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Chapter 1 Safety Instructions
Please use the product following the safety instructions below:
1 Operation
1.1 Please use the product in the recommended operating environment.
1.2 Do not place the product in tilted position.
1.3 Do not place the product on an unstable trolley, stand or table.
1.4 Do not use this product near water or source of heat.
1.5 Use attachments only as recommended.
1.6 Use the type of power source indicated on this product. If you are not sure of the
type of power available, consult your dealer or local electricity company for advice.
1.7 Always take the following precautions when handling the plug. Failure to do so may
result in sparks or fire:
Ensure the plug is free of dust before inserting it into a socket.
Ensure that the plug is inserted into the socket securely.
1.8 Do not overload wall sockets, extension cords or multi-way plug boards to avoid
potential risks.
1.9 Do not block slots and openings in the case of this product as poor ventilation may
lead to overheating of this product.
1.10 Except as specifically instructed in this User Manual, do not attempt to open or
remove covers by yourself. It may expose you to electric shock or other hazards.
Refer all servicing to licensed service personnel.
1.11 Unplug this product from the outlet and refer servicing to licensed service personnel
when the following situations happen:
If the power cords are damaged or frayed.
If liquid is spilled into the Product or the Product has been exposed to rain or water.
2 Storage
2.1 Do not place the Product where the cord can be stepped on as this may result in
fraying or damage to the lead or the plug.
2.2 Never push objects of any kind through cabinet slots. Never allow liquid of any kind
to spill into the Product.
2.3 Unplug this product during thunderstorms or if it is not going to be used for an
extended period.
2.4 Do not place this product or accessories on top of vibrating equipment or heated objects.
3 Cleaning
3.1 Unplug all the cables before cleaning. Use a damp cloth for cleaning. Do not use
liquid or aerosol cleaners.
4 Remote control (if the accessories are equipped with remote control)
4.1 Using an incorrect battery type in the remote control may result in breakdown.
Follow local instructions on how to dispose of used batteries.
FCC Warning
The product has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Article 15-J of FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a commercial installation.
This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class B limits for radio noise emissions from
digital apparatus as set out in the interference-causing equipment standard entitled "Digital
Apparatus," ICES-003 of Industry Canada.
Cet appareil numerique respecte les limites de bruits radioelectriques applicables aux
appareils numeriques de Classe B prescrites dans la norme sur le material brouilleur:
"Appareils Numeriques," NMB-003 edictee par l'Industrie.
Use the USB drive to insert an export file or proceed with
firmware update through the USB drive
NO.
Name
Function Descriptions
7.
Power IN
12V/2A
8.
Image Input
VGA/HDMI device image input
Note: Compatible with DVI to HDMI adapter or VGA adapter for
device image input
9.
Image Output
VGA/HDMI device image output
10.
Audio In
Line/MIC device Audio In
11.
Audio Out
Allows line audio out to amplifier transfer
12.
Hard Disk In
USB/eSATA interface for hard drive storage
13.
WAN
LAN access
14.
LAN port
1. Image input for IP camera
2. Connect to the computer directly for online management
operations
15.
DIDO
RS-232 control signal port
16.
Reset
Reset to factory default settings
3.1 Front-End Panel Descriptions
3.2 Rear-End I/O Descriptions
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3.3 Panel Keys Descriptions
NO.
Icon
Name
Function Descriptions
1.
Power
Turn on and off.
2.
●
Record
Start recording.
3.
Play/Pause
Play video/Pause video during playback
4.
■
Stop
Stop playback/Exit recording
5.
Menu
Enter Main Menu: Playback/Recording/Settings
6.
CH
Channel
Change channels.
7.
Layout
Display
Change monitor layout during playback
8.
^
﹀
〈〉
Direction
Keys
Move up/down/left/right and select item
9.
OK
OK
Execute item in the menu screen. Enlarge display
window during playback
10.
Return
Return to the previous menu or cancel selection
Indicator
Indicator Display
Description
Record
Orange light stays lit
Recording in progress
Power
Red light stays lit
In standby mode
Red and green
indicators alternately
flicker
Startup in progress
Green light stays lit
Startup completed
Flickering red light
Abnormal fan
Flickering green light
(once)
Receiving remote control command
<>
Record
Power
3.4 Panel Indicator Introduction
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3.5 Remote Control Buttons Descriptions
NO.
