Redvision RVX18, RVX-PSU-ALM16, RVX-PSU, RVX-PSU-ALM16-W, RVX18-W User Manual

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X-SERIES

USER MANUAL

Products Covered:

RV X-SERIES™ PTZ Positioning Camera RVX-PSU Power Supply RVX-PSU-ALM16 Power Supply with Alarm Module RVX-PSU-ALM16-W PSU with Wireless PIR module

[RVX V9.2.7]

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1 INSTALLING THE CAMERA HEAD

1.1 CONVERT DOME TO BALL PTZ CONFIGURATION

1.2 ATTACHING CAMERA TO BRACKET

1.3 BRACKET TYPES

1.4 HOW TO CANTILEVER BALL/PTZ ARMS FORWARD

2 HOW TO CONFIGURE THE CAMERA

2.1 REMOVING THE DIP SWITCH SCREW COVER

2.1.1 CAMERA ORIENTATION FOR SETTING DIP SWITCHES

2.1.2

DEFAULT DIP SWITCH SETTINGS

2.2 SETTING THE CAMERA ADDRESS

2.3

SETTING THE CAMERA PROTOCOL

2.4 SETTING THE CAMERA BAUD RATE

2.5 SETTING THE CAMERA RS485 TERMINATION

2.6 REAL TIME CLOCK (RTC)

2.7 REPLACING THE DIP SWITCH COVER

3 POWER SUPPLY INSTALLATION

3.1 REDVISION POWER SUPPLY(RVX-PSU)

3.2 VOLTAGE

3.3 RVX-PSU INTERNAL CONNECTIONS

3.3.1 MAINS INPUT

3.3.2

CONNECTIONS TO CAMERA – 8 WAY BLOCK

3.3.3 CONNECTIONS TO CONTROL – 8 WAY BLOCK

3.3.4 RS485 DIAGNOSTIC LEDS

3.3.5 FUSE PROTECTION

4 RVX-PSU-ALM16 (PSU WITH ALARM MODULE)

4.1 VOLTAGE

4.2 RVX-PSU-ALM16 CONNECTIONS

4.2.1 MAINS INPUT

4.2.2

CONNECTIONS TO CAMERA (8 WAY BLOCK)

4.2.3 CONNECTIONS TO CONTROL (8 WAY BLOCK)

4.2.4 RS485 DIAGNOSTIC LEDS

4.2.5 FUSE PROTECTION

4.3 ALARM MODULE DIP SWITCH SETTINGS

4.3.1 PROTOCOL - ALARM MODULE

4.3.2

BAUD RATE - ALARM MODULE

4.3.3 RS485 TERMINATION - ALARM MODULE

4.4 ALARM INPUTS

4.4.1 ALARM INPUTS - GROUNDS

4.4.2

ALARM RELAY OUTPUTS (VOLT FREE)

