Sanyo VSP-8000XE Instruction Manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

System controller

VSP-8000

About this manual

Before installing and using this unit, please read this manual

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carefully. Be sure to keep it handy for later reference. This manual gives basic connections and operating

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instructions.

(XE)

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PRECAUTION

WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR

ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR OTHER MOISTURE. To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified personnel only. If the power supply cord (AC power cord) of this appliance is damaged, it must be replaced. Return to a SANYO Authorized Service Centre for replacement of the cord.

Location

For safe operation and satisfactory performance of your system controller, keep the following in mind when selecting a place for its installation:

Shield it from direct sunlight and keep it away from sources of

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intense heat. Avoid dusty or humid places.

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Avoid places with insufficient ventilation for proper heat

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dissipation. Do not block the ventilation holes at the top and bottom of the system controller. Do not place the unit on a carpet because this will block the ventilation holes.

Install the system controller in a horizontal position only.

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Avoid locations subject to strong vibrations.

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Avoid moving the system controller between cold and hot

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locations. Do not place the system controller directly on top of a monitor

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TV, as this may cause playback or recording problems.

Avoiding Electrical Shock and Fire

Do not handle the power cord with wet hands.

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Do not pull on the power cord when disconnecting it from an

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AC wall outlet. Grasp it by the plug. If any liquid is spilled on the system controller, unplug the

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power cord immediately and have the unit inspected at a factory-authorized service centre.

Do not place anything directly on top of this system controller.

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SERVICE

This unit is a precision instruments and if treated with care, will provide years of satisfactory performance. However, in the event of a problem, the owner is advised not to attempt to make repairs or open the cabinet. Servicing should always be referred to your dealer or Sanyo Authorized Service Centre.

CAUTION

Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer. Discard used batteries according to the manufacture’s instructions.

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CONTENTS MAIN FEATURES

PART NAMES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

CONNECTING THE VSP-8000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

MENU SETTINGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

SETTING THE DATE AND TIME. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

SETTING DAYLIGHT-SAVING TIME . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

SETTING THE SECURITY LOCKS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

SETTING THE COMMUNICATION SPEED . . . . . . . . 12

SETTING THE TITLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

CHECKING THE GROUP SETTINGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

SETTING THE BUZZER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

UPLOADING AND DOWNLOADING MENUS . . . . . . 16

DOWNLOADING THE DATE AND TIME . . . . . . . . . . 18

[A] Downloading to all devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

[B] Downloading to a specified group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

MULTIPLEXER OPERATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

[A] Operation using the command buttons. . . . . . . . . . . 20

[B] Operation using the call-up commands . . . . . . . . . . 22

[C] Operating cameras using the multiplexer . . . . . . . . . 23

TIMELAPSE VCR OPERATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

[A] Operation using the command buttons. . . . . . . . . . . 25

[B] Operation using the call-up commands . . . . . . . . . . 27

CAMERA OPERATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

[A] Operation using the command buttons. . . . . . . . . . . 29

[B] Operation using the call-up commands . . . . . . . . . . 32

DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER OPERATION . . . . . . . . 34

[A] Operation using the command buttons. . . . . . . . . . . 34

[B] Operation using the call-up commands . . . . . . . . . . 36

GROUP SETTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

[1] Assign addresses to each group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

[2] Operate the addresses assigned to a group . . . . . . . 40

[3] Delete a group address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

ALARM LIST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

STATUS LIST. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

DISPLAY MEANINGS AND REMEDIES . . . . . . . . . . . 45

SPECIFICATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

This product is to be connected to the RS-485 control terminal of Sanyo multiplexers, timelapse VCRs, cameras and digital video recorders. It can operate a maximum of 128 of each device, to a maximum of 256 devices in total. Up to a maximum of five VSP-8000s can be connected together.

Individual operation by addresses You can operate individual devices by specifying their

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address and using the command buttons or call-up commands of the VSP-8000.

When you set the address for a device, you can also give it a

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title. The status of each device can be displayed on the menu

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screen of the VSP-8000. Group operation

The VSP-8000 allows the setting of up to 15 groups. This

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enables the simultaneous operation of all the devices registered together in one group.

In addition to simultaneous operation of all devices in a

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group, simultaneous operation of a category of devices is possible by specifying either multiplexers, timelapse VCRs, cameras or digital video recorders.

By logging the same peripheral device in multiple groups, the

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same operation can be performed at the same time. If an alarm is tripped or the operating status of a device

changes, the alarm or status lamp on the VSP-8000 will start flashing. The date, time, and status at the time of the event are logged individually up to maximum of 100 events.

Security features A secret number can be set as a security lock for each device.

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Set one VSP-8000 as the master controller for setting the

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simple lock for each device on the system. Also, if you use the timer setting on the VSP-8000, you can have the timer lock activate at set time periods.

By issuing commands with the VSP-8000, you can activate

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the security locks for each device. Therefore, you can lock the operations of any device on the system.

Upload/Download menu settings* You can upload menu data from the specified device to the

VSP-8000, and download it collectively to other devices. Transfer date/time information*

You can download to a device that will use the data for the date/time specified with the VSP-8000 and specify a date/time collectively.

Alarm buzzer The controller will sound a built-in buzzer when certain

conditions arise, such as a triggered alarm for a connected device or a change of operational status in a connected device.

RS232C - RS485 conversion Connection of a computer to this unit’s RS232C port will

enable the computer to control other connected devices through this controller.

Protocol information necessary for computer communications with this unit is available separately from Sanyo, but the customer is responsible to develop his own communications software.

Note:

Some devices may not be compatible with features

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marked by an asterisk (*). Some devices may be only partly compatible with

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these features.

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PART NAMES

Operation panel

PONLMNGKHIJ

23 4 5 6 7 8 9 F

ALARM LIST button (☞P43)

Press to display the alarm data for each device.

ALARM lamp (☞P43)

Lights to notify you if an alarm occurs at a device.

STATUS LIST button (☞P44)

Press to display the status data for each device.

STATUS lamp (☞P44)

Lights to notify you if the status of a device changes.

MODE button

Press to select the device (multiplexer etc.) to operate.

INDIVIDUAL button (☞P20, 25, 29, 34)

Press for separate operation of individual devices.

GROUP button (☞P38)

Press to operate a group of devices simultaneously.

Menu screen

When the power switch on the rear panel is turned on, the screen shown below is displayed. A denotes the section where the date and time are displayed when they are set. Also, when the operation buttons are pressed, the operating status and settings are displayed here.

SANYO Controller

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FUNCTION button (☞P22, 27, 32, 36)

Press to operate the various devices by calling up their commands.

CLEAR button

Press to clear what you have entered.

MENU button (☞P7)

Press to bring up the menus. Switches between the menu display and initial display each time pressed.

AF button

Press to focus the camera automatically with a single button press.

ZOOM lever

Use to carry out electronic zooming.

ENTER button

Press to enter and finalize the settings.

Joystick lever

Tilt up, down and to the left and right to move the cursor. Used to carry out tilt and pan operations when using the camera.

Note: Do not use unnecessary force or else the lever or switch

may be damaged.

Plus (+) and minus (–) buttons

Press to switch between menus and select settings.

Numeric keypad (0 to 9)

Press to enter alphanumeric characters and symbols.

CAMERA command button (☞P29)

Press for camera operation.*

MULTIPLEXER command button (☞P20)

Press for multiplexer operation.*

TIMELAPSE VCR/DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER command button (☞P25, 34)

Press for timelapse VCR or digital video recorder operation.*

* In order to allow operation of command buttons N, O and P,

a serial communication terminal (either a RJ-11 or Push-lock terminal) is required.

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PART NAMES

Rear panel

12 3 456 7

Power supply plug (12V DC IN)

Connect the AC adapter supplied with the VSP-8000.

POWER switch

Use to turn the VSP-8000 on and off.

RS-485 control terminal (A) RJ-11 A terminal

Used for connection with a modular cable.

(B) RJ-11 B terminal

Used for connection with a modular cable.

(AB) Push-lock terminal

Used for connection with a twisted-pair cable.

Note:

Do not connect to a phone line.

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Only up to two RS-485 control terminals can be used.

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Do not use all of the RS-485 control terminals.

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(RJ-11 A and B terminals)

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Pin number A terminal signal B terminal signal

1 2 3 4 5 6

Not used Not used Not used Not used

A signal B signal

B signal A signal Not used Not used Not used Not used

(Push-lock terminal)

Ground (GND) terminal

It is possible that RS485 communications may develop some instability or that RS232C connection of the controller to a computer may create a potential difference that interferes with the RS485 signal.

Ground the computer or use this terminal to ground the controller.

RS-232C port

Used to connect a computer using a 9-pin D-Sub cable (sold separately) so that the system controller can be controlled using a computer.

Since this port is normally covered, remove the cover before connecting.

ADDRESS/TERMINATE switch (☞ P6)

Used to set the VSP-8000 for addressing or termination.

Battery compartment

Backup function

The VSP-8000 is equipped with a lithium battery for backing up the internal clock of the unit. The battery is charged when power is supplied to the unit. After 30 hours of charging, the battery is capable of maintaining the clock operation for up to 30 days.

Note: If power is supplied to the unit for only a short period of

time, the battery may run out of power and cause the clock to be incorrect.

Battery life

With the AC adapter unplugged from the wall socket, wait approximately one hour and then turn on the power and check the initial screen. If the screen shown below appears, then the battery has expired. At this point, replace it with a new battery.

A signal B signal

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Battery replacement

Have the battery replacement done at the same sales outlet where you purchased the VSP-8000. After the new battery is installed, set the date and time as explained in “Setting the

Date and Time”.

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CONNECTING THE VSP-8000

Basic setup

With all the devices turned off, connect all the devices with cables using their RS-485 control terminals. There are straight-type and cross-type modular cables, so be careful not to mistake them during connection.

To wall socket

Twisted-pair cable (sold separately)

Television monitor (sold separately)

Monitor 1

(sold

separately)

Monitor 2

(sold

separately)

RS-485 terminal connections

☞ Connecting using the RJ-11 terminal

Make the connections with a modular cable (either the one supplied with the VSP-8000 or one sold separately).

When using a straight-type cable (supplied with the

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VSP-8000)

Connect the A terminals together and the B terminals together.

When using a cross-type cable (sold separately)

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Connect the A terminal to B and the B terminal to A.

Digital video recorder (sold separately)

Twisted-pair cable (sold separately)

Multiplexer (sold separately)

☞ Connecting using the push-lock terminal

Make the connections with a twisted-pair cable. Connect the A signals together and the B signals together.

Push in to insert cable

RS485

ABB

Video camera

(sold separately)

GND

POWER

12V DC IN

To terminal A To terminal

OFF

RS485

Straight-type cable Cross-type cable

Not used

2 3 4

1616

Not used

1 2 3 4 5 6

Straight type

Not used

2 3 4

1616

Not used

1 2 3 4 5 6

Cross type

To B signal

Twisted-pair cable

To A signal

Ground

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CONNECTING THE VSP-8000

Number of devices that can be connected

The devices are to be connected in series (i.e., daisy-chain connection) with either modular cables or twisted-pair cables. For details regarding how to set the address and termination for a device, refer to the instruction manual supplied with that device.

Note: Before transmission begins, please check that the device that is connected is set correctly for RS-485 communication. For

details of communication settings, please refer to the instruction manual for each device.

Number of VSP-8000s that can be connected together: Max. 5

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Number of each device (multiplexers, timelapse VCRs, cameras and digital video recorders) that can be connected

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together: Max. 128 Number of dome-type cameras that can be connected: Max. 64

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Number of devices in system: Max. 256

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(Termination switch: OFF)

Controller 0 Controller 1 Controller 2

ADDRESS

123

1 0

TERMINATE

TERMINATE: 1 (ON)

1 0

TERMINATE

TERMINATE: 1 (ON)

ADDRESS

123

1 0

TERMINATE

Camera

ADDRESS

123

1 0

TERMINATE

Multiplexer 1

Max. 256 devices total

Setting the address

When connecting multiple VSP-8000s, assign the address (switches 1 to 3) and termination for each unit on its rear panel. The address can be set from 0 to 4 for each unit.