Icon
Name
Function Descriptions
1.
Power
Turn on and off
2.
Aspect Ratio
Automatic output resolution detection and adjustment
3.
ABCD
A: Exit export USB drive
B ~ D: Function keys; please refer to the instructions
provided on each
4.
Numeric Keys
Camera: PRESET setting by the camera
5.
●
Record
Start recording
6.
Snapshot
Capture screenshot and save as image file
7.
Menu
Enter/Exit Menu
When using the remote control, please point the remote control at the infrared reception area on the
front panel of the product to ensure that the signal is successfully received. The valid angle of the
remote control is +/- 30°, and the vertical range is within 10 m.
<Remark 1> The remote control and panel commands become invalid when controlling the product
through the web.
<Remark 2> The camera control function becomes available once the Webcam channel is switched to
full-screen mode.
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NO.
Icon
Name
Function Descriptions
8.
Return
Return to the previous menu or cancel selection
9.
Layout
Display
Change monitor layout during playback
10.
Top, Bottom,
Left and Right
LC102: Move up/down/left/right and select item
Camera: Rotate camera lens
11.
OK
OK
Select and activate menu item
12.
Exit
Exit all settings or dialogue windows and return to
display window
13.
Maximize
Display
Sequentially switch between the methods for maximizing
windows of all channels
During playback, select key note to rapidly switch
chapters
[Remark] Key notes must be inserted within the video
beforehand to activate this function
19.
Recording
Layout
Changing screen layout during recording
20.
Play
Play video. Press this key during playback to pause the
video.
21.
Pause
Pause video playback/recording
22.
■
Stop
Stop video playback/recording
23.
Previous/Next
Skip to previous/next video during playback
24.
P1
Reserved
25.
P2
Reserved
26.
P3
Reserved
27.
Home
Camera: Return to initial position
28.
Set Preset
Camera: Set default position
29.
Zoom In
Camera: Zoom in the image
30.
Zoom Out
Camera: Zoom out the image
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Chapter 4 System Requirements
Browser
Version
Operating System
Windows
MAC
IE
IE9 and above
Yes
NA
360 Safe Browsing
7.1 and above
(Applicable only in
“Speed Mode”)
Yes
NA
To control this product remotely via the Internet, please use the following
recommended browser:
[Note] Browsers, such as Chrome, Firefox, and Safari have stopped supporting NPAPI and cannot
install the FireBreadthed VLC component. It is not recommended for use with VS-LC102
4.1 Basic Devices
VS-LC102 x 1
Computer (or Laptop) x 1
Router x 1 (Giga routers are recommended)
Lumens Webcam x 1-3; e.g. VC-A20P x 3
Network cables x 3-5
HDMI or VGA cable x 2
Speaker x 1
Microphone x 1
4.2 Recommended Devices
Display x 1
Amplifier x 1
Mixer x 1
[Remark] The number of connected devices can be increased or adjusted based on
environment needs
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Chapter 5 Instruction for installation
NO.
Function
How to connect
1.
Power
Connect the power cord
2.
Image Input
Connect the image output cable of the computer with the image
input port (HDMI IN/VGA IN) to establish an HDMI or VGA
connection
Note: Alternative devices can be used to replace the computer as the
image input device, such as cameras or projectors…
3.
Image Output
Connect HDMI OUT to HDMI of the TV screen
Note: If HDMI is not available on the TV, adapters can be used
according to the specification of the TV
4.
Audio In
Connect the audio input cable of a line device, such as an
amplifier, mixer, or microphone
5.
Audio Out
Connect the audio output cable of a line device, such as an
amplifier
6.
Storage Device
Insert a USB or eSATA external hard drive as the storage device
7.
WAN
Connect the WAN port to the router and computer to remotely
control the VS-LC102
Note: Please connect the computer to the LAN port (8) first, and
then connect the computer to a router after the completion of
external network settings
5.1 How to Connect
Please follow the following instructions to connect your devices.
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8.
LAN port
1. Connect an IP camera (e.g. VC-A20P) as the image input
2. Connect to the computer directly for online management; for
the initial use, please connect the port for further operations
9.