4.5 NORMALLY OPEN/CLOSED ALARM INPUTS

4.5.1 TERMINATION SCENARIOS

5 WIRELESS ALARM CARD (WIRELESS PIR DETECTOR)

5.1 FACTORY FITTED WIRELESS CARD (RVX-PSU-ALM16-W)

5.1.1 CONFIGURING WIRELESS ALARM MODULE

5.1.2 POSITIONING OF RVX-PSU-ALM16-W

5.2 IF RETRO FITTING WIRELESS ALARM RECEIVER

Table of Contents

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6 NAVIGATING THE MENUS

6.1 MENU NAVIGATION - FLOW CHART

6.1.1 ACCESS MAIN MENU FROM 3RD PARTY CONTROLLERS

6.1.2

EXIT MENU

6.2 LOGIN

6.3

6.4 SET UP

6.4.1 ENTER DATE & TIME CLOCK

6.4.2

DAYLIGHT SAVING

6.4.3 LANGUAGE OPTIONS

6.4.4 DISPLAY

6.4.5 PASSWORDS

6.4.6 DATUM CHECK

6.4.7 CAMERA ORIENTATION

6.4.8 DATE AND TIME OF INSTALLATION

6.4.9 CLEAR SETTINGS

6.4.10 DIAGNOSTICS

7 NIGHT MODE

7.1 SELECT NIGHT MODE

7.2 NIGHT MODE SWITCHING

7.3 ON LEVEL

7.4 OFF LEVEL

7.5 AUTO SWITCH DELAY

7.6 ON TIMES

7.7 INFRA RED POWER (RVX - IR VERSION ONLY)

8 CAMERA SETTINGS

8.1 DAY MODE SETTINGS

8.2 LOW LIGHT MODE SETTINGS

8.3 IR MODE SETTINGS

8.4 VIDEO GAIN

8.5 VIDEO LIFT

8.6 IRIS KEY USAGE

8.7 DIGITAL ZOOM

8.8 INVERT CAMERA IMAGE

8.9 CROSS HAIR

9 JOYSTICK & WIPER

9.1 JOYSTICK CURVE

9.2 ZOOM RATIO

9.3 JOYSTICK SPEED

9.4 WIPER

9.4.1 INTERMITTENT WIPE

9.4.2 WIPER TIMEOUT

9.4.3

WIPE SHORTCUT PRESET

9.4.4 WASH SHORTCUT PRESET

9.5 PAN LIMITS

9.6

TILT LIMITS

9.7 SHORTCUTS

9.8 AUX RELAY FUNCTIONS

9.9 COMPATIBILITY MODE

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10 PRESETS & TOURS

10.1 FOCUS SHIFT

10.2 PRESET

10.2.1 SET A PRESET (USING CAMERA INTERNAL MENU)

10.2.2

EDIT PRESET

10.2.3 PRESET SPEED

10.3

TOURS

10.3.1 TOUR 1 TO 8

10.4 RESTORE (PRESETS AND TOURS)

10.4.1 RESTORE TO NUMBER – EITHER TOUR OR PRESET NUMBER

10.4.2 TIMED RESTORE WEEKDAY

10.4.3 TIMED RESTORE WEEKEND

10.4.4 RESTORE MODE (PRESETS & TOURS)

10.4.5 RESTORE DELAY (PRESETS & TOURS)

11 PRIVACY ZONES

11.1 SET/CLEAR MASK

11.2 ZOOM THRESHOLD

11.3 EDIT MASK

12 ALARM HANDLING IN MENU SOFTWARE

12.1 ENABLE /DISABLE ALARMS

12.2 ALARM OVER-RIDE

12.3 ALARM CYCLE TIME

12.4 EDIT ALARMS

12.4.1 ACTIVE TIME WEEKDAYS

12.4.2

ACTIVE TIME WEEKENDS

12.4.3 ACTION WHEN ACTIVE

12.4.4 ACTION NUMBER

12.4.5 ACTION WHEN MASKED

12.4.6 TITLE

12.4.7 NEW ALARM DWELL

12.4.8 SHOW ALARM INFO

12.4.9 CLEAR COUNTERS

13 CONTACT TECHNICAL SUPPORT

14 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

15 WARRANTY INFORMATION

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OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING PRECAUTIONS WHEN INSTALLING:

1. Mount the Camera in a position where it cannot be be interfered with either intentionally or accidentally.

The mounting surface should be capable of supporting the weight of both the Camera and mounting brackets under all expected conditions of load, vibration and temperature.

3. The mounting brackets should be fitted in accordance with instructions and should observe all appropriate safety precautions & local building regulations.

4. Ensure the Camera is in the correct orientation, see FIG B above.

1 INSTALLING THE CAMERA HEAD

1.1 CONVERT DOME TO BALL PTZ CONFIGURATION

The RVX Series can be mounted as a dome or ball PTZ configuration. To convert the dome to ball PTZ remove the M4 button head screws with 2.5mm allen key provided. See FIG A below.

1.2 ATTACHING CAMERA TO BRACKET

BBRRAACCKKEETT IINNSSTTAALLLLAATTIIOONN::

Fixings to the various bracket types will depend on the fixing surface. It is important to use adequate quality fixings to safely support the complete Dome/Ball PTZ assembly. Fixing slots on a 4” PCD provide adequate clearance for 6mm bolts if attaching the Pedestal or Swan Mount to the mast.

FFLLYYIINNGG LLEEAADD:

If using a Swan/Pedestal/Pendant Mount, install the Fly Lead optionally through the Central Mounting Tube or via a 20mm Gland Entry Point. The Gland Entry is supplied with a 20 x 1mm thread to accomodate industry standard 20mm Glands.

FIG B MOUNTING ORIENTATION

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TECH SUPPORT COMMENT: It is important to match the menu software settings to the Camera

orientation (6.4.7) i.e. is the Camera hanging down or upright?

‘hanging down’ would be using one of the following bracket types :

• swan [RV-SWAN] ,

• pendant [RV-PNDT]

• or wall [RV-WALL] - NOT SUITABLE FOR UPRIGHT MOUNTING

‘Upright’ would be using the pedestal bracket [RV-PED]

AATTTTAACCHHIINNGG CCAAMMEERRAA TTOO TTHHEE BBRRAACCKKEETT::

See Fig C & D below

1. Remove Mount Cover Plate.

2. Fully unscrew Hand Lock Nut.

Offer Camera to Bracket. The Mounting Boss orientation is important and should match the picture in FIG C & D below. i.e The Flat Edge should be positioned to the rear and the Retaining Lugs engaged in the Boss Cut Outs.

4. If RV-PED (Pedestal) is being used support the Camera with hand when tightening the Hand Lock Nut - ensure the

Hand Lock Nut is fully tightened.

5. Ensure the Clearance is even throughout 360° rotation and the Camera is free moving.

6. Replace Mount Cover Plates.

1.3 BRACKET TYPES

RV-SWAN (Swan mount), RV-WALL (Wall mount), RV-PNDT (Pendant mount), RV-PED (Pedestal for mast/tower mount).

1.4 HOW TO CANTILEVER BALL/PTZ ARMS FORWARD

1. Remove pear shaped badge on each arm using small flat head screw driver.

2. Slightly loosen by one turn (BUT DO NOT REMOVE) the allen screws.

3. Cantilever the Ball Arms forward to ‘STOP’ position.

4. Tighten allen screws.

5. Replace badges (spares are provided).

See Section 6.4.7 and from the SET UP MENU select either ‘UPRIGHT ARMS OUT’ or ‘HANGING ARMS OUT’

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2 HOW TO CONFIGURE THE CAMERA

2.1 REMOVING THE DIP SWITCH SCREW COVER

There are two rows of DIP switches located behind the large screw cap (see FIG 1 below). Use flat bladed screw driver to remove by turning anti-clockwise to unscrew.

