Panasonic WJ-SX550A User Manual

Before attempting to connect or operate this product, please read these instructions completely

Matrix Switcher

WJ-SX550A

System Controller

WV-CU550A

ENGLISH

DEUTSCH

FRANÇAIS

The serial number of this product may be found on the
bottom of the unit.
You should note the serial number of this unit in the
space provided and retain this book as a permanent
record of your purchase to aid identification in the event
of theft.

Model No.
Serial No.

THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED.

To ensure safe operation the three-pin plug supplied must be insert­ed only into a standard three-pin power point which is effectively
earthed through the normal household wiring. Extension cords used
with the equipment must be three-core and be correctly wired to pro­vide connection to earth. Wrongly wired extension cords are a major
cause of fatalities.
The fact that the equipment operates satisfactorily does not imply
that the power point is earthed and that the installation is completely
safe. For your safety, if in any doubt about the effective earthing of
the power point, consult a qualified electrician.

The lightning flash with arrowhead sym­bol, within an equilateral triangle, is
interned to alert the user to the presence
of uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within
the product's enclosure that may be of
sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of
electric shock to persons.

The exclamation point within an equilat­eral triangle is intended to alert the user
to the presence of important operating
and maintenance (servicing) instructions
in the literature accompanying the appli­ance.

WARNING:
TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

CAUTION:
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK), NO USER
SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSONNEL.

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

For Australia

FOR YOUR SAFETY PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING TEXT CARE­FULLY.

This appliance is supplied with a moulded three pin mains plug for your
safety and convenience.
A 13 amp fuse is fitted in this plug.
Should the fuse need to be replaced please ensure that the replacement
fuse has a rating of 13 amp and that it is approved by ASTA or BSI to
BS1362.
Check for the ASTA mark

H or the BSI mark G on the body of the

fuse.
If the plug contains a removable fuse cover you must ensure that it is
refitted when the fuse is replaced.
If you lose the fuse cover the plug must not be used until a replacement
cover is obtained.
A replacement fuse cover can be purchased from your local Panasonic
Dealer.

IF THE FITTED MOULDED PLUG IS UNSUITABLE FOR THE SOCK­ET OUTLET IN YOUR HOME THEN THE FUSE SHOULD BE
REMOVED AND THE PLUG CUT OFF AND DISPOSED OF SAFELY.
THERE IS A DANGER OF SEVERE ELECTRICAL SHOCK IF THE
CUT OFF PLUG IS INSERTED INTO ANY 13 AMP SOCKET.

If a new plug is to be fitted please observe the wiring code as shown
below.
If in any doubt please consult a qualified electrician.

WARNING: This apparatus must be earthed.

IMPORTANT

The wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance with the follow­ing code.

Green-and-yellow: Earth
Blue: Neutral
Brown: Live

As the colours of the wire in the mains lead of this appliance may not
correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your
plug, proceed as follows.

The wire which is coloured green-and-yellow must be connected to
the terminal in the plug which is marked with the letter E or by the earth
symbol

I or coloured green or green-and-yellow.

The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the terminal in
the plug which is marked with the letter N or coloured black.

The wire which is coloured brown must be connected to the terminal
in the plug which is marked with the letter L or coloured red.

How to replace the fuse

Open the fuse compartment with
a screwdriver and replace the fuse
and fuse cover.

For U.K.

We declare under our sole responsibility that the product to which
this declaration relates is in conformity with the standards or other
normative documents following the provisions of Directive
EEC/89/336.

Nosotros declaramos bajo nuestra ùnica responsabilidad que el
producto a que hace referencia esta declaraciòn està conforme con
las normas u otros documentos normativos siguiendo las estipula­ciones de la directiva CEE/89/336.

Noi dichiariamo sotto nostra esclusiva responsabilità che il prodotto
a cui si riferisce la presente dichiarazione risulta conforme ai
seguenti standard o altri documenti normativi conformi alle dispo­sizioni della direttiva CEE/89/336.

Wij verklaren als enige aansprakelijke, dat het product waarop deze
verklaring betrekking heeft, voldoet aan de volgende normen of
andere normatiefve dokumenten, overeenkomstig de bepalingen
van Richtlijn 89/336/EEC.

Vi erklærer os eneansvarlige for, at dette produkt, som denne
deklaration omhandler, er i overensstemmelse med den følgende
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89/336/EEC.

Ilmoitamme yksinomaisella vastuullamme, että tuote, jota tämä
ilmoitus koskee, noudattaa seuraavia standardeja tai muita ohjeel­lisia asiakirjoja, jotka noudattavat direktiivin 89/336/EEC. säädöksiä.

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FUSE

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PREFACE

The WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher, when combined with the
optional WV-CU550A System Controller and WJ-AD550
Extension Unit, allows for flexible control of 128 cameras
and 16 monitors.
Through the use of user-friendly, on-screen menu setups,
programmable sequences and tours can be easily estab­lished for customized security requirements.
The use of modular construction for the WJ-SX550A Matrix
Switcher allows for flexible expansion for future needs.

PRECAUTIONS

• All necessary procedures, with regards to the installa­tion of this unit should be made by qualified service
personnel or system installers.

• Do not attempt to disassemble the unit.
In order to prevent electric shock, do not remove
screws or covers. There are no user-serviceable parts
inside.
Do refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

• Handle the unit with care.
Do not abuse the unit. Avoid striking, shaking, etc. It
could be damaged by improper handling or storage.

• Do not expose the unit to rain or moisture, or try to
operate it in wet areas.
Do take immediate action if the unit becomes wet.
Turn the power off and refer servicing to qualified ser­vice personal. Moisture can damage the unit and also
create the danger of electric shock.

• Do not use strong or abrasive detergents when clean­ing the unit body.
Do use a dry cloth to clean the unit when dirty.
In case the dirt is hard to remove, use a mild deter­gent and wipe gently.

• Do not operate the unit beyond its temperature,
humidity or power source ratings.
Do not use the unit in an extreme environment where
high temperature or high humidity exist.
Use the unit under conditions where temperatures are
within −10°C - +50°C (14°F - 122°F), and humidity is
below 90%.
The input power source is 220 - 240V AC 50 Hz.

FEATURES

The WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher, when combined with the
WV-CU550A System Controller and WJ-AD550 Extension
Unit enables control of the following functions:

• Routing of up to 128 cameras to any one of 16 moni­tors.

• Remote control of up to 128 cameras and auxiliary
equipment, by using optional receivers and acces­sories, including:

1. Remote control of Pan-Tilt Head and Camera
Housing.

2. Remote control of Motorized Zoom Lenses:Focus,
Zoom and Iris.

3. Remote control of camera setting, including
Electronic Sensitivity Up, Electronic Shutter,
Electronic Zoom, and more.

Additional features of the WJ-SX550A include:

Versatile Camera Switching Modes

• Independent programmable sequence for each moni­tor (16 programs)

• 32 tours including Dwell Time, Camera Preset Position
and AUX Controls for any monitor

• 8 group synchronized sequences including Dwell
Time, Camera Preset Positions and AUX Controls

• Any tours or group synchronized sequence can be
called up by operators manually, by alarm and time
date schedule automatically

Flexible Alarm Activations

• Alarm Mode 1: Single monitor is assigned for auto
alarm call up with single VTR control.

• Alarm Mode 2: 4 monitors are assigned for auto alarm
call up with 4 VTR controls.

• Alarm Mode 3: Any camera, with its preset position,
can be assigned to any monitor.
Alternatively, any tour or group sequence can be
assigned to any monitor or group of monitors.

Programmable System Partitioning and Priority

• Operator Registration: 5 operator access levels to sys­tem for setup and operation.
Password protection to limit operators access to sys­tem
Operator priority to lock out lower priority operators.

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HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL

The purpose of this manual is to provide step-by-step instructions for setting up and operating a Matrix System 500. If Matrix
Switchers are new to you, it is highly recommended that you read this manual in its entirety. If you are already familiar with Matrix
Switchers you might want to skip over Section 1, Basic Operation of a Matrix Switcher, and go directly to Section 4, Installation and
System Connections. Each section of this manual is briefly described below.

Section 1. Basic Operation of a Matrix Switcher

This section covers the basics of crosspoint switching, spot and sequencing, microprocessor control of switch­ing and camera accessory control.

Section 2. Features of the System 500 Matrix Switcher

The main features of the System 500 are described. Numerous illustrations are included that help to simplify the
explanations. A thorough understanding of key features is very important for proper setup of the system.

Section 3. Detailed Product Description and Selection

Operating controls and their functions are explain in this section. Also, in-depth information about each board is
given here, along with details about proper board setup. A table is included here that specifies how many
optional boards are required for every possible system expansion.

Section 4. Installation and System Connections

Information about cable connections between the Matrix Switcher and System Controllers, cameras, monitors
and peripheral devices is provided here.

Section 5. Software Setup

Step-by-step procedures for successful first time programming of the system are explained in this section.
Graphical representations of the various setup tables are also provided. This section is very important as proper
programming of the system is vital for customizing the system to the end user's requirements.

Section 6. Operating Procedures

After system programming, normal operation of the system on a daily basis is done by following the steps out­lined in this section.

Section 7. Troubleshooting

Most of the problems in a Matrix System can be traced to faulty hardware or software setup. This section is
invaluable as an aid in identifying the sources of common problems. Reading this section before requesting ser­vice will save you time in resolving those problems.

Section 8. Specifications

Section 9. Index

§1 BASIC OPERATION OF A MATRIX SWITCHER PAGE 5 - 10

§2 FEATURE OF THE SYSTEM 500 MATRIX SWITCHER PAGE 11 - 22

§3 DETAILED PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AND SELECTION PAGE 23 - 48

§4 INSTALLATION AND SYSTEM CONNECTIONS PAGE 49 - 64

§5 SOFTWARE SETUP PAGE 65 - 92

§7 TROUBLESHOOTING PAGE 119 - 122

§6 OPERATING PROCEDURES PAGE 93 - 118

§9 INDEX PAGE 127 - 130

§8 SPECIFICATIONS PAGE 123 - 126

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

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BASIC

OPERATION

OF

A MATRIX

SWITCHER

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BASIC OPERATION OF A MATRIX SWITCHER

■ Crosspoint Switches

SW11 SW21 SW31 SW41

SW12 SW22 SW32 SW42

SW13 SW23 SW33 SW43

SW14 SW24 SW34 SW44

SW15 SW25 SW35 SW45

SW16 SW26 SW36 SW46

SW17 SW27 SW37 SW47

SW18 SW28 SW38 SW48

All Matrix Switchers, no matter how complicated and sophisticated they may be, depend on crosspoint switches to perform the
basic operations of the switcher. The crosspoint switches form a rectangular array of rows and columns in which any row may be
connected to any column.
In the Matrix Switcher shown above, the rows are connected to video cameras and the columns are connected to video monitors.
By closing a certain crosspoint switch we may connect any camera to any monitor.
In the example above, by closing switch SW12, camera 2 is displayed on monitor 1. Likewise, by closing SW24, camera 4 is dis­played on monitor 2. In this example, camera 4 and monitor 3 are also connected, as well as camera 8 and monitor 4.

■ Spot and Sequence

Two basic operations of the Matrix Switcher are the SPOT
and SEQUENCE functions. In the SPOT mode a specific
camera is continuously connected to a specific monitor
with no interruption. In the SEQUENCE mode a series of
cameras are displayed in succession on a monitor. If
SW12, SW14 and SW16, of the crosspoint switch array
shown in the previous example, are each closed in a
sequential manner for two seconds, monitor 1 will display
camera images as shown on the right.

The duration of an camera image in a sequence is
called DWELL TIME.

A sequence pattern which repeats itself continuously, such
as the one shown above, can be stored in the memory
section of the Matrix Switcher.

Monitor 1

Dwell time: 2 sec.

Monitor 1 Monitor 2 Monitor 3 Monitor 4

Monitor 1

Dwell time: 2 sec.

Monitor 1

Dwell time: 2 sec.

s

s

s

Camera 1

Camera 2

Camera 3

Camera 4

Camera 5

Camera 6

Camera 7

Camera 8

1

In Matrix Switchers the activation (or closure) of a crosspoint switch is performed by a microprocessor. This microprocessor may
get its commands from one of three sources.

1) From a controller manually operated

2) From an external alarm signal

3) From an internal timer (clock)

Upon receiving a command signal the microprocessor retrieves the sequence pattern, previously stored in memory, and activates
the crosspoint switches in the proper order.

For example:

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■ Activation of crosspoint switches

Matrix Switcher

SW11 SW21 SW31 SW41

SW12 SW22 SW32 SW42

SW13 SW23 SW33 SW43

SW14 SW24 SW34 SW44

SW15 SW25 SW35 SW45

SW16 SW26 SW36 SW46

SW17 SW27 SW37 SW47

SW18 SW28 SW38 SW48

Crosspoint Switch

Sequence Pattern

Alarm

Timer

• Alarm 3 input e Camera 3 picture output to Monitor 1

• 7th January, 10:00AM e sequence of Camera 1 → Camera 2 → Camera 3 output to Monitor 2

Micro-processor

Memory

s

Controller

s

s

s

s

s

1

Signal

Synchronizing
Signal (VD2)

Unique VD2 signal is sent to Panasonic cameras to synchronize the cameras with the
Matrix Switcher, thereby preventing rolling during camera picture switching.

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■ Camera, Pan/Tilt Head Control and Camera Synchronization

In addition to controlling the crosspoint switches, the Matrix Switcher can also control external devices such as Pan/Tilt Head
Units, Zoom Lenses and auxiliary circuits through the use of Control Data multiplexed with the video signals.

Also, in cases of Panasonic Matrix Switchers, a unique signal called VD2 is multiplexed with the video signals and is used to syn­chronize Panasonic cameras to prevent picture rolling during switching between cameras.

Control Data Controls pan, tilt, zoom, focus, iris control shutter speed, back light setting, preset

position, auxiliary control, wiper and defroster.

Status Data Sends camera setting information

s

s

s

SW11 SW21 SW31 SW41

SW12 SW22 SW32 SW42

SW13 SW23 SW33 SW43

SW14 SW24 SW34 SW44

SW15 SW25 SW35 SW45

SW16 SW26 SW36 SW46

SW17 SW27 SW37 SW47

SW18 SW28 SW38 SW48

Crosspoint Switch

Data

multiplex

Sync

signal

All channels provided
with data multiplex and
sync (VD2) generator
as standard features

Matrix Switcher

Coaxial cable

Video Signal

Control

Status Data

Sync. Signal (VD2)

Combination Camera

No
SYNC
(VD2 OFF)

SYNC
(VD2 ON)

s

Function

1

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• Examples of Advanced Applications

As previously described, the Matrix Switcher controls both the crosspoint switches and external devices. By combining these two
functions, complicated Systems Control applications can be implemented as shown below.

Light

on

(Aux 2)

Camera 1

Dwell time: 1 sec.

Camera 4/Pre 1

Dwell time: 3 sec.

Camera 4/Pre 2

Dwell time: 2 sec.

Dwell time: 30 sec.

Gate
open

(Aux 1)

s

s

s

Camera 5

s

s

s

Camera 6

Camera 1

Camera 4

Camera 5

Infrared sensor

Aux 1

Aux 2

Receiver

Pre 2

Pre 1

Matrix Switcher WJ-SX550A

TL

Matrix Switcher

Alarm 3

MON 2
Alarm

MON1

VTR
Alarm
Mode

s

s

Monitor 1

Monitor 2

s

t

t

t

Camera 6

s

Real time recording

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Alarm 3 input by infrared sensor

h

Monitor 1

Monitor 2

Step

(1) Camera 1 picture is shown for 1 second
(2) Camera 4 picture at preset 1 position is shown for 3 seconds
(3) Camera 4 picture at preset 2 position is shown for 2 seconds
(4) Gate open (Auxiliary 1)

Light on (Auxiliary 2)
Camera 5 picture is shown for 30 seconds

Camera 6 spot; alarm sent to Time Lapse VTR to change time lapse mode to real time
mode to record camera 6 in real time.

This seemingly complex operation can be performed by the simple settings shown in table 1 and 2.

Step 01

01CAM 04 04 05

02 03 04

01 02

01

DWELL

03 02 30

AUX2

PRE

AUX1

Table 1 (Setup procedure for Tour Sequence)

T103

12

0603

Auto RST

AL CAM

Mode

S

AUX

1 2 3 4 5

TS

Table 2 (Setup procedure for Alarm Activation)

Camera number

Preset camera position

Dwell time in seconds

Gate open

Light on

T1 (Tour Sequence 1)

Alarm Setting

Tour Sequence 1 activated
on Monitor 1

Camera 6 spot on Monitor 2

Alarm 3

Camera No.

Tour Sequence 1

Spot

Monitor 1 is assigned
Tour Sequence

Monitor 2 is assigned
Spot Mode

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FEATURES

OF THE

SYSTEM 500

MATRIX

SWITCHER

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FEATURES OF THE SYSTEM 500 MATRIX SWITCHER

Preface

The system shown below is an example of the expansion capabilities of the WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher.

TL TL TL TL

TL TL TL TL

CPU

Board

Control

Board

WV-PB5504AE

4ch

Output Board

X4

Ext.

Board

WV-PB5508E

8ch

Input Board

X8

Ext.

Board

WV-PB5564E

Alarm
Board

X2

WV-PB5504AE

4ch

Output Board

X4

WV-PB5508E

8ch

Input Board

X8

Camera Input: Up to 128 cameras can be connected. The pan/tilt head, zoom /focus/iris of the lens and AUX switching can be

controlled via a single coaxial cable through a receiver. Also preset control of the lens and pan/tilt head position is possible by
using the WV-CS500 or WV-CS600 Combination Camera System.

Monitor Output: Up to 16 monitors can be connected. The camera title, camera and monitor number and alarm condition can be

displayed on the monitor screen.

System Controller: Up to 8 controllers may be connected. A variety of controls are accessible through the LCD display on the

system controller. Also, access to the Programming Set Up Menu may be gained through the system controller.

VCR: Up to 16 VTRs can be connected. The video signal controlled by the WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher is supplied to the VTR.

Also, the Matrix Switcher can supply the VTRs with an alarm output signal to switch time lapse recording mode.

Alarm Input: Up to 128 alarm signals can be supplied. An Alarm Sensor Unit with a Normally Open or Normally Closed circuit

should be used.

Printer Output: The Set Up Menu Programming data can be printed out.

RS-232C Port: A Personal Computer can be used instead of the WV-CU550A System Controller.

Note: When using a Personal Computer, the software must be purchased locally (not supplied with WJ-SX550A Matrix

Switcher).

Video Monitor (Max. 16 Output)

Printer

WV-CU550A System Controller (Max 8 Controller)

Max 16 VTR Control Outputs

Computer

RS-232C Port

WJ-SX550A

Matrix Switcher

2

64 cameras 128 cameras

WJ-AD550

Extension Unit

128 Alarm Input

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1. Log-in

To operate the Matrix Switcher System 500, a registered
operator must first supply their Operator Number and
Password to the system controller.
The operator number and password are established by
using the Set Up Menu. See page 83 for more details on
operator number registration.
If an attempt is made to enter an operator number and
password that do not match with the registered operator
numbers and passwords, entry into this system is denied.
As shown in the examples below, there are 2 additional
attributes associated with an operator: operator level and
priority. These items are described in more detail on page

19.

Operator Name: Mike
Operator Number: 01
Operator Level: 01
Password: 07171
Priority: 1

Operator Name: Robert
Operator Number: 30
Operator Level: 05
Password: 11524
Priority: 30

Notes:

1. Initially, Operator Number: 1
Password: 12345

are registered at the factory to allow access for first
time system programming.

