Sanyo VSP-9000 User Manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

System Controller

VSP-9000

About this manual

• Before installing and using this unit, please read this manual carefully. Be sure to keep it handy for later reference.

• This manual gives basic connections and operating instructions.

Table of Contents

Introduction

Precautions (For UL) ...................................2

Safety Cautions............................................3

Major Characteristics..................................8

Accessories..................................................8

Preparation

Part Names...................................................9

Menu Display..............................................11

System Information...................................12

Sample System Connection .....................13

Connection and Communication

Setup 1 (VIDEO).........................................15

Connection and Communication

Setup 2 (VIDEO).........................................18

Connection and Communication

Setup 3 (VIDEO/TELEMETRY A)...............21

Connection and Communication

Setup 4 (VIDEO/TELEMETRY B)...............24

Connection and Communication

Setup 5 (VIDEO/TELEMETRY A/B) ...........27

Communication Lines and

Number of Connected Units.....................30

Operation

Hard Disk Digital Recorder (DVR)

Operation....................................................32

Multiplexer (MUX) operation .....................36

Dome Camera/Zoom Camera Operation..38

System Setup

System Setup Overview ............................41

Language Selection...................................42

Communication Setup...............................43

b Select a communication item

(COMMUNICATIONS)...................................... 43

b Unit Address Setup........................................... 44

English

Control Setup.............................................47

b Select a Control Item

(ACCEPTED VALUES)..................................... 47

Password Setup (PASSWORD)................50

b AT SWITCHING ON (Power ON password).....51

Setup (CONFIGURATION).........................52

b Initialize (RESTORE BASIS VALUES)............. 53

b Buzzer and menu display setup

(BUZZER/DISPLAY) ........................................ 53

b Joystick Setup (JOYSTICK) ............................. 54

b Touch screen adjustment

(TOUCH SCREEN SETTING).......................... 55

b Touch Screen Initialization and Reset.............. 56

b Touch screen test (TOUCH TEST) .................. 57

Software

Software Configuration.............................59

b Operating Environment .................................... 59

Connection and Software Installation .....60

b Install the Software ........................................... 60

b Making Connections ......................................... 60

System Setup (Setup) ...............................61

A General (General Settings) .............................. 62

B Cameras (Camera communication setup)........ 64

C Monitor/Local Mux

(Valid/Invalid setup for hard disk digital recorder

with multiplexer) ............................................... 66

D Enabling (stopping or starting settings)............ 67

Language Setup (Language) ....................68

b Creating Two Different English Tabs................ 69

Graphics Environment Setup (Maps) ......71

b Display Telephone Number on

Opening Screen ............................................... 72

b Map Screen Explanation .................................. 73

b Sample Equipment Allocation .......................... 76

b Protocol Chart (Autopan).................................. 79

b Protocol Chart (Patrol)...................................... 80

b Changing the Opening screen to “SANYO”...... 81

b Create a map using the graphics tool

and display on opening screen......................... 82

b Basic Graphics ................................................. 84

Others

Specifications............................................85

b Outer Dimensions (Units: mm)......................... 85

Appendix ....................................................86

b Communications Chart ..................................... 86

b Message Chart ................................................. 88

b Special Code Chart .......................................... 89

1 Introduction

Precautions (For UL)

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION:

ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

WARNING:

electric shock, do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture.

CAUTION:

expressly approved by the manufacturer may void the user's authority to operate this equipment.

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF

To reduce the risk of fire or

Changes or modifications not

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

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

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generated, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the

equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/ TV technician for help.

For the customers in Canada

This class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.

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 Center.

Introduction 2

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Safety Cautions

Main Unit

WARNING

bbbb Never use when unit emits smoke,

unusual noises, or unusual smells.

Using under these abnormal conditions can cause fires and electric shock.

Immediately unplug the AC adapter power plug from the outlet, confirm that the smoke stops, and then request repairs from the installer or the purchasing source.

Never attempt to repair the unit on your own, as this is dangerous.

bbbb Never disassemble or modify

• Touching the internal parts is dangerous, and can cause fires and electric shock.

• Request internal inspection, adjustment, and repairs from the installer or the location of purchase.

bbbb Never get unit wet

• This unit is not waterproof or dustproof. Do not install where exposed to rain, excessive humidity, or excessive dust. This can cause fires and electric shock. Do not install in a bath or shower room.

• In the event that water enters the unit interior, turn OFF power to the unit, unplug the AC adapter power plug from the outlet, and contact the installer or location of purchase. Continued use can cause fires, electric shock, and unit breakdowns.

bbbb Do not use during thunderstorms

Do not use this during thunderstorms. In particular, never touch the AC adapter

or connection cables. This can cause electric shock.

bbbb Do not install in unstable location

• The unit may fall or topple, causing injuries or unit breakdowns.

• In the event that the unit is dropped or the cabinet is broken, turn OFF power to the unit, unplug the AC adapter power plug from the outlet, and contact the installer or location of purchase. Continued use can cause fires or electric shock.

bbbb Do not use in locations with explosion

risk

Do not use in locations where flammable gas or explosive gas may exist in the atmosphere. This can cause ignition and explosion.

WARNING

Never put menu display liquid crystal in your mouth

If the menu display breaks and the liquid crystal inside has leaked, be careful never to put it in your mouth. This could cause poisoning. In the event that it contacts your mouth or eyes, wash immediately with water and consult a physician. If it contacts your hands or clothing, wipe it off with alcohol etc., and wash it away with water.

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3 Introduction

Safety Cautions

Provided AC Adapter

CAUTION

bbbb Transport with care

Unplug the AC adapter power plug from the outlet, confirm that connection cables are disconnected, and transport carefully to avoid dropping the unit or subjecting it to severe shock.

bbbb Cautions for care or long-term disuse

Unplug the AC adapter power plug from the outlet. Caring for the unit with the AC adapter connected can cause electric shock.

bbbb Cleaning the interior

For cleaning the interior, consult the installer or the location of purchase. When dust has accumulated inside the unit over time without cleaning, this can cause fires or unit breakdowns.

bbbb Installation location

This unit is comprised of precision electronic parts. Never install in the locations described below, as this can cause operation errors and unit breakdowns.

• In direct sunlight

• In extreme humidity or where humidity

fluctuates wildly

• Where water could be splashed

• Near heating/cooling equipment or

humidifiers.

• Where cold air from air conditioners contact the unit directly

• Where dust is extreme

• Near a spark source

• Near magnetic objects

• Near explosive materials

• Where subject to vibration

DANGER

bbbb Only use with 100 to 240V power source

voltage.

This can cause fires and electric shock.

bbbb Never disassemble or modify

• Touching the internal parts is dangerous, and can cause fires and electric shock.

• Never use as a DC power source unit.

bbbb Never get unit wet

• Never submerge in water or get unit wet. This can cause fires and electric shock.

• Do not use in a bath or shower room.

• In the event that water enters the unit

interior, unplug the power plug from the outlet, and contact the installer or location of purchase. Continued use can cause fires, electric shock, and unit breakdowns.

Power plug

AC adapter

Power cord

DC plug

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Safety Cautions (Continued)

Provided AC Adapter

WARNING

bbbb Use only the provided AC adapter

Use the provided AC adapter. Using a different AC adapter can cause fires or electric shock, due to differences in power cord current capacity.

bbbb Never touch the AC adapter with wet

hands

This can cause electric shock.

bbbb Power plug

Never use while abnormality is not corrected.

The following situations can cause fires or electric shock.

• Never allow dust to accumulate on power plug or in outlet insertion holes. Dust and dirt on either contact portion can cause an electric short or overheating. Wipe off with a dry cloth.

• When using an outlet where humidity is high or condensation forms easily, or an outlet in a kitchen or dusty environment, unplug the power plug regularly and wipe off the dust and dirt adhering to the plug.

• Never pull the power cord to unplug the power plug. Always hold the power plug when unplugging.

• Never leave the power plug plugged into the outlet while the DC plug is disconnected from the power source input terminal on this unit. This can cause electric shock when touching with wet hands, or when an infant places the power plug in his/her mouth.

• Never use an outlet if the power plug is fully seated but is still loose in the outlet. This can cause fires due to overheating.

• Never use the power plug when it is

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damaged. When the plug has poor contact, consult the installer or the location of purchase.

bbbb Power cord

Never bundle up the power cord during use. This can cause overheating, fires and electric shock.

bbbb When using an extension cord

Be careful that the total power consumption of the connected equipment does not exceed the rated power of the extension cord.

Exceeding the rated power can cause fires.

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Safety Cautions

CAUTION

bbbb Do not connect to other equipment

The provided AC adapter is exclusively for this unit. Connecting to other equipment can cause fires or electric shock.

bbbb Power cord

Damaging the power cord in the following manner can cause fires or electric shock.

