 37
TITLE menu 37
REC/ALARM menu 38
REMOTE menu 40
OTHERS menu 41
SEQ SKIP menu 42
REC PTN menu 42
PC-based operation
Requirements 43
Operation 43
Care and maintenance
Cleaning the unit 44
Passing-on, disposal 44
Changing the fuse 44
Changing the battery 45
Troubleshooting 46
Appendix
Synchronized operation of two multiplexers 48
Introduction to the operating principle of multiplexers 49
System examples 50
Technical specifications 52
Introduction
Introduction
These installation and operating instructions are de­signed for the use of anyone concerned with the setting-up or day-today use of the unit. All persons involved in carrying out installation work (i.e. qualified electricians or service engineers), must ensure that they are familiar with the unit’s electrical and electronic systems and should follow the applicable safety rules and other relevant legislation at all times.
Intended use
The multiplexers in the ZS-SX range are designed for professional use as part of video surveillance systems. These units are designed for the sequential recording and playback of various camera images on a single video recorder and for simultaneous display of these pictures on one or two monitors.
The installation and maintenance of these units should be carried out by qualified electrical service techni­cians only.
If you have any queries concerning the operation of these devices, which are not covered by this manual, please contact the supplier at:
CBC (Deutschland) GmbH
Hansaallee 191 D – 40549 Düsseldorf
Tel: +49 (0) 2 11 53 06 70 Fax: +49 (0) 2 11 53 06 71 80
CBC (Europe) Ltd.
7/8 Garrick Industrial Centre, Irving Way GB – London NW9 6AQ
Identification plate
Precise identification of each device is provided by the plate fixed to the rear of the unit, which shows its model designation (1) and serial number (2). Please copy these details into the box below. This will ensure that you have the required data to hand if a query arises or whenever you need to order spares.
Model:
Serial number:
Tel: +44 (0) 208 732 33 12 Fax: +44 (0) 208 202 33 87
European directives
Multiplexers ZS-SX116P and ZS-SX109P fulfill the protection requirements established in European directives 89/336 (electromagnetic compatibility) and 73/23, as amended by 93/68 (low-voltage devices).
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Safety measures
Safety measures
Electrical hazards
• Ensure that the multiplexer and all associated ancillary equipment are connected to a suitable mains network power supply.
• Disconnect the multiplexer from the power supply (and from all other devices) immediately if the presence of smoke or an acrid smell suggests that a malfunction has occurred.
• Disconnect the multiplexer from the power supply (and from all other devices) immediately in the event of a fault arising.
• Always disconnect the unit from the power supply before opening its housing.
• Please note that only suitably qualified electrical technicians are authorized to carry out installation or servicing work on this unit.
• If you intend to take the multiplexer out of service for an extended period, disconnect it from the power supply and ensure that it is stored in a dry, weather-protected location.
• Do not allow liquids of any type to get inside the unit (e.g. by placing a full container on top of the device, or when cleaning).
Installation
• The installation tasks described in this manual are to be carried out by adequately trained electrical technicians only, ensure that relevant electrical standards and legislation are observed at all times.
• Any modifications to the unit are likewise the exclu­sive preserve of trained electrical specialists.
Maintenance and Repair
• All maintenance and repair operations should be carried out by trained electrical specialists only.
• Unauthorized repairs can lead to personal injury, material damage or harm to the unit itself.
Operation
• Operate this unit strictly according to the instruc­tions contained in this manual.
• Unauthorized operation can lead to personal injury, material damage or harm to the unit.
Symbols used in this manual
• If liquid does enter the housing, shut the unit down at once and have it examined by the installer or a qualified service technician.
• Take care to ensure that no cable or wire fitted to the unit becomes pinched, trapped or otherwise damaged. Replace any damaged wiring at once.
• If hazard-free operation of the unit cannot be gua­ranteed, take it out of service immediately and ensure that it cannot be reconnected by accident.
Hazard-free operation is no longer possible in the following situations (among others):
Visible damage to the housing or wiring – Foreign bodies have managed to get inside
the unit
After long-term storage in unfavorable
conditions (e.g. damp) or after particularly rough handling during transport
If in doubt, have the unit examined by CBC.
The safety instructions given in this manual are classi­fied into two groups:
DANGER of electric shock!