2. An operator can be logged-in to this system from sev-

eral system controllers.

3. If the main power of the Matrix Switcher is turned off,

log-in procedures must be performed again.

4. If power to the system controller is turned off, the sys-

tem controller will record operating status when power
is resupplied.

2. Camera and Monitor Selection

After log-in, the desired camera and monitor combination
can be selected.
Basically, any combination of camera and monitor, which
are connected to this unit, can be selected as shown
below.

12

3

General Procedures

1. Select the desired monitor. (monitor and controller are
linked.)

2. Select the desired camera (camera and controller are
linked.)

3. The picture of the selected camera is displayed on the
selected monitor.

2-1 Monitor Selection

By selecting the monitor with the System Controller, it is
linked with the System Controller.
At this time, the camera output signal that was last sup­plied to the monitor is displayed.
Press the Numeric keys (1 to 16) then press the MON key
to select the desired monitor.

CAM

ESC SET

123
4 5 6
7 8 9

MON

0

For example: When selecting monitor No. 5:

Press 5 then press MON key.

Camera-1 Camera-2

Monitor-1 Monitor-2

WJ-SX550A

Controller

WV-RC150

2

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Note: The desired monitor selection may not be avail-

able due to one of the following reasons:

1. The System Controller used for selecting a partic­ular monitor is not allowed access to that monitor
because of keyboard partitioning. See page 20
for more details.

2. The desired monitor is presently selected by
another operator who has a higher operator priori­ty, and therefore, control over that monitor. At this
time "Monitor Busy" or "NOT AVAILABLE" will be
displayed on the System Controller's LCD panel.

2-2. Camera Selection

The video signal from the desired camera can be supplied
to the selected monitor by using the System Controller.
Press the Numeric keys (1 to 128) then press the CAM key
to select the desired camera.

2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9

MON CAM

ESC SET

0

1

For example: When selecting Camera No.2:

Press 2 then press CAM key

Note: The desired camera selection may not be avail-

able due to one of the following reasons:

1. The operator is not allowed access to the desired
camera because the Operator Registration has
limited the operator's access to certain cameras.
See page 19 for more details.

2. The desired camera is currently selected by
another operator who has a higher operator priori­ty, and therefore, control over that camera. At this
time "Camera Busy" will be displayed on the
System Controller's LCD panel.

4. Accessory Control

4-1. Iris Control

This control is used to open or close the iris of specified
DC servo lens with Panasonic WV-BP510, or WV-CP610
series cameras.

3. Camera Control

The selected camera (and, if applicable, the receiver) can
be controlled by the System Controller.
Specified Panasonic cameras, such as the WV-BP510, or
the WV-CP610 series, can have various functions con­trolled remotely without the need for a receiver.
Note: Because future camera models may have additional

features and functions, please refer to the Operating
Instructions Manual provided with the camera for more
details.

CLOSE

OPEN

IRIS

1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9

MON CAM

ESC SET

0

ACK

RESET

BACK

SEQ

FORWARD

SEQ ALT

DEC

-1CAM

INC

+1CAM

STOP12

AUX

CLOSE

OPEN

IRIS

PRESET

FOCUS
NEAR

ZOOM
TELE

FAR

WIDE

System Controller WV-CU 550

LEFT

RIGHT

UP

DOWN

ALARM BUSY

F3 F4F2F1

A

AF

4-2. Pan/Tilt Control

This control is used to pan or tilt the pan/tilt head.
The following operations are available.

1. Manual Operation
Press the Joystick Controller to move the Pan/Tilt head
towards the desired direction. Eight directions are
available: UP / DOWN / RIGHT/LEFT / UP-RIGHT / UP­LEFT / DOWN-RIGHT / DOWN-LEFT.

2. Auto Panning Operation
It is necessary to use a Pan/Tilt head such as the WV-

7225.

3. Random Panning Operation
It is also necessary to use a Pan/Tilt head which has
the auto panning capability such as the WV-7225.

4-3. Auxiliary (AUX) Control

This control is used to turn on or off the user’s auxiliary
switches located in the Receiver, such as the WV-RC100,
WV-RC150 or WV-RC170 Receivers.

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5. Preset Control

The preset function is used to memorize the setting points of focus, zoom, pan and tilt of a desired scene in advance, and to be
able to recall those setting points quickly, according to circumstance.
In addition, if the Camera Position Numbers are registered included the camera numbers with the preset positions in advance, and
to be able to recall those camera position quickly activating the camera selection and preset function at the same time.
This control is available with the Panasonic WV-CS500 or WV-CS600 Combination Camera, which enables the setting and recalling
of the Preset function from the System Controller.

6. Sequence

This system has three kinds of sequential modes: Program, Tour and Group

6-1. Program Sequence

The program sequence is a series of 64 steps assigned to a particular monitor. Each step can have a specific camera assigned to
it.
In the Program Sequence, each monitor has its own specified sequence operation as shown below.

P.SEQ 1

Program Sequence

P.SEQ 2

P.SEQ 3

P.SEQ 4

P.SEQ15

P.SEQ16

Monitor 1

Monitor 2

Monitor 3

Monitor 4

Monitor 15

Monitor 16

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• Auto Skip Function

The Auto Skip function is available in sequence. If there is no video signal present at a step, the sequence will automatically
skip that step.
This function is enabled with the Programming Set Up Menu.

• Dwell Time

The amount of time each camera is displayed on the monitor (Dwell Time) can be set from 1 sec. to 30 sec. with 1 sec. incre­ments.
This is set with the Programming Set Up Menu.
Also, External Timing, which is controlled from the Time Lapse VTR, can be selected with the Programming Set Up Menu.

6-2. Tour Sequence

A Tour Sequence consists of 64 steps. Each step has a Camera, Dwell Time, AUX Control and Pan/Tilt Preset assigned to it.
A Tour can be assigned to any monitor.

T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T7 T8

T9 T10 T11 T12 T13 T14 T15 T16
T17 T18 T19 T20 T21 T22 T23 T24
T25 T26 T27 T28 T29 T30 T31 T32

Tour Sequence

32 Tours In Any Monitor

A total of 32 Tour Sequence can be programmed with the Set Up Menu.

Monitor 1

Dwell time: 3 sec.

Step 1

Monitor 1

Dwell time: 3 sec.

Step 2

Monitor 1

Dwell time: 3 sec.

Step 3

Monitor 1

Dwell time: 3 sec.

Step 4

Monitor 1

Dwell time: 3 sec.

Step 5

s

s

s s

s

Monitor 1

Dwell time: 5 sec.

Step 1

Monitor 1

Dwell time: 3 sec.

Step 2

Monitor 1

Dwell time: 10 sec.

Step 3

Monitor 1

Dwell time: 5 sec.

Step 4

Monitor 1

Dwell time: 3 sec.

Step 5

s

s

s s

Monitor 1

Monitor 2

Monitor 3

Monitor 4

Monitor 15

Monitor 16

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6-3. Group Sequence

A Group Sequence consists of up to 64 steps.
In each step a maximum of 16 cameras can be assigned to 16 monitors.
Pan/Tilt preset and AUX control 1 & 2 can also be set for each camera/monitor combination.
Camera switching (Dwell Time) for each step can be set from 1 sec. to 30 sec. with 1 sec. increments.
There are 8 Group Sequences available, with programming performed in the Set Up Menu.

7. Timer

The timer function is used to program and automatically activate tour or group sequences from set start times to set stop times
during each day of the week and 5 user defined special days.

8. Alarm

8-1. Alarm Input

1. Camera Site Alarm

This alarm signal is supplied from the associated camera site receiver.
The applicable units for camera site alarm inputs are the WV-RC100, WV-RC150 and WV-RC170 Receivers.

2. Interface Alarm

This alarm signal is supplied from the Alarm Input Connector on the optional Alarm Board installed in the WJ-SX550A Matrix
Switcher.
Up to 128 alarm inputs are available.

8-2. Alarm Operation Mode

There are three alarm operation modes available in the WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher.
The alarm modes are able to switch according to the time programmed in an internal timer.

CAM 13 CAM 14 CAM 15 CAM 16

CAM 9 CAM 10 CAM 11 CAM 12

CAM 5 CAM 6 CAM 7 CAM 8

CAM 1 CAM 2 CAM 3 CAM 4

4th Floor

Group Sequence

C 13 C 14 C 15 C 16

3rd Floor

C 9 C 10 C 11 C 12

2nd Floor

C 6 C 8

1st Floor

C 1 C 2 C 3 C 4

C 5

C 7

Monitor 1 Monitor 2 Monitor 3 Monitor 4

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The following are the examples of these modes.

Alarm Mode 1: Any alarms to 1 monitor

Mode 1 displays all alarms on Monitor One. If more than one alarm is activated, the system will sequentially display the alarms
on Monitor One.

Alarm Mode 2: Any alarms to 4 monitors

Mode 2 displays the first alarm on Monitor One, the second on Monitor Two, the Third on Monitor Three and the fourth on
Monitor Four. If more than four alarms are activated, the system will sequence the pictures starting on Monitor One, then two,
etc.

Alarm Mode 3: Any alarms to any monitors

Mode 3 is a fully programmable mode. Any alarm can be shown on any monitor plus sequence routines, presets and auxiliary
relays in receivers can be activated.

8-3. Alarm Recall

The WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher can store up to 99 Alarm Events in its memory.
The alarms may be recalled and displayed, in chronological order, on any desired monitor.

A

1

A

2 3 4

5 6 7 8

Alarm

A

1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8

A

Alarm

C

Alarm

B

Alarm

B

C

Monitors Monitors

Sequence

Monitors

Any sequence, preset and auxiliary control

Any monitors

Sequence

2

Alarm

A

Alarm

B

Alarm

C

Alarm

D

Alarm

E

Alarm

F

1 2 3 4

A

E

B

CD

F

5 6 7 8

1 2 3 4

WZ

ANY

Alarm

5 6 78

XY

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9. Operator Registration

In the Operator Registration, an operator's level, priority, password and camera access limits are determined. Up to 30 operators
may be registered.

For example:

9-1. Level Setting

Operator access to various set up functions and system operations is dependent upon the operator's level. There are five separate
levels available, with level 1 being the highest.

9-2. Priority

When two or more operators attempt to perform the same function at the same time, the operator with the higher priority is allowed
to perform the function while the lower priority operator's attempt is denied. There are 30 priority levels available in this system.

9-3. Password

All operators have a five digit long password assigned to them.

9-4. Operator Limits for Camera Access

Access to any camera's video and control of the camera's pan/tilt head may be restricted to certain operators.

10. Camera Title

Camera titles are available for each camera input.
Each title is composed of 15 characters per line, times 2 lines.

34341 3221332132

Level 3

12123

Level 1

OPE-1

1

OPE-5 OPE-6 OPE-7

12341 1244312243

Level 2

OPE-2 OPE-3 OPE-4

43432 4333142341

Level 4

OPE-8 – OPE-26 OPE-27

54343 5656754543

Level 5

OPE-28 OPE-29 OPE-30

Priority

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

26

27

28

29

30

OPERATOR'S LEVEL TABLE

MENU
CAMERA TITLE
TIMER
PROG SEQ
TOUR SEQ
GRP SEQ
PRESET
ALARM
KEY BOARD
OPERATOR
COMP/VD2
CLOCK

CAM SELECT
P-SEQ SELECT
T-SEQ SELECT
G-SEQ SELECT
ALARM ACK/RST

MENU
CAMERA TITLE
TIMER
PROG SEQ
TOUR SEQ
GRP SEQ
PRESET
ALARM
KEY BOARD

CAM SELECT
P-SEQ SELECT
T-SEQ SELECT
G-SEQ SELECT
ALARM ACK/RST

CAM SELECT
P-SEQ SELECT
T-SEQ SELECT
G-SEQ SELECT
ALARM ACK/RST

CAM SELECT
P-SEQ SELECT
T-SEQ SELECT
G-SEQ SELECT

CAM SELECT
P-SEQ SELECT
T-SEQ SELECT

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11. Status Display

12. System Controller-Monitor Partitioning

This feature is used to prevent specific WV-CU550A System Controllers from controlling the outputs of specific monitors.
It prevents an operator from unintentionally gaining control over a monitor that may not be associated with their station.

For example:

The following example demonstrates the use of both system controller-monitor partitioning and operator priority.

• Camera: 8 sets

• Monitor: 3 sets

• System Controller: 3 sets

• Operator : 3 persons

SPOT : Spot
P : Program Sequence
T : Tour Sequence
G : Group Sequence
CAM : Camera Setting
SET : Setup
in : Displays video connected to the Video

Output Board

This table shows the system status in real time.
Possible Active modes, as indicated in this table, are defined below.

F : Forward Sequence
B : Backward Sequence
S : Stopped

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

M1 M3 M5 M7 M9 M11 M13 M15

M2 M4 M6 M8 M10 M12 M14 M16

System Controller Partitioning To Monitors

WV-CU550A

AL

02

03

05
06
07
08
09
10 in
11
12
13
14
15
16

04

Monitor Camera CTRLR Operator Priority

01

00

01
03

03
02
02
02

11
02

26

01

05

Mode

1121T 1

09
48
63

10
03
35
09
49
53
49
26

01 F
SPOT

T08F
G2S
G2S
G2S
CAM
SPOT
T64F
SPOT
T11F
G1B
G1B
G1B
SPOT
SPOT

2
8

4

17

30
51

10

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Setting Procedure

1. Operator No.1 has first priority . Cameras 1 - 8 can be selected by MON-1.

2. Operator No.2 has second priority. Cameras 1-5 can be selected by MON-2 (limited access due to operator partitioning).

3. Operator No.3 also has second priority. Cameras 4 - 8 can be selected by MON-3.

1. In the above system, when Operators 1 and 2 both select the camera No.3 simultaneously, the selection by Operator 1 is
allowed because operator 1 has a higher priority.

2. Operator 2 can not select camera 6 because operator's partitioning limits access to only cameras 1 - 5 by Operator 2.

3. Operator 2 can not control the Monitor 3 because controllers partitioning prevents access to monitor 3 by Operator 2.

13. Synchronizing the Sequence with External Timing

The camera switching interval (Sequence Dwell Time) can be synchronized with the time lapse mode set in the associated Time
Lapse VTR.
Select the On or Off mode to meet monitor requirements.

14. Cable Compensation / VD2

Cable Compensation

This feature is used to compensate for signal loss due to cable length.
The most suitable position for cable-loss compensation can be selected in the Set Up Menu.

Available cable length compensations are shown below.

S: Up to 500m (1,600 ft)

M: 500m (1,600 ft) to 900m (2,900 ft)

L: 900m (2,900 ft) to 1,200m (4,000 ft)

(When using 5C - 2V coaxial cable or equivalent)

VD2 (Camera Gen-lock Signal)

The VD2 (Gen-lock Sync Signal) can be turned On or Off by using the Set Up Menu.
Select VD2 On or Off to meet camera requirements.

15. RS-485 Site Communication

The communication parameters between the Camera Site can be set by using the Set Up Menu, if the optional WV-PB5548E Data
Board is installed in the Matrix Switcher.
The WV-RM70E Camera Controller or a modem is required in the system.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

1

2

3

4

5

4

5

6

7

8

M1

SPOT

Controller 1

Operator 1

Priority 1

M2

SPOT

Controller 2

Operator 2

Priority 2

M3

SPOT

Controller 3

Operator 3

Priority 2

Controller
Partitioning

Operator's
Partitioning

Operator's

Priority

2

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16. Communication Speed

The data transmitting/receiving rate can be set by using the Set Up Menu.
Usually, the Baud Rate is set to 9,600 bps, with a Wait Time of 100 ms.

Note: Be sure to select the correct speed when using a modem.

17. Clock

A real time, on-screen clock display is available.
The date and time can be set with the Set Up Menu.

18. On Screen Display

The following item can be displayed on the selected monitor screen.
All items, except Alarm On/Off and Timer mode, can be displayed or removed.

Note: If the monitor used has excessive overscan, parts of the display may be cut off.

19. Printer

A parallel printer can be used to print out the Status, Alarm Recall or Set Up data.
The recommended printer to use is the Panasonic KX-P1624 Impact Dot Matrix Printer.

20. RS-232C Port

This port used for connecting with a Personal Computer. The memory of the WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher can be loaded or saved.
Also, a Personal Computer can be substituted for the WV-CU550A System Controller.
Note: The software required for this operation, is an optional purchase.

q Date and Time
w Alarm On/Off

AL0: Camera Site Alarm
AL1: Interface Alarm

e Timer Mode
r Camera No.
t Monitor No.
y Preset No.
u Sequence Mode in Effect
i Camera Title

2

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Pr64 T32 Room 306

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DETAILED
PRODUCT

DESCRIPTION

AND

SELECTION

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MAJOR OPERATING CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS

WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher

1. Operation Indicator (OPERATE)

This indicator lights up when the WJ-SX550A Matrix
Switcher is turned power on.

2. CPU Board (CPU)

The personal computer and printer connect to this
board.
Refer to the CPU Board on page 25 for more details.

3. Control Board (CONTROL)

The system controller connects to this board.
Refer to the Control Board on page 28 for more
details.

4. Video Input Board (INPUT)

The cameras and receivers connect to this board.
Refer to the Video Input Board on page 30 for more
details.

5. Video Output Board (OUTPUT)

The monitors connect to this board.
Refer to the Video Output Board on page 32 for more
details.

6. Voltage Indicator (+9V, +5V, −5V)

These LEDs indicate the presence of +9V, +5V and

−5V regulated DC voltages.

7. Power On/Off Switch (POWER ON/OFF)

This switch is used to turn the Matrix Switcher power
on or off.

8. Fuse Holder

9. Power Cord

OPERATE

Matrix Switcher WJ-SX

550A

CPU

RS-232C

TIME

ADJUST IN

COM

PRINTER

OUT

IN

VS/VD

VD
OUT

OFF

+9V

+5V

−5V

POWER

ON

11A00001

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUTPUT

CAUTION

125V 4V

CONTROL

DATA 1

DATA 2

DATA 3

DATA 4

DATA 5

DATA 6

DATA 7

DATA 8

DATA 1

DATA 2

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Pin No.

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CPU Board

1. RS-232C Port (RS-232C)

This port is used to connect a personal computer that can store or load the memory in the WJ­SX550A Matrix Switcher. Also, this port enables control of the Matrix Switcher with a personal
computer instead of the WV-CU550A System Controller (by using optional software).

2. Time Adjustment Input Connector (TIME ADJUST IN)

This connector accepts the time adjustment signal from a Time Lapse VTR. It enables the time
display of the WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher and the Time Lapse VTR to be matched.

Pin No. Designation Direction

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

20

(FG)

SD
RD
RS
CS
DR
SG
CD
ER

PC → Switcher
PC ← Switcher
PC → Switcher
PC ← Switcher
PC ← Switcher

PC ← Switcher
PC → Switcher

Other pins are not used.

Designation

1
2

Signal

Ground

Designation Direction

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25

/STROBE

DATA 0
DATA 1
DATA 2
DATA 3
DATA 4
DATA 5
DATA 6
DATA 7

/ACK

BUSY

(R)
(G)
(B)

(SYNC)

/PRIM
Not used
Not used

Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground

Printer ← Switcher
Printer ← Switcher
Printer ← Switcher
Printer ← Switcher
Printer ← Switcher

Printer ← Switcher

Printer ← Switcher
Printer ← Switcher
Printer ← Switcher
Printer → Switcher

Printer → Switcher
Monitor ← Switcher
Monitor ← Switcher
Monitor ← Switcher
Monitor ← Switcher

Printer ← Switcher

3. Printer Port (PRINTER)

This port is used to connect a parallel printer which can provide a print out of the Status, Alarm
Recall or Set Up operation data.