2.1.2

DEFAULT DIP SWITCH SETTINGS All X-series™ cameras are factory defaulted to the following configuration:

• BBV Up The Coax (UTC)

• Camera address set to 1

• RS485 termination set to ON

• Real-time clock set to OFF

2.1.1 CAMERA ORIENTATION FOR SETTING DIP SWITCHES

CAUTION: Make sure the dip switches read right way up before configuring Camera. The word ‘protocol’

should be displayed as per picture see FIG 2 below

Ô ‘ON’ is down (away from the word protocol) Ô ‘OFF’ is up (toward the word protocol)

The switch numbers read 1 to 8 from left to right

THE BAUD & PROTOCOL SWITCHES (ROW A) WORK AS FOLLOWS:

SWITCH 1,2,3 PROTOCOL (SEE 2.3) SWITCH 4 & 5

BAUD RATE (2.4) SWITCH 6 NOT USED SWITCH 7 REAL TIME CLOCK (RTC) BATTERY ENABLE (2.6) SWITCH 8 RS485 TERMINATION ENABLE (2.5)

Use row B (FIG 2 below) to set the Camera address (2.2)

TABLE 1

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ROW ‘B’ DIP SWITCH ROW ‘B’ DIP SWITCH

CAMERA CAMERA ADDRESS

12345678 ADDRESS 12345678

not used 00000000 16 00001000

1 10000000 17 10001000 2 01000000 18 01001000 3 11000000 19 11001000 4 00100000 20 00101000 5 10100000 21 10101000 6 01100000 22 01101000 7 11100000 23 11101000 8 00010000 24 00011000

9 10010000 25 10011000 10 01010000 26 01011000 11 11010000 27 11011000 12 00110000 28 00111000 13 10110000 29 10111000 14 01110000 30 01111000 15 11110000 31 11111000

ROW ‘A’ DIP SWITCH

BAUD

1 2345678

9600 00

2400 10

4800 01

19200 11

2.4 SETTING THE CAMERA BAUD RATE

On row ‘A’ Use DIP switch numbers 4 and 5 to set the Baud rate. 0=off (up) & 1=ON (down). (See TABLE 3 below). For Baud Rate settings refer to user manual for the control equipment being used. NB Pelco D is normally 2400, Pelco P is 4800, Dennard is 9600.

TABLE 3

ROW ‘A’ DIP SWITCH

PROTOCOL

123 45678

BBV

Up the Coax 000

Pelco P 0 1 0

Pelco D 1 1 0

Dennard 1 0 1

Vista 0 0 1

Bosch 0 1 1

BBV422 1 1 1

2.3 SETTING THE CAMERA PROTOCOL

On row ‘A’ Set DIP switch numbers 1, 2 and 3 (See TABLE 2 below). ‘1’ represents ON (down) and ‘0 represents OFF (up).

TABLE 2

See www.redvisioncctv.com/support/downloads for camera address 32 to 255

2.2 SETTING THE CAMERA ADDRESS

See table TABLE 1 below for guidance on DIP switch setting for each Camera address. ‘0’ represents OFF (up) and ‘1’ represents ON (down).

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ROW ‘A’ DIP SWITCH

RTC

12345678

OFF 0

ON 1

ROW ‘A’ DIP SWITCH

TERMINATION

12345678

OFF 0

ON 1

2.6 REAL TIME CLOCK (RTC)

Row A, switch 7 sets the Camera’s internal real time clock. The RTC is used for setting the cameras’ internal clock & can be used for programming timed tours as well as RVX Series alarm functions (if using RVX-PSU-ALM16/W). The RTC battery can be set to ‘ON’ either at commissioning or installation stage. The default position is OFF (UP).

TABLE 5

2.7 REPLACING THE DIP SWITCH COVER

• Before replacing the DIP switch screw cap, it is important to check it is free of dirt and grit. Thread

contamination could affect the waterproof seal.

• The thread should be carefully aligned to prevent burring.

• Using a large flat bladed screw driver turn the screw CLOCKWISE to tighten.

CAUTION: Termination switch should be set to ON (down) if:

Ô The Camera is being run on coax protocol Ô The Camera is the only one connected to the twisted pair Ô The Camera is last one on a daisy chain Ô An alarm module has been fitted to the Camera power supply & is running 485 protocol

The termination switch should be OFF(up) if:

More than one Camera is connected on a DAISY CHAIN but it is NOT the last in line [The exception would be if an alarm module were installed. If this were the case, the Camera should be terminated (ON/DOWN) and the alarm module would un-terminated (OFF/UP) see section 4.5 Setting the Alarm Module RS485 Termination].

2.5 SETTING THE CAMERA RS485 TERMINATION

The default position is ON (down).

TABLE 4

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WARRANTY & SAFETY NOTICE: DISCONNECT ALL POWER BEFORE

OPENING OR WORKING ON THE POWER SUPPLY UNIT. INSTALLATION MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY A SUITABLY QUALIFIED PERSON.

3 POWER SUPPLY INSTALLATION & SETUP

Camera Warranty is void unless it is installed using one of the following Redvision power supplies and a Redvision supplied fly lead (Composite cable): Using the wrong type of 3rd party PSU could compromise safety and damage the camera unit.