B
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You will also find instructions, at certain points, which are designed to simplify the operation of the unit:
Failure to observe safety warnings identified with this symbol can lead to electric shock injuries. The symbol is used to identify imme­diate hazards.
Caution!
This symbol identifies hazards likely to cause harm to the unit itself or other material damage.
Note
This symbol is used to identify special oper­ating features of the unit.
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Product description
Product description
Items supplied
1 x Multiplexer, model ZS-SX, etc.
2 x 25-pin SUB-D plug kits
1 x Mains lead
1 x Installation and operating instructions
1 x Quick start-up guide
Recommended Accessories
All cameras should operate on standard CCIR or
PAL video signals
All monitors should be suitable for receiving these
CCIR- or PAL-standard signals
All normal video recorders and time-lapse VCR
units
Rack mounting kit MB15B (ZS-SX109) or MB23B
(ZS-SX116) by CBC
Note
Do not use video recorders designed for entertainment purposes, or which digitally process or alter video signals.
Unit type
You can operate the ZS-SX in multiplexer or multi­viewer mode. In multiplexer mode, the ZS-SX supplies the images of selected cameras to one or more inter­faced video recorders. In multiviewer mode, the ZS-SX functions as a comfortable image splitter. During playback and in multiviewer mode the ZS-SX offers various digital video functions such as zoom, freeze frame or pan.
Digital video functions
Several different monitor display modes are available, including the following:
Frame-by-frame display of individual camera
images
Simultaneous display of 4, 9, 10 or
16 camera images on a single screen
In multiviewer mode additional 10-segment split-
screen including 2 larger segments
Electronically-operated 2X zoom in conjunction
with electronic pan-and-tilt function
Freeze-frame
Summary of functions
Digital ZS-SX series multiplexers are available in two different configurations:
ZS-SX116P, for use with up to 16 color cameras
ZS-SX109P, for use with up to 9 color cameras
Programming
Menu-based programming of the multiplexer is carried out using the on-screen display. The most important settings can be programmed in just a few minutes, using the Quick-Setup menu.
Two serial port interfaces are provided to allow PC­based remote control of the multiplexer and the con­nection of a remote control panel.
Alarm functions
An additional external alarm sensor can be assigned to each camera input connection. Each sensor alarm activates an acoustic and an optical signal, along with further functions if required.
The monitor normally displays the images from each camera in a pre-programmed sequence or as individ­ual full screen pictures. The system can be pro­grammed to display – in case of an alarm – only the images from the camera involved in the alarm activa­tion.
Any loss of video signal caused by a malfunctioning camera likewise activates an alarm.
Note
The appendix to this manual contains a general introduction to the functioning of multiplexer systems, along with a number of examples. This information is designed to help you to program the system and also – when necessary – to assist in troubleshoot­ing.
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Operating controls
Product description
1 Camera control buttons
Used for selecting a camera image to display on the monitor
2 SPOT button
Used (along with other controls) for selecting a camera image to display on the second monitor
3 MULTI SCREEN button
For changing from one item to another within a split screen
4 GROUP SELECT button
For changing from one camera group to another within a split screen
5 Quad-splitter button
For displaying four images on a single screen and for changing from one camera group to another
6 SEQUENCE button
For activating and ending automatic sequencing
7 FREEZE button
Applies freeze-frame to the current camera image
9 ZOOM button
Produces an electronic enlargement of a camera image
10 Cursor keys
Used for operating the display menu and for exploring images enlarged with the ZOOM func­tion
11 DISP CH/CLOCK button
For superimposing camera details, date and time
12 MENU button
Activates the on-screen menus
13 ALARM buttons
For retaining the current camera image, even in the event of an alarm (HOLD), and for acknowl­edging alarms (RESET)
14 MODE switch
Used for selecting live images (CAMERA) or recordings (VCR) for display on-screen
15 VCR switch
For selecting video-recorder playback mode
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8 FULL button
For full-screen display of a camera image
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16 POWER switch
For activating and shutting down the multiplexer
Operation
Operation
Switching the unit on and off
Do not switch the multiplexer on until the system has been set up as desired and you have checked for loose connections and correct polarity.
Before operating the multiplexer, ensure that the technician responsible has installed and programmed the unit correctly and that all functions are in full work­ing order.