CPU

RS-232C

TIME

ADJUST IN

COM

PRINTER

OUT

IN

VS/VD

VD
OUT

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t

t

TIME

ADJUST IN

COM

1
2

25

13

1

14

25

13

1

14

Note: If a printer is not used in the

system, pins 12 - 15 may be
used to supply system status to
a monitor (RGB type input).

3

This board should be installed in the WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher even if the WJ-AD550
Extension Unit is used.

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4. VS/VD Input Connector (VS/VD IN)

Either the VD (Vertical Drive) pulse or the VS (Video, Sync) signal can be supplied to this connector for synchronizing the sys­tem.

Notes:

1. This input is a looping through connection to the VS/VD Output Connector.

2. When the VD (or VS) signal is supplied to the VS/VD Input Connector, turn the VD/VS selection switch (SW4) on the circuit
board to the VD (or VS) position. Initially, the VD/VS selection switch (SW4) is set to the VS position at the factory. Ask
qualified service personnel about setting up this switch.

3. The external sync signal should meet with EIA RS-170 specifications and should not contain any jitter, such as a VTR
playback signal.

5. VS/VD Output Connector (VS/VD OUT)

Either the VD (Vertical Drive) pulse or the VS (Video, Sync) signal is provided at this connector for synchronizing other system
components.
Note: This output is a looping through output of the VS/VD Input Connector. These inputs and outputs are connected internal-

ly.

6. VD Output Connector (VD OUT)

The VD (Vertical Drive) pulse is provided at this connector for synchronizing other system components.

Notes:

1. The internal VD pulse or the looping-through external VD pulse will be provided at this connector.

2. When the VS signal is supplied to the VS/VD Input Connector, the VD output signal from the VD Output Connector will be
delayed by approximately 15 µsec with respect to the V-sync of VS input signal.

By changing the position of jumper connector (CN14) on the board, this connector can be used as the monitor output for the
system status display. (Set Up Menu is displayed during Set up mode.)

VS input signal

VD output signal

approx. 15 µsec

3H V

3

Caution

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■ CPU Board Dip Switch and Jumper Setting

2. Set the switch (SW4) on the board to match the Sync. input signal, if applicable. Initially, VS
position is selected at the factory.

3. Set the jumper connectors (CN12) on the board to open connection position when a printer is
connected to the board.

4. Set the jumper connector (CN13) on the board to the “C/L” position when the set up menus are
not clearly displayed on the colour monitor.
Initially, the “B/W” position is selected at the factory.

5. Set the jumper connector (CN14) on the board for either VD Output or Status Output from the
VD Output Connector. Initially, the VD position is selected at the factory.

1. Confirm Switches (SW2) on the board are set to the following positions.

CN13

CN12

SW4

CN14

1234

OFF

5678

SW2

CN14

GRAPHIC

VD

CN14

CN13

B/W

C/L

CN13

R

B

G

SYNC

CN12

1234

OFF

SW2

5678

3

These switches are used only for factory test.
Always keep these switches in the positions shown on right in the field.

Note

Pin No.

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Control Board

1. Data Port (DATA 1 - 8)

These ports are used to transmit/receive control data to/from the WV-CU550A System
Controller. Eight ports are available on the board. Connect supplied 6-conductor cable
assembly or use data grade cable, suitable for RS-485 (2 shielded, twisted pairs). Cable length
may be extended up to 1,200m (4,000 ft).

Designation Direction

1
2
3
4
5
6

Ground

T (A)

T (B)
R (A)
R (B)

Ground

Controller → Switcher
Controller → Switcher
Controller ← Switcher
Controller ← Switcher

2. Test Port (TEST 1, 2)

These ports are used only for factory test.

CONTROL

DATA 1

DATA 2

DATA 3

DATA 4

DATA 5

DATA 6

DATA 7

DATA 8

TEST 1

TEST 2

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This board should be installed in the WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher even if the WJ-AD550
Extension Unit is used.

Caution

6

1

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■ Control Board Dip Switch Setting

Confirm switches (SW2) on the board are set to the following positions.

These switches are used only for factory test.
Always keep these switches in the “OFF” positions in the field.

Note

1234

OFF

SW2

1234

OFF

SW2

3

Pin No.

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WV-PB5508E Video Input Board

1. Video Output Connector (VIDEO OUT 1, 2)

The video signal connected to the Camera Input Connector (CAMERA IN) is looped through to
this connector with 75 ohms termination.
The camera control signal multiplexed on the video signal has been eliminated at this connec­tor. When the Power Switch of the Matrix Switcher is turned off no signal is obtained at this con­nector.
BNC female connectors are available by use of optional WV-CA64 loop through cable.

2. Camera Input Connector (CAMERA IN, 1 - 8)

This connector accepts either a colour or B/W composite video signal from the camera.
Also, VD2, to synchronize cameras in vertical timing, and data, to control camera site devices
such as receivers, intelligent cameras, and combination cameras, are multiplexed through this
connector.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

Not used

CH1

Ground (CH1)

CH2

Ground (CH2)

CH3

Ground (CH3)

CH4

Ground (CH4)

Not used

CH5

Ground (CH5)

CH6

Ground (CH6)

CH7

Ground (CH7)

CH8

Ground (CH8)

VIDEO OUT1VIDEO OUT

2

9
8
7
6

5
4
3
2
1

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

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■ WV-PB5508E Video Input Board Dip Switch Setting

Set switches (SW1) on the board to meet the camera input number as shown in the following table.
Initially, camera input 1-8 is selected at the factory.

1234

OFF

SW1

3

BOARD

NO.

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

1-8

9-16

17-24

25-32

33-40

41-48

49-56

57-64

65-72

73-80

81-88

89-96

97-104

105-112

113-120

121-128

CAMERA

IN NO.

SW1 SETTING

• The Camera Inputs 65 to 128 are only used when the WJ­AD550 Extension Unit is used.

• The Board Number 1 to 8 should be installed in the WJ­SX550A Matrix Switcher and the Board Number 9 to 16 are
installed in the WJ-AD550 Extension Unit.
Do not install more than nine(9) boards in the WJ-SX550A
Matrix Switcher.

Caution

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3

OUT

IN

OUT

IN

OUT

IN

OUT

IN

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUTPUT

1

2

3

4

■ WV-PB5504AE Video Output Board

1. Alarm Output/Reset Output Connector (ALARM OUT/RESET OUT)
External Timing Input Connector (EXT TIMING IN)
Recover Input Connector (RECOVER IN)

ALARM OUT: When the Matrix Switcher receives an alarm from the WV-PB5564E Alarm Board

or camera site receivers WV-RC100, WV-RC150 or WV-R170, the alarm output signal is
provided at this connector for the Time Lapse VTR. The active pin number of the alarm out­put depends on the alarm mode set by the on-screen program (Mode-1, Mode-2, Mode-3).

RESET OUT: When the Matrix Switcher resets the activated alarm, the alarm reset output sig-

nal, either Open Collector or pulse, is provided at this connector for the Time Lapse VTR.

EXT TIMING IN: The camera switching interval (Sequential Dwell Time) can be synchronized

with the lapse mode set in the Time Lapse VTR.
EXT. TIMING IN 1 controls Monitor 1 output, EXT. TIMING IN 2 controls Monitor 2 output, etc.
Supply the camera switching pulse from the Time Lapse VTR to this connector. Minimum
duration for camera switching pulse needs to be more than one (1) second.

RECOVER IN: This connector accepts the alarm recover signal from the Time Lapse VTR.

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13

24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14

12
11
10

9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1

Pin No. Designation

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25

ALARM OUT 1
RESET OUT 1
RECOVER IN 1
Ground
EXT TIMING IN 1
Ground
ALARM OUT 2
RESET OUT 2
RECOVER IN 2
Ground
EXT TIMING IN 2
(+5V DC)
ALARM OUT 3
RESET OUT 3
RECOVER IN 3
Ground
EXT TIMING IN 3
Ground
ALARM OUT 4
RESET OUT 4
RECOVER IN 4
Ground
EXT TIMING IN 4
Ground
Ground

2. Monitor Input/Output Connector (MONITOR IN/OUT)

OUT: The video signal selected by the Matrix Switcher is provided at this connector for the

video monitor.

IN: This connector is used for video input from a VTR or system expansion to 128 camera input.

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■ WV-PB5504AE Video Output Board Dip Switch Setting

1. Set switches (SW1) on the board to meet the monitor output number as shown in the following table.
Initially, monitor 1 - 4 is selected at the factory.

3

Be careful when setting these switches as the switches are not physically located on the
board in numerical order. Switch location from the top of the board, going downward, is: SW4
(reset out 3), SW5 (reset out 4), SW3 (reset out 2) and SW2 (reset out 1).

2. Set switches (SW2/SW3/SW4/SW5) on the board to choose the alarm reset output signal as
either Open Collector (OPEN C.) or Pulse (VTR).

Open Collector (OPEN C.): 16VDC 100mA max.
Pulse (VTR): +5VDC approx. 500 msec.

Initially, VTR positions are selected at the factory.

Note

BOARD

NO.

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

1-4

5-8

9-12

13-16

1-4

5-8

9-12

13-16

MONITOR

OUT NO.

SW1 SETTING

1234

OFF

SW1

SW4
SW5

SW3

SW2

12

OFF

SW6

SW100

SW150

SW200

SW250

CH1

OPEN C

VTR

3. Set switches (SW100/SW150/SW200/SW250) on the board to choose the
character display mode on the monitor.

NOR: White with Black border
REV: Black with White border

Initially, normal (NOR) positions are selected at the factory.

4. Confirm switches (SW6) on the board are set to the following positions.

NOR REV NOR REV

NOR Position

REV Position

PAL TEST

NOR

SW6

NTSC

OFF

12

These switches are used only for factory test.
Always keep these switches in the positions shown on right in the field.

Note

BOARD

NO.
1 (5)1234
2 (6)5678
3 (7) 9 10 11 12
4 (8) 13 14 15 16

MONITOR OUT NO.

SW100 SW150 SW200 SW250

• The Board Number 5 to 8 are only used when the WJ-AD550
Extension Unit is used.

• The Board Number 1 to 4 should be installed in the WJ-SX550A
Matrix Switcher and the Board Number 5 to 8 are installed in the WJ­AD550 Extension Unit. Do not install more than five (5) boards in the
WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher.

Caution

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1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9

MON CAM

ESC SET

0

ACK

RESET

BACK

SEQ

FORWARD

SEQ ALT

DEC

-1CAM

INC

+1CAM

STOP12

AUX

CLOSE

OPEN

IRIS

PRESET

FOCUS

NEAR

ZOOM

TELE

FAR

WIDE

System Controller WV-CU 550

LEFT

RIGHT

UP

DOWN

ALARM BUSY

F3 F4F2F1

CONTROLLER

ON OFF

IN OUT

TERM

ON OFF

DATA

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

CONTROLLER

UNIT NO.

1-8

A

AF

MODE

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!8

!9

@0

@1

@2 @3 @4 @6 @7

@5

WV-CU550A System Controller

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1. Alarm Indicator (ALARM)

This LED indicator blinks to indicate an alarm condi­tion exists.

2. Busy Indicator (BUSY)

This LED indicator lights up when one or more System
Controllers with a higher operator priority than this one
are used to perform a function with the same camera
or monitor at the same time.
While this indicator is lighted, operations from this
System Controller are deactivated and can not be
performed until the indicator goes off.

3. Function Keys (F1/F2/F3/F4)

These keys are used to select functions displayed on
the Liquid Crystal Display.

4. Liquid Crystal Display

This displays function menus and function status.
In this Instructions Manual it is hereafter referred to
as the “LCD”.

5. Cursor Keys (A, C, D, B)

These keys are used to select which function menus
are displayed on the LCD.

6. Joystick Controller (UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT)

This Joystick is used to operate the Pan/Tilt Head
manually, or to move the cursor to the desired position
on the Set Up Menu of the Matrix Switcher.

7. Lens Iris Switches (IRIS CLOSE, OPEN)

These switches are used to close or open the lens iris
of specified lenses mounted on the camera.
When these switches are pressed at the same time for
3 seconds, the lens iris is set to the factory preset con­dition.

8. Focus Control (FOCUS NEAR/FAR)

This control is used to adjust lens focus of specified
lenses mounted on the camera.

9. Zoom Control (ZOOM TELE/WIDE)

This control is used to adjust lens zoom of specified
lenses mounted on the camera.

10. Preset Switch (PRESET)
Auto Focus Switch (AF)
PRESET: This switch, in combination with the

Numeric Keys, is used to activate the preset func­tion of the WV-CS500 or WV-CS600 Combination
Camera.

AF: This switch is used to activate the auto focus

function when selected the specified camera
such as the WV-CS600 Combination Camera.

11. Camera Key (CAM)
Set Key (SET)
CAM : This key is used for camera selection. Press

the desired Numeric Keys then press this key
to select the camera.

SET : This key is used to execute the currently high-

lighted setting on the Set Up Menu of the
Matrix Switcher.

12. Numeric Keys ( 0 - 9 )

These keys are used for numeric input into the system
such as camera and monitor select, sequence, etc.

13. Monitor Key (MON)
Escape Key (ESC)
MON : This key is used for monitor selection. Press

the desired Numeric Keys then press this key
to select the monitor.

ESC : This key is used to escape the currently high-

lighted setting on the Set Up Menu of the

Matrix Switcher.
Press this key, after pressed the Alternate (ALT)
Switch, to display the video systematically, which is
connected to the Monitor Input (MONITOR IN)
Connector on the WV-PB5504AE Video Output Board.

14. Stop Switch (STOP)

This switch is used to stop a sequence that is being
run on a monitor.

15. Increment Switch (INC +1 CAM)

This switch is used to move a sequence one step for­ward from the step that was previously stopped on the
monitor by the Stop (STOP) Switch.
Also, when a selected monitor is in the spot mode,
pressing this switch will replace the presently selected
camera with the next higher camera number.

16. Decrement Switch (DEC - 1 CAM)

This switch is used to move a sequence one step
backward from the step that was previously stopped
on the monitor by the Stop (STOP) Switch.
Also, when a selected monitor is in the spot mode,
pressing this switch will replace the presently selected
camera with the next lower camera number.

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17. Auxiliary Switches (AUX 1,2)

These switches are used to control the auxiliary
switches inside the Receiver (WV-RC100, WV-RC150
or WV-RC170 ).
For example, these auxiliary switches can be used for
turning on and off a light, a buzzer, etc.

18. Alternate Switch (ALT)

This switch, in combination with the other switch, is
used to activate the special functions.

19. Forward Sequence Switch (FORWARD SEQ)

This switch, is combination with the Numeric Keys, is
used to start a program or tour sequence on a moni­tor, or to continue a sequence, in the forward direc­tion, that was previously stopped on a monitor by the
Stop (STOP) switch.

20. Backward Sequence Switch (BACK SEQ)

This switch is used to continue a sequence, in the
backward direction, that was previously stopped on a
monitor by the Stop (STOP) Switch.

21. Alarm Acknowledge and Reset Switch
(ACK RESET)

This switch is used to cancel an active alarm. To can­cel an alarm, the alarmed monitor (s) must first be
selected, then this switch must be pressed once for
alarm acknowledgement (the light blinks rapidly),
then this switch must be pressed once again for alarm
reset.
After alarm acknowledgement, press the Alternate
(ALT) Switch then press this switch to reset the all acti­vated alarms at once.

22. Data Input/Output Connectors (DATA IN, OUT)

These connectors are used to transmit/receive control
data to/from the WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher in a sys­tem.

23. Termination Switch (TERM ON/OFF)

This switch is used to enable termination of this con­troller’s data connector.

24. Controller Unit Number Switch (CONTROLLER
UNIT NO.)

This switch is used to identify the unit number of the
System Controller in multiple system controller appli­cations. Up to eight controllers can be installed in a
system.

25. Mode Selection Switch (MODE)

These switches are used to select the mode of the
System Controller connected to the Matrix Switcher
Select the switches as shown below.

26. Controller On/Off Switch (CONTROLLER ON/OFF)

This switch is used to turn power on and off to the
System Controller.

27. Power Cord

3

Normal Mode

OFF

MODE

ON

CAM-P Mode

OFF

MODE

ON

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1. Operation Indicator (OPERATE)

This indicator lights up when the WJ-AD550 Extension
Unit is turned power on.

2. Extension Board (EXTENSION)

One of these boards is used to install in the WJ­SX550A Matrix Switcher. Connect these boards by
supplied 25-pin Connection Cables to expand the
Matrix Switcher System.
Refer to the Extension Board on page 38 for more
details.

3. Voltage Indicator (+9V, +5V, –5V)

These LEDs indicate the presence of +9V, +5V and
–5V regulated DC voltages.

4. Power On/Off Switch (POWER ON/OFF)

This switch is used to turn the Extension Unit power on
or off.

5. Fuse Holder

6. Power Cord

OPERATE

Extension Unit WJ-AD

550

OFF

+9V
+5V

−5V

POWER

ON

11A00001

Extension

1

2

WJ-SX550A

Extension

1

2

DATA
ADDRESS

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

ON OFF

DATA
ADDRESS

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

ON OFF

WJ-AD550

WJ-SX550A

WJ-AD550

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WJ-AD550 Extension Unit

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Extension Board

1. EXtension Connector ( 1, 2 )

These connectors are used to expand the Matrix Switcher System. Connect each connector
between the boards that are installed in the WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher and WJ-AD550
Extension Unit.

2. Data Unit Address Switch (DATA ADDRESS ON/OFF)

These switches are used to identify the unit address number of the WV-PB5548E Data Board
installed in the WJ-AD550 Extension Unit. Select the switches on the board that is installed in
the WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher, to the “ON” position to meet the Data Board Number.

3. WJ-SX550A Indicator (WJ-SX550A)

This indicator lights up if the board is installed in the WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher after making
switch setting.

4. WJ-AD550 Indicator (WJ-AD550)

This indicator lights up if the board is installed in the WJ-AD550 Extension Unit after making
switch setting.

Extension

1

2

DATA
ADDRESS

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

ON OFF

WJ-SX550A

WJ-AD550

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■ Extension Board Switch Setting

SW1

AD550SX550A

SW3

AD550SX550A

1. Set switches (SW1/SW3) on the board to choose the
system requirement as shown below.

SX550A: Select this position if the board is installed in

the WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher.

AD550: Select this position if the board is installed in

the WJ-AD550 Extension Unit.

SW1

AD550SX550A

SW3

AD550SX550A

SW1

AD550SX550A

SW3

AD550SX550A

2. Set the Data Unit Address Switch on the board to
meet the WV-PB5548E Data Boards as shown below.

1) The board installed in the WJ-SX550A
Set the switches to the “ON” positions to meet the
identification number of the Data Boards where
installed in the WJ-AD550 Extension Unit.

2) The board installed in the WJ-AD550
Always keep these switches in the “OFF” positions in
the field.