When the power cord is damaged, consult the installer or the location of purchase.

• Never place a heavy object on the power cord, or expose to heating equipment, heated surfaces (front surface of heaters), or direct sunlight.

• Do not stress the power cord with the weight of the AC adapter unit.

• Never bundle up the power cord during use.

• Never bend, modify, or staple the power cord.

bbbb Power cord connection

Route the power cord and connecting cables with care. Tripping over power cords can cause injuries due to falls or falling equipment.

bbbb Connect power plug securely to outlet

Using with an incomplete connection can cause fires due to overheating.

bbbb Do not place in unstable location

Place the unit in a stable location. Placing the unit in an unstable location can

cause injuries or unit breakdowns, due to falling or toppling equipment.

bbbb Menu Display

• When used in a cold location, the screen will initially appear darker than normal. As the unit internal temperature rises, the brightness will return to normal.

• The display is a consumable part. When the screen is darkened, flickering, or not displaying images, the LED used in the interior illumination device has expired. Replace with a new part. (Approximate service life: About 50,000 hours with the display ON.) To replace the display, consult the location of purchase.

• Using a mobile phone within 30cm of this unit can interfere with the image.

• The display brightness may look uneven, depending on the display content.

Safety Cautions for Menu Display

• Never wipe the display with detergents or liquids containing ammonia.

• When soiled from fingerprints, wipe gently with a soft cloth. Rubbing harshly with a soft cloth can cause scratches or display abnormalities. Also, to protect the screen, do not wipe with a dry cloth or chemically treated cloth.

• Do not use gloves with a rough texture.

• The surface is scratched easily. Do not

scrape, hit, or compress with a hard object. This can cause display unevenness or breakdowns.

• Do not use scrubbing sponges or sharp objects on the easily scratched surface of the display.

• Do not place heavy objects on the screen, or leave the screen under pressure.

• Do not place a container of water, chemicals, or small objects in a place where the display surface could be damaged.

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English

Safety Cautions (Continued)

Always Observe These Rules for Proper Use

bbbb Trademark

Brands and product names described in this document are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.

bbbb When not using for long periods

Unplug the power plug from the outlet. However, this could damage the functions.

Connect the power and operate the unit occasionally.

bbbb Fogging (Condensation)

Drops of water form on the outside of a glass containing very cold water. Similarly, droplets can form on the interior of this unit. This is called fogging, or condensation.

Using the unit during fogging can cause a unit breakdown.

Be careful of fogging when the environment temperature changes suddenly, such as when heating the room quickly.

Fogging does not occur while electrical current is present.

When fogging could occur...

Turn OFF the unit power, and leave the unit in its installed position for one to two hours before use.

bbbb Caring for the Unit

Unit

Unplug the power plug from the

1

outlet. Gently wipe away any

2

contamination, using a soft cloth.

When heavily soiled...

Immerse a cloth in neutral

3

detergent thinned with water, wring it well, and wipe the unit. Finish with a dry cloth.

Cautions

• Never use benzene or paint thinner to clean the unit. The unit could discolor, or paint could be removed.

• When using chemically treated cloths, note the cautions on the package.

• Do not expose the unit to volatile chemicals such as pesticides. Do not leave the unit in contact with rubber or plastic products for long periods. The unit could discolor, or paint could be removed.

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7 Introduction

Major Characteristics

Accessories

• Use joystick for pan/tilt/zoom operations

• Select your language

• Wide-range control of high-speed dome cameras and receivers

• Automatically test communication channels

• RS485 communication line

bbbb Security

• Communication errors and warning buzzers

• Three-stage passwords and

keyboard-specific settings available

Startup password:

The password screen is displayed upon turning on the controller.

Alarm reset password:

The password input screen is displayed when resetting after a warning appears on the menu display.

Setup password:

The password input screen is displayed when changing equipment settings.

Licensed Under U.S. Patent No. 4974088

Check that all accessories are included.

AC adapter/power cord x 3

• North America: 1

• Europe: 1

• Great Britain: 1

PC (RS232) connection cable x 1

Modular cable x 6 (Straight type: 150cm)

Software (CD-ROM)

• System Setup

• Language Setup

• Graphics Environment Setup

Communication conversion connectors x 6

• Screws x 2

• Double-faced

tape x 1

Double-faced tape

(How to disassemble)

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Introduction 8

Part Names

Front

1

2

Back

3

1 Menu Display (P11)

When the unit is turned on, the main menu is displayed.

Press the buttons in the menu to display setup screens, etc. to access settings and operate the unit.

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9 Preparation

2 Joystick

This pans, tilts, and zooms the camera. It is also used to initialize the touch screen

and to exit graphics settings.

3 Contrast adjustment volume

This adjusts the brightness when the menu display is too dark to see.

Part Names

Rear

RS485 (RJ-11) Terminal

B Signal

COMSW

TELEMETRY

1

234

ON

12V

AB

1 2 3 4 5

A Signal

VIDEO

1 Power terminal

Connect the DC terminal on the AC adapter provided.

2 Dipswitch (SW)

Used for PC settings, communication settings, or terminate settings on this unit.

When using as a system controller, set to this position. (OFF)

234

Use for ON/OFF settings for each terminate setup.

When using the provided PC software. (ON: P60)

ON

SW

1

3 PC connection terminal

(COM: RS-232C)

Use for connecting to a PC. Install software on the provided CD-ROM to a

connected PC to add other languages, etc. Use the language selection in system setup to select an added language. This changes the menu display language.

4 Camera communication

terminal (TELEMETRY A/B)

Connect a provided or separately purchased modular cable to this terminal.

• Terminal A: Connect a camera.

• Terminal B: Connect a camera.

5 Video communication terminal

(VIDEO)

Connect video equipment (multiplexer, hard disk digital recorder, etc.)

When connecting this unit with video equipment, always use the provided modular cable and communication conversion connector.

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Preparation 10

Menu Display

CAM 1 DVR 1

GENERAL INFORMATION

UNDER SELECTION

TELEMETRY

VIDEO

ENGLISH

LANGUAGE

00000

00100 00001

ESC

CAM 1 MUX 2

00000

00100 00001

00000

00100 00001

CAM 1 DVR 1

Esc to exit

CAM 1 MUX 1

Esc to exit

CAM 1 DVR 1

Esc to exit

b System Information

GENERAL INFORMATION

UNDER SELECTION

Present camera.......: 00001

Camera address.......: 00001

Monitor/Unit.........: 00001

A/B/V line...........: V

TELEMETRY

Connector.........(A): Video

Protocol..........(A): SANYO SSP

Baudrate..........(A): -----

Connector.........(B): Telemetry

Protocol..........(B): ----------

Baudrate..........(B): -----

VIDEO

Type.................: DVR/MUX

Protocol.............: SANYO DVR/MU

Baudrate.............: 19200

Keyboard address.....: 00001

Firmware version.....:

b Main Menu

ALARM PLAY

R PLAY

STILL

SEQ

ON

PAN

ON

TOUR

ON

CAM 1 DVR 1

PLAY

SPEED

PLAY STOP

SEQ/ PAN/ TOUR OFF

PLAY

SPEED

CLOCK

ADJUST

ONE PUSH

AF

FOCUS

FAR

FOCUS

NEAR

RECALARM

REC STOP

TIMER

ON/OFF

IRIS

CENTER

IRIS

Message display

: Nested menus : Password-protected : Main Menu : Operation buttons

unavailable

English

GO TO

PRESET

esc

SERVICE

i

SYSTEM SETUP

MAP

ENTER

DVR

ADDRESS ?

TO SUB

MUX

SCREEN

ADDRESS ?

b System Setup

PLAY

STILL

MONITOR

MENU

2

SEARCH

TIMER

SEQUENCE

REC STOP REC

ALARM ALARM

AUTOPAN AUTOFLIP

AUX

PROG SCAN

PATRO L

Go to user-created map

test ...

CAM 1 MUX 2

b Video/Camera Operation

Sub-screen

SEARCH

MAIN

MON2

FR/FI

MONITOR

SEQUENCE

LOCK

AUDIO

COPY

UNLOCK

BLC

AUX

AWB

ON

SET

AWB

BLC

AUX

RESET

OFF

ZOOM

PRESET

MEMORY

OFF

ON

CAM 1 DVR 1

b Video/Camera Operation

Screen

SPOT

1

2

MON.

CAM 1 DVR 1

3

MON.

ZOOM

SEQUENCE

STILL

ONE PUSH

SEQ

SEQ/

AF

ON

PAN/ TOUR

PAN

FOCUS

OFF

ON

FAR

FOCUS

TOUR

NEAR

ON

EXIT/OSD

COPY

MENU

ELS ON

ELS OFF

SPOT MON.