If the address for a unit is set to 0, then that unit becomes the master controller.

Note: If an address other than one of those shown in the table

below is set, then “ADDRESS ERROR” will appear flashing in the menu screen.

ADDRESS

123

1 0

Unit address

Position of

ADDRESS/TERMINATE

switches

123

1 0

123

1 0

123

1 0

Digital video

Controller 3 Controller 4

ADDRESS

123

1 0

TERMINATE

Digital video

recorder

(Termination switch: OFF)

Camera

ADDRESS

123

1 0

TERMINATE

Digital video

recorder 2

recorder 0

Camera

Setting the termination

The devices located at each end of the daisy-chain must be set with their termination turned on.

To turn on the termination, set the termination switch of the

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ADDRESS/TERMINATE switch to 1 (ON). For all the devices other the ones located at the ends, set the

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termination switch to 0 (OFF).

Termination switch at 1 (ON)

Termination switch at 0 (OFF)

Termination switch at 1 (ON)

Note: If the termination is not properly set, data will be

reflected at the ends of the daisy-chain and affect other data, resulting in incorrect data being sent to the various devices.

1 0

TERMINATE

1 0

TERMINATE

1 0

TERMINATE

123

1 0

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MENU SETTINGS

Turn on the VSP-8000 with the power switch on the rear panel, and set the date and time. The settings are performed at the menu screen area.

Displaying the menu screen

Press the MENU button and then press either the + or – buttons to switch between the different menu screens.

Initial screen

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ENTER

CLOCK SET

–

SUMMER TIME SET <DAY LIGHT TIME>

–

SECURITY LOCK

–

BAUD RATE SET

–

TITLE SET

–

ENTER

Y:--/M:--/D:--

--:--:00

SUMMER TIME NO USE

CODE=????

BAUD RATE SET 19200 bps

MX:

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Setting the Date and Time

☞

Setting the Daylight-saving Time

☞

Setting the Security Locks

P10

☞

Setting the Communication Speed

P12

☞

Setting the Title

P13

☞

GROUP CHECK

–

BUZZER SET

–

MENU LOAD

–

CLOCK DOWN LOAD

–

CLOCK SET

ENTER

GROUP CHECK ? OK:ENTER NO:CLR

KEY IN :OFF CAUTION :ON

MX:

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ALL OK:ENTER NO:CLR

Checking the Group Settings

P14

☞

Setting the Buzzer

P15

☞

Uploading and Downloading Menus

P16

☞

Downloading the Date and Time

P18

☞

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SETTING THE DATE AND TIME

Example: Setting the date to May 10, 2000 and the time to 9:20:00.

Press the MENU button.

Then press the + (or – ) button until “ CLOCK SET” is displayed and press the ENTER button.

The date and time setting screen appears.

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Set the year, month, day, hours, minutes, and seconds with the

numeric keypad.

For the year 2000, press [0] [0]. The cursor will move to the month.

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For single digit numbers, first enter a zero.

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Ex.: To enter the month of May, press [0] [5]. The clock is a 24-hour clock.

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Ex.: To enter 9:00 p.m. (21:00), press [2] [1].

For mistakes: Either press the joystick lever (J or q) to move the cursor, or

press the CLEAR button. Then recheck and enter the correct setting.

Press the ENTER button.

The settings are stored and the “CLOCK SET” screen reappears.

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Press the MENU button to return to the initial screen.

Note: To abort the setting, press the MENU button. When pressed, the setting will

be cancelled and you will return to the initial screen.

ENTER

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ENTER

Y:--/M:--/D:--

--:--:00

MonthYear Day

Y:00/M:05/D:10 21:20:00

Hour Minute Second

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SETTING DAYLIGHT-SAVING TIME

Set the daylight-saving time (summer time) so that the clock will automatically change at the start and end of daylight-saving time.

Press the MENU button.

Then press the + (or – ) button until “ SUMMER TIME SET” is displayed and press the ENTER button.

Set whether or not you want the time automatically adjusted for

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daylight-saving time.

Press the + (or – ) button to change the display to “ USE” for

automatic adjustment of the clock for daylight-saving time.

Switches between “NO USE” and “USE” each time pressed (there is no “auto”

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setting). If you press the ENTER button while “NO USE” is displayed, you will return to

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the “SUMMER TIME SET” screen.

Press the ENTER button.

The screen for setting the daylight-saving start time appears.

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If it is necessary to change the current daylight-saving time setting, follow the procedure given below.

Example: Daylight-saving time start: 3:00 a.m. on second Saturday of March

Daylight-saving time end: 2:00 a.m. on last Sunday of October

1 Press the + (or – ) button to select the field for setting the start week (e.g.: 2ND),

and then press the joystick lever (q) to move the cursor to the right.

The display will change from “1ST” → “2ND” → “3RD” → “4TH” → “LST” →

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“1ST” each time the + (or – ) button is pressed.

2 Press the + (or – ) button to select the field for setting the start day (e.g.: SAT),

and then press the joystick lever (q) to move the cursor to the right.

The display will change from “SUN” → “MON” → “TUE” → “WED” → “THU”

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→ “FRI” → “SAT” → “SUN” each time the + (or – ) button is pressed.

3 As in 2, set the start month (default: 03) and the start time (default: 03).

The month will change from “01” → “02” → “03” ... “11” → “12” → “01” each

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time the + (or – ) button is pressed. The hour will change from “01” → “02” → “03” ... “21” → “22” → “01” each

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time the + (or – ) button is pressed. The minute will change from “00” → “01” → “02” ... “58” → “59” → “00” each

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time the + (or – ) button is pressed.

For mistakes: Press the joystick lever (J or q) to move the cursor, and then

recheck and enter the correct setting.

SUMMER TIME NO USE

ENTER

SUMMER TIME USE

ENTER

ON: WEEK MO TIME 1ST-SUN 04 02:00

ON: WEEK MO TIME 2ND-SUN 04 02:00

ON: WEEK MO TIME 2ND-SAT 04 02:00

ON: WEEK MO TIME 2ND-SAT 03 03:00

(Flashing)

Month MinuteHourWeek Day

Press the ENTER button.

The screen for setting the daylight-saving end time appears.

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If the daylight-saving time differs from the default setting displayed, set it using

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the same procedure given in step 3 of “Example”.

Press the ENTER button.

The settings are stored and the “SUMMER TIME SET” screen reappears.

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Press the MENU button to return to the initial screen.

Note: To abort the setting, press the MENU button. When pressed, the setting will

be cancelled and you will return to the initial screen.

ENTER

OFF:WEEK MO TIME LST-SUN 10 02:00

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SETTING THE SECURITY LOCKS

To prevent unwarranted use of the VSP-8000 while it is operating, the unit or the entire system can be set to a security lock by entering a secret code. There are two types of security locks: a simple lock that does not depend on the time, and a timer lock that only activates during a set time period. Also, by locking the master controller (address 0), the entire system becomes locked.

Simple locks

Press the MENU button.

Then press the + (or – ) button until “ SECURITY LOCK” is displayed and press the ENTER button.

The secret code entry screen appears.

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Enter the secret code (e.g., 1234) with the numeric keypad.

Note: The secret code will be required to deactivate the lock, so be sure to

write it down so it is not forgotten.

For mistakes: Press the CLEAR button and reenter the secret code. If the secret code is lost or forgotten, contact your nearest Sanyo dealer or

representative.

Press the ENTER button.

“NO USE” (to use the simple lock function) appears flashing.

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Press the ENTER button again.

The simple lock is set and the initial screen appears.

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Note: If a button on the operation panel is pressed when the simple lock has

been applied, the system will wait for a secret code to be entered and button operations will be ineffective until the secret code is entered. Also, the lock will be released when the secret code is entered. To return to the initial screen without releasing the lock, please press the CLEAR button or the MENU button.

ENTER

123

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789

ENTER

CODE=????

CODE=1234

CODE=1234 TIMER:NO USE

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Deactivating the lock

Press any button on the operation panel.

The secret code entry screen appears.

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Enter the secret code with the numeric keypad.

The lock is deactivated.

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Note: To reset the security lock or timer lock, return to the “SECURITY LOCK”

screen and reenter the secret code.

Using the security lock for the entire system

If the security lock is activated at the master controller (address 0), then the whole system becomes locked. If the whole system is locked, then “LOCKED BY MASTER” will be displayed in the menu screen of all the controllers except the controller with address 0.

Note:

Do not set two or more controllers to address 0. If there is more than one controller with address 0, the controller that was first

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set will become the master controller. If the entire system is locked by a controller set to address 0, then all connected devices will be locked because operation from

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the controller will not be possible. Please use separate locking if only individually devices need to be locked.

123

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789

CODE=???? LOCKED

CODE=1234 LOCKED

LOCKED BY MASTER

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SETTING THE SECURITY LOCKS

Timer lock

Press the MENU button.

Then press the + (or – ) button until “ SECURITY LOCK” is displayed and press the ENTER button.

The secret code entry screen appears.

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Enter the secret code (e.g., 1234) with the numeric keypad.

Note: The secret code will be required to deactivate the lock, so be sure to

write it down so it is not forgotten.

For mistakes: Press the CLEAR button and reenter the secret code. If the secret code is lost or forgotten, contact your nearest Sanyo dealer or

representative.

Press the ENTER button.

“NO USE” (to use the simple lock function) appears flashing.

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Press the + (or – ) button to change the display to “ USE” and then

press the ENTER button.

Enables the timer lock function.

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ENTER

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789

ENTER

CODE=????

CODE=1234

CODE=1234 TIMER:NO USE

CODE=1234 TIMER:USE

CODE=1234 ON00:00 OFF00:00

Use the numeric keypad to enter the lock start and end times.

Example: Setting the lock to activate at 3:00 p.m. (15:00) and deactivate at

5:30 p.m. (17:30).

1 Using the numeric keys, press [1, 5, 0, 0] for the start time (“ON”). 2 Using the numeric keys, press [1, 7, 3, 0] for the end time (“OFF”).

For mistakes: Press the joystick lever (J or q) to move the cursor, and then

recheck and then enter the correct setting.

Press the ENTER button.

The initial screen reappears and the timer lock will activate at the set time.

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A: Deactivating the timer lock while it is locked

Press any button on the operation panel.

The secret code entry screen appears.

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CODE=???? TIMER LOCKED

Enter the secret code with the numeric keypad.

The timer lock is deactivated and the initial screen

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reappears.

Note: The timer lock setting will remain active.

B: Deactivating the timer lock while it is unlocked

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ENTER

Press the MENU button. Then press the + (or – ) button to select “ SECURITY LOCK” and press the ENTER button.

The secret code entry screen appears.

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CODE=????

ENTER ENTER

TIMER LOCKED

Enter the secret code with the numeric keypad.

The timer lock is deactivated and the initial screen

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reappears.

CODE=1234 ON15:00 OFF17:30

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Note: The timer lock setting will remain active.

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SETTING THE COMMUNICATION SPEED

Set the communication speed (baud rate) at which data is transferred. The baud rate set here should match the baud rate set for devices that this unit will operate.

Press the MENU button.

Then press the + (or – ) button until “ BAUD RATE SET” is displayed and press the ENTER button.

The baud rate setting screen appears.

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Press the + (or – ) button to select the desired communication speed

(baud rate).

The display will change from “19200” → “2400” → “4800” → “9600” → “19200”

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(units: bps) each time pressed.

Press the ENTER button.

Set the baud rate to return to the “BAUD RATE SET” screen.

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Press the MENU button to return to the initial screen.

Note: Communications will be interrupted if the baud rate changes after communications have been established with connected

devices. In this case, return the settings to the original values.

ENTER

BAUD RATE SET 19200 bps

(Flashing)

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SETTING THE TITLE

Set a title (i.e., name) for each device on the system.