33-64

ALARM

TEST

1-32

00

5

RESET

MODE

CPU

RS-232C

TIME

ADJUST IN

COM

PRINTER

OUT

IN

VS/VD

VD
OUT

OFF

+9V

+5V

−

5V

POWER

ON

11A00001

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUTPUT

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

OUTPUT

OUT

IN
1

OUT

IN
2

OUT

IN
3

OUT

IN
4

OUTPUTCONTROL

DATA 1

DATA 2

DATA 3

DATA 4

DATA 5

DATA 6

DATA 7

DATA 8

TEST 1

TEST 2

33-64

ALARM

TEST

1-32

00

5

RESET

MODE

OUT

IN
1

OUT

IN
2

OUT

IN
3

OUT

IN
4

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUTPUT

Extension

1

2

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

ON OFF

WJ-SX550A

WJ-AD550

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

OFF

+9V

+5V

−

5V

POWER

ON

11A00001

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUTPUT

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

OUTPUT

OUT

IN
1

OUT

IN
2

OUT

IN
3

OUT

IN
4

OUTPUT

OUT

IN
1

OUT

IN
2

OUT

IN
3

OUT

IN
4

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUTPUT

Extension

1

2

DATA

UNIT ADDRESS

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

ON OFF

WJ-SX550A

WJ-AD550

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

DATA
(RS485)

A
T
B

1

A
R
B

G
A

T
B

2

A
R
B

G
A

T
B

3

A
R
B

G
A

T
B

4

A
R
B

G

A
T
B

5

A
R
B

G
A

T
B

6

A
R
B

G
A

T
B

7

A
R
B

G
A

T
B

8

A
R
B

G

DATA
(RS485)

A
T
B

1

A
R
B

G
A

T
B

2

A
R
B

G
A

T
B

3

A
R
B

G
A

T
B

4

A
R
B

G

A
T
B

5

A
R
B

G
A

T
B

6

A
R
B

G
A

T
B

7

A
R
B

G
A

T
B

8

A
R
B

G

DATA

ADDRESS

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

ON OFF

DATA

UNIT ADDRESS

DATA

ADDRESS

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

ON OFF

Initially, “OFF” positions are selected at the factory.

WJ-AD550 Extension Unit

WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher

Initially, AD550 positions are selected at the factory.

3

ALARM

TEST

1-32

5

RESET

MODE

33-64

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WV-PB5564E Alarm Board

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2. Mode Selection Switch (MODE)

This rotary switch, in combination with the test switch, is used to select the alarm test mode.
Mode 0: Press the Test Switch to receive, from memory, a chronologically organized display (in

the Alarm Number Display) of all alarms received from the Alarm Input Connector.

Mode 1: Press the Test Switch to simulate receiving alarm inputs 1-64 in ascending order, one

alarm per second. Use this mode to test the system for Alarm Mode-1, Mode-2 or Mode-3
set up.

Mode 2: Press the Test Switch to simulate receiving alarm inputs 1-64 all at the same time. Use

this mode to test the system for Alarm Mode-1, Mode-2 or Mode-3 set up.

Mode 3-9: These modes are not available.

Note: The alarm inputs 65-128 are activated above modes if the SW1 on the board is set at

alarm number 65-128. Refer to the Dip Switch Setting on page 42.

3. Test Switch (TEST)

This switch is used to run the alarm test mode in combination with the Mode Selection Switch.

4. Reset Switch (RESET)

This switch is used to stop the alarm test mode or clear alarm the records from the internal
memory.

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This display indicates the alarm input number when the associated alarm sensor unit is activat­ed.
Note: The display indicator lights up as shown below when the alarm number is over one hun-

dred.

indicator

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19

Alarm 1
Alarm 2
Alarm 3
Alarm 4
Alarm 5
Alarm 6
Alarm 7
Alarm 8

Alarm 9
Alarm 10
Alarm 11
Alarm 12
Alarm 13
Alarm 14
Alarm 15
Alarm 16
Alarm 17
Alarm 18
Alarm 19

Alarm 65
Alarm 66
Alarm 67
Alarm 68
Alarm 69
Alarm 70
Alarm 71
Alarm 72
Alarm 73
Alarm 74
Alarm 75
Alarm 76
Alarm 77

Alarm78
Alarm 79
Alarm 80
Alarm 81
Alarm 82
Alarm 83

20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37

Alarm 20
Alarm 21
Alarm 22
Alarm 23
Alarm 24
Alarm 25
Alarm 26
Alarm 27
Alarm 28
Alarm 29
Alarm 30
Alarm 31
Alarm 32
Not used
Not used
Not used

Ground
Ground

Alarm 84
Alarm 85
Alarm 86
Alarm 87
Alarm 88
Alarm 89
Alarm 90
Alarm 91
Alarm 92
Alarm 93
Alarm 94
Alarm 95
Alarm 96
Not used
Not used
Not used

Ground
Ground

Pin No.

Designation

Pin No.

Designation

Board No.1 Board No.2 Board No.1 Board No.2

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19

Alarm 33
Alarm 34
Alarm 35
Alarm 36
Alarm 37
Alarm 38
Alarm 39
Alarm 40
Alarm 41
Alarm 42
Alarm 43
Alarm 44
Alarm 45
Alarm 46
Alarm 47
Alarm 48
Alarm 49
Alarm 50
Alarm 51

Alarm 97
Alarm 98

Alarm 99
Alarm 100
Alarm 101
Alarm 102
Alarm 103
Alarm 104
Alarm 105
Alarm 106
Alarm 107
Alarm 108
Alarm 109
Alarm 110
Alarm 111
Alarm 112
Alarm 113
Alarm 114
Alarm 115

20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37

Alarm 116
Alarm 117
Alarm 118
Alarm 119
Alarm 120
Alarm 121
Alarm 122
Alarm 123
Alarm 124
Alarm 125
Alarm 126
Alarm 127
Alarm 128

Not used
Not used
Not used

Ground
Ground

Pin No.

Designation

Pin No.

Designation

Board No.1 Board No.2 Board No.1 Board No.2

Alarm 52
Alarm 53
Alarm 54
Alarm 55
Alarm 56
Alarm 57
Alarm 58
Alarm 59
Alarm 60
Alarm 61
Alarm 62
Alarm 63
Alarm 64
Not used
Not used
Not used

Ground
Ground

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(Close) Alarm Sensor(Open) Alarm Sensor

Normal Condition Alarm In Alarm Signal

Normally Open

(NOR OPEN)

Normally Closed

(NOR CLOSE)

(Close) Alarm Sensor (Open) Alarm Sensor

t

0V

0V

t

5. Alarm Input Connector (1-32, 33-64)

This connector accepts the alarm signals, either normally open or normally closed, from the
associated alarm sensor unit.

3

t 100 ms

>

t 100 ms

>

1-32

37

20

19

1

33-64

37

20

19

1

65-72
73-80
81-88
89-96

97-104
105-112
113-120
121-128

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3. Confirm switchers (SW12) on the board are set to the following positions.

12

OFF

SW12

These switches are used only for factory test.
Always keep these switches in the "OFF" positions in the field.

Note

2. Set switches (SW4 - SW11) on the board to meet the
alarm input requirements. Initially, normally open
(NOR, OPEN) positions are selected at the factory.

12345678

OFF

SW4

NOR

CLOSE

NOR

OPEN

1

12345678

OFF

SW5

2

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

SW4
SW5
SW6
SW7
SW8

SW9
SW10
SW11

Switch No.

1 - 8

9 - 16
17 - 24
25 - 32
33 - 40
41 - 48
49 - 56
57 - 64

Alarm Input

Board No.1 Board No.2

■ WV-PB5564E Alarm Board Dip Switch

Setting

1. Set switches (SW1) on the board to meet the alarm
input number as shown below.

BOARD

NO.

12

OFF

12

OFF

1

2

1-64

65-128

ALARM

INPUT NO.

SW1 SETTING

1
2

OFF

SW1

UNIT ADR

3

1

SW4

2

SW5

3

SW6

OFF

12

SW1

UNIT ADR

OFF

12

4

SW7

5

SW8

6

SW9

7

SW10

SW12

8

SW11

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WV-PB5548E Data Board

1. Data Connector (TA/TB/RA/RB/GND, 1 - 8)

These connectors are used to transmit/receive control data to/from the camera site. Use data
grade cable, suitable for RS-485 (shielded, twisted pairs). Cable length may be extended up to
1,200 m (4,000 ft).

TB

RA (+)

RB

GND

RT

TA (+)

S W

1

DATA
(RS485)

A

T

B

1

A

R

B

G

A

T

B

2

A

R

B

G

A

T

B

3

A

R

B

G

A

T

B

4

A

R

B

G

A

T

B

5

A

R

B

G

A

T

B

6

A

R

B

G

A

T

B

7

A

R

B

G

A

T

B

8

A

R

B

G

RT: Termination Resistor, 150Ω 1/2W
SW: Selection Switch, Full Duplex/ Half Duplex
GND: Ground; Connected to each channel and

common ground.

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■ WV-PB5548E Data Board Dip Switch Setting

1234

OFF

SW1

1234

OFF

SW3

SW100

SW150

SW200

SW250

SW300

SW350

SW400

SW450

SW5

SW6

BOARD

NO.

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1234

OFF

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

SW1 SETTING

1. Set switches (SW1) on the board to meet the data
board number as shown in the following table.
Initially, board number 1 is selected at the factory.

2. Set switches (SW100/SW150/SW200/SW250/SW300/
SW350/SW400/SW450) on the board to choose the
communication lines as either Full Duplex (FULL) or
Half Duplex (HALF).
Initially, Full Duplex(FULL) positions are selected at
the factory.

3. Set switch (SW5) on the board to choose the LED indi­cator as either “ON” or “OFF” mode. The indicator dis­plays that the control data are activated normally on
the board.
Initially, “ON” position is selected at the factory.

4. Confirm switches (SW3/SW6) on the board are set to
the following positions.

SW100 - SW450

FULL

HALF

SW5

ON

OFF

LED

1234

OFF

SW3

SW6

12PROG

Full: 4 Lines
Half: 2 Lines

These switches are used only for factory test.
Always keep these switches in these positions in the
field.

Note

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BOARD SELECTION FOR SYSTEM EXPANSION

This switcher has 15 slots, clever of which are available for system expansion.
The CPU and Control Board, along with one Video Input Board and one Video Output Board are supplied as standard acces­sories.
Depending on the number of camera inputs and monitor outputs required, additional WV-PB5508E Video Input Boards, WV­PB5504AE Video Output Boards will be required.

OFF

+9V

+5V

−5V

POWER

ON

11A00001

INPUTCPU

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

RS-232C

TIME

ADJUST IN

COM

PRINTER

OUT

IN

VS/VD

VD
OUT

54321 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

CONTROL

DATA 1

DATA 2

DATA 3

DATA 4

DATA 5

DATA 6

DATA 7

DATA 8

TEST 1

TEST 2

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUTPUT

3

Also the extension unit has 15 slots and two Extension Boards are installed in this unit.

• WJ-AD550 Extension Unit

• WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher

OFF

+9V
+5V

−5V

POWER

ON

11A00001

Extension

1

2

WJ-SX550A

Extension

1

2

DATA
ADDRESS

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

ON OFF

DATA
ADDRESS

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

ON OFF

WJ-AD550

WJ-SX550A

WJ-AD550

54321 6789101112131415

Cameras

Cameras

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1 - 8

9 - 16
17 - 24
25 - 32
33 - 40
41 - 48
49 - 56
57 - 64

1 - 4
1 - 4
1 - 4
1 - 4
1 - 4
1 - 4
1 - 4
1 - 4

not required
not required
not required
not required
not required
not required
not required
not required

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

4
5
6
7
8

9
10
11

11
10

9
8
7
6
5
4

Monitors

Extension Unit

WJ-AD550

Output Boards

WV-PB5504AE
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

65 - 72 1 - 4 required 2 15 159
73 - 80 1 - 4 required 2 16 1410
81 - 88 1 - 4 required 2 17 1311
89 - 96 1 - 4 required 2 18 1212

97 - 104 1 - 4 required 2 19 1113
105 - 112 1 - 4 required 2 20 1014
113 - 120 1 - 4 required 2 21 915
121 - 128 1 - 4 required 2 22 816

Input Boards

WV-PB5508E

Slots Used Slots Left

3

The following table shows components required for various system configurations.

1 - 8

9 - 16
17 - 24
25 - 32
33 - 40
41 - 48
49 - 56
57 - 64

5 - 8
5 - 8
5 - 8
5 - 8
5 - 8
5 - 8
5 - 8
5 - 8

not required
not required
not required
not required
not required
not required
not required
not required

2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2

5
6
7
8

9
10
11
12

10

9
8
7
6
5
4
3

Monitors

Extension Unit

WJ-AD550

Output Boards

WV-PB5504AE
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

65 - 72 5 - 8 required 4 17 139
73 - 80 5 - 8 required 4 18 1210
81 - 88 5 - 8 required 4 19 1111
89 - 96 5 - 8 required 4 20 1012

97 - 104 5 - 8 required 4 21 913
105 - 112 5 - 8 required 4 22 814
113 - 120 5 - 8 required 4 23 715
121 - 128 5 - 8 required 4 24 616

Input Boards

WV-PB5508E

Slots Used Slots Left

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Cameras

1 - 8

9 - 16
17 - 24
25 - 32
33 - 40
41 - 48
49 - 56
57 - 64

9 - 12
9 - 12
9 - 12
9 - 12
9 - 12
9 - 12
9 - 12
9 - 12

not required
not required
not required
not required
not required
not required
not required
not required

3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3

6
7
8

9
10
11
12
13

9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2

Monitors

Extension Unit

WJ-AD550

Output Boards

WV-PB5504AE
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

65 - 72 9 - 12 required 6 19 119
73 - 80 9 - 12 required 6 20 1010
81 - 88 9 - 12 required 6 21 911
89 - 96 9 - 12 required 6 22 812

97 - 104 9 - 12 required 6 23 713
105 - 112 9 - 12 required 6 24 614
113 - 120 9 - 12 required 6 25 515
121 - 128 9 - 12 required 6 26 416

Input Boards

WV-PB5508E

Slots Used Slots Left

Cameras

1 - 8

9 - 16
17 - 24
25 - 32
33 - 40
41 - 48
49 - 56
57 - 64

9 - 12
9 - 12
9 - 12
9 - 12
9 - 12
9 - 12
9 - 12
9 - 12

not required
not required
not required
not required
not required
not required
not required
not required

4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4

7
8

9
10
11
12
13
14

8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1

Monitors

Extension Unit

WJ-AD550

Output Boards

WV-PB5504AE
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

65 - 72 9 - 12 required 8 21 99
73 - 80 9 - 12 required 8 22 810
81 - 88 9 - 12 required 8 23 711
89 - 96 9 - 12 required 8 24 612

97 - 104 9 - 12 required 8 25 513
105 - 112 9 - 12 required 8 26 414
113 - 120 9 - 12 required 8 27 315
121 - 128 9 - 12 required 8 28 216

Input Boards

WV-PB5508E

Slots Used Slots Left

Notes:

• The two extension boards should be installed in the slots when the extension unit is required.

• It will be installed up to two (2) Alarm Boards or eight (8) Data Boards in the slots left.

3

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INSTALLATION

AND

SYSTEM

CONNECTIONS

4

-50-

4

INSTALLATION

The installation described below should be made by quali­fied service personnel or system installers.

■ WV-CU550A System Controller

Replacing the Side Panels with the optional
WV-Q62E Rack Angle Bracket

1. Remove both the left and right side panels of the
System Controller by removing four screws.

■ WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher

Mounting into the Rack

1. Remove four rubber feet by removing four screws on
the bottom of the Matrix Switcher.

2. Remove the Palm-rest located on the front of the
System Controller by removing two screws.

3. Place the Rack Angle Brackets on both sides of the
System Controller and tighten with the four supplied
screws.

4. Install the System Controller with Rack Angle Brackets
in the rack by using four screws (procured locally).

Remove screws.

Tighten
screws.

Rack Angle Bracket

Side Panel

Rack Mount Screws

Rack Mount Screws

Palm-rest

• Do not block the ventilation opening or slots on the cover to prevent the unit from rising temperature.
Always keep the temperature in the rack within 50°C (122°F)

• Secure the rear of the unit to the rack by using the additional mounting angles (procured locally) when the vibration is
added to the rack.

Caution

2. Install the Matrix Switcher in the rack by using eight
screws (procured locally).

Note:

The cooling fans inside the Matrix Switcher are
article of consumption, and need to replace peri­odically.

Remove Screws

Rubber
feet

Rack Mount Screws

Rubber
feet

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1. Remove the screws from the rear panel(s) of the
Matrix Switcher.

2. Remove the rear panel(s).

3. Place the Board into the desired position in the rear of
Matrix Switcher by sliding it inside the board guides.

■ Installing Additional Boards for Expansion

Before installing any boards be sure to turn off the
Power Switch of the WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher.

Caution

Each slot is identical, so the board can installed in any
slot.
However it is recommended to install the boards as
shown below for an orderly installation.

Note

4. Make sure to push in the Board until it is seat­ed firmly.

5. Secure the Board by tightening the two screws
on the board.

6. Close off open spaces on the rear of the Matrix
Switcher by using WV-Q63E Blank Panels
(Optional) or supplied rear panel(s).

Rear Panel

Remove four
screws.

Blank Panel

Tighten screws.

Tighten screws.

Board

CPU

RS-232C

TIME

ADJUST IN

COM

PRINTER

OUT

IN

VS/VD

VD
OUT

OFF

+9V

+5V

−5V

POWER

ON

11A00001

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

33-64

ALARM

TEST

1-32

00

5

RESET

MODE

CONTROL

DATA 1

DATA 2

DATA 3

DATA 4

DATA 5

DATA 6

DATA 7

DATA 8

TEST 1

TEST 2

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUTPUT

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUTPUT

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUTPUT

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUTPUT

Alarm Board

Video Input Board Video Output

Board

4

• Extension Unit is not required.

or

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• Extension Unit is required

When the Extension Unit is required to install the boards, it
is recommended to install the boards as shown below.

Removing Extension Boards

1. Remove the screws from rear panel(s) of the
Extension Unit.

2. Remove the rear panel(s).

3. Loosen the two screws on the Extension Board(s).

4. Pull out the Extension Board(s) from the rear of
Extension Unit by sliding it inside the board guides.

Installing Boards

1. Install a Extension Board to the slot number 15 of the
Matrix Switcher and Extension Unit.

Note: Before installing the boards, be sure to set the dip

switches to the required positions.

2. Install the Video Input Boards as shown below.
Board Number 1 - 8 are into the Matrix Switcher
Board Number 9 - 16 are into the Extension Unit.

3. Install the Video Output Boards as shown below.
Board Number 1 - 4 are into the Matrix Switcher.
Board Number 5 - 8 are into the Extension Unit.

Note: Up to two Alarm Boards or eight Data Boards can

be installed in the Matrix Switcher and Extension Unit.
When the Data Boards are installed in the Extension
Unit, be sure to set the Data Unit Address Switch on
the Extension Boards.

33-64

ALARM

TEST

1-32

00

5

RESET

MODE

CPU

RS-232C

TIME

ADJUST IN

COM

PRINTER

OUT

IN

VS/VD

VD
OUT

OFF

+9V

+5V

−

5V

POWER

ON

11A00001

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUTPUT

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

OUTPUT

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

OUTPUTCONTROL

DATA 1

DATA 2

DATA 3

DATA 4

DATA 5

DATA 6

DATA 7

DATA 8

TEST 1

TEST 2

33-64

ALARM

TEST

1-32

00

5

RESET

MODE

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUTPUT

Extension

1

2

DATA
ADDRESS

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

ON OFF

WJ-SX550A

WJ-AD550

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

OFF

+9V

+5V

−

5V

POWER

ON

11A00001

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUTPUT

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

OUTPUT

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

OUTPUT

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUTPUT

Extension

1

2

DATA
ADDRESS

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

ON OFF

WJ-SX550A

WJ-AD550

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

WJ-AD550 Extension Unit

WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher

Video Input Board
(Board #1-8)

Video Output
Board
(Board #1-4)

Extension
Board

Video Input Board
(Board #9-16)

Video Output
Board
(Board #5-8)

Extension
Board

Alarm
Board

Remove screws.