LIVE

VCR

IRIS

CENTER

IRIS

STOP

SYSTEM

MUX

ENTERCLEAR

DVR

1

ESC

MENU

ZOOM

CHANNEL

RESET

TO 10 KEY

EXIT/OSD

L-L

PHASE

L-L

PHASE

MENUCODE

MAIN

MONITOR

4

GO TO PRESET

DVR

ADDRESS ?

TO MAIN SCREEN

ADDRESS ?

SYSTEM SETUP

MAP

ENTER

MUX

ADDRESS ?

TO SUB

DVR

SCREEN

ADDRESS ?

b Video/Camera Operation

Sub-screen

CLOCK

MENU

BLC

AUX

AWB SET

AWB

RESET

PRESET MEMORY

CAM 1 DVR 1

AUX OFF

ZOOM

PRESET

ELS

ON

ELS

BLC

OFF

ZOOM

CODE

PRESET

OFF

ON

RESET

LOCK UNLOCK

L-L

PHASE

L-L

PHASE

MENU

POWER

ADJUST

ON/OFF

MUX

ADDRESS ?

TO MAIN SCREEN

ADDRESS ?

LANGUAGE

1-ITALIANO > 2-ENGLISH 3-FRANÇAIS 4-DEUTSCH 5-******** 6-******** 7-******** 8-******** 9-******** 10-******** 11-******** 12-********

ENABLED: ENGLISH

(System setup nested screen)

b Address Input

Screen

Datum: 00000

00000

Accept.values

Max 00100 Min 00001

Digit Dvr nr.

CAM 1 DVR 1

Esc to exit

1

Datum: 00000

00000

Accept.values

Max 00100 Min 00001

Digit Camera nr.

CAM 1 DVR 1

Esc to exit

Datum: 00000

00000

Accept.values

Max 00100 Min 00001

Digit Mux nr.

CAM 1 MUX 1

Esc to exit

123 456 78 .

0

?

123 456 78 .

0

123 456 78 .

0

9

enter

9

enter

9

enter

esc

ent

del

11 Preparation

System Information

2-TELEMETRY

1-VIDEO

Press the button to display the current initial settings information for this unit. These settings change when communication line settings have been changed in System Setup.

ADDRESS ?

SYSTEM

SETUP

MAP

ENTER

DVR

ALARM

R PLAY

STILL

PLAY

SPEED

PLAY STOP

PLAY

SPEED

CLOCK

ADJUST

RECALARM

REC STOP

TIMER

ON/OFF

1

2

3

1 Status of selected equipment

(UNDER SELECTION)

• Present camera (00001) Currently selected camera channel

• Camera address (00001) Currently selected camera address

• Monitor/Unit (00001) Currently selected video equipment (DVR/

MUX) address

• A/B/V line (V) Currently selected line (displayed line sends

command to camera)

2 Communication status for

video equipment or camera (TELEMETRY)

Displays the communication settings set in “2–TELEMETRY”. (P45)

4

GENERAL INFORMATION

UNDER SELECTION

Present camera.......: 00001

Camera address.......: 00001

Monitor/Unit.........: 00001

A/B/V line...........: V

TELEMETRY

Connector.........(A): Video

Protocol..........(A): SANYO SSP

Baudrate..........(A): -----

Connector.........(B): Telemetry

Protocol..........(B): ----------

Baudrate..........(B): -----

VIDEO

Type.................: DVR/MUX

Protocol.............: SANYO DVR/MU

Baudrate.............: 19200

Keyboard address.....: 00001

Firmware version.....:

esc

SERVICE

i

3 Communication status for

video equipment (VIDEO)

Displays the communication settings set in “1–VIDEO” and the address for this unit. (P44)

COMMUNICATIONS

1-VIDEO

>Type : DVR/MUX Protocol : SANYO DVR/MU Baudrate : 19200

Keyboard Add: 00001

• Address for this unit (Keyboard Add): 00001 (P44)

4 Returns to Main Menu. 5 Displays system installer

information.

5

esc

COMMUNICATIONS

2-TELEMETRY

>A-Connector Video A-Protocol SANYO SSP A-Baudrate ---- B-Connector Telemetry B-Protocol --------- B-Baudrate -----

esc

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Sample System Connection

A When connected to video communication terminal (VIDEO) P15

TELEMETRY

VIDEOAB

Monitor

Modular cable

Conversion connector

RS485 A Terminal

CARDCARD

MENU RESET

EJECT

Zoom

camera

Coaxial cable

Zoom

camera

Zoom

camera

Dome

camera

B When connected to video communication terminal (VIDEO) P18

TELEMETRY

VIDEOAB

Modular cable

Conversion connector

Monitor

B

RS485 A Terminal

A/B

Coaxial cable

CARDCARD

MENU RESET

EJECT

Zoom

camera

Zoom

camera

Zoom

camera

Dome

camera

C When connected to video communication terminal (VIDEO)

and camera communication terminal (TELEMETRY A) P21

TELEMETRY

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13 Preparation

VIDEOAB

Modular cable

Conversion connector

Monitor

RS485 A Terminal

A/B

Coaxial cable

CARDCARD

MENU RESET

EJECT

Zoom

camera

Zoom

camera

Zoom

camera

Dome

camera

Sample System Connection

D When connected to video communication terminal (VIDEO)

and camera communication terminal (TELEMETRY B) P24

(Competitor camera)

TELEMETRY

VIDEOAB

Monitor

Modular cable

Conversion connector

RS485 A Terminal

A/B

B

CARDCARD

MENU RESET

EJECT

Zoom

camera

Coaxial cable

Zoom

camera

Zoom

camera

E When connected to video communication terminal (VIDEO)

and camera communication terminals (TELEMETRY A/B) P27

TELEMETRY

VIDEOAB

Modular cable

Conversion connector

(Competitor camera)

Monitor

RS485 A Terminal

A/B

Coaxial cable

CARDCARD

MENU RESET

EJECT

Zoom

camera

Zoom

camera

Zoom

camera

Dome

camera

Dome

camera

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Connection and Communication Setup 1

A When connected to video communication terminal (VIDEO)

Dome camera

(sold separately)

3

Zoom camera

(sold separately)

with multiplexer function (sold separately)

2

1

IN

Monitor (sold separately)

3

2

AC adapter (provided)

Hard disk digital recorder

MONITOR OUT

MAIN

A

RS-485

B

3

(A) (B)

Provided communication

conversion connector

1

234

1

ON

12V

2

COMSW

TELEMETRY

VIDEO

AB

1

bbbb Connecting communication conversion connectors

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Green

G

R

B

R

S

L

Y

L

WH

B

L

O

R

B

K

R

D

Red

(A) (B)

K

R

D

L

G

R

Yellow

O

R

B

L

WH

Y

S

L

B

R

White

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Connection and Communication Setup 1

CAM 1 DVR 1

ENGLISH

LANGUAGE

COMMUNICATIONS

1-VIDEO

COMMUNICATIONS

bbbb Making Connections

Connect this unit to equipment

1111

for communication and operation.

Before connecting, make sure all equipment is turned off.

Terminate Setup.

2222

SW

1

ON

Connect this unit to its power

3333

source.

1 Connect the DC terminal on the AC

adapter to the power terminal.

2 Plug power plug into AC adapter. 3 Plug power plug into AC power supply.

This unit is turned on, and the main menu appears on the menu display.

SW1: OFF (Fixed) SW2: OFF (For Camera A) SW3: OFF (For Camera B)

234

SW4: ON (For Video)

PLAY

VSP-9000

ALARM

R PLAY

STILL

SEQ

ON

PAN ON

TOUR

ON

CAM 1 DVR 1

PLAY

SPEED

PLAY STOP

SEQ/ PAN/

TOUR

OFF

PLAY

SPEED

CLOCK

ADJUST

ONE PUSH

AF

FOCUS

FAR

FOCUS

NEAR

REC STOP

TIMER ON/OFF

CENTER

RECALARM

IRIS

GO TO

PRESET

IRIS

• This unit has no power switch. Turn power ON or OFF by plugging or unplugging the DC plug from the AC adapter.

• When a startup password is set, the password entry screen appears. (P51)

ADDRESS ?

MUX

ADDRESS ?

SYSTEM

SETUP

MAP

ENTER

TO SUB

SCREEN

bbbb Communication Setup

SYSTEM

Press the button, then

1

SETUP

press the button.

The language selection screen (LANGUAGE) is displayed. Select a language if operating in a language other than English. (P42)

PLAY

STILL

MONITOR

MENU

2

SEARCH

TIMER

SEQUENCE

REC STOP REC

ALARM ALARM

AUTOPAN AUTOFLIP

AUX

PROG SCAN

PATRO L

Press the button, then

2

press the button.

Displays the “1–VIDEO” screen for communications setup (COMMUNICATIONS).

When communications operations are

DVR

performed only through the video communication terminal (VIDEO) on the rear of this unit, confirm that the screen is as shown in Figure 1.