• RVX-PSU • RVX-PSU-ALM16 • RVX-PSU-ALAM16-W

The RVX Power Supplies are compatible with the following X-Series Cameras: RVX18, RVX18-W, RVX18-IR, RVX18-IR-W, RVX28, RVX28-W, RVX28-IR, RVX28-IR-W.

COMPOSITE CABLE: A pre-made composite cable with a 7 way female amphenol connector is supplied with all Redvision brackets. The female connector connects directly to the male connector on the RVX PTZ Camera housing. Follow the colour coding idents as shown in table 3.2.2 for terminating the fly lead in the power supply.

CABLE/ PIN OUT TABLE

PIN No. CABLE/WIRE

1 Video Signal 2 Video Screen 3 White 4 Orange 5 NOT USED 6 RED 24Vdc

7 (Centre) BLACK 0Vdc

3.2 VOLTAGE

Input: 110V/230V Output: 24Vdc @ 2A

3.3 RVX-PSU INTERNAL CONNECTIONS

3.3.1 MAINS INPUT

TABLE 6

3.1 REDVISION POWER SUPPLY (RVX-PSU)

1. Mount the Redvision PSU in a position so it cannot be interfered with intentionally or accidentally. Ideally use a lockable cabinet .

Securely fix the Redvision PSU using appropriate size screws and ensure the cable glands have sufficient clearance to allow the cables to enter.

3. All cables should be channelled through the appropriate sized gland holes.

4. It is recommended that a good quality screened data pair or coax is used for transmitting data signal.

5. If the Redvision alarm module and or wireless PIR module is to be used refer to section 4 and 5.

6. If Star configuration is used it is recommended a suitable Star Card interface is used.

7. Only use Redvision supplied umbilical cables for connecting

the X-SERIES ball/PTZ dome & Redvision PSU. Warranty will be void if these cables are extended between the PTZ/dome unit and PSU. Extending cables could also compromise safety.

METAL COVER

FIG 7

4 CORNER FIXING HOLES

MAINS INPUT

DOME CONNECTIONS

EARTH TERMINAL

RS485 DIAGNOSTIC LEDS

CONTROL CONNECTIONS

The Redvision power supply (part code: RVX-PSU) outputs 24V DC & is supplied in a weather proof ABS box rated IP67.

NOTE: Earth connection requires 4mm red spade loop (supplied with PSU) to be fitted by engineer at installation. SSAAFFEETTYY:: EENNSSUURREE MMAAIINNSS IINNPPUUTT && EEAARRTTHH CCOONNNNEECCTTIIOONNSS AARREE SSEECCUURREELLYY SSTTRRAAIINN RREELLIIEEVVEEDD.

PCB IDENT MAINS POWER

* LIVE LIVE (BROWN) 110/230Vac Connection via 2 way terminal block

* NEUTRAL NEUTRAL (BLUE) Connection via 2 way terminal block

* EARTH GREEN/YELLOW Connection via terminal screw

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3.3.2 CONNECTIONS TO CAMERA - 8 WAY TERMINAL BLOCK

TABLE 7

PCB IDENT CONTROL CONNECTIONS

AUX-C

AUX-E Not used

VIDEO COAX signal (BNC P6)

V-GND COAX screen

RS485(A) RS485(A)

RS485(B) RS485(B)

24V

PCB IDENT UMBILICAL LEAD TO CAMERA

N/C Normally Closed

VIDEO Coax signal (BNC 7)

V-GND Coax screen

RS485(A) White

RS485(B) Orange

+24V Red

0V Black and cable screen

3.3.3 CONNECTIONS TO CONTROL - 8 WAY TERMINAL BLOCK

TABLE 8

STATUS DESCRIPTION

* RED/OFF GREEN/OFF DISCONNECTED

* RED/OFF GREEN/ON OK IDLE

* RED/FLASH GREEN/FLASH OK - TRAFFIC PASSING

* RED/ON GREEN/ON A/B REVERSED

3.3.4 RS485 DIAGNOSTIC LEDs

TABLE 9

PCB IDENT DESCRIPTION

* F1 Mains input fuse 3.15A - Anti Surge*

F2 Camera fuse 3.15A - Fast Blow

3.3.5 FUSE PROTECTION

TABLE 10

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4 RVX-PSU-ALM16 (PSU WITH ALARM MODULE)

4.1 VOLTAGE

Input: 100-230V 47-63Hz 80VA MAX Output:

24Vdc @ 2A

4.2 RVX-PSU-ALM16 INTERNAL CONNECTIONS

4.2.1 MAINS INPUT

TABLE 11

WARRANTY & SAFETY NOTICE: DISCONNECT ALL POWER BEFORE OPENING OR WORKING

ON THE RVX-PSU-ALM16 POWER SUPPLY UNIT WITH EMBEDDED ALARM CARD. THIS PROTECTS HIGH VOLTAGE COMPONENTS. INSTALLATION MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY A SUITABLY QUALIFIED PERSON.