Loosen two screws

Before installing any boards, be sure to turn off the
Power Switch of the WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher and
WJ-AD550 Extension Unit.

Caution

4

-53-

SYSTEM CONNECTIONS

Over View of System Connection

TL TL

TL TL

CPU

RS-232C

TIME

ADJUST IN

COM

PRINTER

OUT

IN

VS/VD

VD
OUT

OFF

+9V

+5V

−

5V

POWER

ON

11A00001

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUTPUT

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUT

IN
1

OUT

IN
2

OUT

IN
3

OUT

IN
4

OUTPUT

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

OUTPUTCONTROL

DATA 1

DATA 2

DATA 3

DATA 4

DATA 5

DATA 6

DATA 7

DATA 8

TEST 1

TEST 2

OUT

IN
1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUTPUT

Extension

1

2

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

ON OFF

WJ-SX550A

WJ-AD550

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

DATA

UNIT ADDRESS

33-64

ALARM

TEST

1-32

00

5

RESET

MODE

33-64

ALARM

TEST

1-32

00

5

RESET

MODE

OFF

+9V

+5V

−

5V

POWER

ON

11A00001

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUTPUT

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

OUTPUT

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

OUTPUT

OUT

IN

1

OUT

IN

2

OUT

IN

3

OUT

IN

4

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUTPUT

Extension

1

2

DATA

UNIT ADDRESS

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

ON OFF

WJ-SX550A

WJ-AD550

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

Alarm Sensor

Printer

WV-CU550A System Controller (Max 8 Controller)

Max 16 Monitors

Computer

RS-232C Port

WJ-SX550A
Matrix Switcher

Combination Camera

Max. 128 cameras

WJ-AD550
Extension Unit

VTR

System Status

Monitor

Receive

Receiver

Note : Refer to the Operating Instruction of WJ-AD550 Extension Unit for connections when the WJ-AD550 Extension Unit is used.

4

-54-

■ Connection with the Camera Sites

Connect the Camera Site Equipments to the Camera
Input Connectors (CAMERA IN, 1-8) on the Video
Input Board.
Caution: Make sure that the cable length between the

camera site and the WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher
is less than 1,200m (4,000 ft) when using 5C - 2V
coaxial cable or equivalent.

Connection with the Camera Sites

INPUT

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

CAMERA IN

VIDEO OUT1

VIDEO OUT2

Camera 1 - 4

Camera 5 - 8

Video Input Board

WV-CA64
(VIDEO ACTIVE LOOP THROUGH OUT)

WV-CA64 (VIDEO ACTIVE LOOP THROUGH OUT)

WV-7140/WV-7141 WV-7140/WV-7141

WV-7225 WV-7260D WV-7260D

WV-RC100 WV-RC150

AUX
Alarm

WV-RC150

AUX

Alarm

AUX
Alarm

4

-55-

■ Connection with the Monitors

Connect the Monitors to the Monitor Output Connec­tors (MONITOR OUT) on the Video Output Board(s).

TL

TL

TL

TL

2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16

ALARM

IN

1

COM2

ALARM

RESET IN

3

ALARM

RECOVER OUT

4

ALARM

OUT

5

1 SHOT IN6

7

TAPE END

OUT

8

WARNING

OUT

9

HUMID OUT10

REC OUT11

REC REVIEW

OUT

12

SERIES
REC IN

13

14

TIME

ADJUST IN

15

TIME

ADJUST OUT

16

COM

SERIES

REC OUT

13579111315

OUT

IN

OUT

IN

OUT

IN

OUT

IN

MONITOR

ALARM OUT
RESET OUT
EXT TIMING IN
RECOVER IN

OUTPUT

1

2

3

4

Connection with the Monitors

Video Output Board

Monitor

Monitor

Monitor

Monitor

CAMERA
SW OUT

VTR

4

-56-

■ Connection with the System Controllers

• Data Line and Unit Number Setting

Up to eight WV-CU550A System Controllers may be
installed in a Matrix System.
The Control Board installed in the WJ-SX550A Matrix
Switcher has eight ports that correspond to eight WV­CU550A System Controller inputs.
If the supplied 6-conductor cable assembly is used,
simply plug one end of the cable into a port on the
Control Board and other end into one of the ports on
the rear of the System Controller.

• Mode Selection Switch Setting

The Mode Selection Switch, that selects the operation
mode of the System Controller, is located on the rear
of the System Controller Select the switches to meet
the system shown below.

If the cable to be used is assembled from locally pro­cured materials it is important that only high quality,
data grade cable, suitable for RS-485 (2 shield, twist­ed pairs) is used.
Low grade cable will result in unstable operation of the
system.

4

Normal Mode: Selects the menus except the CAM-P

(D5) Menu on the LCD.

CAM-P Mode: Selects the CAM-P (D5) Menu on the

LCD included menus at the Normal Mode. Select
this mode if operating the Camera Position func­tions.

Select the mode before turning the System Controller
power on.
The selected mode is fixed to turn the System
Controller power on. Initially, Normal Mode is selected
at the factory.

Normal Mode

OFF

MODE

ON

CAM-P Mode

OFF

MODE

ON

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IN OUT

TERM

ON OFF

DATA

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

CONTROLLER

UNIT NO.

1-8

Controller 1

IN OUT

TERM

ON OFF

DATA

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

CONTROLLER

UNIT NO.

1-8

Controller 2

IN OUT

TERM

ON OFF

DATA

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

CONTROLLER

UNIT NO.

1-8

Controller 3

IN OUT

TERM

ON OFF

DATA

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

CONTROLLER

UNIT NO.

1-8

Controller 4

IN OUT

TERM

ON OFF

DATA

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

CONTROLLER

UNIT NO.

1-8

Controller 5

IN OUT

TERM

ON OFF

DATA

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

CONTROLLER

UNIT NO.

1-8

Controller 6

IN OUT

TERM

ON OFF

DATA

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

CONTROLLER

UNIT NO.

1-8

Controller 7

IN OUT

TERM

ON OFF

DATA

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

CONTROLLER

UNIT NO.

1-8

Controller 8

Control Board

Matrix Switcher WJ-SX550A

CONTROL

DATA 1

DATA 2

DATA 3

DATA 4

DATA 5

DATA 6

DATA 7

DATA 8

TEST 1

TEST 2

ON

Termination
Switch

Controller 1 ON

ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON

Any Number 1-8
Any Number 1-8
Any Number 1-8
Any Number 1-8
Any Number 1-8
Any Number 1-8
Any Number 1-8
Any Number 1-8

Controller 2
Controller 3
Controller 4
Controller 5
Controller 6
Controller 7
Controller 8

Controller
Unit Number

Home Run Connections

Termination and Controller Unit Number Setting

• Direct connection between the Control Board and System Controllers (“Home Run” Type Wiring)

In this type of installation there is one control cable directly connecting each System Controller to one Control Board port.
Refer to the connections and controller settings shown below.

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Note: Do not use the "0" or "9" controller unit numbers.

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• Indirect connection between the Control Board and System Controllers (“Daisy-Chain” Type Wiring)

In this type of installation only one control cable directly connects between System Controller #1 and the Control Board. The
rest of the System Controllers connect to System Controller #1 in a Daisy-Chain type of connection. Refer to the connections
and controller settings shown below.

IN OUT

TERM

ON OFF

DATA

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

CONTROLLER

UNIT NO.

1-8

Controller 1

IN OUT

TERM

ON OFF

DATA

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

CONTROLLER

UNIT NO.

1-8

Controller 2

IN OUT

TERM

ON OFF

DATA

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

CONTROLLER

UNIT NO.

1-8

Controller 3

IN OUT

TERM

ON OFF

DATA

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

CONTROLLER

UNIT NO.

1-8

Controller 4

Control Board

Matrix Switcher WJ-SX550A

CONTROL

DATA 1

DATA 2

DATA 3

DATA 4

DATA 5

DATA 6

DATA 7

DATA 8

TEST 1

TEST 2

Daisy-Chain Connections

Termination
Switch

Controller
Unit Number

Controller 1 OFF

OFF
OFF

ON

1
2
3
4

Controller 2
Controller 3
Controller 4

Note: Do not use the “0” or “9” controller unit num-

bers.

Note: Any data port can be used.

Termination and Controller Unit Number Setting

Notes:

• Do not connect more than 4 System Controllers in a
daisy-chain connection as unstable operation of the
system might occur.

• In the above connection, the operations may be acti­vated with poor response.
It is recommended to connect the System Controllers
in a Home Run type of connection if operating the
plural controllers at the same time.

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Combination Connections

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• Combination of direct and indirect connections between the Control Board and System Controllers (Both
“Home Run” and “Daisy-Chain” wiring in one system)

In this type of installation there is a mixture of wiring methods,with some System Controllers connecting directly to the Control
Board while other System Controllers connect to the Control Board through other System Controllers. Refer to the connections
and controller settings shown below.

ON

Termination

Switch

Controller 1 ON

ON
OFF
OFF
OFF

ON
OFF

Any Number 1-8 1

2
3
3
3
3
4
4

Any Number 1-8

1
2
3
4
1
2

Controller 2
Controller 3
Controller 4
Controller 5
Controller 6
Controller 7
Controller 8

Notes:

• Do not use the “0” or “9” controller unit numbers.

• Controller number on the status monitor is deter­mined by the Control Board port number.

Controller

Unit Number

Controller Number

on Status Monitor

IN OUT

TERM

ON OFF

DATA

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

CONTROLLER

UNIT NO.

1-8

Controller 1

IN OUT

TERM

ON OFF

DATA

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

CONTROLLER

UNIT NO.

1-8

Controller 2

IN OUT

TERM

ON OFF

DATA

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

CONTROLLER

UNIT NO.

1-8

Controller 3

IN OUT

TERM

ON OFF

DATA

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

CONTROLLER

UNIT NO.

1-8

Controller 4

IN OUT

TERM

ON OFF

DATA

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

CONTROLLER

UNIT NO.

1-8

Controller 5

IN OUT

TERM

ON OFF

DATA

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

CONTROLLER

UNIT NO.

1-8

Controller 6

IN OUT

TERM

ON OFF

DATA

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

CONTROLLER

UNIT NO.

1-8

Controller 7

IN OUT

TERM

ON OFF

DATA

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

CONTROLLER

UNIT NO.

1-8

Controller 8

Control Board

Matrix Switcher WJ-SX550A

CONTROL

DATA 1

DATA 2

DATA 3

DATA 4

DATA 5

DATA 6

DATA 7

DATA 8

TEST 1

TEST 2

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Termination and Controller Unit Number Setting

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■ Connection with the Alarm Sensor Units

Connect the sensor switches to the Alarm Input
Connector on the Alarm Board as shown in the exam­ple below.

1-32

37

20

19

1

Common (Ground)

Alarm Sensor

#2

Alarm Sensor

#32

Alarm Sensor

#1

1-32

37

20

19

1

33-64

37

20

19

1

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19

Alarm 1
Alarm 2
Alarm 3
Alarm 4
Alarm 5
Alarm 6
Alarm 7
Alarm 8

Alarm 9
Alarm 10
Alarm 11
Alarm 12
Alarm 13
Alarm 14
Alarm 15
Alarm 16
Alarm 17
Alarm 18
Alarm 19

Alarm 65
Alarm 66
Alarm 67
Alarm 68
Alarm 69
Alarm 70
Alarm 71
Alarm 72
Alarm 73
Alarm 74
Alarm 75
Alarm 76
Alarm 77

Alarm78
Alarm 79
Alarm 80
Alarm 81
Alarm 82
Alarm 83

20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37

Alarm 20
Alarm 21
Alarm 22
Alarm 23
Alarm 24
Alarm 25
Alarm 26
Alarm 27
Alarm 28
Alarm 29
Alarm 30
Alarm 31

Alarm 32
Not used
Not used
Not used

Ground
Ground

Alarm 84
Alarm 85
Alarm 86
Alarm 87
Alarm 88
Alarm 89
Alarm 90
Alarm 91
Alarm 92
Alarm 93
Alarm 94
Alarm 95
Alarm 96
Not used
Not used
Not used

Ground
Ground

Pin No.

Designation

Pin No.

Designation

Board No.1 Board No.2 Board No.1 Board No.2

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19

Alarm 33
Alarm 34
Alarm 35
Alarm 36
Alarm 37
Alarm 38
Alarm 39
Alarm 40
Alarm 41
Alarm 42
Alarm 43
Alarm 44
Alarm 45
Alarm 46
Alarm 47
Alarm 48
Alarm 49
Alarm 50
Alarm 51

Alarm 97
Alarm 98

Alarm 99
Alarm 100
Alarm 101
Alarm 102
Alarm 103
Alarm 104
Alarm 105
Alarm 106
Alarm 107
Alarm 108
Alarm 109
Alarm 110
Alarm 111
Alarm 112
Alarm 113
Alarm 114
Alarm 115

20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37

Alarm 116
Alarm 117
Alarm 118
Alarm 119
Alarm 120
Alarm 121
Alarm 122
Alarm 123
Alarm 124
Alarm 125
Alarm 126
Alarm 127
Alarm 128

Not used
Not used
Not used

Ground
Ground

Pin No.

Designation

Pin No.

Designation

Board No.1 Board No.2 Board No.1 Board No.2

Alarm 52
Alarm 53
Alarm 54
Alarm 55
Alarm 56
Alarm 57
Alarm 58
Alarm 59
Alarm 60
Alarm 61
Alarm 62
Alarm 63

Alarm 64
Not used
Not used
Not used

Ground
Ground

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4

■ Connection between the Data Board and

Camera Site

Connect the Data Board and the Camera Controller by
specified data cable.
Basically, connect shown right.

DATA
(RS485)

A

T

B

1

A

R

B
G
A

T

B

2

A

R

GND

DATA

T(A) T(B) R(A) R(B)

Then the following settings should be made by using the
Setup Menu.

• Matrix Switcher

• Camera Controller

Set Up

F1:-- F2:-- F3:DEL F4:Pop

System RS-485

RS-485

Site Communication

#1

Up

#2

Daisy

#3
#4
#5
#6
#7
#8

Number

F/H

Duplex

Delay

Time

Baud

Rate

Wait

Time

02
04
06

10

Off
Off
100
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off

Off

Off
Off

Off
Off
Off

Stop

Bit

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

Parity

Check

None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None

Data

Bit

8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8

When Daisy Mode is "on" only #1 will be available

Off

19200

9600
19200
19200

1200
19200
19200
19200

Full
Half
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full

Camera In

Off

Off

Board Addr. 1

** Communication **

Unit Number 1
Baud Rate 19200
Data Bit 8
Parity Check None
Stop Bit 1
Xon/Xoff Not Use
Wait Time Off
Delay Time Off
Alarm Data Off
Return

• Direct Connection between the Data Board and Camera Controllers

In this type of connection there is one control cable directly connecting each Data Connector to the WV-RM70E Camera
Controller. Refer to the connections and settings shown below.

4 Line (Full Duplex) Connection

TXD

TB

RA (+)

RB
GND

RXD

TA (+)

DATA
(RS485)

A

T

B

1

A

R

B
G
A

T

B

2

A

R

B
G
A

T

B

3

A

R

B
G
A

T

B

4

A

R

B
G

A

T

B

5

A

R

B
G
A

T

B

6

A

R

B
G
A

T

B

7

A

R

B
G
A

T

B

8

A

R

B
G

R(A)
R(B)
GND
T(A)
T(B)
GND

S W

SW100, 150, 200, 250
300, 350, 400, 450
FULL: 4 lines

(Internal Switch: SW5, 4 line)

TA (+)
TB
RA (+)
RB
GND

1

TA (+)
TB
RA (+)
RB
GND

2

TA (+)
TB
RA (+)
RB
GND

3

TA (+)
TB
RA (+)
RB
GND

4

TA (+)
TB
RA (+)
RB
GND

5

TA (+)
TB
RA (+)
RB
GND

6

TA (+)
TB
RA (+)
RB
GND

7

TA (+)
TB
RA (+)
RB
GND

8

Combination
Camera

Receiver

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Models

Parameters

2 Line (Half Duplex) Connection

Set the same Communication Parameters on the Setup Menus of the Matrix Switcher and Camera Controller.

Baud Rate

Matrix Switcher

WJ-SX550A

Camera Controller

WV-RM70E

F/H Duplex Full or Half

Data Bit

19200 19200

Parity Check

88

Stop Bit

None Fixed None

Wait time

11

Delay Time

Off Off
Off Off

Xon/Xoff : Not use
Alarm Data : On

Daisy : Off Unit Number : Not use

4

TXD

TB

RA (+)

RB
GND

RXD

TA (+)

DATA
(RS485)

A

T

B

1

A

R

B
G
A

T

B

2

A

R

B
G
A

T

B

3

A

R

B
G
A

T

B

4

A

R

B
G

A

T

B

5

A

R

B
G
A

T

B

6

A

R

B
G
A

T

B

7

A

R

B
G
A

T

B

8

A

R

B
G

R(A)
R(B)
GND
T(A)
T(B)
GND

S W

SW100, 150, 200, 250
300, 350, 400, 450
HALF: 2 lines

(Internal Switch: SW5, 2 lines)

TA (+)
TB
RA (+)
RB
GND

1

TA (+)
TB
RA (+)
RB
GND

2

TA (+)
TB
RA (+)
RB
GND

3

TA (+)
TB
RA (+)
RB
GND

4

TA (+)
TB
RA (+)
RB
GND

5

TA (+)
TB
RA (+)
RB
GND

6

TA (+)
TB
RA (+)
RB
GND

7

TA (+)
TB
RA (+)
RB
GND

8

Combination
Camera

Receiver

Note: In the above connections, the Camera Status Display on page 111 is not displayed properly

while the camera power is turned off.
The Camera Status Display only works correctly while the camera power is turned on.

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• Indirect Connection between the Data Board and Camera Controllers
(“Daisy-Chain” Type Wiring)

In this type of connection only one control cable directly connects between the Data Connector #1 and the Camera Controller
#1. The rest of the Camera Controllers connect to Camera Controller #1 in a Daisy-Chain of connection. Refer to the connec­tions and settings shown below.

4 Line (Full Duplex) Connection

TXD

TB

RA (+)

RB
GND

RXD

TA (+)

DATA
(RS485)

A

T

B

1

A

R

B
G
A

T

B

2

A

R

B
G
A

T

B

3

A

R

B
G
A

T

B

4

A

R

B
G

A

T

B

5

A

R

B
G
A

T

B

6

A

R

B
G
A

T

B

7

A

R

B
G
A

T

B

8

A

R

B
G

R(A)
R(B)
GND
T(A)
T(B)
GND

S W

SW100, 150, 200, 250
300, 350, 400, 450
FULL: 4 lines

(Internal Switch: SW5, 4 lines)

TA (+)
TB
RA (+)
RB
GND

1

2

3

4

5

8

Combination
Camera

Receiver

R(A)
R(B)
GND
T(A)
T(B)
GND

R(A)
R(B)
GND
T(A)
T(B)
GND

R(A)
R(B)
GND
T(A)
T(B)
GND

R(A)
R(B)
GND
T(A)
T(B)
GND

R(A)
R(B)
GND
T(A)
T(B)
GND

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Note: In the above connections, the Camera Status Display on page 111 is not displayed correctly.

Do not use the display when connections are made in a Daisy-Chain type wiring.

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It is only available an alarm data connected unit in a
Daisy-Chain. Set the Mode Selection Switch on the one
of Camera Controllers to the “NORMAL” position and
the others are set to the “ALARM OFF” positions

Caution

It is not available 2 Line (Half Duplex) connection in a
Daisy-Chain.