COMMUNICATIONS

>1-VIDEO 2-TELEMETRY

3-SERIAL TESTS

EXIT/OSD

COPY

STOP

SYSTEM

MUX

ENTERCLEAR

DVR

1

LANGUAGE

1-ITALIANO

1

> 2-ENGLISH 3-FRANÇAIS 4-DEUTSCH 5-******** 6-******** 7-******** 8-******** 9-******** 10-******** 11-******** 12-********

ENABLED: ENGLISH

ent

COMMUNICATIONS

1-VIDEO

ent

>Type : DVR/MUX Protocol : SANYO DVR/MU Baudrate : 19200

Keyboard Add: 00001

ent

esc

ent

(Figure 1)

Note: To change the address of this unit

(Keyboard Add), see P44.

English

Preparation 16

Connection and Communication Setup 1 (continued)

COMMUNICATIONS

2-TELEMETRY

COMMUNICATIONS

ACCEPTED VALUES

2-MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX

ACCEPTED VALUES

Check Setup:

• Type:

• Protocol:

• Baudrate:

3

4

Check Setup:

• A-Connector:

• A-Protocol:

English

• A-Baudrate:

To operate a hard disk digital recorder with a multiplexer function, this should display “DVR/MUX”.

When “DVR/MUX” is selected for “Type”, “SANYO DVR/MU” is automatically displayed.

“19200” is automatically displayed. Match the settings of the connected

equipment.

Press the button.

esc

Returns to Communication Setup selection screen.

Press the button, select “2–TELEMETRY”, then press

ent

the button.

The “2–TELEMETRY” screen is displayed. Check that the settings are as shown below.

COMMUNICATIONS

1-VIDEO >2-TELEMETRY

3-SERIAL TESTS

To operate a camera via video equipment, this should display “Video”.

When “Video” is selected for “A-Connector”, “SANYO SSP” is automatically displayed.

Because 1–VIDEO is then set to “Baudrate (19200)”, “– – – – –” is displayed by default.

COMMUNICATIONS

2-TELEMETRY

>A-Connector Video A-Protocol SANYO SSP A-Baudrate ---- B-Connector Telemetry B-Protocol --------- B-Baudrate -----

ent

esc

ent

Press the button.

5

esc

Returns to Communication Setup (COMMUNICATIONS).

COMMUNICATIONS

>1-VIDEO 2-TELEMETRY

3-SERIAL TESTS

Press the button.

6

ent

Displays Control Setup (ACCEPTED VALUES) screen.

For “1–CAMERAS” setup, see P47.

Press the button, select

7

“2–MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX”, then press the

ent

button.

Set the connected DVR-MUX.

ACCEPTED VALUES

1-CAMERAS >2-MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX 3-FUNCTIONS

This completes the setup.

8

ACCEPTED VALUES

2-MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX

ent

> 1 11 21 31 41 51 61 71 81 91

(Figure 2)

Proceed to operating the hard disk digital recorder (P32) or the camera (P38).

esc

ent

17 Preparation

Connection and Communication Setup 2

B When connected to video communication terminal (VIDEO)

Provided communication conversion connectors (Figure 2)

Dome camera

(sold separately)

3

Zoom camera

(sold separately)

2

1

IN

3

2

AC adapter (provided)

Zoom camera

(sold separately)

Zoom camera

(sold separately)

Hard disk digital recorder

with multiplexer function (sold separately)

MONITOR OUT

MAIN

A

RS-485

B

Monitor (sold separately)

Provided communication

conversion connectors (Figure 1)

3

1

12V

(A) (B)

COMSW

1

234

ON

2

TELEMETRY

VIDEO

AB

1

b Connecting communication

conversion connectors (Figure 1)

Green

G

R

B

R

S

L

Y

L

WH

B

L

O

R

B

K

R

D

Red

(A) (B)

K

R

D

L

G

R

Yellow

O

R

B

L

WH

Y

S

L

B

R

White

b

Connecting communication conversion connectors (Figure 2)

Green

B

R

S

L

Y

L

WH

B

L

O

R

B

K

Red

Preparation 18

B

G

R

Camera

R

D

A

English

Connection and Communication Setup 2 (continued)

CAM 1 DVR 1

ENGLISH

LANGUAGE

COMMUNICATIONS

1-VIDEO

COMMUNICATIONS

bbbb Making Connections

Connect this unit to equipment

1111

for communication and operation.

Before connecting, make sure all equipment is turned off.

Terminate Setup.

2222

SW

1

ON

Connect this unit to its power

3333

source.

1 Connect the DC terminal on the AC

adapter to the power terminal.

2 Plug power plug into AC adapter. 3 Plug power plug into AC power supply.

This unit is turned on, and the main menu appears on the menu display.

SW1: OFF (Fixed) SW2: OFF (For Camera A) SW3: OFF (For Camera B)

234

SW4: ON (For Video)

PLAY

VSP-9000

ALARM

R PLAY

STILL

SEQ ON

PAN ON

TOUR

ON

CAM 1 DVR 1

PLAY

SPEED

PLAY STOP

SEQ/

PAN/

TOUR

OFF

PLAY

SPEED

CLOCK

ADJUST

ONE PUSH

AF

FOCUS

FAR

FOCUS

NEAR

REC STOP

TIMER ON/OFF

CENTER

RECALARM

IRIS

GO TO

PRESET

IRIS

• This unit has no power switch. Turn power ON or OFF by plugging or unplugging the DC plug from the AC adapter.

• When a startup password is set, the password entry screen appears. (P51)

ADDRESS ?

MUX

ADDRESS ?

SYSTEM

SETUP

ENTER

TO SUB

SCREEN

bbbb Communication Setup

SYSTEM

Press the button, then

1

SETUP

press the button.

The language selection screen (LANGUAGE) is displayed. Select a language if operating in a language other than English. (P42)

PLAY

STILL

MONITOR

MENU

2

SEARCH

TIMER

SEQUENCE

REC STOP REC

ALARM ALARM

AUTOPAN AUTOFLIP

AUX

PROG SCAN

PATRO L

Press the button, then

2

press the button.

Displays the “1–VIDEO” screen for communications setup (COMMUNICATIONS).

MAP

DVR

When communications operations are performed only through the video communication terminal (VIDEO) on the rear of this unit, confirm that the screen is as shown in Figure 1.

COMMUNICATIONS

>1-VIDEO 2-TELEMETRY

3-SERIAL TESTS

EXIT/OSD

COPY

STOP

SYSTEM

MUX

ENTERCLEAR

DVR

1

LANGUAGE

1-ITALIANO

1

> 2-ENGLISH 3-FRANÇAIS 4-DEUTSCH 5-******** 6-******** 7-******** 8-******** 9-******** 10-******** 11-******** 12-********

ENABLED: ENGLISH

ent

COMMUNICATIONS

1-VIDEO

ent

>Type : DVR/MUX Protocol : SANYO DVR/MU Baudrate : 19200

Keyboard Add: 00001

ent

esc

ent

English

19 Preparation

(Figure 1)

Note: To change the address of this unit

(Keyboard Add), see P44.

Connection and Communication Setup 2

COMMUNICATIONS

2-TELEMETRY

COMMUNICATIONS

ACCEPTED VALUES

2-MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX

ACCEPTED VALUES

Check Setup:

• Type:

To operate a hard disk digital recorder with a multiplexer function, this should display “DVR/MUX”.

• Protocol:

When “DVR/MUX” is selected for “Type”, “SANYO DVR/MU” is automatically

displayed.

• Baudrate:

“19200” is automatically displayed. Match the settings of the connected

equipment.

Press the button.

3

esc

Returns to Communication Setup selection screen.

Press the button, select

4

“2–TELEMETRY”, then press

ent

the button.

The “2–TELEMETRY” screen is displayed. Check that the settings are as shown below.

COMMUNICATIONS

1-VIDEO >2-TELEMETRY

3-SERIAL TESTS

Check Setup:

• A-Connector:

To operate a camera via video equipment, this should display “Video”.

• A-Protocol:

When “Video” is selected for “A-Connector”, “SANYO SSP” is automatically displayed.

• A-Baudrate:

Because 1–VIDEO is then set to “Baudrate (19200)”, “– – – – –” is displayed by default.

COMMUNICATIONS

2-TELEMETRY

ent

>A-Connector Video A-Protocol SANYO SSP A-Baudrate ---- B-Connector Telemetry B-Protocol --------- B-Baudrate -----

esc

ent

Press the button.

5

esc

Returns to Communication Setup (COMMUNICATIONS).

COMMUNICATIONS

>1-VIDEO 2-TELEMETRY

3-SERIAL TESTS

Press the button.

6

ent

Displays Control Setup (ACCEPTED VALUES) screen.

For “1–CAMERAS” setup, see P47.

Press the button, select

7

“2–MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX”, then press the

ent

button.