Digital I/O
Connect the RS232 device
VS-LC102 Digital I/O
DIDO connector
5.TxD
RxD
4.RTS
CTS
3.RxD
TxD
2.CTS
RTS
1.Gnd
Gnd
Pin NO.
Function
1
Gnd
2
CTS
3
RxD
4
RTS
5
TxD
5.1.1 Digital I/O Pin Descriptions
5.1.2 Digital I/O Connection Descriptions
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5.1.3 Connection diagram
Lumens VC-A50P
GbE Switch
IP
WAN
Internet
Network
Ethernet
Lumens VC-A50P
Ethernet
Lumens VS-KB30
Lumens VS-LC102
HDMI OUT
LCD Display
Lumens VC-A50P
Ethernet Cable
GbE Switch
Lumens VC-A50P
Ethernet Cable
Lumens VS-KB30
Ethernet Cable
Lumens VS-LC102
HDMI Cable
LCD Display
Ethernet
Internet network
Connection diagram (A)
The following connections show that the VC-A50P and VS-KB30 are both
connected to the VS-LC102. This connection environment can avoid some
unpredictable problems, such as image delay, image block, operation control
error or bandwidth error.
Connection diagram (B)
The following connections show that the VC-A50P and VS-KB30 and
VS-LC102 are all connected to the GbE switch. This connection method is
acceptable, but try to avoid other devices connected to the GbE switch
resulting in insufficient bandwidth allocation
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5.2 Initial Setup
C-Video Cable
TV
DVI Cable
Monitor or HDTV
5.2.1 Confirm and Set the VC-A20P Network Settings
Use a C-Video or a DVI cable to connect the VC-A20P with the monitor
(please refer to the connection diagram for the connection method).
After startup, press the
[MENU]
on the VC-A20P remote control to
open the OSD menu.
Scroll down to
Press [
[Closed].
Press
Confirm the default
[Remark] If more than one VC-A20P devices are installed, sequentially modify the IP
After confirming the IP addresses and completing modifications, press
[MENU]
addresses as [192.168.100.x], e.g. [192.168.100.151], [192.168.100.152],
and so forth…
[Ethernet]
] to enter the
to exit the
[IP Address]
, and press [
[DHCP]
settings screen. Confirm
[DHCP]
is set as
] to enter.
settings screen.
[192.168.100.150]
[DHCP]
.
is set as
[MENU] repeatedly to exit the OSD menu.
/
[Remark] For more instructions related to VC-A20P operations, please go to the
Lumens website and download the VC-A20P User Manual
Before continuing with settings below, please ensure that the settings in 5.1 How
to Connecthave been completed.
5.2.2 Confirming the VS-LC102 IP Address
Press the button on the VS-LC102 remote control to open the OSD
menu.
Scroll right to
Scroll down to
[Setting]
[About]
confirm the IP address.
Repeatedly press the button to exit the OSD menu.
[Remark] If the IP address indicates 169.175.x.x, reconfirm the connection and the
router settings.
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and press
and press
to enter the settings screen.
[OK]
to enter the
[OK]
[About]
page and
5.2.3 Connecting to the VS-LC102 Webpage (Incl., log in)
VS-LC102
IP Address
[Remark 1] For the initial setting, please directly connect the computer to the
VS-LC102 LAN port, and set to automatically obtain IP address
Open the computer’s Internet browser.
[Remark 2] For the browser, it is recommended to use Firefox or Safari (for MAC)
Enter the VS-LC102 IP address; e.g.
Select
Enter the VS-LC102 Admin username and password.
[System Configuration]
http://192.168.1.150 (default IP address)
User: admin
Password: admin
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Click
[Log in]
5.2.4 Settings
1 Confirm Time Setting
Confirm the time setting. The time can be manually set or chosen from
other NTP servers if modifications are required.
2 Confirm hard drive status
Open the
to enter the System Configuration.