Press the MENU button.

Then press the + (or – ) button until “ TITLE SET” is displayed and press the ENTER button.

The address entry screen appears.

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Press the MODE button and select the device (VR) that you will give

a title.

The display will change from “MX” (multiplexer) → “VR” (timelapse VCR) → “CM” (camera) → “DR” (digital video recorder) → “MX” each time pressed.

Note: The device selected here will be stored in the memory and next time that

selected device will be displayed first in the device selection item.

Example: Use the numeric keypad to enter the address (13) of the

device.

For address 13, press [1][3].

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Note: Addresses can be set up to the number 127. If you enter an address of

128 or higher, an error will occur.

Press the ENTER button.

The title entry screen appears.

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VR:

Error

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ENTER

MODE

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ENTER

MX:

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VR:

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VR:-1 3

VR:013

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Example: Enter the title “ SET1” for the device.

By repeatedly pressing a numeric key, you can scroll through the various

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alphanumeric characters and symbols.

1 Press [7] five times (for “S”), and then press the joystick lever (q) to move

the cursor to the right.

2 Press [3] three times (for “E”), and then press the joystick lever (q) to move

the cursor to the right.

3 Press [8] two times (for “T”), and then press the joystick lever (q) to move

the cursor to the right.

4 Press [1] once (for “1”).

Numeric key Title display Numeric key Title display

ABC

DEF

GHI

JKL

For mistakes: Press the joystick lever (J or q) to move the cursor, and then recheck and then enter the correct setting.

Press the ENTER button.

The address entry screen for the next address appears.

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1 3 __ 3 1 6 3 M 3 N 3 O 3 __ 3 6 2 3 A 3 B 3 C 3 __ 3 2 7 3 P 3 Q 3 R 3 S 3 __ 3 7 3 3 D 3 E 3 F 3 __ 3 3 8 3 T 3 U 3 V 3 __ 3 8 4 3 G 3 H 3 I 3 __ 3 4 9 3 W 3 X 3 Y 3 Z 3 __ 3 9 5 3 J 3 K 3 L 3 __ 3 5 0 3 - 3 / 3 : 3 __ 3 0

MNO

PQRS

TUV

WXYZ

– / :

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ENTER

VR:013 SET1

MX:

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Press the MENU button to return to the initial screen.

To confirm the title, refer to pages: P20, P25, P29, P34

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CHECKING THE GROUP SETTINGS

When you set the groups, each device stores the information regarding which group it belongs to in their memory. When you perform a group check, the group information is read from each device connected via the RS-485 interface and the group settings are renewed. For more information regarding the group settings, refer to GROUP SETTING on page 38.

Press the MENU button.

Then press the + (or – ) button until “ GROUP CHECK” is displayed and press the ENTER button.

The group check screen appears.

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Note: Press the CLEAR button to return to the “GROUP CHECK” screen.

Press the ENTER button.

Performs the group check. During the check, the cursor will move to the right.

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When the group check is completed, the data gathered is stored in memory

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and the “GROUP CHECK” screen reappears.

Press the MENU button to return to the initial screen.

Note:

If group settings were changed at another controller, always perform the group check and save the group settings.

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If a device belonging to group has its address changed, is removed from the system, or is changed to another group, then be

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sure to perform the group check and save the changed group settings.

Do not operate a controller while one controller is performing a group check.

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ENTER

GROUP CHECK ? OK:ENTER NO:CLR

GROUP CHECK

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SETTING THE BUZZER

The system controller’s internal buzzer can be set to sound at times such as when an alarm is received or the operating status changes in any of the connected devices.

Press the MENU button.

Then press the + (or – ) button until “ BUZZER SET” is displayed and press the ENTER button.

The buzzer setting screen appears.

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The initial settings are as follows:

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KEY IN: OFF CAUTION: ON STATUS IN: OFF ALARM IN: ON

Press the ENTER button.

The “KEY IN” and “CAUTION” buzzer setting screen appears.

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Setting item Buzzer operation

KEY IN

CAUTION

To make the buzzer sound, press the + (or – ) button to change the

“ KEY IN” setting to “ ON” , and then press the ENTER button.

The setting changes in the order OFF → ON → OFF each time a button is

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pressed.

To leave the buzzer setting unchanged, simply press the ENTER button.

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The “CAUTION” setting will then flash.

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For mistakes: Press the CLEAR button to return to the previous setting item.

The buzzer sounds when a button is pressed on the operation panel.

If any connection is invalid at the time the system is activated, for reasons such as an address set above 128 for a connected device, or if communications are not established with a connected device having no registered address, the buzzer will sound until any key on the controller is pressed. The buzzer will not sound for problems such as missing responses from the connected device; in such cases, only an “No OPE.” message will appear.

ENTER

BUZZER SET

KEY IN :OFF CAUTION :ON

KEY IN :ON CAUTION :ON

To make the buzzer sound, press the + (or – ) button to change the

“ CAUTION” setting to “ OFF” , and then press the ENTER button.

The “STATUS IN“ and “ALARM IN“ buzzer setting screen appears.

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Follow the same procedure in steps 3 and 4 to make the buzzer

settings for “ STATUS IN” and “ ALARM IN” .

When you press the ENTER button at the “ALARM IN” setting, the display

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returns to the buzzer setting screen.

Setting item Buzzer operation

STATUS IN

ALARM IN

Press the MENU button to return to the initial screen.

When an operation error occurs in a connected device, the buzzer sounds for 5 seconds.

When an alarm is received from a connected device, the buzzer sounds continuously until a button is pressed on the system controller.

ENTER

KEY IN :ON CAUTION :ON

STATUS IN:OFF ALARM IN :ON

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UPLOADING AND DOWNLOADING MENUS

You can upload menu data from a specified device that is connected to the system controller, and also download to all devices of the same type or from devices in a group.

Attention!

This feature will allow the menu settings of all connected devices to be set at the same time.

Note: Some devices may not be compliant with the upload/download feature. Check the instruction manuals of each device for

details.

Example: The upload/download compliant menu for multiplexer MPX-CD163/CD93.

1. LANGUAGE setting 3. VCR SET menu (cancels settings for PROGRAM REC)

2. SUMMER TIME/TIMER setting 4. ALARM SET menu (cancels DURATION settings and individual sensor settings)

Menu Data Upload

Press the MENU button.

Then press the + (or – ) button until “ MENU LOAD” is displayed and press the ENTER button.

The menu upload setting screen appears.

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Press the MODE button to select the device (e.g., VR) to upload

menu data from.

The display will change from “MX” (multiplexer) → “VR” (timelapse VCR) → “CM” (camera) → “DR” (digital video recorder) → “MX” each time pressed.

Note: The device selected here will be stored in the memory and next time that

selected device will be displayed first in the device selection item.

Enter the address (e.g., 13) with the numeric keypad.

Press the ENTER button.

“M. UPLOAD” appears, and then the data is uploaded.

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ENTER

MODE

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ENTER

MENU LOAD

VR:

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VR:-1 3

VR:001 M.UPLOAD

When the “ M. UPLOAD” display disappears, the mode changes to

download standby mode.

[A] Downloading to all devices

In download standby mode, press the ENTER button.

“M. DOWNLOAD” appears, and then the menu data is downloaded to all

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timelapse VCRs that are connected.

Press the CLEAR button to cancel the download.

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When “ Complete” appears, the download is finished.

Press the MENU button to return to the initial screen.

ENTER

VR ALL OK:ENTER NO:CLR

VR:ALL M.DOWNLOAD

MENU DOWNLOAD Complete

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UPLOADING AND DOWNLOADING MENUS

[B] Downloading to a specified group

In download standby mode, press the + (or – ) button to change the

“ ALL” display to “ GR” .

Enter the group number (e.g., 1) with the numeric keypad.

The system controller changes to download standby mode for all timelapse

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VCRs in Group 1.

Press the ENTER button.

“M. DOWNLOAD” appears, and then the menu data is downloaded to the

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timelapse VCRs in Group 1.

Press the CLEAR button to cancel the download.

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When “ Complete” appears, the download is finished.

Press the MENU button to return to the initial screen.

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ENTER

VR ALL OK:ENTER NO:CLR

GR:

GR:01 OK:ENTER NO:CLR

GR:01 M.DOWNLOAD

MENU DOWNLOAD Complete

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DOWNLOADING THE DATE AND TIME

You can download the date and time setting data from the system controller to all devices or a specified group of devices that are connected to the system controller.

Attention!

This feature will allow time settings of all connected devices to be set at the same time.

Note: Some models do not have this feature.

[A] Downloading to all devices

Press the MENU button.

Then press the + (or – ) button until “ CLOCK DOWN LOAD” is displayed and press the ENTER button.

The system controller changes to download standby mode.

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Note: If no date or time has been set, “NO TIME” appears.

Press the ENTER button. The date appears.

Press the CLEAR button to return to the “CLCOK DOWN LOAD” screen.

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Press the ENTER button. The time appears.

If you press the CLEAR button, the system controller returns to download

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standby mode.

Press the ENTER button.

Date and time data is downloaded to all devices, the display “CLOCK DOWN

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LOAD” will return.

If you press the CLEAR button, the display returns to the date display.

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Press the MENU button to return to the initial screen.

No TIME

ENTER

ALL OK:ENTER NO:CLR

01/04/25 OK:ENTER NO:CLR

15:00:02 OK:ENTER NO:CLR

CLOCK DOWN LOAD

[B] Downloading to a specified group

Press the MENU button.

Then press the + (or – ) button until “ CLOCK DOWN LOAD” is displayed and press the ENTER button.

The system controller changes to download standby mode.

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Note: If no date or time has been set, “NO TIME” appears.

Press the + (or – ) button to change the “ ALL” display to “ GR” .

Enter the group number (e.g., 1) with the numeric keypad.

The system controller changes to standby mode for downloading to the

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devices in Group 1.

No TIME

ENTER

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ALL OK:ENTER NO:CLR

GR:

GR:01 OK:ENTER NO:CLR

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DOWNLOADING THE DATE AND TIME

Press the ENTER button. The date appears.

Press the CLEAR button to return to the “CLCOK DOWN LOAD” screen.

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Press the ENTER button. The time appears.

If you press the CLEAR button, the system controller returns to download

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standby mode.

Press the ENTER button.

Date and time data is downloaded to devices of Group 1, the display “CLOCK

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DOWN LOAD” will return.

If you press the CLEAR button, the display returns to the date display.

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Press the MENU button to return to the initial screen.

ENTER

01/04/25 OK:ENTER NO:CLR

15:00:02 OK:ENTER NO:CLR

CLOCK DOWN LOAD

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MULTIPLEXER OPERATION

The VSP-8000 enables two methods of multiplexer operation. One is performing direct operation using the command buttons on the VSP-8000 [A] and the other is by using the call-up commands to bring up commands to the menu screen [B]. Some multiplexers are equipped with a matrix switching function (for spot monitor screen setting), and some are not. The system controller automatically detects which type of multiplexer is connected.

[A] Operation using the command buttons

Use the procedure outlined below to operate the multiplexers.

CLEAR

SANYO Controller 15:30:30

INDIVIDUAL

MODE

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ENTER

1 Device display

VR:

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Device selection

MX:

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3 Address entry

MX:--1 2NDFLOOR

4 Address check

MX:001 L:MULTI

MX:

---

VR:

---

CM:

---

DR:

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Device title (☞ P13)

CLEAR

☞

Refer to “Checking the Address”

Multiplexer

Timelapse VCR

Camera

Digital video recorder

5 Operation execution

MX:001 <SEQ>

MX:001

MX:

CLEAR

MULTI

QUAD PLUS

CAM

STILL

MPX

MON2

LIVE

SPOT

NEXTFULL

MULTIPLEXER

SEQ

VCR

EXIT BACK

CLEAR

Operating procedure

1. Press the INDIVIDUAL button.

2. Press the MODE button to change the displayed device to “MX”.

3. Enter the address with the numeric keypad.

4. Press the ENTER button to check the address status.

The operating status of the multiplexer appears in the

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menu screen. (Refer to Checking the address.)