Note
• Press the POWER switch to activate the multiple-
• Press the POWER switch to shut down the multi-
The installer will normally carry out all the required machine programming operations before initial start-up. Further multiplexer installation and programming instructions are provided elsewhere in this manual.
xer. The green indicator will now light up.
plexer, and the indicator light will go out.
Control buttons and screen display
All multiplexer control buttons are of the light-up type. Illuminated camera buttons indicate which cameras are currently selected, while function buttons light up to show which functions are currently active.
The alarm button lights up red in the event of an alarm.
Two monitors can be connected directly to the multi­plexer. Depending on how the system is programmed, digital functions – such as zoom or freeze-frame – may only be available on one of the monitors. Both monitors display various items of superimposed infor­mation in text form, including – for example – date, time, details of camera from where current image is being transmitted, or activated alarms.
Note
Certain texts are not permanently displayed, require activation by pressing the corre­sponding button and only appear on the main monitor (see page 14).
VL02 AL HOLD
TUE.APR.18 00 08:32:00
Camera 1 ZOOM
A Alarm information: VL = video signal interrupted (from camera 2 in this case)
ALARM or AL = sensor-activated alarm (e.g. due to door contact) AL HOLD = sensor-activated alarm, monitor image does not change
B Date and time: day, month, date, year
hours, minutes, seconds
A
B
C
C Camera information: Programmed details of camera currently transmitting displayed image
ZOOM = electronic image enlargement activated FREEZE or F = freeze-frame function activated
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Changing unit type
The ZS-SX multiplexer allows you to choose the ap­propriate unit type for different jobs. (see page 30).
In multiplexer mode, the ZS-SX supplies the images of selected cameras to one or more interfaced video recorders. Live pictures are simultanously displayed on full screen as individual picture or in a pre-pro­grammed sequence alternatively. You can select an individual camera, if you wish to playback a specific image. At the same time, the ZS-SX offers various digital functions such as freeze frame or zoom.
In multiviewer mode, the ZS-SX functions as a com- fortable image splitter, with various digital video func­tions being available for live pictures such as multiple screen splitting, freeze frame or zoom.
In this mode you cannot record multiplexed videoIn this mode you cannot record multiplexed video
In this mode you cannot record multiplexed video
In this mode you cannot record multiplexed videoIn this mode you cannot record multiplexed video on a VCRon a VCR
on a VCR
on a VCRon a VCR
Operation
You can change the unit type at any time desired.
• Switch off the multiplexer. The indicator will go out.
• Press camera buttons 1 and 2 simultanously while switching on the unit. The green indicator will light up and the UNIT TYPE SETTING menu will be displayed.
• Press SELECT button to select the desired unit type.
• Press MENU button to switch to the selected unit type.
Selection of operating mode
Select either of these two modes for each of the operating functions of the multiplexer:
CAMERA For displaying live camera images
VCR For playback of recorded images
Note
Ensure you select the correct operating mode at all times, otherwise certain functions may not work correctly or may not be carried out at all.
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• Turn the MODE switch to the desired position.
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Operation
Displaying individual camera images
The monitor normally displays the images from each camera in a pre-programmed sequence. However, if you wish to display a specific image, you may also select an individual camera.
• Select CAMERA mode.
• Press the button corresponding to the camera you wish to select. The button will now light up.
There may be no camera image to display under certain circumstances:
If no camera is connected or the camera in questi-
on has been switched off. In this case, the monitor will display only a blue or black-colored blank screen.
If the camera is malfunctioning. In this case, the
alarm button will flash and the letters VL (= video loss) will appear on-screen, along with the ID num­ber of the affected camera.
Automatic sequencing
The multiplexer is programmed to determine the order in which the successive camera images are to be automatically displayed in sequence on the monitor. The dwell time for each camera is likewise pro­grammed into the system. As soon as this period expires, the multiplexer switches over to the next camera image in the sequence.
• Select CAMERA mode.
• Press the SEQUENCE button. You will now see a succession of various camera images. The buttons corresponding to the selected cameras will be illuminated.
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Displaying several camera images
(only during playback or in multiviewer mode)
The multiplexer offers several features that allow simul­taneous display of different camera images within a split screen. Several split-screen options are available, as follows:
4 segments (quad-splitting)
9 segments
10 segments (only in multiviewer mode)
16 segments (ZS-SX116 only)
The selection of large images for splitting into 10 segments is established at the programming stage.