[Local Storage Setting]
Confirm hard drive status and then configure depending on the status
Unformatted:
Click to format the hard drive, which will take several
minutes depending on the storage device format; do not close the page
until successful operation (
it will erase the whole hard drive)
Unmounted:
Mounted:
Check
Check
[Enable Local Storage]
[Cycling Record]
Follow the instruction below to mount the hard drive
Skip this step to connect to a camera
to cycle hard drive space. When the hard drive
Note:
Backup hard drive prior to formatting, as
to mount the hard drive.
space is used up, the oldest data will be automatically overwritten by the
newest data, allowing the system to continue storing information.
Select the drive
[SATA/USB/eSATA]
and choose the desired storage
device.
Select
Select
Click
The storage device status changes to
[SATA]
[USB/eSATA]
[Apply]
for the built-in hard drive.
for the external hard drive.
to apply the settings.
[Mounted]
, indicating that the
storage device has been successfully set.
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3 Connect IP Camera
Open the
[Source Setting]
.
Click on
After the search is complete, the available camera will be shown in the
list. Select the .
Enter the VC-A20P account name and password.
Administrator: admin
Password: 9999
Click
[Discovery]
[Submit]
, and wait until the camera status changes to
and then
[Refresh]
.
[OK]
.
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4 Image Input Settings
○
6
Open the
Select the
4
Click the [+] symbol to set the input channel name/image source for
image capture
After the setting of image source is completed, click [x] to close the p
op-up window
Click
Image Port
[Source Setting]
[Source Setting]
[Apply]
to apply the settings
page. Set the video sources for Channel 1 to
In Image Setting, select
Select the image port as
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[Image Port]
[HDMI or VGA]
according to the capture source
Network Camera
In Image Setting, select
Select the network camera that has been connected and press the [+]
[Network Camera]
symbol to confirm
Network Encoder
When the image source is an encoder, input the UDP or RTP connection
port number of encoder settings.
If the source encoder setting has more than two connection port numbers,
one of them is for recording and another for casting in order to distinguish
sources of signal.
Click the [+] symbol to select the image input encoder that you want to
connect.
[Note] The encoder must be used in Unicast mode
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5 Image Input Settings
Set Audio In
Select the audio output according to the output device
(
[Note]
Click
Line audio output is preferably selected)
[Apply]
to apply the settings.
[Remark] When connecting Line In to a microphone, click to change
to microphone input .
6 Monitor and Recording Screen Configuration
Open
Set style in
Set style in
[Remark]
[Layout Manager]
[Display Layout]
[Record Layout]
Refer to
layout.
7.2.8 Layout Management
.
. 9 sets of styles can be selected.
. 9 sets of styles can be selected.
for layout configuration related to
Log out the webpage once the above settings are completed.
5.2.5 Confirm Various Settings
1 Confirm Layout Style Settings
Confirm CH1 to CH4 screens. If the screen is different from the setting,
please refer to
Press the button on the remote control and check if the 9 layout
recording styles are consistent with the settings. Blue indicates that a
style is currently applied. Press again to exit.
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5.2.4 Settings (Image Input Settings)
to reset
image input
.
Press the button on the remote control and check if the 9 layout
styles are consistent with the settings. Blue indicates that a style is
currently applied. Press again to exit.
2 Confirm Capture Screenshot Function
Use the remote control to test the Capture Screenshot function. If it fails,
please refer to
5.2.4 Settings (Confirm hard drive status)
whether the hard drive is properly installed.
Press on the remote control to take a screenshot.
3 Confirm Recording Function
Use the remote control to test the recording function. If recording fails, refer
to
5.2.4 Settings (Confirm hard drive status)
drive is properly installed.
Press ● on the remote control to access the recording screen. Press ●
again to begin recording. Recording begins following the countdown.
Press ■ to stop recording.
4 Confirm Playback Function
to check
to check whether the hard
Use the playback function to confirm screenshot and recording results.
Press on the remote control to access the OSD menu.
Select [
[Photo
Press to exit picture browser.
[Video
Check whether the record screen layout and audio are normal and
Playback
] ->Select folder by date ->Select picture
] ->Select folder by date ->Select and playback video.
] ->[
Local Storage
]
whether video and audio are synchronized. If the video and audio are not
synchronized, go to the
Recording Setting in System Configuration
adjust audio lag, and repeat the recording and playback actions until the
playback is synchronized.
Press to exit video playback.
Press to exit screen.
Installation is completed once the above functions operate normally.
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