FIG 8

CONFIG DIP SWITCH (S5)

METAL COVER

ALARM OUTPUTS

ALARM INPUTS

MAINS INPUT

DOME CONNECTIONS

CONTROL CONNECTIONS

EARTH TERMINAL

S3 S4

PCB IDENT MAINS POWER

* LIVE LIVE (BROWN) 110/230Vac Connection via 2 way terminal block

* NEUTRAL NEUTRAL (BLUE) Connection via 2 way terminal block

* EARTH GREEN/YELLOW Connection via earth terminal screw

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4.2.2 CONNECTIONS TO CAMERA - 8 WAY TERMINAL BLOCK

TABLE 12

PCB IDENT CONTROL CONNECTIONS

AUX-C

AUX-E

VIDEO COAX signal (BNC P6)

V-GND COAX screen

RS485(A) RS485(A)

RS485(B) RS485(B)

24V Red

0V Black and cable screen

PCB IDENT UMBILICAL LEAD TO CAMERA

N/C Normally Closed

VIDEO Coax signal (BNC 7)

V-GND Coax screen

RS485(A) White (+IVE)

RS485(B) Orange

+24V Red

0V Black and cable screen

4.2.3 CONNECTIONS TO CONTROL - 8 WAY TERMINAL BLOCK

TABLE 13

STATUS DESCRIPTION

* RED/OFF GREEN/OFF DISCONNECTED

* RED/OFF GREEN/ON OK IDLE

* RED/FLASH GREEN/FLASH OK - TRAFFIC PASSING

* RED/ON GREEN/ON A/B REVERSED

4.2.4 RS485 DIAGNOSTIC LEDs

TABLE 14

PCB IDENT DESCRIPTION

* F1 Mains input fuse 3.15A - Anti Surge*

F2 Camera fuse 3.15A - Fast Blow

4.2.5 FUSE PROTECTION

TABLE 15

4.3 ALARM MODULE DIP SWITCH SETTINGS

Refer to S5 ‘CONFIG DIP SWITCH’ (see diagram in FIG 8, page 8) for Setting Protocol, Baud Rate & RS485 termination. Switches 6 & 7 are NOT used.

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4.3.1 PROTOCOL - ALARM MODULE

TABLE 16

4.3.2 BAUD RATE - ALARM MODULE

TABLE 17

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DDIIPP SSWWIITTCCHH NNoo..

1 23 4 5 6 7 8

BBV Coax 000 NOT NOT Pelco P

010 USED USED

Pelco D

1 10

Dennard 101 Vista 0 01

Bos ch/ Forward Vision 011

BBV 422 111

PPrroottooccooll BBaauudd RRaattee RRSS 448855 TTeerrmmiinnaattiioonn

DDIIPP SSWWIITTCCHH NNoo..

123 4 5 6 7 8

2400 10 NOT NOT 4800

01 USED USED

9600

19200 11

4.3.3 RS485 TERMINATION - ALARM MODULE See 4.5.1 for TERMINATION SCENARIOS

TABLE 18

4.4 ALARM INPUTS

1-16 sets of volt free Contacts which can be configured using the onboard 8 way dip S3 & S4 (FIG 8, page 8 ) for either normally open or normally closed operation. See

44..5

below.

4.4.1

ALARM INPUT GROUNDS 16 Alarm Inputs are provided to match 16 Ground Inputs.

PPrroottooccooll BBaauudd RRaattee RRSS 448855 TTeerrmmiinnaattiioonn

DDIIPP SSWWIITTCCHH NNoo..

123 4 5 6 7 8

OFF 000 NOT NOT 0 ON 010 USED USED 1

TECH SUPPORT COMMENT: Alarm module PROTOCOL should be set to the same PROTOCOL as the camera.

TECH SUPPORT COMMENT: Alarm module BAUD RATE should be set to the same BAUD RATE as the camera.

PELCO D normally uses 2400. PELCO P normally uses 4800.

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4.5 NORMALLY OPEN/NORMALLY CLOSED ALARM INPUTS

See S3 & S4 on the RVX-PSU-ALM16 PCB (see diagram FIG 8, page 8)

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4.5.1 TERMINATION SCENARIOS If control is over coax protocol, both the Camera and Alarm Module should be terminated.

If control is over RS485 and the system is running a Star Card configuration, both the Camera and Alarm Module should be terminated.

COAX PROTOCOL

PSU &

ALARM MODULE

TERMINATED

DVR

RV-DOME

TERMINATED

RV-DOME

TERMINATED

PSU

PSU &

ALARM MODULE

TERMINATED

DVR

RV-DOME

TERMINATED

RV-DOME

TERMINATED

PSU

STAR RS 485

STAR

CARD

4.4.2 RELAY OUTPUTS (VOLT FREE) There are 3 relay outputs NO/NC 0V output: Alarms, Wash and Aux. ALARMS are tied into ALARM INPUTS. WASH is activated by a wash command or by user defined preset. AUX can be triggered by ACTIVE ALARMS or IR NIGHT MODE SWITCHING.

S3 NO/NC ALARMS 1-8 S4 NO/NC ALARMS 9-16

If control is over RS485 and the system is running a Daisy Chain configuration then;

(A) If the Camera and Alarm Module is the last in line, both the Camera and Alarm Module should be terminated.

RS 485

DAISY CHAIN

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PSU &

ALARM MODULE

TERMINATED

DVR

RV-DOME

UN-TERMINATED

RV-DOME

UN-TERMINATED

RV-DOME

TERMINATED

PSUPSU

RS 485

DAISY CHAIN

(B) ) If the Camera and Alarm Module is NOT the last in line, the Camera should be terminated and the Alarm Module un-

Terminated. The Alarm Module takes over the termination from the Camera i.e. it (the Alarm Module) should be unterminated!