Set the connected DVR-MUX.

ACCEPTED VALUES

1-CAMERAS >2-MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX 3-FUNCTIONS

This completes the setup.

8

ACCEPTED VALUES

2-MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX

> 1 11 21 31 41 51 61 71 81 91

(Figure 2)

Proceed to operating the hard disk digital recorder (P32) or the camera (P38).

esc

ent

English

Preparation 20

Connection and Communication Setup 3

C When connected to video communication terminal (VIDEO) and camera

communication terminal (TELEMETRY A)

Provided communication conversion connectors (Figure 2)

Dome camera

(sold separately)

3

Zoom camera

(sold separately)

2

1

IN

3

2

AC adapter (provided)

Zoom camera

(sold separately)

Zoom camera

(sold separately)

Hard disk digital recorder

with multiplexer function (sold separately)

MONITOR OUT MAIN

B

RS-485

A

Monitor (sold separately)

Provided communication

conversion connectors (Figure 1)

3

1

12V

(A) (B)

1

234

ON

2

COMSW

TELEMETRY

VIDEO

AB

1

b Connecting communication

conversion connectors (Figure 1)

English

Green

B

R

S

L

Y

WH

B

L

O

R

B

Red

(A) (B)

D

G

R

L

R

K

R

D

Yellow

21 Preparation

b

Connecting communication conversion connectors (Figure 2)

O

R

B

K

R

G

B

L

B

WH

Y

L

S

L

B

R

White White

Camera

A

R

D

G

R

Yellow

O

R

B

K

B

L

WH

Y

L

S

L

B

R

Connection and Communication Setup 3

CAM 1 DVR 1

ENGLISH

LANGUAGE

COMMUNICATIONS

1-VIDEO

COMMUNICATIONS

bbbb Making Connections

Connect this unit to equipment

1111

for communication and operation.

Before connecting, make sure all equipment is turned off.

Terminate Setup.

2222

SW

1

ON

Connect this unit to its power

3333

source.

1 Connect the DC terminal on the AC

adapter to the power terminal.

2 Plug power plug into AC adapter. 3 Plug power plug into AC power supply.

This unit is turned on, and the main menu appears on the menu display.

SW1: OFF (Fixed) SW2: ON (For Camera A) SW3: OFF (For Camera B)

234

SW4: ON (For Video)

PLAY

VSP-9000

ALARM

R PLAY

STILL

SEQ

ON

PAN ON

TOUR

ON

CAM 1 DVR 1

PLAY

SPEED

PLAY STOP

SEQ/ PAN/

TOUR

OFF

PLAY

SPEED

CLOCK

ADJUST

ONE PUSH

AF

FOCUS

FAR

FOCUS

NEAR

REC STOP

TIMER ON/OFF

CENTER

RECALARM

IRIS

GO TO

PRESET

IRIS

• This unit has no power switch. Turn power ON or OFF by plugging or unplugging the DC plug from the AC adapter.

• When a startup password is set, the password entry screen appears. (P51)

ADDRESS ?

MUX

ADDRESS ?

SYSTEM

SETUP

MAP

ENTER

TO SUB SCREEN

bbbb Communication Setup

SYSTEM

Press the button, then

1

SETUP

press the button.

The language selection screen (LANGUAGE) is displayed. Select a language if operating in a language other than English. (P42)

PLAY

STOP

MONITOR

2

TIMER

ALARM ALARM

AUTOPAN AUTOFLIP

PATRO L

2

DVR

COMMUNICATIONS

>1-VIDEO 2-TELEMETRY

3-SERIAL TESTS

STILL

MENU

SEARCH

PROG SCAN

EXIT/OSD

SEQUENCE

REC STOP REC

AUX

COPY

ENTERCLEAR

LANGUAGE

1-ITALIANO > 2-ENGLISH 3-FRANÇAIS 4-DEUTSCH 5-******** 6-******** 7-******** 8-******** 9-******** 10-******** 11-******** 12-********

ENABLED: ENGLISH

SYSTEM

MUX

DVR

1

ent

Press the button, then press the button.

Displays the “1–VIDEO” screen for communications setup (COMMUNICATIONS).

When communications operations are performed only through the video communication terminal (VIDEO) on the rear of this unit, confirm that the screen is as shown in Figure 1.

ent

COMMUNICATIONS

1-VIDEO

ent

>Type : DVR/MUX Protocol : SANYO DVR/MU Baudrate : 19200

Keyboard Add: 00001

esc

ent

(Figure 1)

Note: To change the address of this unit

(Keyboard Add), see P44.

English

Preparation 22

Connection and Communication Setup 3

COMMUNICATIONS

2-TELEMETRY

COMMUNICATIONS

ACCEPTED VALUES

2-MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX

ACCEPTED VALUES

Check Setup:

• Type:

To operate a hard disk digital recorder with a multiplexer function, this should display “DVR/MUX”.

• Protocol:

When “DVR/MUX” is selected for “Type”, “SANYO DVR/MU” is automatically

displayed.

• Baudrate:

“19200” is automatically displayed. Match the settings of the connected equipment (DVR, etc.).

Press the button.

3

esc

Returns to Communication Setup selection screen.

Press the button, select

4

“2–TELEMETRY”, then press

ent

the button.

The “2–TELEMETRY” screen is displayed. Check that the settings are as shown below.

COMMUNICATIONS

1-VIDEO >2-TELEMETRY

3-SERIAL TESTS

COMMUNICATIONS

2-TELEMETRY

ent

>A-Connector Telemetry A-Protocol SANYO SSP A-Baudrate 19200 B-Connector Telemetry B-Protocol --------- B-Baudrate -----

esc

ent

Press the button.

5

esc

Returns to Communication Setup (COMMUNICATIONS).

COMMUNICATIONS

>1-VIDEO 2-TELEMETRY

3-SERIAL TESTS

Press the button.

6

Displays Control Setup (ACCEPTED VALUES) screen.

For “1–CAMERAS” setup, see P47.

Press the button, select

7

“2–MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX”, then press the

ent

button.

Set the connected DVR-MUX.

ACCEPTED VALUES

1-CAMERAS >2-MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX 3-FUNCTIONS

(P47)

ACCEPTED VALUES

2-MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX

> 1 11 21 31 41 51 61 71 81 91

ent

esc

ent

Check Setup:

• A-Connector:

• A-Protocol:

English

• A-Baudrate:

To operate a camera via video equipment, this should display “Telemetry”.

Match the settings of the connected camera.

23 Preparation

(Figure 2)

This completes the setup.

8

Proceed to operating the hard disk digital recorder (P32) or the camera (P38).

Connection and Communication Setup 4

D When connected to video communication terminal (VIDEO) and camera

communication terminal (TELEMETRY B)

Provided communication conversion connectors (Figure 2)

Dome camera

(sold separately)

3

Zoom camera

(sold separately)

2

1

IN

3

2

AC adapter (provided)

Zoom camera

(sold separately)

Zoom camera

(sold separately)

Hard disk digital recorder

with multiplexer function (sold separately)

MONITOR OUT

MAIN

A

RS-485

B

Monitor (sold separately)

Provided communication

conversion connectors (Figure 1)

3

1

12V

(Competitor camera)

(A) (B)

COMSW

TELEMETRY

1

234

ON

AB

2

VIDEO

1

b Connecting communication

conversion connectors (Figure 1)

Green

G

R

B

R

S

L

Y

L

WH

B

L

O

R

B

K

R

D

Red

(A) (B)

K

R

D

L

G

R

Yellow

O

R

B

L

WH

Y

S

L

B

R

White White

b

Connecting communication conversion connectors (Figure 2)

O

R

B

K

R

Camera

D

B

G

R

Yellow

A

Preparation 24

B

L

WH

Y

L

S

L

B

R

English

Connection and Communication Setup 4 (continued)

CAM 1 DVR 1

ENGLISH

LANGUAGE

COMMUNICATIONS

1-VIDEO

COMMUNICATIONS

bbbb Making Connections

Connect this unit to equipment

1111

for communication and operation.

Before connecting, make sure all equipment is turned off.

Terminate Setup.

2222

SW

1

ON

Connect this unit to its power

3333

source.

1 Connect the DC terminal on the AC

adapter to the power terminal.

2 Plug power plug into AC adapter. 3 Plug power plug into AC power supply.

This unit is turned on, and the main menu appears on the menu display.

SW1: OFF (Fixed) SW2: OFF (For Camera A) SW3: ON (For Camera B)

234

SW4: ON (For Video)

PLAY

VSP-9000

ALARM

R PLAY

STILL

SEQ

ON

PAN

ON

TOUR

ON

CAM 1 DVR 1

PLAY

SPEED

PLAY STOP

SEQ/ PAN/

TOUR

OFF

PLAY

SPEED

CLOCK ADJUST

ONE PUSH

AF

FOCUS

FAR

FOCUS

NEAR

RECALARM

REC STOP

TIMER

ON/OFF

IRIS

CENTER

IRIS

GO TO

PRESET

• This unit has no power switch. Turn power ON or OFF by plugging or unplugging the DC plug from the AC adapter.