Note

Matrix Switcher

WJ-SX550A

Camera In Number #4 - - -

Camera In Number #2 - - -

Set the Matrix Switcher and the Camera Controllers (up to 8) shown below.

Models

Parameters

Daisy : On

Camera Controller

WV-RM70E
F/H Duplex : Full
Camera In Number #1 - - - Unit Number : 1

Unit Number : 2

Camera In Number #3 - - - Unit Number : 3

Unit Number : 4
Camera In Number #5 - - - Unit Number : 5
Camera In Number #6 - - - Unit Number : 6
Camera In Number #7 - - - Unit Number : 7
Camera In Number #8 - - - Unit Number : 8

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SOFTWARE

SETUP

5

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SET UP MENU

The Set Up Menu provides a way for controlling functions
not available through direct keyboard input. It is accessi­ble to system operators with the proper operator level. The
Set Up Menu also provides access for system program­ming to authorized operators.

To access the Set Up Menu:

1. Log-in to system.
See page 95 for details.

2. Select the desired monitor for viewing Set Up Menu.
Refer to Monitor Selection on page 98.

3. Select the Set Up Menu (A6) on the LCD by pressing
the Cursor Keys.

Note: The default setting is set up on. Pressing the

(F1) Key at this point will allow access to the Set

Up Programming Menu if such access is autho­rized by operator's level. If PROHIBITED appears
on the LCD, press the Escape (ESC) Key to
return the Set Up Menu display.

4. Press the Function (F1) Key to allow access to the Set
Up Programming Menu (Set Up Menu).
The menu now appears on the selected monitor.

In the Set Up Menu, the following keys and switches
are valid:
Function Keys

F1: Selects the next page.
F2: Selects the previous page.
F3: Deletes or initializes the setting where the cursor

is positioned.

F4: Opens the Pop Up Window

Executes the setting or Selection.

Escapes from the programming mode or
menu.

Performs various functions, depending on
selected menu

To access the Printer Menu:

1. Press the Cursor (C) key to access the menu on the
LCD as shown below.

2. Press the Function (F1) Key to open the Pop Up
Window, select the desired print out mode by moving
the Joystick Controller.
Pressing the Set (SET) key to start printing out the
selected set up data.
Press the Escape (ESC) key to stop printing.

To Clear all data from a table:

1. Press the Function (F2) Key to open the Pop Up
Window, select "Yes" by moving the Joystick Controller
and pressing the Set (SET) key to delete all data from
the selected programmed table.

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F1 F2 F3 F4

Set Up Menu
On

F1 F2 F3 F4

Set Up Menu
Next Pre Del PopUp

CAM

SET

MON

ESC

DEC

-1CAM

INC

+1CAM

F1 F2 F3 F4

Set Up Menu
Print Clear

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Set Up

Program Program Sequence ......................................................................................... Page 69

Tour Sequence ............................................................................................... Page 70

Group Sequence ............................................................................................ Page 71

Timer Event Schedule ....................................................... Page 73

Special Day Schedule ............................................. Page 74

Alarm Alarm Mode Select .................................................. Page 76

Set Up Alarm Mode 1 .............................................. Page 77

Set Up Alarm Mode 2 .............................................. Page 78

Set Up Alarm Mode 3 .............................................. Page 79

Timer Alarm Schedule ............................................. Page 81

Operator Level Table ..................................................................................................... Page 82

Operator Registration ..................................................................................... Page 83

Camera Title ................................................................................................................................... Page 84

Alarm Recall ................................................................................................................................... Page 85

Status ............................................................................................................................................. Page 85

System Controller ........................................................................................................ Page 86

EXT Timing Select ........................................................................................... Page 87

Compensation/VD2 ......................................................................................... Page 88

RS-485 Site Communication ........................................................................... Page 89

Communication Speed ................................................................................... Page 90

Clock ............................................................................................................... Page 91

■ Set Up Programming Menu

As shown below, the Set Up Menu has six main sub menus: Program, Operator, Camera Title, Alarm Recall, Status and System.
Three of these sub menus; Program, Operator and System, are further divided in to additional submenus.

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To Select an Item from the Set Up Menu:

1. Move the cursor to the desired item by moving the Joystick Controller.

2. Press the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection. The selected item appears on the monitor.

3. Press the Escape (ESC) Key to return to the original screen without changing any settings.

Up

Program

Tour

Group

Timer

Alarm

F1:-- F2:-- F3:-- F4:--

Set PROG.

Sequence

Sequence

Sequence

Alarm Mode for"OFF" Set Up

Alarm Mode for"OFF" Set Up

2. Program (PROG.) Menu

If in the example above, the cursor was moved to the Program item and the Set (SET) Key was pressed, the Program Menu would
allow access to five items as shown below.

To select an item from the Program (PROG.) Menu:

1. Move the cursor to the desired item by moving the Joystick Controller.

2. Press the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection. The selected item appears on the monitor.
In this example, Program Sequence is selected.

3. Press the Escape (ESC) Key to return to the Set Up Menu, if desired.

SteUp

Program

Operator

Camera

Alarm

Title

Recall

Status

System

F1:-- F2:-- F3:-- F4:--

1. Set Up Menu

After selecting the Set Up Menu on mode, the Set Up Menu allows access to six items as shown below..

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3. Program Sequence (P-SEQ)

After selecting the Program Sequence sub menu, a table appears on the monitor.
This table is used to programme or edit a Program Sequence. A Program Sequence is a series of 64 steps assigned to a particular
monitor. Each step can have a specific camera assigned to it. The Program Sequence number refers to the actual monitor that a
sequence is assigned to. In the table below, the sequence is assigned to monitor #1. This table also has an Auto Skip function,
which, when turned on, will automatically skip any step if there is no video signal present at that step. The duration in time of each
step is determined by the Dwell Time setting.

To programme or edit a Program Sequence do the following:

1. Move the cursor to the 3 position by moving the Joystick controller. Enter the desired sequence number, 1-16, by pressing the
Numeric Keys and then pressing the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

2. Move the cursor to the 4 position by moving the Joystick controller. Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window,
select Auto Skip On or Off by moving the Joystick Controller and pressing the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

3. Move the cursor to the 5 position by moving the Joystick Controller. Enter the desired Dwell Time, 1-30, by pressing the
Numeric Keys.

4. Move the cursor to the 6 position by moving the Joystick Controller. Enter the desired camera number, 1-128, for each step by
pressing the Numeric Keys.

5. When satisfied with all of the above steps, press the Escape (ESC) Key to escape from the programming mode. The cursor
returns to the 3 position.

6. Repeat the above procedures to programme other monitor program sequences.

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Set Up

F1:-- F2:-- F3:DEL F4:Pop

PROG. P-SEQ

Program Sequence M01

Auto Skip

Step 01

off

Dwell

01CAM 10 27 43 21 60 33 09 18 25 42 39 03 22 50 41

53CAM 20 12 07 00

CAM

CAM

02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Step 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

Step 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48

Step 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64

Up

02sec

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4. Tour Sequence (T-SEQ)

This table is used to programme or edit a Tour Sequence.
There are 32 Tour Sequences available, each with 64 steps.
Each step consists of a camera number, a dwell time, an associated Pan/Tilt preset position address (if applicable), and auxiliary
switches 1 and 2.
No monitor number is assignable as a Tour Sequence will run on any monitor that the user can control.

To programme or edit a Tour Sequence do the following:
Note: Before programming or editing a Tour Sequence the Alarm Mode must be in the Off mode first. Follow Alarm Mode Setting

Procedures on page 76.

1. Move the cursor to the 3 position by moving the Joystick Controller. Enter the desired tour sequence number, 1-32, by press­ing the Numeric Keys, and then pressing the Set (SET) Key.

2. Move the cursor to the 4 position by moving the Joystick Controller. Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window.
Select Auto Skip On or Off by moving the Joystick Controller and then pressing the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

3. Move the cursor to the 5 position by moving the Joystick Controller. Enter the desired camera number, 1-128, on each step by
pressing the Numeric Keys.

4. Move the cursor to the 6 position by moving the Joystick Controller. Enter the associated Pan/Tilt preset address number (if
applicable) by pressing the Numeric Keys.

5. Move the cursor to the 7 position by moving the Joystick Controller. Enter the desired Dwell Time, 1-30, by pressing the
Numeric Keys.

6. Move the cursor to the 8 or 9 position by moving the Joystick Controller. Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up
Window, select AUX On or Off by moving the Joystick Controller and then pressing the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

7. Press the function (F1) Key to select the next page or press the Function (F2) Key to select the previous page. Repeat the
above procedures until a tour sequence is completely assembled.

8. When satisfied with all of the above steps, press the Escape (ESC) Key to escape from the programming mode. The cursor
returns to the 3 position.

9. Repeat the above procedures to programme other Tour Sequences.

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F1:Next F2:Pre F3:DEL F4:Pop

PROG. T-SEQ

Tour Sequence 01

Step 01

10CAM 15 09 00

02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Up

20 64PRE

..On ..Off

Page Page

Auto On

AUX2

Page 1of2

Skip

DWELL
AUX1

03 00

11 09

04 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

01 02 05 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

Step 17

00CAM 00 00 00

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

PRE
DWELL
AUX1

00 00

00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

AUX2

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5. Group Sequence (G-SEQ)

This table is used to programme or edit a Group Sequence. A Group Sequence consists of up to 64 steps. Each step can assign
to a maximum of 16 monitors, 16 cameras, each with preset position (if applicable) and AUX 1 and AUX 2 control. There are 8
Group Sequences available in this system.

Set Up

F1:Next F2:Pre F3:DEL F4:Pop

PROG. G-SEQ

Group Sequence 1

MONI 01

10CAM 15 09 20

02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Up

02 20PRE

AUX1

..On
..Off

Step Step

Step 01 02secDwell

AUX2

To programme or edit a Group Sequence do the following:
Note: Before programming or editing a Group Sequence the Alarm Mode must be in the Off mode first. Follow Alarm Mode Setting

Procedures on page 76.

1. Move the cursor to the 3 position by moving the Joystick Controller. Enter the desired Group Sequence number, 1-8, by press­ing the Numeric Keys, then press the Set (SET) Key.

2. Confirm the desired step number is indicated, if not, move the cursor to position 4 by moving the Joystick controller, enter the
desired step number, 1-64, by pressing the numeric keys.

3. Move the cursor to the 5 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Enter the desired Dwell Time, 1-30, by pressing the Numeric Keys.

4. Move the cursor to the 6 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Enter the desired camera number, 1-128, by pressing the Numeric Keys.

5. Move the cursor to the 7 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Enter the associated pan / tilt preset address number (if applicable) by pressing the Numeric Keys.

6. Move the cursor to the 8 or 9 position by moving the Joystick Controller. Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up
Window, select AUX On or Off by moving the Joystick Controller and then pressing the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

7. When satisfied with this step, press the Function (F1) Key to select the next step. Repeat the above procedures until the
Group Sequence is completely assembled.

8. Press the Function (F2) Key to back up to the previous step.

9. When satisfied with all of the above steps, press the Escape (ESC) Key to escape from the programming mode. The cursor
returns to the 3 position.

10. Repeat the above procedures to programme the other Group Sequences.

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6. Timer Menu

As shown below, the Timer Menu allows access to two items, Event and Special Day Schedule. With these two items it is possible
to enable or disable Tour and Group Sequences on selected monitors based on time of day, day of the week, and user-definable
special days.

Set Up

Event

Special

F1:-- F2:-- F3:-- F4:--

Day Schedule

PROG. Timer

Sunday

Up

F1:-- F2:-- F3:-- F4:--

PROG. Timer Event

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday

Special Day1
Special Day2
Special Day3
Special Day4
Special Day5

Set

To select an item from the Timer Menu:

1. Move the cursor to the desired item by moving the Joystick Controller.

2. Press the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection. The selected item appears on the monitor.

3. Press the Escape (ESC) Key to return to the Program Menu, if desired.

7. Event Menu

Selecting the Event Menu allows access to the twelve items indicated below.

To select an item from the Event Menu:

1. Move the cursor the the desired item by moving the Joystick Controller.

2. Press the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection. The selected item appears on the monitor.

3. Press the Escape (ESC) Key to return to the Timer Menu, if desired.

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8. Timer Event Schedule

This table is used to enable and disable Tour and Group Sequences according to the time of day and day of the week.
There are 45 events available in one day.

Set Up

Timer

F1:Next F2:Pre F3:DEL F4:Pop

Event Schedule

PROG. Timer Event

Start

00:00

Up

SUN.

01:00

Stop < M1

T64

M2 M3 M4 M5 M6 M7 M8 M9 >

T01 T01
00:30 09:00
10:00 10:10
10:10 10:50
11:00 11:30
11:00 11:40
11:30 11:50
11:50 12:00
12:00 12:30
12:30 13:31
13:30 14:30
15:00 16:00
16:00 17:00
17:00 17:30
17:30 19:00

T17

G1G1G1G1 T36

T01 T32

G3G3

T08

T11

T52

Page Page

T..Tour G..Group

Page 1of3

T43

T21

To programme or edit a Timer Event Schedule do the following:

1. Move the cursor to the 5 position by moving the Joystick Controller, and then press the Set (SET) Key.

2. Move the cursor to the 6, 7, 8 or 9 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Enter the desired hours (military time) or minutes by pressing the Numeric Keys.

3. Move the cursor to the 11 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window.
Select the desired sequence type by moving the Joystick Controller, then enter the sequence number by pressing the
Numeric Keys. Next, press the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.
Note: The 11 position consists of nine monitor selections.

4. Move the cursor to the 12 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
By pressing the Set (SET) Key repeatedly, access to higher number monitors is possible.

5. Move the cursor to the 10 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
By pressing the Set (SET) Key repeatedly, access to lower number monitors is possible.

6. When satisfied with the programming of events on this page, press the Function (F1) Key to select the next page. Repeat the
above procedures until all events are programmed.
Note: As there is a total of 45 events available for a day and each page holds 15 events, there is a total of 3 pages available

for each day.

7. Press the Function (F2) Key to go back to the previous page.

8. When satisfied with all events, press the Escape (ESC) Key to escape from the programming mode, programmed events are
displayed in chronological order and the cursor returns to the 5 position.

9. Similarly, repeat the above procedures to programme other days.

Notes:

• When programming an event that extends into the next day, divides the event into two separate events and program both
events separately.

• The sequence, that is activated by the programmed timer, will be continued until the other operation is made after the
Stop time.

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9. Special Day Schedule

Before programming this table, confirm that the Timer Event Schedule (Special Day 1-5) is programmed completely.
This table allows for up to 48 days to be defined as special days. In the Timer Event Schedule there are 5 tables where the special
days 1 through 5 are programmed for sequences. In this table, 48 specific, user defined, days of the year are assigned to one of
those 5 special days.

Set Up

Special

F1:-- F2:-- F3:DEL F4:Pop

Day Schedule

PROG. Timer SPE.

SPE Y

S1 MAY.596
S5 JUN.996
S2 OCT.10 96
S3 JAN.196

SPE D M Y

S4 AUG.996
S4 AUG. 96
S4 AUG.11 96
S4 AUG. 96

SPE D M Y

10

12
S4 AUG.13 96
S4 AUG.14 96
S4 AUG.15 96
S4 AUG.16 96
S4 AUG.17 96

Up

DM

To programme or edit a Special Day Schedule do the following:

1. Move the cursor to the 4 position by moving the Joystick Controller, then press the Set (SET) Key.

2. Move the cursor to the 5 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window. Select the desired special day, S1 - S5 by moving the Joystick
Controller and then pressing the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

3. Move the cursor to the 6 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Enter the desired day by pressing the Numeric Keys.

4. Move the cursor to the 7 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window. Select the desired month by moving the Joystick Controller and then
pressing the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

5. Move the cursor to the 8 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Enter the last two numbers of the desired year by pressing the Numeric Keys.
Note: Valid dates are between the year 1996 and the year 2093. Enter “00” for the year of 2000.

6. When schedules are completely programmed, press the Escape (ESC) Key to escape the programming mode. The cursor
returns to the 4 position.

Note: When programming the above table be sure that month, day and year are all entered. Otherwise, if an item is not

entered, the schedule will be activated as shown below.

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S2 −−96 Everyday of 1996

Also, if there is an overlap of dates in the schedule, like the one shown here, the upper left most item is given prece­dence. In this example S1 is activated.

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10. Alarm Menu

As shown below, the Alarm Menu allows access to five items: Alarm Mode Select, Set Up Alarm Modes 1-3 and Timer Alarm
Schedule..

Set Up

Alarm

F1:-- F2:-- F3:-- F4:--

PROG. Alarm

Mode Select

Set Up Mode1Alarm

Set Up Mode2Alarm

Set Up Mode3Alarm

Alarm Mode for"OFF" Set Up

Alarm Mode for"OFF" Set Up

Alarm Mode for"OFF" Set Up

Timer Alarm Schedule Alarm Mode for"OFF" Set Up

To select an item from the Alarm Menu:

1. Select the desired item by moving the Joystick Controller.

2. Press the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection. The selected menu appears on the monitor.

3. Press the Escape (ESC) Key to return the Program Menu, if desired.

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11. Alarm Mode Select

There are 5 Alarm modes available, Mode-1, Mode-2, Mode-3, Off mode and Timer mode.
In Alarm mode-1, All alarm inputs are displayed in sequential order on monitor #1.
In Alarm mode-2, All alarm inputs are displayed in sequential order on monitors #1 through #4.
In Alarm mode-3, Any alarm input can be displayed on any monitor, along with preset (if applicable) and AUX 1 and 2 control.

1. Move the cursor to the 4 position by moving the Joystick Controller, then press the Set (SET) Key.

2. Move the cursor to the 5 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, select the desired alarm mode by moving the Joystick Controller,
and then press the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

3. Move the cursor to the 6 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, select camera site alarm input On or Off by moving the Joystick
Controller, and then press the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

4. Move the cursor to the 7 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, select alarm board input On or Off by moving the Joystick Controller,
and then press the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

5. Move the cursor to the 8 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, select alarm display On or Off on the monitor by moving the Joystick
Controller, and then press the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

6. Press the Escape (ESC) Key to escape the Alarm Mode Select Setting mode. The cursor returns to the 4 position.

Up

F1:-- F2:-- F3:DEL F4:Pop

PROG. Alarm SEL.Set

Alarm Mode

Alarm Mode Select

Mode1

Alarm Input

On

Up

Site(Camera)
Board(Alarm)

Off

Alarm Display

On

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12. Set Up Alarm Mode 1

This table can be set up only after the alarm mode is set to the Off mode in the Alarm Mode Select table.

1. Move the cursor to the 4 position by moving the Joystick Controller, then press the Set (SET) Key.

2. Move the cursor to the 5 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Enter the desired dwell time, 1-30, by pressing the Numeric Keys.

3. Move the Cursor to the 6 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, select the desired Auto Reset (RST) time by moving the Joystick
Controller, then press the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.
Selected Time in the Window: 30, 60, 90, 120, 150, 180, Off
In this position, press the Increment (INC) Switch or Decrement (DEC) Switch repeatedly to select the Auto Reset (RST) time
from 1 second to 60 seconds with 1 second increments or decrements.

4. Press the Escape (ESC) Key to escape from the programming mode. The cursor returns to the 4 position.

Set

Up

F1:-- F2:-- F3:DEL F4:Pop

PROG. Alarm Mode1Set

Dwell

Up Alarm

10sec

Mode1

Auto

120sec

RST

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1. Move the cursor to the 4 position by moving the Joystick Controller, then press the Set (SET) Key.