Camera details are not superimposed on a split­screen display.
Multiple splitting
Operation
• Select CAMERA or VCR operating mode and acti­vate the playback function if applicable.
• Press MULTI SCREEN button to display initial split screen. The buttons corresponding to the selected cameras will be illuminated.
• Press the MULTI SCREEN button again to display further split screens.
• Press the GROUP SELECT button to change from one camera group to another (if screen-splitting is not suitable for the simultaneous display of all camera images).
• Press the FULL button to display the last selected camera image in full-screen mode
or
Press any camera button in order to display the corre­sponding single image in full-screen mode once more. The button of the selected camera will now light up.
Quad-splitting
• Press the quad-splitting button. Four different came­ra images will be displayed. The buttons correspon­ding to the selected cameras will be illuminated.
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• Press the quad-splitting button again to change from one camera group to another.
• Press the SEQUENCE button to change automati­cally from one camera group to another.
• Press the FULL button to display the last selected camera image in full-screen mode
or
Press any camera button in order to display the corre­sponding single image in full-screen mode once more. The button of the selected camera will now light up.
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Operation
Freeze-frame function
(only during playback or in multiviewer mode)
You can interrupt the camera updating process in order to capture a particular image.
• Select CAMERA or VCR operating mode and acti­vate the playback function if applicable.
Full-screen display mode
• Press a camera button.
• Press the FREEZE button to capture the frame currently being displayed. The word FREEZE will be superimposed on the screen and the FREEZE and camera buttons will flash.
• Press FREEZE again to return to normal display mode.
Split screen
• Select a split-screen mode.
• Press the FREEZE button. The button will flash.
• Now press a camera button to freeze the corre­sponding image. Depending on the size of the split­display segments, the superimposed text will read either F or FREEZE.
• Press further camera buttons if you wish to freeze other images.
• Press the corresponding camera button to return to normal mode, or press FREEZE to return all images to normal mode.
Note
If you are viewing a freeze-frame image in full-screen mode, you can also activate the zoom and pan-and-tilt functions (see follow­ing section).
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Zoom (2× enlargement)
(only during playback or in multiviewer mode)
You can magnify a camera image to double its normal size, even if the camera is only fitted with a normal lens with fixed focal length.
Note
• Select CAMERA or VCR operating mode and acti-
• Press a camera button.
• Press the ZOOM button. The enlarged image is
The quality of the electronic zoom image depends on the resolution of each camera. The image is enlarged, but no new details are added – as would be the case with optical enlargement.
vate the playback function if applicable.
displayed, with the word ZOOM superimposed.
Operation
• Press FULL to return to normal display mode.
Pan-and-tilt function
(only during playback or in multiviewer mode)
This feature allows you to explore the enlarged image – displayed in ZOOM mode – by moving up and down and from side to side, allowing you access to the entire field of view of the camera.
This feature is provided by the electronic pan-and-tilt function of the multiplexer.
Note
• Press the ZOOM button. The enlarged image is
• Use the cursor keys to explore the displayed sec-
The pan-and-tilt function is limited to the field of view of the camera in question, and can­not be extended beyond the visible range available in full-screen display mode.
displayed, with the word ZOOM superimposed.
tion of image.
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• Press the left and right cursor keys together to activate the automatic panning function. The view of the section of image will automatically pan from side to side.
• Press ZOOM to return to the center of the image.
• Press FULL to return to normal display mode.
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Operation
Superimposed additional information
You can superimpose additional on-screen information on the main monitor as required. The superimposed text disappears automatically after about 10 seconds.
Note
• Select CAMERA or VCR operating mode and acti-
• Press the DISP CH/CLOCK button. This displays
• Press the DISP CH/CLOCK button again to display
Camera ID numbers are only displayed if the system is in CAMERA mode.
vate the playback function if applicable.
the camera ID numbers corresponding to the visible images.
the date and time.
The superimposed day, date and time are displayed in English:
MON Monday
TUE Tuesday
WED Wednesday
THU Thursday
FRI Friday
SAT Saturday
SUN Sunday
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Displaying camera images on the second monitor
The second monitor allows you to view the pre-pro­grammed sequence of camera images or – after selection of the corresponding camera – an individual camera image.