5. Press the desired command buttons located in the

MULTIPLEXER section of your VSP-8000.

For an explanation of the multiplexer command buttons,

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refer to the Command button operation list on page 21.

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(Example)

MX:001 <QUAD>

QUAD

MX:001 <MULTI>

MULTI

MX:001 <LIVE>

LIVE

Checking the address

When the address is checked in step 4, the operating status of the multiplexer appears in the menu screen.

MX:001 L:MULTI

Status Operating condition

L: MULTI

V: MULTI

L: QUAD L: QUAD: S L: PLUS 16 L: PLUS: S L: FULL: S L: FULL: 16 M2SET: 16* M2SET: S* SPOT2:01* SPOT2:S* MENU SERIES

Live picture mode, multi-screen (9-screen/16-screen full screen)

Video playback mode, multi-screen (9-screen/16-screen full screen)

Live picture mode, quad-screen Live picture mode, quad-screen, sequential display Live picture mode, plus screen, 16-screen full screen Live picture mode, plus screen, sequential display Live picture mode, full screen sequential display Live picture mode, 16-channel full screen

16-channel full screen for monitor 2

Sequential display for monitor 2

1-channel full screen for spot monitor 2

Sequential display for spot monitor 2 Menu screen The multiplexer is digital and if it is connected in series,

the main monitor display is activated by the LIVE button on the device to be displayed.

If a “V” appears instead of an “L”, the mode is video or digital video recorder playback mode.

*1: When matrix switching function is not available *2: When matrix switching function is available

Operating status

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Command button operation list

The ☞ in the table tells you the corresponding section below for reference. Monitor 1 indicates the main monitor when a matrix switching function is available.

VSP-8000 command button Operation Menu screen MULTI QUAD

PLUS

STILL CAM/MPX *

SEQ MON2/SPOT*

MON2/SPOT*

LIVE

VCR FULL NEXT EXIT/BACK

Joystick lever

– , +

*1: When matrix switching function is available (main monitor and spot monitor terminals fitted) *2: When matrix switching function is not available

If the multiplexer security lock is to be applied/released with the menu screen display, the controller operation will involve operating the

Note:

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FULL button, numeric keypad and ENTER buttons. If models with and without the matrix switcher function are connected at the same time in a group operation, the equipment will behave

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differently when the MON2/SPOT button is operated. The command display in the menu screen section will appear only on MON2.

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Splits monitor 1 into multiple screens (16-screen/9-screen screen)

Splits monitor 1 into four screens

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Switches the quad-screen

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Displays the plus screen on the monitor 1

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Switches channel of monitor 1 plus screen (☞A)

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Set sequential mode for monitor 1 plus screen (☞B)

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Still image screen of monitor 1 Switches Camera/Multiplexer operation. Sequential display for selected monitor screen

Displays the specified channel on monitor 2 (☞C)

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Switches the screen of monitor 2 automatically (☞D)

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Displays the specified channel on spot monitors 1 to 4 (☞E)

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Switches spot monitor 1 to 4 screens automatically (☞F)

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Sets live video mode

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The main monitor appears when connected in series

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Sets video playback mode (☞G) Sets screen 1 to specified channel (☞H) Switches from menu screen to submenu

Returns display to previous menu.

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Exits menu screen *

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Brings up menu screen

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Exits menu screen *

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Switches menu screen *

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Moves cursor (left, right, up, and down)

Changes selection settings

MX:001 <MULTI> MX:001 <QUAD>

MX:001 <PLUS>

MX:001 <STILL>

MX:001 <SEQ> MX:001 <MON2>

MX:001 <SPOT->

MX:001 <LIVE>

MX:001 <VCR> MX:001 <CH--> MX:001 <NEXT> MX:001 <EXIT>

MX:001 <MENU>

MX:001 <LEFT> MX:001 <RIGHT> MX:001 <UP> MX:001 <DOWN>

MX:001 <+> MX:001 <->

Operations

A: Switches the channel of the monitor

1 plus screen

Press the PLUS button.

Press the PLUS button again to cancel. Press the FULL button.

Specify the channel with the numeric keypad.

Ex.: 4 → [4], 16 → [1] [6] Press the ENTER button.

B: Set sequential mode for monitor 1

plus screen

Press the PLUS button.

Press the PLUS button again to cancel. Press the SEQ button.

C: Sets screen 1 to the specified

channel of monitor 2

Press the MON2/SPOT button.

Press the FULL button.

Specify the channel with the numeric keypad.

Press the ENTER button.

Press the MON2/SPOT button again to

complete the setting.

D: Sequential display for monitor 2

screen

Press the MON2/SPOT button.

Press the SEQ button.

Press the MON2/SPOT button again to

complete the setting.

E: Sets full screen to specified channel

of spot monitor 1

Press the MON2/SPOT button.

Specify spot monitor 1 with the numeric

keypad. Ex.: 1 → [1]

Press the ENTER button.

Press the FULL button.

Specify the channel with the numeric

keypad. Press the ENTER button.

Press the MON2/SPOT button again to

complete the setting for spot monitor 1.

F: Sequential display for spot monitor 1

Press the MON2/SPOT button.

Specify spot monitor 1 with the numeric

keypad. Ex.: 1 → [1]

Press the ENTER button.

Press the SEQ button.

Press the MON2/SPOT button again to

complete the setting for spot monitor 1.

G: Sets video playback mode

Playback the video.

Press the VCR button.

H: Sets screen 1 to the specified

channel

Press the FULL button.

Specify the channel with the numeric

keypad. Ex.: 4 → [4]

MX:001 <CH

Press the ENTER button.

MX:001 <CH04>

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Note: While spot monitor is selected, you must complete the selection of spot

monitors 1 to 4 or else other button operations will not be accepted until you return to the main monitor by pressing the MON2/SPOT button twice.

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[B] Operation using the call-up commands

Use the procedure outlined below to operate the multiplexers.

CLEAR

INDIVIDUAL

1 Device display

SANYO Controller 15:30:30

MODE

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ENTER

FUNCTION

VR:

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Device selection

MX:

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3 Address entry

MX:--1 2NDFLOOR

4 Address check

MX:001 L:MULTI

5 Call-up command

MX:001 POWER OFF

MX:

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VR:

---

CM:

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DR:

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Device title (☞ P13)

CLEAR

Call-up command

Multiplexer

Timelapse VCR

Camera

Digital video recorder

6 Command selection

– +

ENTER

MX:001 POWER ON

7 Operation execution

MX:001 PW.ON

Operating procedure

1. Press the INDIVIDUAL button.

2. Press the MODE button to change the displayed device to “MX”.

3. Enter the address with the numeric keypad.

4. Press the ENTER button to check the address status.

The operating status of the multiplexer appears in the

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menu screen.

Call-up command operation list

The ☞ in the table tells you the corresponding section below for reference.

Call-up command Operation Menu screen

CLOCK ADJUST Sets the minutes and

MENU RESET Returns the menu screen

POWER OFF Turns off multiplexer POWER ON Turns on multiplexer S.LOCK OFF * Deactivates the security lock S.LOCK ON * Activates the security lock ZOOM Zooms image in one screen

seconds of the clock to 00 (☞A)

settings to the initial values

of monitor 1/main monitor.

MX:001 MENU RST

MX:001 PW.OFF MX:001 PW.ON MX:001 S.L.OFF MX:001 S.L.ON MX:001 ZOOM

5. Press the FUNCTION button to bring up the commands.

The command name is displayed flashing.

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6. Press the + (or – ) button to select the desired command.

For an explanation of the multiplexer call-up commands,

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refer to the Call-up command operation list

7. Press the ENTER button to execute the command.

Operations

A: Sets the minutes and seconds of the clock to 00

Ex.: Set clock to 14:00

Works over the range from 13:30:00 to 14:29:59.

1. Press the + (or – ) button to select “CLOCK ADJUST”.

2. Press the ENTER button.

MX:001 CLK ADJ. PRESS: [ENTER]

3. Press the ENTER button again.

MX:001 CLK ADJ.

* For models without a password type security lock function

Note: If the connected device does not have command

functions, then “No OPE.” will appear in the menu screen.

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[C] Operating cameras using the multiplexer

You can use a multiplexer that is equipped with a matrix switching function to operate cameras that are connected to the multiplexer. Use the procedure outlined below to operate the multiplexers.

Operating procedure

Press the INDIVIDUAL button.

Press the MODE button to change the displayed device to “ MX” .

Enter the address with the numeric keypad.

Press the ENTER button to check the address status.

Press the CAM/MPX button.

Operation switches to camera control mode, indicated by the appearance of

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“C” after the address. Currently selected monitor and camera numbers also appear.

Pressing the CAM/MPX button again will return operation to multiplexer

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control mode, and the “C” after the address will disappear.

Note: The initial setting for the spot monitor is the automatic switching display (SEQ). In a case of camera control by spot monitor,

please specify the camera channel that is to be controlled by the spot monitor. Similarly, in a case of camera control by main monitor, please use single screen display for the camera channel that is to be controlled.

When operating in camera control mode, one of the following screens may be displayed, depending on the camera selected.

INDIVIDUAL

MODE

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CAM MPX

VR:

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MX:

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MX:--1

MX:001 L:MULTI

MX:001C SPOT1 CH:05

[A] If a camera not manufactured by Sanyo is selected (☞ P24)

MX:001C <OTHER> SPOT1 CH:05

[B] If camera control is not possible (☞ 24)

MX:001 UN CON SPOT1

[C] If camera control permission is refused (☞ 24)

MX:001 OFF CON SPOT1

AWC

ELS BLC

Remotely operate cameras with the CAMERA command buttons.

For an explanation of the camera command buttons, refer to the Command

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button operation list on page 30 of the Camera Operation section. (☞ 30)

Note: When using camera control with the main monitor selected, pressing MULTIPLEXER command buttons MULTI, QUAD,

PLUS, SEQ, or VCR will switch the display to those corresponding functions. While you can resume control of the camera

control under any of those conditions, you cannot press the CAM/MPX button to switch to multiplexer mode then return to camera control mode by pressing the CAM/MPX a second time. In such cases, press the FULL button and reset the camera. Follow the same procedure to reset after switching to live image mode from VCR recording mode. When controlling the camera with a spot monitor selected, only the SEQ button will function in the manner described above.

SEQ PAN

IRIS–IRIS

CAMERA

SET

MX:001C <ZOOM W>

AWC RESET

SPOT1 CH:05

TOUR

FOCUSFFOCUS

AUX

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Switching monitors for operational control

Press the CAM/MPX button to return to multiplexer control mode.

CAM MPX

MX:001 SPOT1:05

Press the MON2/SPOT button.

The monitor number entry screen will appear.

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Enter the monitor number with the numeric keypad and press

ENTER button. (Example: 2)

Note: The camera to be controlled is being switched automatically to the

camera whose number has been set in the selected spot monitor.

Press the CAM/MPX button to switch to camera control mode.

Switching the camera to be controlled

Press the FULL button while the system is in camera control mode.

The camera number entry screen will appear.

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Enter the camera number with the numeric keypad and press

ENTER button. (Example: 5)

MON2 SPOT

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CAM MPX

FULL

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MX:001 <SPOT:->

MX:001 SPOT2:02

MX:001C SPOT2 CH:02

MX:001C <CH

MX:001C SPOT2 CH:05

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[A] If a camera not manufactured by Sanyo is selected

“OTHER” will appear in the display if the selected camera is not manufactured by Sanyo. Pressing command buttons of the CAMERA keypad will not change display of this message.

MX:001C <OTHER> SPOT1 CH:05

[B] If camera control is not possible

“UN CON” will appear in the display if camera control is not possible due to automatic switching of the selected monitor or an active alarm condition. Please refer to "Switching the camera to be controlled".