2. Move the cursor to the 5 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Enter the desired dwell time, 1-30, by pressing the Numeric Keys.

3. Move the Cursor to the 6 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, select the desired Auto Reset (RST) time by moving the Joystick
Controller, then press the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.
Selected Time in the Window: 30, 60, 90, 120, 150, 180, Off
In this position, press the Increment (INC) Switch or Decrement (DEC) Switch repeatedly to select the Auto Reset (RST) time
from 1 second to 60 seconds with 1 second increments or decrements.

4. Press the Escape (ESC) Key to escape from the programming mode. The cursor returns to the 4 position.

13. Set Up Alarm Mode 2

This table can be set up only after the alarm mode is set to the Off mode in the Alarm Mode Select table.

Set

Up

F1:-- F2:-- F3:DEL F4:Pop Up

PROG. Alarm Mode2Set

Dwell

Up Alarm

05sec

Mode2

Auto

90sec

RST

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14. Set Up Alarm Mode 3

This table can be set up only after the alarm mode is set to the Off mode in the Alarm Mode Select table.
There is a total of 110 programmable alarm functions available through 10 pages of tables.

1. Move the cursor to the 4 position by moving the Joystick Controller, then press the Set (SET) Key.

2. Move the cursor to the 5 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, select the desired Auto Reset (RST) time by moving the Joystick
Controller, then press the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.
Selected Time in the Window: 30, 60, 90, 120, 150, 180, Off
In this position, press the Increment (INC) Switch or Decrement (DEC) Switch repeatedly to select the Auto Reset (RST) time
from 1 second to 60 seconds with 1 second increments or decrements.

3. Move the cursor to the 6 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, select the desired spot or sequence mode to be assigned to the
monitor by moving the Joystick Controller and pressing the Set (SET) Key to execute the setting.

4. Move the cursor to the 7 position by moving the Joystick Controller. Enter the desired alarm number, 1-128, by pressing the
Numeric Keys.

5. Move the cursor to the 8 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, select the desired spot or sequence mode by moving the Joystick
Controller.
If a Tour or Group sequence is selected, use the Numeric Keys to select a particular Tour or Group sequence.
Press the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

6. Move the cursor to the 9 position by moving the Joystick Controller. If the spot mode was selected in step 5 enter the desired
camera number, 1-128, by pressing the Numeric Keys.

7. Move the cursor to the 10 position by moving the Joystick Controller. If the spot mode was selected in step 5 enter the desired
preset number, if applicable, by pressing the Numeric Keys.

8. Move the cursor to the 11 position by moving the Joystick Controller. If the spot mode was selected in step 5 enter the desired
dwell time, 1-30, by pressing the Numeric Keys.

9. Move the cursor to the 12 position by moving the Joystick Controller. If the spot mode was selected in step 5 press the
Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, select AUX On or Off by moving the Joystick Controller and pressing the Set
(SET) Key to execute the selection.

10. Move the cursor to the 13 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, select either Set or Reset, by moving the Joystick Controller and
pressing the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

11. Press the Escape (ESC) Key to escape from the programming mode. The cursor returns to the 4 position.

Note: An "E" (Error) will appear in the table if an attempt is made to assign an incompatible mode to a monitor. For example, if

an attempt is made to assign a Tour sequence to a monitor that is designated as a Spot monitor.

Set Up

F1:Next F2:Pre F3:DEL F4:Pop

PROG. Alarm

Set Up Mode3

S01 01 10

PRE DWELL

Up

02

02
03

..On
..Off

Page Page

Auto 60sec

Mode3

Alarm

RST

AL CAM

MODE

S
T01

05

12

AUX

1

04
05
05
05
06
07
08

G01
S
T02
G02
T03
G03
G04

S GG TGGSGGGGG

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

E

E

E

S..Spot
T..Tour
G..Group

..OK
E..Error
*..Set

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The follows are explanation on the setup example 1 to 6 in the table.

1. Spot (S) Setup example 1

When an Alarm is activated, it is able to display the desired camera picture on the desired monitor.
Example 1 shows:
An Alarm 1 is activated, Monitor 1 displays Camera 1 picture at preset 1 position.
After the above an Alarm 2 is activated, Monitor 1 switches and displays Camera 2 picture for 5 seconds.
Then Monitor 1 displays Camera 1 picture again for 10 seconds, after that Monitor 1 displays both camera’s pictures alternately.

Memo

• It is recommended to program in advance as a Tour Sequence if plural Spot Cameras are assigned to a monitor by activating
an alarm.

• The following setup is used to maintain the latest alarmed Spot picture on a Monitor.

1. Set the both Dwell time and Auto Reset time to 30 seconds.
The previous Spot picture may appear in a moment in case that plural alarms are activated for a short period of time.

2. Set the Auto Reset time shorter than the Dwell time.
The alarm mode will be reset and Sequence or Spot picture will be displayed in case that the Auto Reset time reaches to
Off before activating the following Alarm.

2. Tour (T) Sequence Setup example 2

When an Alarm is activated, it is able to run a desired Tour Sequence on the desired monitor if the Tour Sequence is programmed
in advance.
Example 2 shows:
An Alarm 3 is activated, Tout Sequence 1 runs on Monitor 2

3. Group (G) Sequence Setup example 3

When an Alarm is activated, it is able to run the desired Group Sequence on the assigned monitor if the Group Sequence is pro­grammed in advance.
Example 3 shows:
An Alarm 4 is activated, Group Sequence 1 runs on Monitor 3 and 4.

Important

The Monitors used for Group Sequence should be assigned in setup programming before.

4. Combination Setup example 4

When an Alarm is activated, it is able to activate the plural functions combined program in advance.
Example 4 shows:
An Alarm 5 is activated, Monitor 5 displays Camera 3 picture at preset 2 position. At the same time, Tour Sequence 2 runs on
Monitor 2 and Group Sequence 2 runs on Monitor 7 and 8.

5. Error (E) display

An “E”(Error) will appear in the table if an attempt is made to assign an incompatible mode to a monitor.

For example,

• Error(E) Setup example 5
An attempt is made to assign a Tour (T) Sequence 3 to Monitor 9 that is designated as a Spot monitor.

• Error(E) Setup example 6
An attempt is made to assign plural sequences to a monitor.
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15. Timer Alarm Schedule

This table can be set up only after the alarm mode is set up to the Off mode in the Alarm Mode Select table.
This table is used to enable and disable the Alarm Modes according to the time of day and day of the week.

Set Up

00:00

F1:-- F2:-- F3:DEL F4:Pop Up

PROG. Alarm Timer SUN.

Timer Alarm Schedule

Alarm Mode

Off
Mode1
Mode2

Off

Mode3

09:00
17:00
18:00
19:00

09:00
17:00
18:00
19:00
24:00

Start Stop

To programme or edit a Timer Alarm Schedule do the following:

1. Move the cursor to the desired item (Day or Special Day) by moving the Joystick Controller.

2. Press the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection. The selected item appears on the monitor.

3. Move the cursor to the 5 position by moving Joystick Controller, then press the Set (SET) Key.

4. Move the cursor to the 6 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window.
Select the desired alarm mode by moving the Joystick Controller, then press the Set (SET) Key execute the selection.

5. Move the cursor to the 7, 8, 9 or 10 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Enter the desired hours (military time) or minutes by pressing the Numeric Keys.

6. When satisfied with all alarms, press the Escape (ESC) Key to escape from the programming mode. Programmed alarms are
displayed in chronological order and the cursor returns to the 5 position.

7. Similarly , repeat the above procedures to programme other days and special days.

Note: When programming an alarm that extends into the next day, divides the alarm into two separate alarms and programme

both alarms separately.

Caution: The alarm table, that is programmed on the special days 1 - 5, will be activated at the date programmed on the

Special Days Schedule.
Refer to the Special Days Schedule on page 74.

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Level

Operator

F1:-- F2:-- F3:-- F4:--

Set OPE.

Registration

Table

To select an item from the Operator Menu:

1. Select the desired item by moving the Joystick Controller.

2. Press the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection. The selected menu appears on the monitor.

3. Press the Escape (ESC) Key to return to the Set Up Menu.

17. Level table

This table is used to determine what set up functions and operations may be performed at the 5 operator levels.

1. Move the cursor to the 3 position by moving the Joystick Controller, then press the Set (SET) Key.

2. Move the cursor to the 4 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, select the desired level by moving the Joystick Controller. Then
press the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

3. Repeat the above procedures until all items have levels assigned to them.

4. When completed with all level assigning, press the Escape (ESC) Key to escape from the programming mode. The cursor
returns to the 3 position.

16. Operator Menu

The operator menu allows access to two items, the level table and operator registration.

Set Up

F1:-- F2:-- F3:-- F4:Pop

OPE. Level

Level Table

Set

1

Up

P-SEQ

..OK ..NG

Set

Up

Up Menu

T-SEQ
G-SEQ
Timer
Alarm
Operator
Camera
Controller
EXT
COMP/VD2

Commu. Speed
Clock

Timing

Title

Operation

CAM Select
P-SEQ Select
T-SEQ Select
G-SEQ Select
Alarm ACK/RST
Priority Lock

2345 12345

Camera

MONI in

Select

RS-485 Site

Set Up

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18. Operator Registration

This table is used to establish operator numbers for the users of the system, along with associated passwords, operator levels and
priorities. Up to 30 operators may be registered. Additionally, operator limits for camera access are set in this table.

1. Move the cursor to the 3 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Enter the operator number, 1-30, by pressing the Numeric Keys, and then press the Set (SET) Key.

2. Move the cursor to the 4 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Enter the desired Level number, 1-5, by pressing the Numeric Keys.

3. Move the cursor to the 5 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Enter the desired Priority number, 1-30, by pressing the Numeric Keys.

4. Move the cursor to the 6 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Enter the desired Password number,which must be five digits long, by pressing the Numeric Keys.

5. Move the cursor to the 7 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Increment (INC) Switch or Decrement (DEC) Switch repeatedly to select the desired operator limit.

6. Repeat the above procedures until all operator limits are completed in this table.

7. When completed this table, press the Function (F1) Key to select the next page. Repeat the above procedures until the all
operator limits are completed.

8. Press the Function (F2) Key to back up to the previous page.

9. When satisfied with all of above steps, press the Escape (ESC) Key to escape from the programming mode. The cursor
returns to the 3 position.

10. Similarly, repeat the above procedures to register all other operators.

Note: Operator 00 is allotted for the Timer. Initially, priority 30 is selected at the factory.

Cautions:

• Be sure to change the Password, that is selected at the factory initially, to prevent improper usage.

• If all operator's level are registered to refuse the item "Set Up Menu" or "Operator" in the Level Table, the Set Up Menu will
not be able to operate again.

Set Up

F1:Next Page F2:Pre Page F3:DEL F4:Pop

OPE. REG.

Operator

Level

CAM 01

Priority

SEL

SEL

02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

CAM 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

CAM 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48

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10

01

SEL

CAM

SEL

49

5

64636260 6157 58 5954 55 5653525150

..Video & PTZ Cont.
..Video
..Video

Only
Lockout

PassWord 12345

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19. Camera Title

There are 128 camera titles available.
Each title is composed of 15 characters per line, times 2 lines.

1. Move the cursor to the 2 position by moving the Joystick Controller, then press the Set (SET) Key.

2. Move the cursor to the 3 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, the character table appears on the right side of the table as shown
above.

3. Select the desired character by moving the Joystick Controller to place the cursor over the desired character. Then press the
Increment (INC) Switch to pick up the character, and place it in the title area.

4. If a wrong character is selected, press the Decrement (DEC) Switch to delete the character positioned immediately to the left
of the cursor. Use the Joystick and Increment (INC) to select the correct character.

5. Repeat the above procedures until the setting up of the title for a certain camera is completed. Press the Set (SET) Key to
save the title.

6. Repeat the above procedures for the rest of the cameras on this page. When satisfied with the titles, press the Function (F1)
Key to select the next page. Repeat the above procedures until the titles for all cameras are completed.

7. Press the Function (F2) Key to go back to the previous page.

8. When satisfied with all the camera titles, press the Escape (ESC) Key to escape from the programming mode. The cursor
returns to the 2 position.

Set Up

Camera

F1:Next F2:Pre F3:DEL F4:Pop

Title

CAM

CAM Title

01

02

Up

1st Floor

LOBBY
ROOM 104

03 2nd

04

Computer
3rd
ROOM 106

05 GATE

06

07 Room

08

ROOf

100-a

Hall

10

Floor

Room

FLOOR

Page Page

ABCDEFGHIJKLMN

opqrstuvwxyz

abcdefghijklmn

%&’()=+*-:;•,.

0123456789!”#$

/?

INC..Pick Up
DEC..Back Space

OPQRSTUVWXYZШД
ЬЦАЖС

Centre

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20. Alarm Recall

There are 99 alarm records stored in chronological order in 7 pages of tables.
The tables also show all involved monitor numbers when Alarm Mode-3 is activated, and indicates the alarm mode number when
Alarm Mode-1 or Alarm Mode-2 is activated.

Set Up

Alarm

F1:Next F2:Pre F3:-- F4:--

Recall

AL

NO. Date

53 14,JUN.
52 11,JUN.
51 05,MAY.

49

03,MAR.

REC

23:09:11
10:32:37
01:12:08
21:59:00

03,MAR.12:00:00
48 03,MAR.11:59:20
47 26,FEB.23:59:00
46 25,FEB.00:00:00
45 02,FEB.12:47:32
44 11,JAN.02:00:00
43 01,JAN.00:00:01
42 25,DEC.23:00:00
41 11,NOV.08:28:59
40 21,AUG.09:07:16
39 11,AUG.21:09:37
38 31,JUL.11:11:11

50

Page

1-009

Alarm Monitor

01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08>
1-021 06
0-062

1-026
1-108

1-012

10

04

01

10 11 12

16

0-008 09
0-117

16
0-047

11
1-010
1-063
1-059
1-042
1-039

11-011 Mode

1-006 06

1Mode

1Mode

2Mode

2Mode

2Mode

15

Page

Page 1of7

Press the Function (F1) Key to select the next page. Press the Function (F2). Key to back up to the previous page.

Note: The item Alarm indicates the description as shown below.

0: Camera Site Alarm with corresponded camera number.
1: Alarm Board Input with alarm input number

21. Status

This table shows the system status in real time.

Set Up

Status

DEC.07’ 93 23:59:59

F1:-- F2:-- F3:-- F4:--

Status

MONITOR

01
02 in
03

05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16

04

T

CAMERA

11
21
09

63
17
10
03
35
09
49
53
49
26
30
51

48

MODE

01 F
SPOT
T08F
G2S
G2S
G2S
CAM
SET
T64F
SPOT
T11F
G1B
G1B
G1B
P
PF

CTRLR

1

2
8

4

5

OPERATOR PRIORITY

01 05

00

--

--

--

-­01
03
00
10
03
02
02
02
30

--

11
02

26

21

in : Displays video connected to the Video

Output Board
SPOT : Spot
P : Program Sequence
T : Tour Sequence
G : Group Sequence
CAM : Camera Setting

SET : Setup
F : Forward Sequence
B : Backward Sequence
S : Stopped

Note: If the monitor is connected to the CPU Board, this

table is always displayed on the monitor.

Possible Active modes, as indicated in this table, are defined below.

5

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22. System Menu

As shown below, the system menu allows access to six items.

Up

Controller

EXT

Compensation/VD2

Communication

Clock

F1:-- F2:-- F3:-- F4:--

Set System

Timing Select

Speed

RS-485 Site Communication

To select an item from the System Menu:

1. Select the desired item by moving the Joystick Controller.

2. Press the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection. The selected menu appears on the monitor.

3. Press the Escape (ESC) Key to return to the Set Up Menu.

23. Controller

This table is used to prevent specific WV-CU550A System controllers from ever controlling the outputs of specific monitors.
This feature prevents an operator from unintentionally gaining control over a monitor that may not be associated with their station.

1. Move the cursor to the 3 position by moving the Joystick Controller, then press the Set (SET) Key.

2. Move the cursor to the desired controller and monitor position by moving the Joystick Controller. Press the Increment (INC)
Switch or Decrement (DEC) Switch repeatedly to select OK or NG.

3. Repeat the above procedure until the table is completed.

4. After completing the table, press the Escape (ESC) Key to escape from the programming mode. The cursor returns to the 3
position.

Set Up

F1:-- F2:-- F3:-- F4:Pop

System CTRLR

Controller

CTRLR

1

Up

..OK
..NG

Monitor

1
CTRLR 2
CTRLR 3
CTRLR 4
CTRLR 5
CTRLR 6
CTRLR 7
CTRLR 8
PC

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

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24. EXT Timing Select

This table permits the sequence dwell time on the selected monitor to be synchronized with the time lapse mode set in the associ­ated Time Lapse VTR.

1. Move the cursor to the 3 position by moving the Joystick Controller, then press the Set (SET) Key.

2. Move the cursor to the desired monitor position by moving the Joystick Controller. Press the Function (F4) Key to open the
Pop Up Window. Next, select EXT On or Off by moving the Joystick Controller and then pressing the Set (SET) Key to execute
the selection.

3. When satisfied with all settings, press the Escape (ESC) Key to escape from the programming mode. The cursor returns to the
3 position.

Note: If External Timing is selected for a monitor, any Dwell Time programmed in the sequence tables for that monitor will be

invalid.
Minimum duration for camera switching pulse needs to be more than one (1) second.

Set Up

EXT

F1:-- F2:-- F3:-- F4:Pop

EXT.

MONI

01

System

Timing Select

EXT Timing

02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16

On
off
On
On
off
off
off
off
off
off
off
off
off
off
off
off

Up

qw

e

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25. Compensation/VD2

This table is used to for selecting the most suitable position of the cable-loss compensator and to turn on or off the VD2 (Sync. sig­nal) or the control data for the cameras.

1. Move the cursor to the 3 position by moving the Joystick Controller, then press the Set (SET) Key.

2. Move the cursor to the 4 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Increment (INC) Switch or Decrement (DEC) Switch repeatedly to select the most suitable cable length as shown
below.

S: Up to 500m (1,600 ft)

M: 500m (1,600 ft) to 900m (2,900 ft)

L: 900m (2,900 ft) to 1,200m (4,000 ft)

(When using 5C - 2V coaxial cable or equivalent)

3. Move the cursor to the 5 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Increment (INC) Switch or Decrement (DEC) Switch to select VD2 On or
Off and Data On or Off.

VD2: Select On position if the camera is applicable VD2,

and the others select Off position.

Data: Select On position If the associated camera site units are connected,

and the others always select Off position.

4. Repeat the above procedures until the table is completed.

5. When completed this table, press the Function (F1) Key to select the next page. Repeat the above procedures until all cam­eras settings are completed.

6. Press the Function (F2) Key to back up to the previous page.

7. When all above settings are completed, press the Escape (ESC) Key to escape from the programming mode. The cursor
returns to the 3 position.

Set Up

F1:Nest Page F2:Pre Page F3:-- F4:Pop

System COM/VD

Compensation/VD2

CAM 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Up

COMP
VD2

..On

..Off

L MSM S S S S S S S S S S S S

CAM 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

COMP
VD2

SSSS S S S S S S S S S S S S

CAM 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48

COMP
VD2

SSSS S S S S S S S S S S S S

CAM 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64

COMP
VD2

SSSS S S S S S S S S S S S S

S..Short
M..Middle
L..Long

VD2 &Data VD2 Data

Page 1of2

01 02 03

L LS

VD2

Data

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26. RS-485 Site Communication

This table is used to set the Communication Parameters between the Data Boards installed in the Matrix Switcher and the Camera
Site..