PSU &

ALARM MODULE

UN-TERMINATED

DVR

RV-DOME

UN-TERMINATED

RV-DOME

UN-TERMINATED

RV-DOME

TERMINATED

RV-DOME

TERMINATED

END OF LINE

PSUPSUPSU

5 WIRELESS ALARM CARD (WIRELESS PIR DETECTOR)

5.1 FACTORY FITTED WIRELESS CARD (RV-PSU-ALM16-W)

The Redvision Wireless Card is compatible with the Redvision Wireless PIR, Luminite Genesis Range and the Redwall Wireless Transmitter Module Part Code WF434T, (wireless enables Redwall PIRs).

This PSU is compatible with the following RVX SERIES PTZs: RRVVXX1188,, RRVVXX1188--IIRR,, RRVVXX1188--WW,, RRVVXX1188--IIRR--WW,, RRVVXX2288,, RRVVXX2288--IIRR,, RRVVXX2288--WW,, RRVVXX2288--IIRR--WW.

Refer to

44..22

for RVX-PSU INTERNAL CONNECTIONS &

44..3

for ALARM MODULE DIP SETTINGS.

WARRANTY & SAFETY NOTICE: DISCONNECT ALL POWER BEFORE OPENING OR WORKING ON

THE POWER SUPPLY UNIT AND ALARM CARD. WIRELESS ALARM CARDS SHOULD NOT BE HOT SWAPPED OR INSTALLED WHILST THE POWER IS LIVE. INSTALLATION MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY A SUITABLY QUALIFIED PERSON.

5.1.1 CONFIGURING WIRELESS ALARM MODULE ALARM

INPUTS The RVX-PSU-ALM16-W has 16 Alarm Inputs. These can either be used as either HARDWIRED or WIRELESS Alarm Inputs, or a combination of both, e.g. 8 HARDWIRED & 8 WIRELESS.

FIG 8

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• 1 to 3 dip switches are not used & should be left ‘ON’ (UP)

• Switches 4 to 8 (Dome Head Site Code) provide up to 32 (1 to

16 shown in TABLE 19) channels of wireless transmission to enable alarm activation.

• The transmission needs to be matched between the Dome Head

Site Code on the wireless alarm module & the Site Code within the PIR detector (see separate PIR installation guide supplied with the PIR).

• One or more domes wil respond to any wireless PIR within range

providing the Dome Head Site Code & corresponding PIR Site Code match.

SW1

45678

s ssss

2 s ssst 3 s sst s 4 s sstt 5 s s t ss 6 s s t s t 7 s s tts 8 s s ttt 9 s t sss 10 s t sst 11 s t s t s 12 s t s tt 13 s ttss 14 s tts t 15 s ttts 16 s tttt

UP = s

DOWN = t

TABLE 19

DIP SWITCH SETTINGS The WIRELESS Alarm Module has a single 8 Way DIP SWITCH. (See FIG 8 below).

CONFIG DIP SWITCH (S5)

AERIAL

NO/NC ALARMS (S3 & S4)

WIRELESS 8 WAY DIP SWITCH

METAL COVER

ALARM OUTPUTS

ALARM INPUTS

MAINS INPUT

DOME CONNECTIONS

CONTROL CONNECTIONS

EARTH TERMINAL

5.1.2 POSITIONING OF RV-PSU-ALM16-W To maximise the transmission range install the PSU externally with the aerial pointing through the gland towards the ground. An optional booster aerial (RV-AE434) can be used to significantly improve signal and range. It is recommended to use the booster aerial if the PIRs are installed on metal clad buildings.

5.2 IF RETRO FITTING WIRELESS ALARM RECEIVER

If Retro-Fitting a wireless alarm receiver card onto an existing 16 way alarm module (RVX-PSU-ALM16-W) observe the following steps:

A) ISOLATE POWER FROM PSU

- YOU CANNOT HOT SWAP WIRELESS ALARM MODULE. B) Align Wireless Alarm Module with P3 Connector and secure with M3 fixings. E) Thread aerial antenna through gland and connect to BNC on Wireless Receiver. F) See Table 19, 5.1.1 for DIP switch settings.

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6 NAVIGATING THE MENUS

6.1 MENU NAVIGATION - FLOW CHART

Use joystick/Arrow keys to navigate the menu options. See FIG 9, page 15.

6.1.1

ACCESS MAIN MENU FROM 3rd PARTY CONTROLLERS As most keyboards differ in the way they access the Camera’s MAIN MENU it is recommended the user refers to the specific keyboard manual for the control system they are using. See Table 20, below, for examples.

6.1.2 EXIT MENU Move the joystick or arrow keys to the left from all levels to exit the Camera main menu. Any changes made will be saved permanently when the menu is exited. The message ‘SAVED OK’ will appear to confirm changes have been saved.

6.2 LOGIN

Use joystick/Arrow keys to navigate the menu options.

Ô From main menu move joystick/arrow4 TO LOGIN MENU Ô MOVE 3456 ENTER DIGIT PASSWORD Ô MOVE 3TO SAVE & EXIT

A message will display to confirm successful login or not.