MX:001C UN CON SPOT1

[C] If camera control permission is refused

If the selected camera is not connected to the multiplexer, “OFF CON” will appear indicating that camera control is prohibited. Please refer to "Switching the camera to be controlled".

MX:001 OFF CON SPOT1

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TIMELAPSE VCR OPERATION

The VSP-8000 enables two methods of timelapse VCR operation. One is by performing direct operations using the command buttons on the VSP-8000 [A] and the other is by using the call-up commands to bring up commands to the menu screen [B].

[A] Operation using the command buttons

Use the procedure outlined below to operate the timelapse VCRs.

CLEAR

SANYO Controller 15:30:30

DIGITAL VIDEO RECODER

FFPLAYREW

ALARM

PLAY

ALARM

STOP

REVERSE

STILL

SEARCH FR/FI

STOP

TRACKING

REC

V.LOCK

–

REC

CHANNEL

REC STOP

REC/PLAY

EJECT

SPEED

PLAY SPEED

EXIT/OSD

TIMELAPSE

CLEAR

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PLAY

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1 Device display

MX:

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Device selection

VR:

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3 Address entry

VR:-2 3 VIDEO23

4 Address check

VR:023 STOP 24H

5 Operation execution

VR:023 <PLAY>

ALARM

VR:023 PLAY

VR:

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MX:

VR:

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CM:

DR:

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Multiplexer

Timelapse VCR

Device title (☞ P13)

CLEAR

☞

Refer to “ Checking the address”

(Example)

VR:023 <FF>

VR:023 <REW>

REW

ALARM

VR:023 <STOP>

STOP

Camera

Digital video recorder

Operating procedure

1. Press the INDIVIDUAL button.

2. Press the MODE button to change the displayed device to “VR”.

3. Enter the address with the numeric keypad.

4. Press the ENTER button to check the address.

The operating status of the timelapse VCR appears in the

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menu screen. (Refer to Checking the address.)

5. Press the desired command buttons located in the

TIMELAPSE section of your VSP-8000.

For an explanation of the timelapse VCR command

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buttons, refer to the Command button operation list on page 26.

To abort the operation, press the STOP button of the timelapse VCR.

Checking the address

When the address is checked in step 4, the operating status and recording/playback speeds are displayed in the menu screen. If the operating status changes, only the status that changes is displayed.

Operating status

Recording/playback speed

VR:001 STOP 24H

Status Description Status Description Status Description

C.OUT OF Eject

cassette during standby

COUT/ C.OUT ON

Eject cassette

CUE Cueing REC Recording STOP Stopped F.ADV Forward

advancing

FF Fast-

forwarding

PAU/ PAUSE

Recording paused

PLAY Playing

R.F.ADV Reverse

REW Rewinding TSTB/ TM

RPLY/ RVS.PLAY

RVW Reviewing THREAD Thread

Operating status that changed

VR:001 C.OUT ON

back

advancing

Reverse playing back

STBY Standby

STL/

Pausing

STILL

Timer

STBY

recording standby

T.M.CHK Tape

manageme nt check

check

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TIMELAPSE VCR OPERATION

Command button operation list

The ☞ in the table tells you the corresponding section below for reference.

Note: Please note that the menu operation differs according to the timelapse VCR model.

Command button Operation Menu screen

Rewinds the tape

REW f

PLAY c FF e

REC a REVERSE d

STOP b STILL h

TRACKING V.LOCK – TRACKING V.LOCK +

EJECT i REC/PLAY SPEED l

REC/PLAY SPEED j MENU

Joystick lever (q)

Joystick lever (t)

–

Joystick lever (J) Joystick lever (s)

•

Rewinds the tape during playback

•

Reverse advances by frame

•

Plays back the tape

•

Enables checking of recording while recording

•

Fast-forwards the tape

•

Fast-forwards the tape during playback

•

Advances by frame

•

Performs recording (☞A)

Plays back tape in reverse Stops tape

Still image during playback

•

Pause image during recording

•

Adjusts tracking and reduces noise (☞B)

•

Adjust vertical synchronicity and reduces vertical wavering during

•

stills (☞C) Returns tracking to initial value (☞D)

•

Ejects tape (☞E)

Decreases menu screen settings and recording/playback speed Increases menu screen settings and recording/playback speed

Brings up the menu screen, or selects the menu screen

•

When the main menu is displayed, cancels the menu screen and returns

•

to the monitor screen Confirms the menu screen

•

Moves the cursor to the right in the menu screen, also moves date/time

•

screen the to right Cancels confirmation of the menu screen

•

Returns display to previous menu

•

Moves the cursor downward in the menu screen (may not be applicable with

•

some devices), also moves display of date and time downward. Moves the cursor downward in the menu screen (may not be applicable

•

on some models) Edits set values

•

Moves the cursor upward in the menu screen (may not be applicable on

•

some models) Edits set values

•

Has the same effect as moving the joystick lever down (may not be applicable on some models)

Has the same effect as moving the joystick lever to the right (may not be applicable on some models)

VR:001 <REW> VR:001 <RVW> VR:001 <REW> VR:001 <PLAY>

VR:001 <FF> VR:001 <CUE> VR:001 <FF> VR:001 REC OK?

OK:ENTER NO:CLR VR:001 <R.PLAY> VR:001 <STOP> VR:001 <STILL>

VR:001 <TR UP>

VR:001 <TR DWN>

VR:001 EJECT OK? OK:ENTER NO:CLR

VR:001 <SPD DN> VR:001 <SPD UP> VR:001 <MENU>

VR:001 <RIGHT>

VR:001 <DOWN>

Operations

A: Performs recording

Press REC button.

To prevent mistaken operations at the controller, the confirmation screen shown below appears.

VR:001 REC OK? OK:ENTER NO:CLR

Press ENTER button.

VR:001 <REC>

B: Adjusts tracking and reduces noise

During playback, press the TRACKING

V.LOCK + button a number of times.

If the video noise persists, adjust with

the TRACKING V.LOCK – button.

C: Adjust vertical synchronicity and

reduces vertical wavering during stills

While paused, press the TRACKING

V.LOCK + button a number of times.

If the vertical wavering persists, adjust

with the TRACKING V.LOCK – button.

D: Returns tracking to initial value

Press the TRACKING V.LOCK + button while holding down the TRACKING V.LOCK – button.

VR:001 <TR CTR>

E: Ejects tape

Press the EJECT button.

VR:001 EJECT OK? OK:ENTER NO:CLR

Press the ENTER button.

VR:001 <EJECT>

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TIMELAPSE VCR OPERATION

[B] Operation using the call-up commands

Use the procedure outlined below to operate the timelapse VCRs.

CLEAR

INDIVIDUAL

1 Device display

SANYO Controller 15:30:30

MX:

---

MODE

456

789

ENTER

FUNCTION

– +

ENTER

2 Device selection

VR:

---

3 Address entry

VR:--1 3RDFLOOR

4 Address check

VR:001 STOP 24H

5 Call-up command

VR:001 ALARM SEARCH

6 Command selection

VR:001 POWER OFF

7 Command execution

VR:001 PW.OFF

MX:

---

VR:

---

CM:

---

DR:

---

Device title (☞ P13)

CLEAR

Operating status

CLEAR

Call-up command

Multiplexer

Timelapse VCR

Camera

Digital video recorder

Operating procedure

1. Press the INDIVIDUAL button.

2. Press the MODE button to change the displayed device to “VR”.

3. Enter the address with the numeric keypad.

4. Press the ENTER button to check the address.

The operating status of the timelapse VCR appears in the

•

menu screen.

5. Press the FUNCTION button to bring up the commands.

The command name is displayed flashing.

•

For an explanation of the timelapse VCR call-up

•

commands, refer to the Call-up command operation list on page 28.

6. Press the + (or – ) button to select the desired command.

7. Press the ENTER button to execute the command.

To abort the operation, press the STOP button.

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TIMELAPSE VCR OPERATION

Call-up command operation list

The ☞ in the table tells you the corresponding section below for reference.

Call-up command Operation Menu screen

ALARM SCAN Plays back first 5 seconds of alarm recordings (☞A) ✱ ALARM SEARCH Searches for specified alarm recording and still image (☞B) ✱ AUDIO/SEARCH

CLOCK ADJUST Sets minutes and seconds of clock to 00 (☞C) COUNT CODE Displays the tape counter ✱

COUNTER MEMORY Stores counter value of scene you want to see COUNTER RESET Sets counter of scene you want to see to 00:00:00 HEAD TIME Calculates video head cumulative time of use (hours) ✱

MENU RESET Returns menu screen settings to initial values POWER OFF Turns off timelapse VCR POWER ON Turns on timelapse VCR POWER TIMER Calculates cumulative time of power on ✱

SECURITY LOCK OFF Deactivates security lock SECURITY LOCK ON Activates security lock TIMER ON/OFF Sets/clears recording set by timer (☞D) T/D SEARCH-1 Searches for recording of specified day and hour, and still image (☞E) ✱ T/D SEARCH-2 Searches for recording of specified day, hour and minute, and still image ☞E) ✱ T/D SEARCH-3 Searches for recording of specified day, hour, minute and second, and still image (☞E) ✱ SHARPNESS Adjusts picture sharpness (☞F)

ON SCREEN Turns screen display on and off

Turns on/off audio for playback during 12/24-hour mode

•

Each time this command is executed while the tape is stopped, the mode switches

•

from Alarm Search mode to Alarm Scan mode to Time/Date Search mode to Cancel Search mode Cancels the menu screen while the menu screen is displayed and returns the display

•

to the monitor screen

VR:001 AUD/SEAR

VR:001 COUNT. @@@@@@@@-1:23:45

VR:001 C.MEMORY VR:001 C.RESET VR:001 HEAD T.

@@@@@@@@00529H VR:001 MENU RST

VR:001 PW.OFF VR:001 PW.ON VR:001 POWER T.

@@@@@@@@00529H VR:001 S.L.OFF

VR:001 S.L.ON

VR:001 T/D S.3 VR:001 SHARPNES

SHARP:+ SOFT:VR:001 ON SCRN

Note:

If the connected device does not have command functions, then “No OPE.” will appear in the menu screen.

•

In group operation, the commands with the ✱ cannot be performed.

•

Operations

Plays back first 5 seconds of alarm

recordings

With the tape stopped, press the

FUNCTION button. Press the + (or – ) button to select

“ALARM SCAN”. Press the ENTER button.

VR:001 A.SCAN FF/REW?

Press the FF button.

VR:001 A.SCAN FF

Searches for specified alarm recording

and still image

With the tape stopped, press the

FUNCTION button. Press the + (or – ) button to select

“ALARM SEARCH”. Press the ENTER button.

Using the numeric keypad, specify the

alarm number. Ex.: 3 → [0] [3]

VR:001 A.SEARCH 03 FF/REW?

Press the FF button.

VR:001 A.SEARCH 03 FF

Sets minutes and seconds of clock to 00

Ex.: Set clock to 14:00

Works over the range from 13:30:00 to 14:29:59.

Press the + (or – ) button to select

“CLOCK ADJUST”. Press the ENTER button.

VR:001 CLK ADJ. PRESS: [ENTER]

Press the ENTER button again.

VR:001 CLK ADJ.

Sets/clears recording set by timer

Setting the timer recording in the menu screen.

(Refer to the Timelapse VCR instruction manual.)

Press the + (or – ) button to select

“TIMER ON/OFF”. Press the ENTER button and return the

menu screen to its normal screen. Recording is programmed.

Press the + (or – ) button to select

“TIMER ON/OFF”. Press the ENTER button again.

Recording program is cancelled.

VR:001 T.ON/OFF

Searches for recording of specified day

and hour, and still image

With the tape stopped, press the

FUNCTION button. Press the + (or – ) button to select “T/D

SEARCH-1” and “T/D SEARCH-2” or

“T/D SEARCH-3”. Press the ENTER button.

Using the numeric keypad, specify the

day and hour to search for.