Set Up

F1:-- F2:-- F3:DEL F4:Pop

System RS-485

RS-485

Site Communication

#1

Up

#2

Daisy

#3
#4
#5
#6
#7
#8

Number

F/H

Duplex

Delay

Time

Baud

Rate

Wait

Time

02
04
06

10

Off
Off
100
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off

Off

Off
Off

Off
Off
Off

Stop

Bit

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

Parity

Check

None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None

Data

Bit

8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8

When Daisy Mode is "on" only #1 will be available

Off

19200

9600

19200

19200

1200
19200
19200
19200

Full
Half
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full

Camera In

Off

Off

Board Addr. 1

1. Move the cursor to the 3 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Enter the desired data board number, 1-8, by pressing the Numeric Key, then press the Set (SET) Key.

2. Move the cursor to the 4 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, select Daisy-Chain connection (On) or Home Run Connection (Off)
by moving the Joystick Controller and then pressing the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

3. Move the cursor to the 5 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Enter the desired camera number for site communication by pressing the Numeric Keys and then pressing the Set (SET) Key
to execute the selection.

4. Move the cursor to the 6 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, select Full or Half Duplex by moving the Joystick Controller and then
pressing the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

5. Move the cursor to the 7 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, select the desired Delay Time by moving the Joystick Controller and
then pressing the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

6. Move the cursor to the 8 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, select the desired Baud Rate by moving the Joystick Controller and
then pressing the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

7. Move the cursor to the 9 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, select the desired Wait Time by moving the Joystick Controller and
then pressing the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

8. Repeat the above procedures until the table is completed.

9. When all settings are completed, press the Escape (ESC) Key to escape from the programming mode. The cursor returns to
the 3 position.

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27. Communication Speed

This table is used to set the Communication Parameters between the System Controllers (or PCs) and the Matrix Switcher.

1. Move the cursor to the 3 position by moving the Joystick Controller, then press the Set (SET) Key.

2. Move the Cursor to the 4 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, select the desired Baud Rate by moving the Joystick Controller and
pressing the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

3. Move the Cursor to the 5 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, select the desired Wait Time by moving the Joystick Controller and
pressing the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

4. Move the Cursor to the 6 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, select the desired Data Bit by moving the Joystick Controller and
pressing the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

5. Move the Cursor to the 7 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, select the desired Parity Check by moving the Joystick Controller
and pressing the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

6. Move the Cursor to the 8 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, select the desired Stop Bit by moving the Joystick Controller and
pressing the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

7. Move the cursor to the 9 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window, select Address Control On or Off by moving the Joystick Controller
and then pressing the Set (SET) Key to execute the selection.

8. Move the cursor to the 10 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Enter the desired Unit Number, 1-16, by pressing the Numeric Keys and then pressing the Set (SET) Key to enter the Unit
Address.

9. Repeat the above procedures until the table is completed.

10. When all settings are completed, press the Escape (ESC) Key to escape from the programming mode. The cursor returns to
the 3 position.

Set Up

F1:-- F2:-- F3:-- F4:Pop

System Speed

Communication Speed

CU1

Up

CU2

Baud

CU3
CU4
CU5
CU6
CU7
CU8
AL
PC

Wait

Time

Data

Bit

Parity

Check

Stop

Bit

Flow

Control

1200
1200
1200
2400
4800
9600
1200
2400
1200
9600

100
100
200
100
300
300
500

100
1000
None

8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
7

None 1 None
None 1 None
None 1 None
None 1 None
None 1 None
None 1 None
None 1 None
None 1 None
None 1 None
odd 2 RS/CS

Address

Control

None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
Off

1

q w

e

rt yu i o

Unit No.

!0

Rate

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28. Clock Set

This table is used to set the present time and date.
Note: The date and time are updated when the Escape (ESC) Key is pressed.

1. Move the cursor to the 3 position by moving the Joystick Controller, then press the Set (SET) Key.

2. Move the cursor to the 4 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Enter the desired day by pressing the Numeric Keys.

3. Move the cursor to the 5 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Press the Function (F4) Key to open the Pop Up Window.
Select the desired month by moving the Joystick Controller, and pressing the Set (SET) Key.

4. Move the Cursor to the 6 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Enter the desired year by pressing the Numeric Key.

5. Move the cursor to the 7 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Enter the desired hours (military time) by pressing the Numeric Keys.

6. Move the cursor to the 8 position by moving the Joystick Controller.
Enter the desired minutes by pressing the Numeric Keys.

7. Press the Escape (ESC) Key to escape from the programming mode. The cursor returns to the 3 position.

Clock

Up

F1:-- F2:-- F3:-- F4:Pop

System ClockSet

Day

Set

Month

Up

12

JAN.

Year Hour Minute

1999 12 16

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OPERATING

PROCEDURES

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Power Up Display

When the power switch of the Matrix Switcher is turned on, a screen similar to the one shown below is displayed on the all moni­tors. There are three slightly different displays possible: Cold Start, Normal Start and Hot Start. The Cold Start is the initial display
seen when the Matrix Switcher is turned on for the first time. The Normal Start is displayed if the system has been shut off for two
consecutive midnights (for example: the system is turned off Monday at 11:00 P.M. and turned on Wednesday at 1:00 A.M., for a
total of 26 hours off). The differences between Normal and Hot Starts are as follows:

1) With a Normal Start the ROM version numbers are displayed while in the Hot Start they are not (ROM=Read Only Memory).

2) With a Normal Start the monitor screens will be blank, but with a Hot Start whatever monitor/camera combinations were dis­played at power off will be displayed again (like a Resume function).

3) If the power is turned on with a Normal Start during a Timer Event, the Timer Event will not occur. However, if the power is
turned on with a Hot Start during a Timer Event, the Timer Event will occur.

Matrix Switcher

ROM

CPU

Ver.

Control
Alarm

x.xx
x.xx
x.xx
x.xx

No.1

Output No.1

CPU

Unit

Position

01
Video
Character
VD/VS

Model WJ-SX550A

Type

Board SW.

No.

PAL

2

VS

"Normal Start"

6

Caution : If the WJ-AD550 Extension Unit is used in the system, turn the Extension Unit power on before turning power on the

WJ-SX550A Matrix Switcher.

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OPERATING PROCEDURE

Before starting the following procedures, all system com­ponents should be turned on.

1. Log-in

1. Turn on the power switches of all system components.

Caution: If the WJ-AD550 Extension Unit is used in

the system, turn the Extension Unit power on
before turning power on the WJ-SX550A Matrix
Switcher.

2. Press the Controller On/Off Switch located on the rear
of the System Controller, to the ON position.

3. Press the CAM (SET) Key, the Operator No. display
now appears on the LCD.

4. Enter the registered Operator No. by pressing the
Numeric Keys, then press the CAM (SET) Key.
Initially, 1 is selected at the factory.

5. Enter the registered Password (five numbers) by
pressing the Numeric Keys.
Initially, 12345 are selected at the factory.

Initial Check
9600 BPS

Log-in

1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9

MON CAM

ESC SET

0

Log-in

Operator No :

2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9

MON CAM

ESC SET

0

1

Operator No :

Operator No : 1

123
45

6

7 8 9

MON CAM

ESC SET

0

Password :

Welcome

....

See page 83 for details on registering operator num­bers.

See page 83 for details on registering password num­bers.
Note: If the Auto Log-in Setting is selected On mode,

any operator can be Log-in automatically as an
operator previously.
Refer to the Auto Log-in Setting on page 117.

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If an Operator No. or Password error has occurred, a
‘No entry’ display appears on the LCD and the display
automatically returns to the Log-in display.

‘Monitor busy’ will appear on the LCD when another
controller, with a higher operator priority, is presently
controlling the monitor outputs. The LCD display will
automatically return to the Log-in display.

‘No Entry‘

Log-in

‘Monitor Busy‘

Log-in

Log-in

‘No Entry‘

Password :.....

Welcome

‘Monitor Busy‘Operator No :

Password Error, Operator No. Error

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2. Operation Menus

After log-in, the following operation menus are available on the LCD by pressing the appropriate Cursor Keys. For example, to go
from the CAMERA/MONITOR SELECTION MENU (A1) to the SHUTTER SELECTION MENU (C1) press the right Cursor Key twice.
To go from the G-SEQ SELECTION MENU to the SET UP MENU, press the down Cursor Key four times. To actually set the SET
UP Menu to the ACTIVE or ON position press the F1 Key while the SET Up Menu is displayed in the LCD.

Notes:

• By pressing the Left and the Right Cursor Keys simultaneously the LCD displays the top left display.

• The Menu Number (A1 to D5) will be displayed on the upper right corner of the LCD for two seconds after selecting the
menu by pressing the appropriate Cursor Keys.

Camera cc A1
Monitor mm

P-Seq A1
Monitor mm

T-Seq A1
Monitor mm

G-Seq A1
Monitor mm

CAM-P xxxx A1
Monitor mm

A2
G-Seq

A B

Display A3
All Mon Time Title

F1 F2 F3 F4

Priority Lock A4
On Off PAuto Log-out

F1 F2 F3 F4

Alarm in A5

PSite PBoard

F1 F2

Set Up Menu A6
On

F1

Pan Action B1

PAuto PRandom Status

F1 F2 F4

Cam-PowerHousing B2

PCam PWiperPDef

F1 F3 F4

P/T Z/F Iris B3
Step

F1

Shutter sss C1
yyy

A B

F1 F3 F4

Sence Up xxxxx C2
yyyy zzzzzz

A B

F1 F2 F3 F4

Ele Zoom xxx C3
yyy zzzzzz

A B

F1 F2 F3 F4

Cam-Preset:pp D1

PHome

F1

BLC xxxxxx D2
yyyy zzzzzz

F1 F2

PresetMenu:CS500 D3
On Refresh

F1 F2

CameraSetUp Menu D4
On Exit

F4

CAM-P Menu D5
Set Clear Test Mode

F1 F2 F3 F4

Preset/BLC Clear
Pre BLC

F1 F2

P/T Z/F
Step

F1

Set Up Menu
Next Pre Del PopUp

F1 F2 F3 F4

Set Up Menu
Print Clear

F1 F2

F1

CAM-P Mode Off
On Exit

F1 F4

CameraSetUp Menu
Res A.Res Exit

F2 F3 F4

D

C

A

B

MON

(ESC)

Note: The CAM-P Menu (D5) is selected only when the

Mode Selection Switch is set to the CAM-P Mode on
the rear of the System Controller.
Refer to the Mode Selection on page 56.

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4. Camera Selection

Select the desired camera by pressing the Numeric Keys,
then press the Camera (CAM) Key.

3. Monitor Selection

Select the desired monitor by pressing the Numeric Keys,
then press the Monitor (MON) Key.

Note: The selected camera will be assigned to

the currently selected monitor.

5. Contrast and Back Light Adjustment of LCD

By pressing the Cursor (A, D, B) Keys at the same
time, the following display appears on the LCD.

a) Contrast Adjustment

Press the Zoom (ZOOM TELE/WIDE) Control to adjust
the contrast of the characters displayed on the LCD
while pressing the Cursor (A, D, B) Keys at the
same time.

TELE : increases the character contrast (00 → 99)
WIDE : decreases the character contrast (99 → 00)

b) Back Light Adjustment

Press the Focus (FOCUS NEAR/FAR) Control to
adjust the back light of the LCD while pressing the
Cursor (A, D, B) Keys at the same time.

NEAR: increases the back light brightness (00 → 99)
FAR: decreases the back light brightness (99 → 00)

CAM

ESC SET

123
4 5 6
7 8 9

MON

0

Camera
Monitor 01

Camera
Monitor 02

Camera 2
Monitor 01

A1

1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9

MON CAM

ESC SET

0

Camera
Monitor 02

Camera 01
Monitor 02

Camera 1
Monitor 02

A1

Contrast BackLight
(Zoom) 90(Focus) 99

INC

+1CAM

DEC

-1CAM

Press the Increment (INC + 1 CAM) Switch to replace the
presently selected camera with the next higher camera
number.

Press the Decrement (DEC −1 CAM) Switch to replace the
presently selected camera with the next lower camera
number.

Note: If the CAM-P Mode is selected On mode, press

the Function (F1) Key instead of the Monitor
(MON) Key.

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6. Controlling System Accessories

Controls for system accessories are located on the right
side of the front panel of the System Controller.
Included are Zoom Control, Focus Control, Iris Control,
Preset and Pan/Tilt Controls. Normally, a WV-RC100, WV­RC150 or WV-RC170 Receiver is required to perform these
functions.

6-1 Lens Control

Confirm that the correctly specified lens, which has
motorized zoom/focus functions, is mounted on the
camera. Also confirm that the Lens Selection Switch
(DC/VIDEO) on the camera is set to the DC position.

1. Select the desired camera and monitor.
Refer to the Camera Selection and Monitor Selection
on page 98.

2. Press the Focus (FOCUS NEAR/FAR) Control to
adjust the lens focus to achieve a sharply focused pic­ture while observing the monitor.

FOCUS

NEAR

FAR

3. Press the Zoom (ZOOM TELE/WIDE) Control to adjust
the lens zoom to achieve the desired picture while
observing the monitor.
Press this control to the TELE position to optically
bring an object closer. Pressing to the WIDE position
has the reverse effect.

CLOSE

OPEN

IRIS

4. Press the Lens Iris (IRIS CLOSE, OPEN) Switches to
close/open the lens iris. Adjust the lens iris by using
the switches to obtain the proper picture exposure.

6-2 Pan/Tilt Control (Manual Operation)

1. Select the desired camera and monitor.
Refer to the Camera Selection and Monitor Selection
on page 98.

2. Press the Joystick Controller to move the Pan/Tilt
Head towards the desired direction.
If the joystick is positioned in between UP and RIGHT,
the Pan/Tilt Head moves diagonally towards Up and
Right.
Eight directions are available: UP/DOWN/RIGHT/LEFT/
UP-RIGHT/UP-LEFT/DOWN-RIGHT/DOWN-LEFT.

LEFT

RIGHT

UP

DOWN

By pressing both of these switches at the same time
for three seconds, the lens iris is set to the factory pre­set condition.
Note: When a camera, with an ALC Lens, has AGC

turned on, the iris close, open function will oper­ate move slowly. By pressing the above switches
repeatedly (instead of holding down) this function
will operate faster.

5. If Lens Control is needed fine adjustment, follow the
procedures shown below.

1) Select the desired camera and monitor.

2) Select the P/T Z/F Iris (B3) Menu on the LCD by
pressing the Cursor Keys.

F1

P/T Z/F Iris
Step

B3

Press the Auto Focus (AF) Switch to adjust the lens
focus automatically, when specified camera with the
auto focus feature, such as the Panasonic WV-CS600,
is used.

PRESET

AF

3) Press the Focus, Zoom or Iris Switch, while press­ing the Function (F1) Key, to adjust fine.

Note: Press the Focus, Zoom or Iris Switch, while

pressing the Stop (STOP) Switch, to adjust fine
without displaying the P/T Z/F Iris Menu.

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3. If Pan/Tilt Control is needed fine adjustment, press the
Joystick Controller while pressing the Stop (STOP)
Switch, to adjust fine.

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6-3 Pan/Tilt Control (Preset Operation)

The following function is only available with cameras that
have preset panning functions, such as the Panasonic WV­CS500 and WV-CS600.

1. Select the desired camera and monitor.
Refer to Camera Selection and Monitor Selection on
page 98.

2. Select the preset number by pressing the Numeric
Keys.

2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9

MON CAM

ESC SET

0

1

Camera 01 1
Monitor 16

A1

3. Press the Preset (PRESET) Switch to activate the
Pan/Tilt Head to move to the preset position.

PRESET

AF

6-4 Pan/Tilt Control (Camera Position Operation)

The following function is available only when the Mode
Selection Switch is selected at CAM-P Mode on the rear of
the System Controller.

1. Select the desired monitor.
Refer to the Monitor Selection on page 98.

2. Select the CAM-P (D5) Menu on the LCD by pressing
the Cursor Keys.

3. Press the Function (F4) Key to display the menu
shown below.

CAM-P Menu
Set Clear Test Mode

F1 F2 F3 F4

D5

CAM-P Mode Off
On Exit

F1 F2 F3 F4

4. Press the Function (F1) Key repeatedly to select the
On mode.

CAM-P Mode On
Off Exit

F1 F2 F3 F4

Note: After selected On mode on the LCD by pressing

the Function (F1) Key, the Monitor (MON) Key will
be activated to execute the selection.
When selecting the monitor, press the Function
(F1) Key instead of the Monitor (MON) Key while
the Camera/Monitor Selection (A1) Menu is dis­played on the LCD.

5. Press the Function (F4) Key to return to the CAM-P
Menu.

6. Select the desired camera position number by press­ing the Numeric Keys, then press the Monitor (MON)
Key to activate the camera to move the preset posi­tion.

1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9

MON CAM

ESC SET

0

Note: If operating above functions, it is required to

register the preset position number with the cam­era number.
Refer to the Mode Selection Switch Setting on
page 56 and the Camera Position Number Setting
on page 115 for more details.

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6-5 Pan/Tilt Control (Auto/Random Panning)

The functions described below are available only when the
specified Pan/Tilt Head is used.

MODEL AUTO-PAN RANDOM-1 RANDOM-2
WV-7220D k *k *k
WV-7225 k *k *k
WV-CS400 k Not available Not available
WV-CS600 k Not available Not available
WV-BS200 k Not available k
WV-CS300 k Not available k
WV-CS500 kkk
WV-7230D Not available Not available *k
WV-7260D Not available Not available *k

Notes:
*

k: Function is available when the WV-RC100, WV-

RC150 or WV-RC170 Receiver is also used.

Random-1: Auto Panning Head pans for a predeter-

mined time, "X" (set by the receiver), stops for 2X,
continues in same direction for "X" period, unless
Pan Limit Switch is closed, in which case unit will
pan in reverse direction for remainder of X time.

Random-2: Panning direction and time is almost

impossible to predict.

1. Select the desired camera and monitor.
Refer to the Camera Selection and Monitor Selection
on page 98.

2. Select the Pan Action (B1) Menu on the LCD by press­ing the Cursor Key.

3 .Press the Function (F1) Key repeatedly to turn on or

off the auto panning function.

Pan Action
Auto Random Status

F1 F2 F3 F4

B1

4. Press the Function (F2) Key repeatedly to turn on or
off the random panning function.

F1

ON: Auto
OFF: Auto

F2

ON: Random
OFF: Random

6-6 Camera Power and Housing Control

For remote camera power operation, a 24V AC powered
camera must be installed in the housing.

1. Select the desired camera and monitor.
Refer to the Camera Selection and Monitor Selection
on page 98.

2. Select the Cam-Power and Housing (B2) Menu on the
LCD by pressing the Cursor Keys.

Cam-Power Housing
Cam Wiper Def

F1 F2 F3 F4

B2

3. Press the Function (F1) Key repeatedly to turn on or
off the camera power.

F1

ON: Cam
OFF: Cam

4. Press the Function (F3) Key repeatedly to turn on or
off the housing wiper.

F3

ON: Wiper
OFF: Wiper

5. Press the Function (F4) Key repeatedly to turn on or
off the housing defroster.

F4

ON: Def
OFF: Def

To prevent premature wearing of the wiper blades,
be sure to turn off the wiper operation of a camera
before selecting another camera for viewing.

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Note: Press the Auxiliary (AUX 2) Switch, after press-

ing the Alternate (ALT) Switch, to activate the
auto panning without selecting the Pan Action
Menu.

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