DDeeffaauulltt PPAASSSSWWOORRDDSS:

TECHNICIAN 999900 (Full access) SUPERVISOR

555500 (partial access)

OPERATOR 111100 (limited access)

To change a password see 6.4.5.4 & view permissions rights see 6.4.5

6.3 LOGIN EXPIRY

After 5 minutes of user inactivity the system times out and the Camera reverts to its previous activity. Access to the menu will be denied unless password is re-entered.

6.4 SET UP

The ‘SET UP’ is the main sub menu for accessing Camera configuration settings. See 6.4.1 to 6.4.10.

SSEETT UUP

6.4.1 ENTER DATE & TIME

Ô LOGIN > MAIN MENU >

SSEETTUUPP >

ENTER DATE/TIME

Ô MOVE 3456 TO SET DATE DD:MM:YY & TIME HH:MM:SS Ô MOVE 3TO SAVE & EXIT

BBV

DTX400

BBV 1000

DTX 1000

PELCO

ACCESS MAIN CAMERA MENU

Press & hold # then press 1

Press & hold SHIFT then press 1

Press hold # then press wash key

Press & hold # then wash key

Save 95 Preset

CONTROLLER

Some common examples for accessing the Camera main menu and commands are as follows:

TABLE 20

IR MODEIR MODE

LOW LIGHT MODE

LIGHT SENSING

MANUAL

TIMED

SELECT NIGHT MODE

HANGING

HANGING ARMS OUT

UPRIGHT

UPRIGHT ARMS OUT

OFF

EXPOSURE COMPENSATION

SHUTTER SPEED

NIGHT MODE SWITCHING

JOYSTICK FOCUS MODE

EXPOSURE COMPENSATION

SHUTTER SPEED

COLOUR/MONO

PRESET FOCUS MODE

ON LEVEL

NIGHT MODE SWITCHING

OFF LEVEL

AUTO SWITCH DELAY

ON TIMES

IR LAMP POWER

SET UP 6.4

PASSWORDS

DATUM CHECK

CAMERA ORIENTATION

INSTALLATION DATE

CLEAR SETTINGS

DIAGNOSTICS

VIDEO GAIN

VIDEO LIFT

IRIS KEY USAGE

DIGITAL ZOOM

INVERT CAMERA IMAGE

MIRROR CAMERA IMAGE

CROSS HAIR

JOYSTICK FOCUS MODE

EXPOSURE COMPENSATION

SHUTTER SPEED

PRESET FOCUS MODE

ADVANCED CONFIGURATION

CLEAR TOURS

CLEAR PRESETS

CLEAR CONFIGURATION

CLEAR PRIVACY

CLEAR EVERYTHING

CLEAR ALARM SETTINGS

REBOOT

LOW LIGHT MODE SETTINGS

JOYSTICK FOCUS MODE

EXPOSURE COMPENSATION

SHUTTER SPEED

FOCUS CORRECTION (OFF)

PRESET FOCUS MODE

ADVANCED CONFIGURATION

IR MODE SETTINGS

DAY MODE SETTINGS

NIGHT MODE

ENTER DATE/TIME

DAYLIGHT SAVING

LANGUAGE

DISPLAY

DATE/TIME POSITION

CAMERA TITLE

CAMERA TITLE SCREEN POSITION

PRESET TEXT POSITION

TEXT BACKGROUND

SHOW PRESETS DURING TOURS

MAIN MENU

FIG 9

6.1

MENU NAVIGATION - FLOW CHART

CAMERA SETTINGS

JOYSTICK CURVE

ZOOM RATIO

PAN LIMITS

TILT LIMITS

SHORTCUTS

AUX RELAY FUNCTION

COMPATIBILITY MODE

WIPER TIME OUT

INTERMITTENT

WIPER SHORTCUT PRESET

WASH SHORTCUT PRESET

WIPER/WASH SHORTCUT PRESET

NIGHT MODE SHORTCUT PRESETS

STANDARD

BBV TX1000/1500

JOYSTICK SPEED

EDIT PRESETS

SET PRESET

PRESET SPEED

RESTORE TO NUMBER

TIMED RESTORE WEEKDAY

TIMED RESTORE WEEKEND

RESTORE MODE

RESTORE DELAY

ACTIVE TIME WEEKDAY

ACTIVE TIME WEEKENDS

ACTION WHEN ACTIVE

ACTION NUMBER

ACTION WHEN MASKED

TITLE

NEW ALARM DWELL

SHOW ALARM INFO

CLEAR COUNTERS

TITLE

INITIALISE TOUR

EDIT TOUR

DWELL

SPEED

TOUR ORDER

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WIPER

TOURS TOURS 1 - 8

RESTORE

PRESET

ENABLE ALARMS

ALARM OVERRIDE TIME

ALARM CYCLE TIME

SET OR CLEAR MASK

ZOOM THRESHOLD

EDIT MASK

EDIT ALARM

JOYSTICK 9

PRESETS & TOURS 10

PRIVACY 11

ALARMS 12

FREEZE FRAME DURING SEEK

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6.4.2 DAYLIGHT SAVING Default setting is AUTO.