Ex.: 3:00 p.m. (15:00) on the 6th → [0]

[6] [1] [5]

VR:001 T/D S.1 06 15 FF/REW?

Press the FF button.

VR:001 T/D S.1 06 15 FF

Adjusts picture sharpness

Press the + (or – ) button to select

“SHARPNES”. Press the ENTER button.

VR:001 SHARPNES SHARP:+ SOFT:-

Adjust sharpness with the + (or – )

button. Press the + button for a sharper picture or the – button for a softer picture.

VR:001 SHARP VR:001 SOFT

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CAMERA OPERATION

Note: If the receiver unit is to be used, select a camera and carry out the following operations in sequence.

The VSP-8000 enables two methods of camera operation. One is by performing direct operations using the command buttons on the VSP-8000 and the other is by using the call-up commands to bring up commands to the menu screen.

[A] Operation using the command buttons

Use the procedure outlined below to operate the cameras.

CLEAR

SANYO Controller 15:30:30

AWC

ELS BLC

SET

AWC

SEQ PAN

RESET

IRIS–IRIS

TOUR

FOCUSFFOCUS

AUX

CAMERA

CLEAR

INDIVIDUAL

MODE

456

789

ENTER

IRIS

CLEAR

1 Device display

MX:

---

2 Device selection

CM:

---

3 Address entry

CM:--1 4THFLOOR

4 Address check

CM:001 ZOOM:off ELS:on BLC:off

5 Operation execution

CM:001 <IRIS +>

CM:

---

MX:

---

VR:

---

CM:

---

DR:

---

☞

Device title (

☞

Refer to “ Checking the address”

P13)

CLEAR

Multiplexer

(Example)

CM:001 <WB SET>

AWC SET

CM:001 <WB RST>

AWC RESET

CM:001 <IRIS +>

IRIS

Timelapse VCR

Camera

Digital video recorder

Operating procedure

1. Press the INDIVIDUAL button.

2. Press the MODE button to change the displayed device to “CM”.

3. Enter the address with the numeric keypad.

4. Press the ENTER button to check the address.

The operating status of the camera appears in the menu

•

screen. (Refer to Checking the address.)

5. Press the desired command buttons located in the CAMERA

section of your VSP-8000.

For an explanation of the camera command buttons, refer

•

to the Command button operation list on page 30.

Checking the address

When the address is checked in step 4, the on or off status of the electronic zoom (ZOOM), electronic sensitivity boost (ELS), and glare compensation are displayed in the menu screen.

Electronic zoom

CM:001 ZOOM:off ELS:on BLC:off

Glare compensation

Electronic sensitivity boost

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CAMERA OPERATION

Command button operation list

The ☞ in the table tells you the corresponding section below for reference.

VSP-8000 command button Operation Menu screen ELS Turns electronic shutter on and off (☞A) CM:001 ELS

BLC Turns glare compensation on and off (☞B) CM:001 BLC

AWC SET Executes auto white balance adjustment CM:001 <WB SET> IRIS – Closes the iris level CM:001 <IRIS -> IRIS + Opens the iris level CM:001 <IRIS +> IRIS – and IRIS + Returns iris setting to initial value CM:001 <IRIS C> AWC RESET Deactivates the white balance lock CM:001 <WB RST> PAN Carries out/cancels automatic panning (☞C) CM:001 PAN:off

FOCUS F Adjusts the focus to distant objects using manual focus CM:001 <FOCS F> FOCUS N Adjusts the focus to near objects using manual focus CM:001 <FOCS N> AUX Turns other functions (receiver unit functions) on/off (☞D) CM:001 AU.ALL AF Adjusts the focus automatically at one touch ZOOM W Sets electronic zoom to wide CM:001 <ZOOM W>

ZOOM T Sets electronic zoom to telescopic CM:001 <ZOOM T>

0 When electronic zoom is on, centers the screen during pan/tilt operations CM:001 <0> MENU Brings up the menu screen, or selects the menu screen CM:001 <MENU> Joystick lever (J)

Joystick lever (s)

Joystick lever (q)

Joystick lever (t)

ENTER Enters item selected at menu screen CM:001 <ENTER>

Changes set value at menu screen CM:001 <LEFT>

•

Pans to left when electronic zoom is on

•

Changes set value at menu screen CM:001 <UP>

•

Tilts upward when electronic zoom is on

•

Changes set value at menu screen CM:001 <RIGHT>

•

Pans to right when electronic zoom is on

•

Changes set value at menu screen CM:001 <DOWN>

•

Tilts downward when electronic zoom is on

•

ON:+ OFF:-

CM:001 <CAMcon>**

Dome camera command button operation list

VSP-8000 command button Operation Menu screen

TOUR Turns TOUR mode on and off (☞C) CM:001 TOUR

SEQ Carries out/cancels sequential panning (☞C) CM:001 SEQ:on

ELS Sets the electronic shutter (☞E) CM:001 ELS 2000

1 – 9 Moves the camera to the position corresponding to the preset memory

setting for the number entered (☞F)

Joystick lever (Right up)* Pans and tilts to the top-right CM:001 <UP&RGT>

Joystick lever (Left up)* Pans and tilts to the top-left CM:001 <UP&LFT>

Joystick lever (Right down)* Pans and tilts to the bottom-right CM:001 <DW&RGT>

Joystick lever (Left down)* Pans and tilts to the bottom-left CM:001 <DW&LFT>

* Speed of camera pan or tilt will be faster or slower depending on the angle at which the joystick lever is held. ** VCC-9300 only

Note: If the connected device does not have command functions, then “No OPE.” will appear in the menu screen.

ON:+ OFF:-

ON:+ OFF:CM:001 No.---

PRESET POSITION

CM:001 <CAMcon>**

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CAMERA OPERATION

Operations

A: Turns electronic shutter on and off

1. Press the ELS button.

CM:001 ELS ON:+ OFF:-

Press the + or – button to set “on” or “off”.

B: Turns glare compensation on and

off

Press the BLC button.

CM:001 ELS ON:+ OFF:-

Press the + or – button to set “on” or “off”.

CM:001 <BLCon>

CM:001 <BLCoff>

C: Carries out/cancels automatic

panning Turns TOUR mode on and off. Carries out/cancels sequential

panning

Press the PAN/TOUR/SEQ button.

CM:001 PAN:off ON:+ OFF:-

CM:001 TOUR ON:+ OFF:-

CM:001 SEQ:off ON:+ OFF:-

Press the + button. Sequential panning starts.

CM:001 <PANon>

CM:001 <TORon>

CM:001 <SEQon>

Press the PAN/TOUR/SEQ button and then press the – button. Sequential panning stops.

D: Turns other functions on/off

The AUX button switches between “ AU.ALL” and “ AU.– –” .

To switch all functions on/off

Press the AUX button to display “AU.– – ”.

CM:001 AU.ALL

Press the ENTER button.

Press the + or – button to set “on” or “off”.

CM:001 AU.ALL ON:+ OFF:-

To switch a specific function on/off

Press the AUX button to display “AU.– – ”.

CM:001 AU.

Use the numeric keypad to enter a function number.

CM:001 AU.01

Press the ENTER button.

Press the + or – button to set “on” or “off”.

CM:001 AU.01off ON:+ OFF:-

E: Sets the electronic shutter Sets the shutter speed to one of four

speeds (1/60, 1/100, 1/500 or 1/2000). If more than four speed settings are

available, the following display will appear

Shutter speed of 1/50 or slower than 1/60:

•

SLOW Shutter speed of 1/50 or 1/60: OFF

•

Shutter speed of 1/100 or 1/120: FL

•

(flickerless) Shutter speed of 1/100 or faster than 1/120:

•

FAST

Press the ELS button.

CM:001 ELS 2000 ON:+ OFF:-

Press the + button to set the shutter speed.

CM:001 <ELSon>

F: Moves the camera to a preset

position

Specify a position number with the

numeric keypad. Example: 25 → [2][5]

CM:001 No.-2 5 PRESET POSITION

Press the ENTER button.

CM:001 No.-25 PRESET POSITION

If you press the – button, the setting

•

becomes 1/60 (off).

CM:001 <ELSoff>

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CAMERA OPERATION

[B] Operation using the call-up commands

Use the procedure outlined below to operate the dome cameras.

CLEAR

INDIVIDUAL

1 Device display

SANYO Controller 15:30:30

MX:

---

2 Device selection

MODE

3 Address entry

456

789

4 Address check

ENTER

5 Call-up command

FUNCTION

6 Command selection

– +

7 Command execution

ENTER

CM:

---

CM:--1 PTZCAM01

CM:001 ELS:on BLC:off

CM:001 L-L PHASE

CM:001 PRESET MEMORY

CM:001 No. PRESET MEMORY

---

MX:

---

VR:

---

CM:

---

DR:

---

Device title (☞ P13)

CLEAR

Operating status

CLEAR

Call-up command

Multiplexer

Timelapse VCR

Camera

Digital video recorder

Operating procedure

1. Press the INDIVIDUAL button.

2. Press the MODE button to change the displayed device to “CM”.

3. Enter the address with the numeric keypad.

4. Press the ENTER button to check the address.

The operating status of the camera appears in the menu

•

screen.

5. Press the FUNCTION button to bring up the commands.

The command name is displayed flashing.

•

For an explanation of the camera call-up commands, refer

•

to the Call-up command operation list on page 33.

6. Press the + (or – ) button to select the desired command.

7. Press the ENTER button to execute the command.

To abort the operation, press the STOP button.

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CAMERA OPERATION

Call-up command operation list

The ☞ in the table tells you the corresponding section below for reference.

Call-up command Operation Menu screen

L-L PHASE

PRESET MEMORY

ALARM OUT

RESET

ZOOM PRESET

Note: Because the type of device connected is automatically detected by the system, devices that do not have compatibility with a

certain command will prevent that command from appearing in the menu screen.

Operations

A: L-L PHASE Adjusts the vertical synchronization

Press the + (or – ) button to select

“L-L PHASE”. Press the ENTER button.

CM:001 L-L.P UP:+ DOWN:-

Press and hold the + (or – ) button to

adjust the vertical synchronization.

CM:001 L-L.P:up

CM:001 L-L.P:dw

Press the CLEAR button.

Adjusts the vertical synchronization (☞A) CM:001

L-L PHASE

Records the filming position, zoom and focus into the memory address specified by the position number (☞B)

CM:001 PRESET MEMORY

Selects whether an alarm will be output from the camera CM:001 AL.OUT

ON:+ OFF:-

Resets current settings CM:001 RESET?

YES:+ NO:-

Sets maximum Tele/Wide zoom limits +: Maximum Tele, – : Maximum Wide

CM:001 ZOOM ON:+ OFF:-

B: PRESET MEMORY Records the filming position, zoom and

focus for a position number

Press the + (or – ) button to select

“PRESET MEMORY”. Press the ENTER button.

CM:001 No. PRESET MEMORY

Use the joystick lever to adjust the

desired filming position. Press the ZOOM W or ZOOM T button

to set the desired zoom ratio. While pressing the 0 button, press the +

(or – ) button to adjust the focus. Specify the position number with the

numeric keypad. Example: 25 → [2][5]

CM:001 No.-2 5 PRESET POSITION

---

Press the ENTER button.

CM:001 No.-25 PRESET POSITION

Repeat steps 3 to 7 to set the filming

position, zoom and focus for the next position number.

Press the CLEAR button.

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DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER OPERATION

The VSP-8000 enables two methods of digital video recorder operation. One is by performing direct operations using the command buttons on the VSP-8000 [A] and the other is by using the call-up commands to bring up commands to the menu screen [B].

[A] Operation using the command buttons

Use the procedure outlined below to operate the digital video recorders.