• When a startup password is set, the password entry screen appears. (P51)

ADDRESS ?

MUX

ADDRESS ?

SYSTEM SETUP

ENTER

TO SUB

SCREEN

bbbb Communication Setup

SYSTEM

Press the button, then

1

SETUP

press the button.

The language selection screen (LANGUAGE) is displayed. Select a language if operating in a language other than English. (P42)

PLAY

STILL

MONITOR

MENU

2

SEARCH

TIMER

SEQUENCE

REC STOP REC

ALARM ALARM

AUTOPAN AUTOFLIP

AUX

PROG SCAN

PATRO L

Press the button, then

2

press the button.

Displays the “1–VIDEO” screen for communications setup (COMMUNICATIONS).

MAP

DVR

When communications operations are performed only through the video communication terminal (VIDEO) on the rear of this unit, confirm that the screen is as shown in Figure 1.

COMMUNICATIONS

>1-VIDEO 2-TELEMETRY

3-SERIAL TESTS

EXIT/OSD

COPY

STOP

SYSTEM

MUX

ENTERCLEAR

DVR

1

LANGUAGE

1-ITALIANO

1

> 2-ENGLISH 3-FRANÇAIS 4-DEUTSCH 5-******** 6-******** 7-******** 8-******** 9-******** 10-******** 11-******** 12-********

ENABLED: ENGLISH

ent

COMMUNICATIONS

1-VIDEO

ent

>Type : DVR/MUX Protocol : SANYO DVR/MU Baudrate : 19200

Keyboard Add: 00001

ent

esc

ent

English

25 Preparation

(Figure 1)

Note: To change the address of this unit

(Keyboard Add), see P44.

Connection and Communication Setup 4

COMMUNICATIONS

2-TELEMETRY

COMMUNICATIONS

ACCEPTED VALUES

2-MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX

ACCEPTED VALUES

Check Setup:

• Type:

To operate a hard disk digital recorder with a multiplexer function, this should display “DVR/MUX”.

• Protocol:

When “DVR/MUX” is selected for “Type”, “SANYO DVR/MU” is automatically

displayed.

• Baudrate:

“19200” is automatically displayed. Match the settings of the connected

equipment.

Press the button.

3

esc

Returns to Communication Setup selection screen.

Press the button, select

4

“2–TELEMETRY”, then press

ent

the button.

The “2–TELEMETRY” screen is displayed. Check that the settings are as shown below.

COMMUNICATIONS

1-VIDEO >2-TELEMETRY

3-SERIAL TESTS

Check Setup:

• A-Connector:

Select “Video”.

• A-Protocol:

Select “SANYO SSP”.

• A-Baudrate:

Because 1–VIDEO is then set to “Baudrate (19200)”, “– – – – –” is displayed by default.

• B-Connector:

Select “Telemetry”.

• B-Protocol:

Match the settings of the connected camera.

• B-Baudrate:

Match the settings of the connected camera.

COMMUNICATIONS

2-TELEMETRY

ent

>A-Connector Video A-Protocol SANYO SSP A-Baudrate ---- B-Connector Telemetry B-Protocol --------- B-Baudrate -----

esc

Press the button.

5

esc

Returns to Communication Setup (COMMUNICATIONS).

COMMUNICATIONS

>1-VIDEO 2-TELEMETRY

3-SERIAL TESTS

Press the button.

6

ent

Displays Control Setup (ACCEPTED VALUES) screen.

For “1–CAMERAS” setup, see P47.

Press the button, select

7

“2–MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX”, then press the

ent

button.

Set the connected DVR-MUX.

ACCEPTED VALUES

1-CAMERAS >2-MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX 3-FUNCTIONS

This completes the setup.

8

ACCEPTED VALUES

2-MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX

> 1 11 21 31 41 51 61 71 81 91

(Figure 2)

Proceed to operating the hard disk digital recorder (P32) or the camera (P38).

Preparation 26

esc

ent

English

Connection and Communication Setup 5

E When connected to video communication terminal (VIDEO) and camera

communication terminals (TELEMETRY A/B)

Provided communication conversion connectors (Figure 2)

Dome camera

(sold separately)

3

Zoom camera

(sold separately)

2

1

IN

3

2

AC adapter (provided)

Zoom camera

(sold separately)

Zoom camera

(sold separately)

Hard disk digital recorder

with multiplexer function (sold separately)

MONITOR OUT MAIN

B

RS-485

A

Monitor (sold separately)

Provided communication

conversion connectors (Figure 1)

3

1

12V

(Competitor camera)

(A) (B)

COMSW

TELEMETRY

1

234

ON

2

AB

1

VIDEO

b Connecting communication

conversion connectors (Figure 1)

English

Green

B

R

S

L

Y

WH

B

L

O

R

B

Red

(A) (B)

D

G

R

L

R

K

R

D

Yellow

27 Preparation

b

Connecting communication conversion connectors (Figure 2)

O

R

B

K

R

G

B

L

B

WH

Y

L

S

L

B

R

White White

Camera

A

R

D

G

R

Yellow

O

R

B

K

B

L

WH

Y

L

S

L

B

R

Connection and Communication Setup 5

CAM 1 DVR 1

ENGLISH

LANGUAGE

COMMUNICATIONS

1-VIDEO

COMMUNICATIONS

bbbb Making Connections

Connect this unit to equipment

1111

for communication and operation.

Before connecting, make sure all equipment is turned off.

Terminate Setup.

2222

SW

1

ON

Connect this unit to its power

3333

source.

1 Connect the DC terminal on the AC

adapter to the power terminal.

2 Plug power plug into AC adapter. 3 Plug power plug into AC power supply.

This unit is turned on, and the main menu appears on the menu display.

SW1: OFF (Fixed) SW2: ON (For Camera A) SW3: ON (For Camera B)

234

SW4: ON (For Video)

PLAY

VSP-9000

ALARM

R PLAY

STILL

SEQ

ON

PAN ON

TOUR

ON

CAM 1 DVR 1

PLAY

SPEED

PLAY STOP

SEQ/ PAN/

TOUR

OFF

PLAY

SPEED

CLOCK

ADJUST

ONE PUSH

AF

FOCUS

FAR

FOCUS

NEAR

REC STOP

TIMER ON/OFF

CENTER

RECALARM

IRIS

GO TO

PRESET

IRIS

• This unit has no power switch. Turn power ON or OFF by plugging or unplugging the DC plug from the AC adapter.

• When a startup password is set, the password entry screen appears. (P51)

ADDRESS ?

MUX

ADDRESS ?

SYSTEM

SETUP

MAP

ENTER

TO SUB SCREEN

bbbb Communication Setup

SYSTEM

Press the button, then

1

SETUP

press the button.

The language selection screen (LANGUAGE) is displayed. Select a language if operating in a language other than English. (P42)

PLAY

STOP

MONITOR

2

TIMER

ALARM ALARM

AUTOPAN AUTOFLIP

PATRO L

2

DVR

COMMUNICATIONS

>1-VIDEO 2-TELEMETRY

3-SERIAL TESTS

STILL

MENU

SEARCH

PROG SCAN

EXIT/OSD

SEQUENCE

REC STOP REC

AUX

COPY

ENTERCLEAR

LANGUAGE

1-ITALIANO > 2-ENGLISH 3-FRANÇAIS 4-DEUTSCH 5-******** 6-******** 7-******** 8-******** 9-******** 10-******** 11-******** 12-********

ENABLED: ENGLISH

SYSTEM

MUX

DVR

1

ent

Press the button, then press the button.

Displays the “1–VIDEO” screen for communications setup (COMMUNICATIONS).

When communications operations are performed only through the video communication terminal (VIDEO) on the rear of this unit, confirm that the screen is as shown in Figure 1.

ent

COMMUNICATIONS

1-VIDEO

ent

>Type : DVR/MUX Protocol : SANYO DVR/MU Baudrate : 19200

Keyboard Add: 00001

esc

ent

(Figure 1)

Note: To change the address of this unit

(Keyboard Add), see P44.

English

Preparation 28

Connection and Communication Setup 5 (continued)

COMMUNICATIONS

2-TELEMETRY

COMMUNICATIONS

ACCEPTED VALUES

2-MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX

ACCEPTED VALUES

Check Setup:

• Type:

To operate a hard disk digital recorder with a multiplexer function, this should display “DVR/MUX”.

• Protocol:

When “DVR/MUX” is selected for “Type”, “SANYO DVR/MU” is automatically

displayed.

• Baudrate:

“19200” is automatically displayed. Match the settings of the connected

equipment.