This selection is independent of the main monitor selection, which allows you – for example – to split the main monitor into nine segments and use the second monitor to display the pre-programmed image se­quence.
Note
The multiplexer can also be programmed to provide synchronized operation of the two monitors. In this case, no independent func­tions are available to the second monitor.
Operation
• Select CAMERA or VCR operating mode and acti­vate the playback function if applicable.
• Press the SPOT button to activate operation of the second monitor. The button will flash.
• Press a camera button. You will see the correspon­ding camera image displayed on the second moni­tor. The button of the selected camera will now light up.
• Press the SEQUENCE button. You will now see a succession of various camera images. The buttons corresponding to the selected cameras will be illuminated.
• Press the SPOT again to return to operation of the main monitor. The last-used second monitor set­tings are retained as the default configuration.
Note
If you press a button corresponding to a function that is not available on the second monitor (e.g. ZOOM), the system returns automatically to main-monitor operation. The SPOT button stops flashing.
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Operation
Alarm functions
Several situations can activate an alarm:
Camera failure
Activation of an external alarm source
(e.g. due to door contact)
The multiplexer can react to an alarm situation in the following ways:
The corresponding camera button flashes
A flashing red alarm button
One or more alarm messages superimposed on-
screen
An alarm signal from the built-in buzzer
Activation of other devices
(e.g. a video recorder or siren)
The details depend on how the system has been programmed.
ALARM
Camera 1
Image sequence
The sequence of displayed images may change in the event of an alarm. The system can be programmed to display – for example – only the images from the camera involved in the alarm activation. In the event of an alarm, pay particular attention to the superimposed on-screen camera details.
If the HOLD function is active in the event of an alarm, the monitor image remains unchanged and the HOLD button flashes. You can activate and disable the HOLD function as required. You can also program the multiplexer to block deactivation of the HOLD func­tion.
• Press the HOLD button to activate this function. The button will light up.
• Press the HOLD button again to disable the function. The button will not light up or flash.
Alarm information
Whenever an alarm is activated, additional related information is normally displayed on-screen. This infor­mation provides details of the camera involved. The texts that can appear superimposed are as follows:
ALARM Alarm proceeding from external source
AL Alarm proceeding from external source
VL Alarm due to camera failure
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Acknowledging an alarm
Alarms are automatically reset after a maximum of five minutes, or have to be reset manually. The details depend on how the system has been programmed.
The alarm function of the multiplexer can be pro­grammed so that an alarm message remains active (even if it has been acknowledged) as long as the cause of the alarm – such as an open door – has not been rectified. In this case, the alarm cannot be reset unless appropriate steps are taken (e.g. by shutting the door) to remove the original cause. Once the cause of the alarm has been dealt with, the alarm button will stop flashing and light up continuously.
• Press the ALARM RESET button to acknowledge the alarm. The red alarm button will stop flashing.
• If the alarm is still active, wait for the button to light up continuously. Then press the ALARM RESET button to acknowledge the alarm. The red light on the alarm button will go out.
Operation
Note
Alarm list
This feature allows you to display a list of the last 64 alarm incidents. The data are displayed in chronologi­cal order, with an L to identify those caused by cam­era failure. Once there are more than 64 incidents in the list, the oldest item is automatically deleted.
• When required, press the ALARM RESET button to
• Keep the MENU button pressed for about three
• Press SELECT to activate the normal menu display.
• Press the cursor keys until the ALARM DATA menu
• Press the SELECT button to display a list of the
Press the flashing red alarm button only if you wish to reset all current alarm functions and erase all on-screen alarm messages.
acknowledge the alarm. The red alarm button will stop flashing.
seconds to display the main menu.
item flashes.
eight most recent alarm incidents.
4.ALARM DATA DISPLAY
DATE TIME CAMERA 43 JAN.01 04:28:52 03L 42 JAN.01 04:30:11 06L 41 JAN.01 04:34:13 01 40 JAN.01 04:25:02 04 39 MAR.26 22:28:52 03 38 MAR.26 22:31:01 08 37 APR.04 18:28:12 02L 36 APR.14 21:19:16 01
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• Press the cursor buttons again if you wish to dis­play any further entries.
• Finally, press the MENU button repeatedly until the menu disappears from the display.
If no entries are made, the menus will be cancelled automatically after a short time.
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