CLEAR

SANYO Controller 15:30:30

DIGITAL VIDEO RECODER

FFPLAYREW

ALARM

PLAY

ALARM

STOP

REVERSE

STILL

SEARCH FR/FI

STOP

TRACKING

REC

V.LOCK

–

REC

CHANNEL

REC STOP

REC/PLAY

EJECT

SPEED

PLAY SPEED

EXIT/OSD

TIMELAPSE

CLEAR

INDIVIDUAL

MODE

456

789

ENTER

PLAY

CLEAR

1 Device display

MX:

---

Device selection

DR:---

3 Address entry

2 3

DR: DR23

4 Address check

DR:001 P.STOP R.STOP

5 Operation execution

DR:023 <PLAY>

DR:023 PLAY

DR:---

MX:

---

VR:

---

CM:

---

DR:---

Device title (☞ P13)

CLEAR

(Example)

STILL

DR:001 <STILL>

DR:001 <STOP>

STOP

DR:001 <ALARMf>

ALARM

Multiplexer

Timelapse VCR

Camera

Digital video recorder

Operating procedure

1. Press the INDIVIDUAL button.

2. Press the MODE button to change the displayed device to “DR”.

3. Enter the address with the numeric keypad.

4. Press the ENTER button to check the address.

The operating status of the digital video recorder appears

•

in the menu screen. (Refer to Checking the address.)

5. Press the desired command buttons located in the DIGITAL

VIDEO RECORDER section of your VSP-8000.

For an explanation of the digital video recorder command

•

buttons, refer to the Command button operation list on page 35.

Note: Basically, pushing the joystick lever to the left and right

corresponds to the digital video recorder shuttle dial operation and pushing it up and down corresponds to the jog dial operation. If the jog and shuttle dial operations are shown on the monitor screen, when the digital video recorder is working, please operate the joystick lever accordingly.

Checking the address

When the address is checked in step 4, the operating status are displayed in the menu screen. If the operating status changes, only the status that changes is displayed.

Operating status that changedOperating status (Playback)

DR:001 D.PLAY R.STOP

Operating status (Recording)

Status Description Status Description

D.PLAY Playing back the

archive recording area

N.PLAY Playing back the

normal recording area

A.PLAY Playing back the alarm

recording area

D.REC Recording in the

archive recording area

N.REC Recording in the

normal recording area

A.REC Recording in the alarm

recording area

TM STBY Timer recording

standby

P.STOP Playback is stopped F R Fast rewind R.STOP Recording is stopped R.PLAY Reverse playback STILL Pausing SLOW.F Slow forward playback FULL Normal recording area

full

DR:001 STILL

AL.FULL Alarm recording area

full

PRE REC Pre-alarm recording is

set

PLAY Playing back

T.STBY Timer recording

standby

N.R.STOP Recording in the normal

recording area is stopped

A.R.STOP Recording in the alarm

recording area is stopped

F F Fast forward

SLOW.R Slow reverse playback

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DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER OPERATION

Command button operation list

The ☞ in the table tells you the corresponding section below for reference.

VSP-8000 command

button

PLAY c

STOP b Stops playback DR:001 <STOP> STILL h

ALARM ù Searches for and plays back the next alarm during playback DR:001 <ALARMf> û ALARM Searches for and plays back the previous alarm during playback DR:001 <ALARMr> CHANNEL Specifies a channel while paused (☞A) DR:001 <CHNEL> EXIT/OSD

REC a Performs recording DR:001 REC OK?

REC STOP Stops recording DR:001 R.STP OK?

SEARCH FR/FI

PLAY SPEED l Decreases menu screen settings and playback speed DR:001 <SPD DN> PLAY SPEED j Increases menu screen settings and playback speed DR:001 <SPD UP> MENU Brings up the menu screen, or selects the menu screen DR:001 <MENU>

Playback DR:001 <PLAY>

•

Starts recording check/Stops recording check

•

Still image during playback DR:001 <STILL>

•

Pause image during recording

•

Turns On Screen Display on and off or adjusts display position DR:001 <O.E>

•

Exits On Screen Display menu

•

Displays search setting menu during recording or still image DR:001 <SEARCH>

•

Switches frame/field display during playback

•

Operation Menu screen

OK:ENTER NO:CLR

Operations

A: Specifies a channel while paused

Press the CHANNEL button while

paused. Enables channel setting mode and the operation display of the jog/shuttle dial will appear in the monitor screen.

DR:001 <CHNEL>

Set the channel with the joystick lever.

Jog: Switch channels by moving the

•

joystick lever up/down

Shuttle : Set the channel by moving

•

the joystick lever to the right

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DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER OPERATION

[B] Operation using the call-up commands

Use the procedure outlined below to operate the digital video recorders.

CLEAR

INDIVIDUAL

1 Device display

SANYO Controller 15:30:30

MX:

---

2 Device selection

MODE

3 Address entry

456

789

4 Address check

ENTER

5 Call-up command

FUNCTION

6 Command selection

– +

7 Command execution

ENTER

DR:---

2 3

DR: DR23

DR:001 P.STOP R.STOP

DR:001 COPY

DR:001 CLK ADJ. PRESS: [ENTER]

DR:001 CLK ADJ.

Operating status

Call-up command

MX:

---

VR:

---

CM:

---

DR:---

Device title (☞ P13)

CLEAR

Multiplexer

Timelapse VCR

Camera

Digital video recorder

Operating procedure

1. Press the INDIVIDUAL button.

2. Press the MODE button to change the displayed device to “DR”.

3. Enter the address with the numeric keypad.

4. Press the ENTER button to check the address.

The operating status of the digital video recorder appears

•

in the menu screen.

5. Press the FUNCTION button to bring up the commands.

The command name is displayed flashing.

•

For an explanation of the digital video recorder call-up

•

commands, refer to the Call-up command operation list on page 37.

6. Press the + (or – ) button to select the desired command.

7. Press the ENTER button to execute the command.

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DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER OPERATION

Call-up command operation list

The ☞ in the table tells you the corresponding section below for reference.

Call-up command Operation Menu screen

CLOCK ADJUST COPY

MENU RESET TIMER ON/OFF ZOOM

Note: If the connected device does not have command functions, then “No OPE” will appear in the menu screen.

Operations

A: CLOCK ADJUST

Sets minutes and seconds of clock to 00

Ex.: Set clock to 14:00:00

Works over the range from 13:30:00 to 14:29:59.

Press the + (or – ) button to select

“CLOCK ADJUST”. Press the ENTER button.

DR:001 CLK ADJ. PRESS: [ENTER]

Press the ENTER button again.

DR:001 CLK ADJ.

Sets minutes and seconds of clock to 00 (☞A) Copies still images to the archive recording area or to a CompactFlash card

(☞B)

DR:001 COPY

Returns menu screen settings to initial values DR:001 MENU RST Sets timer recording standby mode (☞C) Turns the zoom function on and off (☞D)

B: COPY

Copies still images to the archive recording area or to a CompactFlash card

Press the + (or – ) button to select

“COPY”. Press the ENTER button.

Enables copy setting mode. Jog/shuttle dial operations will be displayed on the monitor screen.

DR:001 COPY EXIT:CLEAR

Use the joystick lever to make copy

settings. Press the CLEAR button and return to the call-up command selection display.

C: TIMER ON/OFF

Sets a recording program on the menu screen. (Please refer to the digital video recorder instruction manual.)

Press the + (or – ) button to select

“TIMER ON/OFF”. Press the ENTER button and return the

menu screen to its normal screen. Recording is programmed.

Press the + (or – ) button to select

“TIMER ON/OFF”. Press the ENTER button again.

Recording program is cancelled.

DR:001 T.ON/OFF

D: ZOOM

Turns the zoom function on and off

Press the + (or – ) button to select

“ZOOM”. Press the ENTER button.

Enables zoom setting mode. Jog/shuttle dial operations will be displayed on the monitor screen.

DR:001 ZOOM EXIT:CLEAR

Use the joystick lever to make zoom

settings.

Jog: Set the zoom position by moving

•

the joystick lever up/down Shuttle : Confirm the zoom position by

•

moving the joystick lever to the right

Press the CLEAR button and return to the call-up command selection display.

Note:

When the zoom position is specified,

•

the zoom screen display will appear automatically on the monitor screen. Repeat these commands to cancel

•

the zoom screen display.

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GROUP SETTING

The VSP-8000 lets you operate multiple devices at the same time. To operate a number of devices as a group, you must first set them as a group. Up to 15 devices can be set as a group. After making any group setting, be sure to perform a group check and store the new settings in memory.

(Group setting flowchart)

[1]Assign addresses to each group [2]Operate the addresses assigned to a

group

[1] Assign addresses to each group

CLEAR

[3]Delete a group address

SANYO Controller 16:20:15

GR:01 SET MX:

---

VR:

---

CM:

---

DR:---

GR:03 SET VR:--

GR:04 SET VR:--

GR:05 SET VR:

---

ENTER

GROUP

- +

123

456

789

CLEAR

MODE

ENTER

1 Setting mode

GR:01 SET MX:

2 Device selection

GR:01 SET VR:

3 Group selection

GR:03 SET VR:

4 Address entry

GR:03 SET VR:--5

5 Address assignment

GR:03 SET VR:005 Complete

GR:03 SET VR:

---

Checking the address assignment

GROUP

- +

GROUP

GR:01 CHECK VR:001,002,003,

GR:01 CHECK VR:004,006,

GR:01 SET VR:

---

Operating procedure

1. Press the GROUP button while holding down the ENTER

button.

Enters the setting mode.

•

2. Press the MODE button to select the type of device the address is that will be assigned.

3. Press the + (or – ) button to select the group number.

4. Enter the address number with the numeric keypad.

5. Press the ENTER and store the address number in the group.

If the device at the specified address is properly

•

connected, “Complete” appears. If it is not, “No ADR.” appears.

6. Press the CLEAR button.

Note: When two or more VSP-8000s are connected together,

conflicting group assignments cannot be made with different units.

Checking the address assignment

1. Press the GROUP button.

Assigned addresses (max. of three) are displayed.

Press the MODE button to select the device type.

•

If four or more addresses exist within the group, then

•

scroll with the + (or – ) button.

2. Press the GROUP button.

Return to the setting mode.

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GROUP SETTING

Group assignment example

Example:

Controller 0

Controller 1

Controller 4

Group 1

Group 2

Group 3

Group 15

MX: Multiplexer, VR: Timelapse VCR, CM: Camera, DR: Digital video recorder

Assign the multiplexer (address 2), timelapse VCR (address 2), camera (address 2), and digital video

001

MX 002

001

MX 001

recorder (address 2) to group 2. Assign 5 timelapse VCR (addresses 1 to 5) to group 3.

Press the GROUP button while holding down the

ENTER button.

Enters the setting mode.

•

Press the + (or – ) button to select group “ 02” .

1 Enter “2” with the numeric keypad and press the ENTER button.

2 Select “VR” with the MODE button, enter “2” with the numeric

keypad, and press the ENTER button.

3 Select “CM” with the MODE button, enter “2” with the numeric

keypad, and press the ENTER button.

4 Select “DR” with the MODE button, enter “2” with the numeric

keypad, and press the ENTER button.

001

002

CM 001

001

CM 002

003

CM 002

MODE

003

002

004

CM 003

ENTER

Group assignment

GROUP

ENTER

003

005

CM 016

GR:01 SET MX:

GR:02 SET MX:

GR:02 SET MX:002 Complete

GR:02 SET VR:002 Complete

GR:02 SET CM:002 Complete

GR:02 SET DR:002 Complete

Press the + (or – ) button to select group “ 03” .

1 Select “VR” with the MODE button, enter the address “1” with

the numeric keypad, and press the ENTER button.

2 Enter “0”, “0”, “2” with the numeric keypad and press the

ENTER button.

3 Using the same procedure, enter the addresses 3 to 5.

Press the CLEAR button twice.

The initial screen reappears.