Press the button.

3

esc

Returns to Communication Setup selection screen.

Press the button, select

4

“2–TELEMETRY”, then press

ent

the button.

The “2–TELEMETRY” screen is displayed. Check that the settings are as shown below.

COMMUNICATIONS

1-VIDEO >2-TELEMETRY

3-SERIAL TESTS

COMMUNICATIONS

2-TELEMETRY

>A-Connector Telemetry A-Protocol SANYO SSP A-Baudrate 19200 B-Connector Telemetry B-Protocol PELCO B-Baudrate 2400

Check Setup:

• A-Connector: Select “Telemetry”.

• A-Protocol:

Match the settings of the connected camera.

• A-Baudrate:

Match the settings of the connected camera.

• B-Connector: Select “Telemetry”.

• B-Protocol:

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Match the settings of the connected camera.

• B-Baudrate:

Match the settings of the connected camera.

29 Preparation

ent

esc

Press the button.

5

esc

Returns to Communication Setup (COMMUNICATIONS).

COMMUNICATIONS

>1-VIDEO 2-TELEMETRY

3-SERIAL TESTS

Press the button.

6

ent

Displays Control Setup (ACCEPTED VALUES) screen.

For “1–CAMERAS” setup, see P47.

Press the button, select

7

“2–MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX”, then press the

ent

button.

Set the connected DVR-MUX.

ACCEPTED VALUES

1-CAMERAS >2-MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX 3-FUNCTIONS

This completes the setup.

8

ACCEPTED VALUES

2-MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX

> 1 11 21 31 41 51 61 71 81 91

(Figure 2)

Proceed to operating the hard disk digital recorder (P32) or the camera (P38).

esc

ent

Communication Lines and Number of Connected Units

This unit can operate multiple hard disk digital recorders with a multiplexer function connected to the rear video terminal (VIDEO), or multiple dome or zoom cameras connected to the camera terminals (TELEMETRY A/B).

Address and terminate settings are required after connecting the equipment. See your operating manuals for proper settings of the connected equipment.

bbbb Number of Connected Units

• Maximum connections with this unit: 5 units (Address 0 to 4)

• Maximum connections of this unit with video terminal (hard disk digital recorders, multiplexers):

100 units (Address 1 to 100)

• Maximum connections of this unit with camera terminal (dome cameras, zoom cameras): 127 units (Address 1 to 127)

• Maximum number of connections within system: 256 units

Note: Connections between communication conversion connectors can be checked before using a

communication line. See “Communications Setup”, “3–SERIAL TESTS” in System Setup. (P46)

bbbb Terminate settings

This unit is equipped with camera A/B communication terminals and a video communication terminal. When performing communication operations, connecting multiple models to the same loop from each communication terminal will cause the data to reflect at both ends, affecting other data and preventing proper data transmission to each piece of equipment.

Terminate settings refer to enabling proper communication by turning ON the terminate switch provided on equipment connected at both ends of multiple connected units, and turning OFF the terminate switch on the connected units in between.

Dipswitches (SW) 2 to 4 on the rear panel are the terminate setting switches.

• SW1: For selecting PC software operation

or normal operation

• SW2: For terminate setting on camera

communication terminal A

• SW3: For terminate setting on camera

communication terminal B

• SW4: For terminate setting for video

communication terminal

SW

1

234

ON

SW

1

ON

TELEMETRY

VIDEOAB

OFF ON

(Sample Settings)

234

ON

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CARDCARD

MENU RESET

EJECT

OFF

ON

ONOFF

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Communication Lines and Number of Connected Units (Continued)

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31 Preparation

RS-485 SETTING

BAUD RATE 19200

TERMINATE ON

RS-485 SETTING

BAUD RATE 19200

TERMINATE OFF

RS-485 SETTING

BAUD RATE 19200

TERMINATE OFF

Hard Disk Digital Recorder (DVR) Operation

CAM 1 DVR 1

00000

00001

00000

00100 00001

CAM ... DVR 1

Esc to exit

When connecting this unit with hard disk digital recorders, zoom cameras, etc.

DVR

PLAY

ALARM

PLAY

SPEED

R PLAY

PLAY STOP

STILL

SEQ

SEQ/

ON

PAN/

TOUR

PAN

OFF

ON

TOUR

ON

CAM 1 DVR 1

PLAY

SPEED

CLOCK

ADJUST

ONE PUSH

AF

FOCUS

FAR

FOCUS

NEAR

RECALARM

REC STOP

TIMER

ON/OFF

IRIS

CENTER

IRIS

GO TO

PRESET

SEARCH

MAIN

MON2

SEQUENCE

AUDIO

AUX ON

AUX OFF

ZOOM

PRESET

ON

FR/FI

COPY

OFF

ZOOM

PRESET

OFF

MONITOR

LOCK

UNLOCK

AWB SET

AWB

RESET

PRESET MEMORY

CAM 1 DVR 1

ZOOM

MENU

EXIT/OSD

BLC

ELS

ON

BLC

L-L

ON

PHASE

ELS

L-L

OFF

PHASE

MENUCODE

To previous screen

Digital video recorder operation buttons

Dome camera or zoom camera operation buttons

Note: Some operation buttons may not be

operable, depending on the connected equipment.

MENU RESET

TO 10 KEY

ADDRESS ?

MUX

ADDRESS ?

CHANNEL

ADDRESS ?

SYSTEM SETUP

MAP

ENTER

DVR

TO SUB

SCREEN

DVR

TO MAIN SCREEN

Press the button.

1

The address input screen appears, and Datum “00000” will flash.

Use the ten-key pad to enter

1

2

the recorder address (Example: 1).

The Datum changes to “00001”.

Datum: 00000

00000

Datum: 00001

00000

Note: Confirm that the recorder address is

“001”.

Press the button.

3

The Datum changes to “00000”, and the DVR address in the message display is “1”.

The camera input channel is not yet set, and displays a flashing “. . .”.

Datum: 00000

00000

Accept.values

Max 00100 Min 00001

Digit Dvr nr.

CAM ... DVR 1

Esc to exit

ADDRESS ?

123

enter

123 456 78

.

esc

del

9

enter

0

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Operation 32

Hard Disk Digital Recorder (DVR) Operation (Continued)

00000

00100 00001

00002

00000

00100 00001

CAM 2 DVR 1

Esc to exit

CAM 2 DVR 1

4

5

6

7

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Press .

changes to .

Datum: 00000

00000

Accept.values

Max 00100 Min 00001

DVR

123 456 78

9

esc

del

DVR

Use the ten-key pad to enter the camera address (Example: 2).

The Datum “00002” will flash.

Datum: 00002

00000

Press the button.

123

enter

esc

The Datum changes to “00000”, and the camera input channel in the message display is “2”.

Press the button to return to the

esc

Main Menu screen.

Datum: 00000

00000

Accept.values

Max 00100 Min 00001

Digit Camera nr.

CAM 2 DVR 1

Esc to exit

123 456 78

.

0

9

enter

esc

del

DVR

Switch between the sub

TO SUB

screen ( button) and the Main Menu screen (

SCREEN

TO MAIN SCREEN

button), and operate the recorder or the camera.

bbbb Main Menu Screen Operation

Alarm button

ALARM

Press this during playback or during a pause. The previous alarm is played back.

Playback button

PLAY

The normal recording area or alarm recording area is played back.

Alarm button

ALARM

Press this during playback or during a pause. The next alarm is played back.

Recording button

REC

The recording confirmation screen is displayed on the menu display.

esc

Press to cancel recording, or

enter

press to record.

esc

REC OK?

NO: esc

OK: enter

enter

CAM 2 DVR 1

Four-screen display button

The main monitor displays a four-pane screen.

Reverse playback button

R PLAY

Playback speed down button

PLAY

SPEED

Press this during playback. This begins frame advance reverse still images ( ). Press repeatedly to decrease the frame speed.

Playback speed up button

PLAY

SPEED

Press this during playback. This begins frame advance forward still images ( ). Press repeatedly to increase the frame speed.

33 Operation

Hard Disk Digital Recorder (DVR) Operation

CAM 2 DVR 1

CAM 1 DVR 1

Recording stop button

REC STOP

The recording stop screen is displayed on the menu display.

esc

Press to continue recording, or

enter

press to stop recording.

REC STOP OK?

NO: esc

OK: enter

CAM 2 DVR 1

Multiple display button

The main monitor displays a nine-pane or sixteen-pane screen. The display panes differ based on the number of camera input terminals on the hard disk digital recorder.

Pause button

STILL

Press this during playback. A still picture is displayed. Press it again to return to playback.

Playback stop button

PLAY STOP

Press this during playback to stop playback.

Clock setting button

CLOCK

ADJUST

Press this to set the minutes and seconds to “00”.

CLOCKADJUST OK?