Ô LOGIN > MAIN MENU >

SSEETTUUPP >

DAYLIGHT SAVING

Ô MOVE 3456 TO SET AUTO, OFF (+0), ON (+1) Ô MOVE 3TO SAVE & EXIT

6.4.3 LANGUAGE OPTIONS Localise the display messages into the following language options:

• English

• Spanish

• German

• French

• Portuguese

Ô LOGIN USING TECHNICIAN PASSCODE > MAIN MENU > LANGUAGES Ô MOVE 56 TO CHANGE LANGUAGE Ô MOVE 3TO SAVE & EXIT

6.4.4 DISPLAY

6.4.4.1 DATE/TIME POSITION User has the option of inserting the on screen position of the date/time

Ô LOGIN > MAIN MENU >

SSEETTUUPP >> DDIISSPPLLAAY

> DATE & TIME POSITION

Ô MOVE 56 TO MOVE THE DISPLAY POSITION Ô MOVE 3TO SAVE & EXIT

Default is OFF (nothing displayed).

6.4.4.2 CAMERA TITLE

Ô LOGIN > MAIN MENU >

SSEETTUUPP >> DDIISSPPLLAAY

> CAMERA TITLE > TITLE

Ô MOVE 56 TO CHANGE ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTERS Ô MOVE 3TO SAVE & EXIT

6.4.4.3 CAMERA TITLE SCREEN POSTION

Ô LOGIN > MAIN MENU >

SSEETTUUPP >> DDIISSPPLLAAY

> CAMERA TITLE > POSITION ON SCREEN

Ô MOVE 56 TO MOVE SCREEN POSITION Ô MOVE 3TO SAVE & EXIT

6.4.4.4 SHOW PRESET TITLES DURING TOURS

Ô LOGIN > MAIN MENU >

SSEETTUUPP >> DDIISSPPLLAAY

> SHOW PRESET TITLE DURING TOURS

Ô MOVE 56 SELECT YES/NO Ô MOVE 3TO SAVE & EXIT

6.4.4.5 PRESET TEXT POSITION

Ô LOGIN > MAIN MENU >

SSEETTUUPP >> DDIISSPPLLAAYY >

SHOW PRESET TEXT POSITION

Ô MOVE 56 TO CHANGE POSITION Ô MOVE 3TO SAVE & EXIT

TECH SUPPORT COMMENT: It is important users do not set everything to the same corner of the screen

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6.4.4.6 TEXT BACKGROUND

Ô LOGIN > MAIN MENU >

SSEETTUUPP >> DDIISSPPLLAAYY

> TEXT BACKGROUND

Ô MOVE 56 SELECT TO CHANGE TEXT BACKGROUND Ô MOVE 3TO SAVE & EXIT

6.4.5 PASSWORDS

Ô LOGIN > MAIN MENU >

SSEETTUUPP

> PASSWORDS

6.4.5.1

OPERATOR (LIMITED ACCESS) Default password is 111100. TO CHANGE see 6.4.5.4 Permission rights:

• Date/time

• Daylight saving

• Presets

• Tours

• Display options

• Language options

• Datum check

6.4.5.2 SUPERVISOR (PARTIAL ACCESS) Default password is 555500. TO CHANGE see 6.4.5.4 Permission rights: All operator permissions plus:

• Clear privacy

• Set privacy

• Alarms

6.4.5.3 TECHNICIAN (FULL ACCESS) Default password is 999900. TO CHANGE see 6.4.5.4 Permission rights: All operator & supervisor permissions plus:

• Camera titles

• Set passwords

• Installation date

• Clear settings

• Reboot

• Diagnostics

• IR modes

• Camera settings

• Joystick settings

• Wiper settings

6.4.5.4 TO CHANGE PASSWORD

Ô LOGIN > MAIN MENU >

SSEETTUUPP >

PASSWORDS

Ô LOGIN USING TECHNICIAN PASSCODE Ô MOVE 3456 TO SELECT LEVEL TO BE CHANGED Ô MOVE 3456 TO CHANGE PASSWORD NUMBER Ô MOVE 3TO SAVE & EXIT

6.4.6 DATUM CHECK The Redvision X-Series Camera is programmed to perform a datum check every 24 hours. The Camera will pan and tilt for a few seconds while it undergoes a self diagnostic test and re-checks its alignment. When the process is complete the Camera will revert to its previous activity including any tours with presets.

TECH SUPPORT COMMENT: It is recommended to leave the Camera in the default 24 hour option

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6.4.7 CAMERA ORIENTATION The Camera orientation automatically sets the maximum tilt up/down positions depending on whether the Camera is in upright or hanging down mode. The maximum tilt restrictions can be deactivated to allow full tilt movement. See 9.6.

Ô LOGIN > MAIN MENU >

SSEETTUUPP >>

CAMERA ORIENTATION

Ô MOVE 56 TO SELECT CAMERA ORIENTATION > HANGING, HANGING ARMS OUT, UPRIGHT, UPRIGHT ARMS OUT Ô MOVE 3TO SAVE & EXIT

6.4.8 DATE AND TIME OF INSTALLATION

Ô LOGIN > MAIN MENU >

SSEETTUUPP >

INSTALLATION DATE

Ô MOVE 3456 TO ENTER INSTALLATION DATE/TIME Ô MOVE 3TO SAVE & EXIT

6.4.9 CLEAR SETTINGS

6.4.9.1 CLEAR CONFIGURATION Use this option to partially clear configuration settings. All configuration changes except for tours and presets will be reset to factory default.

Ô LOGIN > MAIN MENU >

SSEETTUUPP >

CLEAR SETTINGS > CLEAR CONFIGURATION