•

When two or more VSP-8000s are connected together,

perform group checks with the other controllers. (☞P14)

MODE

GR:03 SET CM:002

ENTER

GR:03 SET VR:001 Complete

GR:03 SET

ENTER

VR:002 Complete

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GROUP SETTING

[2] Operate the addresses assigned to a group

CLEAR

SANYO Controller 16:20:15

GR:01 MX:Command ready

VR:Command redy

CM:Command ready

DR:Command ready

ALL:ALL

DIGITAL VIDEO RECODER

ALARM

STILL

REC

EJECT

EXIT/OSD

TIMELAPSE

PLAY

REVERSE

SEARCH FR/FI

TRACKING V.LOCK

–

REC STOP

REC/PLAY

SPEED

PLAY SPEED

ALARM

STOP

TRACKING V.LOCK

CHANNEL

REC/PLAY

FFPLAYREW

SPEED

GROUP

123

456

789

ENTER

MODE

PLAY

1 Group mode

GR:--

2 Group No. entry

GR:-1

3 Group selection

GR:01 MX:Command ready

4 Device selection

GR:01 VR:Command ready

5 Operation start

P21, P26, P30, P35

☞

When using the command buttons

GR:01 <PLAY> VR:Command ready

GR:01 VR:Command ready

Checking the specified group

GROUP

MODE

GROUP

GR:03 CHECK VR:001,002,003,

GR:03 CHECK CM:001,002,003,

GR:03 CM:Command ready

P22, P28, P33, P37

☞

When using the call-up commands

FUNCTION

GR:01 AUDIO/SEARCH

GR:01

+–

POWER OFF

Operating procedure

1. Press the GROUP button.

Enter the group mode.

•

2. Using the numeric keypad, specify a group number.

3. Press the ENTER button to check the group number.

If there is no group registered at that number,

•

“unregistered” will appear.

4. Press the MODE button to select the devices for group

operation.

To operate all devices, select “ALL”.

•

Note:

Even if you select “ALL” for camera operation, the

•

operations given in the Command list (page 30, 33) cannot be performed. To perform these operations, first assign a group.

Because the DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER and

•

TIMELAPSE commands utilize the same keypad buttons, selecting ALL groups will cause the system to override the DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER functions of the keypad buttons, preventing them from controlling digital video recorder.

GR:01 PW.OFF

ENTER

GR:01 POWER OFF

Checking the specified group

1. Press the GROUP button.

Assigned addresses (max. of three) are displayed.

Press the MODE button to select the device type.

•

If four or more addresses exist within the group, then

•

scroll with the + (or – ) button.

2. Press the GROUP button.

Return to the setting mode.

5. Select the operating method.

For direct operation, use the command buttons. (☞P21,

•

P26, P30, P35) For calling up commands, use the call-up commands.

•

(☞P22, P28, P33, P37)

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Group operation example

Controller 0

Controller 1

Controller 4

Example:

Press the GROUP button.

Enter the group number “ 3” with the numeric keypad.

Simultaneously playback the timelapse VCRs of group 3

Group 1

Group 2

Group 3

Group 15

001

002

001

MX 001

MX: Multiplexer, VR: Timelapse VCR, CM: Camera, DR: Digital video recorder

001

002

Simultaneous playback

CM 001

CM 002

003

CM 002

003

002

004

CM 003

GROUP

003

005

CM 016

GR:

GR:-3

- -

Press the ENTER button.

Press the MODE button to select “ VR” .

Press the PLAY button.

ENTER

MODE

PLAY

GR:03 MX:Command ready

GR:03 VR:Command ready

PLAY

GR:03 <PLAY> VR:Command ready

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GROUP SETTING

[3] Delete a group address

CLEAR

SANYO Controller 16:20:15

GR:01 CLEAR MX:001

VR:001

CM:001

DR:001

GR:03 CLEAR VR:001,002,003

GR:15 CLEAR VR:unregistered

CLEAR

GROUP

MODE

- +

ENTER

CLEAR

1 Deletion mode

GR:01 CLEAR MX:001

2 Device selection

GR:01 CLEAR VR:001

3 Group selection

GR:02 CLEAR VR:001

4 Address selection

GR:02 CLEAR VR:001

GR:02 CLEAR VR:002

5 Delete address

GR:02 CLEAR VR:002 Complete

Operating procedure

1. Press the GROUP button while holding down the CLEAR

button.

Enters the deletion mode.

•

2. Press the MODE button to select the type of device whose address will be deleted.

If there is no registered address, “unregistered” will

•

appear.

3. Press the + (or – ) button to select the group number.

4. Enter the address to be deleted with the joystick lever (s or

t).

5. Press the ENTER button and delete the address number.

6. Press the CLEAR button.

Check the deletion

GROUP

- +

GROUP

GR:01 CLR-CHECK VR:001,003,004

GR:01 CLR-CHECK VR:005,006,

GR:01 CLEAR VR:001

Check the deletion

1. Press the GROUP button.

Assigned addresses (max. of three) are displayed.

Press the MODE button to select the device type.

•

If four or more addresses exist within the group, then

•

scroll with the + (or – ) button.

2. Press the GROUP button.

Return to the setting mode.

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ALARM LIST

ALARM lamp operation

If an alarm is triggered at a multiplexer, timelapse VCR, or camera, the ALARM lamp will flash for five seconds and then turn on.

If an alarm is triggered at a device, the

•

alarm contents are stored in a list at the controller. Press the ALARM LIST button to bring up the alarm list. The list can hold up to 100 alarms.

Press the ALARM button.

Alarm contents will be displayed in the

•

order in which the alarms were triggered.

Note:

The alarm list display will disappear if the ALARM

•

LIST button is pressed again while the alarm list is being displayed. The ALARM lamp will flash if there is an unconfirmed

•

alarm recording in the alarm list. The ALARM lamp will be extinguished when the listed alarms are confirmed. A setting can be made from a connected device so

•

that the alarm list cannot be displayed in the menu display section of the VSP-8000. Please refer to your instruction manual for details.

ALARM

(Flash → On)

ALARM LIST

Example alarm list

(For multiplexers)

(For timelapse VCR)

(For cameras)

1 Alarm number

The higher the number, the newer the alarm. The alarm number can be changed with the + (or – ) buttons.

2 Date and time of alarm 3 Device where alarm occurred 4 Channel of alarm 5 Type of alarm

EA: external alarm

•

VL: Video loss

•

SA: Sensor alarm

•

6 Alarm recording start and end

The alarm recording start (IN) and end (OUT) are entered in the alarm list as two different events.

IN: Alarm recording start

•

OUT: Alarm recording end

•

A098 11/30 05:30 MX:012 CH16 EA

345

A100 11/30 15:30 VR:001 IN EA

365

A097 11/30 03:00 CM:001

Deleting the alarm list

Press the ALARM LIST button while holding down the

CLEAR button.

The alarm list deletion screen appears.

•

Note: Press the CLEAR button to abort the deletion and return to the

initial screen.

Press the ENTER button.

The alarm list is cleared and “NO ALARM” is displayed.

•

Press the ALARM LIST button again to return to the original

•

screen.

Note: If an alarm occurs before the clock has been set for the

VSP-8000, then the display of the alarm in the menu screen will not have a time.

A001 --/-- --:--

Note: Dome cameras are not equipped with an alarm function.

ALARM LIST

ENTER

ALARM LIST

ALARM LIST CLR? OK:ENTER NO:CLR

NO ALARM

CLEAR

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STATUS LIST

If the STATUS LIST button is pressed again, the status list will disappear and the original screen will return.

STATUS lamp operation

If the status of a timelapse VCR changes, the STATUS lamp will flash for five seconds and then turn on.

If the status of a device changes, the

•

details of the status change are stored in a list at the controller. Press the STATUS LIST button to bring up the status list. The list can hold up to 100 changes.

Press the STATUS LIST button.

Alarm contents will be displayed in the

•

order in which their status was received.

Note:

The status list display will disappear if the STATUS

•

LIST button is pressed again while the status list is being displayed.

The STATUS lamp will flash if there is an

•

unconfirmed status recording in the status list. The STATUS lamp will be extinguished when the listed statuses are confirmed. A setting can be made from a connected device so

•

that the status list cannot be displayed in the menu display section of the VSP-8000. Please refer to your instruction manual for details.

STATUS

(Flash → On)

STATUS LIST

Example status list

S005 11/15 15:30 VR:001 PLAY

1 Status number

The higher the number, the newer the status change. The status number can be changed with the + (or – ) buttons.

2 Date and time of status change 3 Device where status change occurred

VR: Timelapse VCR, CM: Camera, DR: Digital video recorder

4 Status that changed

Note: The status list can be set at some connected devices so that it cannot be displayed in the menu screen of the VSP-8000. For

more details, refer to the device instruction manuals.

Deleting the status list

Press the STATUS LIST button while holding down the

CLEAR button.

The status list deletion screen appears.

•

Note: Press the CLEAR button to abort the deletion and return to the

initial screen.

Press the ENTER button.

The status list is cleared and “NO CHANGE” is displayed.

•

Press the STATUS LIST button again to return to the initial

•

screen.

Note: If a status change occurs before the clock has been set for the

VSP-8000, then the display of the status change in the menu screen will not have a time.

S005 --/-- --:--

CLEAR

STATUS LIST

ENTER

STATUS LIST

STATUS LIST CLR? OK:ENTER NO:CLR

NO CHANGE

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DISPLAY MEANINGS AND REMEDIES

● Menu screen display

Display Meaning Remedy Page

ADDRESS ERROR Address between 5 and 7 was set. Set another address between 0 and 4.

The same address as another controller was set.

DBL. ADR. Two devices have the same address. Set the address of one of the devices to a

different address.

Error (during entry) Entry exceeds existing limits. Reenter value within limits. 13 No OPE.

(during operation) Error

(during connection)

FAIL Requested alarm No., day/hour, or

FIND Requested alarm No., day/hour, or

LOCKED Security lock of unit is activated. Enter the secret code and deactivate

LOCKED BY MASTER Security lock of master controller is

No ADR. Address does not exist (e.g., has not been

NO ALARM Alarm list has no alarm entries. Check alarm list after ALARM lamp flashes. 43 NO CHANGE Status list has no status entries. Check status list after STATUS lamp

unregistered Device is not registered in a group. Either specify that device or register it in a

WAITING Bus carrying data to devices is busy and

The device does not support the specified operation.

Though device is in standby, requested operation was tried three times and could not be executed.

day/hour/minute recording could not be found.

day/hour/minute recording was found.

activated.

set).

device will not operate.

A potential difference has occurred in the computer connected to the VSP-8000 and RS-485 signals are not operating properly.

Read the instruction manual of the device.

Wait a moment and try again.

security lock. Deactivate lock at master controller.

Recheck and enter correct address.

flashes.

group. Device is treated as if in standby and

requested operation will be tried three times. Wait a moment and try again.

Please ensure that the earth terminal of this equipment, or the earth terminal of the computer, is connected to earth.

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Note: If “No ADR” appears during operation despite communication having been established with the controller and device

(timelapse VCR, etc.), there may be a conflict within the system between data from the controller and data from the device. In this case repeating either command will return the communication back to normal.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Communication method :RS 485 Control terminals : RJ-11: 2 terminals

Push-lock: 1 pair

RS-232C terminal : D-SUB (9-pin): 1 port Address/termination switch : Address: 3-bit DIP switch

Termination: 1-bit DIP switch

Communication speed (baud rate) : 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 bps Max. no. of groups : 15 groups Max. no. of connected devices : Total: 256 devices

Controllers: 5 devices Multiplexers, timelapse VCRs, cameras, and digital video recorder: 128 devices

each

Dome-type cameras : 64 devices Ambient conditions : Temperature: 0 to 40°C

Relative humidity: 80% or less

Storage conditions : Temperature: – 20 to 60°C

Relative humidity: 80% or less

Power supply :12 V DC Power consumption :4 W External dimensions : 375 (W) x 55 (H) x 165 (D) mm Weight : 1.5 kg Accessories : AC adapter (1), modular cable (RJ-11, 6-pin, 2-core) (1)

Be aware that the external appearance or specifications are subject to change without notice.

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