NO: esc

OK: enter

esc

enter

esc

enter

Timer record button

TIMER

ON/OFF

Press during recording to enter timer record standby. The timer will record at the set time. Press again to cancel.

Plus display button

While monitoring the main monitor multiple display screen, image from one camera is displayed larger. The display panes differ based on the number of camera input terminals. Press again to cancel.

bbbb Sub Screen Operation

Main monitor button (*)

MAIN

MONITOR

Press to operate the main monitor.

Monitor 2 button (*)

MON2

Press to operate monitor 2.

Search button

SEARCH

FR/FI

Press in any search operation menu, whether during recording or while stopped.

Cursor buttons

Use in place of the jog shuttle when making menu selections. The cursor will move.

Zoom button

ZOOM

Press the zoom button during playback on a single screen, or while monitoring live image.

A zoom frame is displayed around the center of the screen.

Press again to cancel the zoom.

Menu reset button

MENU

RESET

This restores the default menu settings.

Channel button

CHANNEL

The camera channel can be selected during a pause.

CAM 1 DVR 1

(*): The Sub-menu screen appears.

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Operation 34

Hard Disk Digital Recorder (DVR) Operation (Continued)

Esc to exit

CAM 1 DVR 1

Security lock button

LOCK

Press to engage a security lock on hard disk digital recorder operation.

Camera sequence button

SEQUENCE

This automatically switches the monitored live image. Press again to cancel.

Menu button

MENU

Press to display the hard disk digital recorder menu.

Ten-key screen switch button

TO 10 KEY

Press the button to return to the

esc

Menu screen.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Esc to exit

CAM 1 DVR 1

Security cancel button

UNLOCK

Press to cancel a security lock on a hard disk digital recorder. When an operation button is pressed, “SECURITY LOCKED !” is displayed on the monitor, and a password is requested. Enter the password.

Audio button

AUDIO

This switches the audio output channel.

0

esc

Copy button

COPY

Image recorded in the normal recording area and the alarm recording area can be copied to a backup area or onto a CompactFlash card.

Play back the recording area to copy, and pause it.

To return to the Main Menu, press the

COPY

button.

Screen display button

EXIT/OSD

• Press to exit the Main Menu or the Sub Menu.

• When pressed during recording, playback, or stop, the monitor display position cycles through top display, bottom display, and no display.

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35 Operation

Multiplexer (MUX) operation

CAM 1 MUX 1

00100 00001

CAM 1 DVR 1

CAM 1 MUX 1

PLAY

ALARM

PLAY

SPEED

R PLAY

PLAY STOP

STILL

SEQ

SEQ/

ON

PAN/

TOUR

PAN

OFF

ON

TOUR

ON

CAM 1 DVR 1

SPOT

MON.

1

ZOOM

STILL

SEQ

SEQ/

ON

PAN/

TOUR

PAN

OFF

ON

TOUR

ON

CAM 1 MUX 1

Datum: 00001

00000

Accept.values

Max 00100 Min 00001

Digit Mux nr.

2

PLAY

SPEED

CLOCK

ADJUST

ONE PUSH

AF

FOCUS

FAR

FOCUS

NEAR

SPOT MON.

SEQUENCE

ONE PUSH

AF

FOCUS

FAR

FOCUS

NEAR

3

RECALARM

REC STOP

TIMER ON/OFF

IRIS

CENTER

IRIS

SPOT MON.

LIVE

VCR

IRIS

CENTER

IRIS

4

MENU

BLC

AUX

AWB

ON

SET

AWB

AUX

RESET

OFF

ZOOM

PRESET

MEMORY

ON

CAM 1 MUX 1

ON

BLC OFF

ZOOM

PRESET

OFF

ELS

ELS OFF

CODE

ON

PHASE

ADDRESS ?

GO TO

PRESET

MAIN

MONITOR

MUX

1

ADDRESS ?

2

GO TO

PRESET

123 456 78

.

MENU

RESET

LOCK UNLOCK

L-L

MENU

0

CLOCK

ADJUST

DVR

ADDRESS ?

9

enter

POWER ON/OFF

ADDRESS ?

SYSTEM

SETUP

MAP

ENTER

DVR

TO SUB

SCREEN

SYSTEM

SETUP

MAP

ENTER

MUX

TO SUB

SCREEN

esc

del

MUX

TO MAIN SCREEN

5

3

4 6

Press the button.

1

ADDRESS ?

The button changes to

MUX

ADDRESS ?

Press the button.

2

MUX

DVR

.

MUX

ADDRESS ?

The address input screen appears, and Datum “00000” will flash.

Use the ten-key pad to enter

3

the multiplexer address (Example: 1), then press the

enter

button.

The Datum changes to “00000”, and the MUX address in the message display is “1”.

Press the button to return to the

esc

Main Menu screen. The address input screen disappears,

and the menu screen appears.

Basic multiplexer operation

4

Press a button inside the on the Menu screen.

This enables basic operation of the multiplexer.

TO SUB

Press the button for

5

SCREEN

detailed multiplexer operation.

The Sub Menu is displayed. Press a

button inside the .

TO MAIN

Press the button.

6

Returns to the Menu screen.

SCREEN

Note: Some operation buttons may not be

operable, depending on the connected equipment.

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Operation 36

Multiplexer (MUX) operation (Continued)

bbbb Main Menu Screen Operation

SPOT

MONITOR

English

SPOT

MON.

2

1

MON.

Spot monitor buttons (*)

Press to select the image to output to the spot monitor.

Main monitor button (*)

MAIN

Press to operate the main monitor.

Multiple display button

The main monitor displays a nine-pane or sixteen-pane screen. The display panes differ based on the number of camera input terminals. Press repeatedly to switch between nine and sixteen panes.

Four-screen display button

The main monitor displays a four-pane screen. Press repeatedly to switch screens four panes at a time.

Plus display button

While monitoring the main monitor multiple display screen, image from one camera is displayed larger. The display panes differ based on the number of camera input terminals. Press again to cancel.

Live image button

LIVE

Press to view camera (live) image.

Still image button

STILL

Press this while monitoring a single screen. A still image is displayed. Press again to cancel.

Electronic zoom button

ZOOM

Press this while monitoring a single screen. A 2x zoom screen appears. Press again to cancel.

Camera sequence button

SEQUENCE

This automatically switches the monitored live image. Press again to cancel.

Video playback button

VCR

Press to enter video playback mode. Video playback is displayed on the monitor.

4

3

MON.

bbbb Sub Screen Operation

Menu selection button

MENU

The multiplexer menu is displayed on the monitor.

Next setting button

Back setting button

BACK

Press in the Sub Menu screen to return to the Menu screen.

Cursor buttons

Press to make menu selections. The cursor will move.

+ – buttons

Press to select values or items.

Menu reset button

MENU

RESET

Press to restore default menu settings.

Clock setting button

CLOCK ADJUST

Press this to set the minutes and seconds to “00”.

Power switch

POWER ON/OFF

This turns power on and off.

Security lock button

LOCK

Press to cancel a security lock for multiplexer operation.

Security cancel button

UNLOCK

Press to cancel a security lock for multiplexer operation.

(*): The Sub-menu screen appears.

37 Operation

Dome Camera/Zoom Camera Operation

00000

00100 00001

CAM 1 DVR 1

Esc to exit

ALARM PLAY

PLAY

SPEED

R PLAY

PLAY STOP

STILL

SEQ

SEQ/

ON

PAN/

TOUR

PAN

OFF

ON

TOUR

ON

CAM 1 DVR 1

PLAY

SPEED

CLOCK

ADJUST

ONE PUSH

AF

FOCUS

FAR

FOCUS

NEAR

RECALARM

REC STOP

TIMER

ON/OFF

IRIS

CENTER

IRIS

To camera address change screen (P67)

?

1

Datum: 00000

00000

Accept.values

Max 00100 Min 00001

Digit Camera nr.

CAM 1 DVR 1

Esc to exit

123 456 78

.

SEARCH

MAIN

MON2

SEQUENCE

AUDIO

AUX

ON

AUX OFF

ZOOM

PRESET

ON

FR/FI

COPY

BLC

ON

BLC OFF

ZOOM

PRESET

OFF

MENU

ELS

ELS OFF

ON

MONITOR

LOCK

UNLOCK

AWB SET

AWB

RESET

PRESET

MEMORY

CAM 1 DVR 1

GO TO

PRESET

2

0

ZOOM

EXIT/OSD

L-L

PHASE

L-L

PHASE

MENUCODE

SYSTEM

SETUP

MAP

ENTER

DVR

ADDRESS ?

3

MUX

TO SUB

SCREEN

4

Press the button.

1

The address input screen appears, and Datum “00000” will flash.

Use the ten-key pad to enter

2

the camera input channel

ADDRESS ?

(Example: 1), then press the

9

enter

MENU RESET

TO 10 KEY

ADDRESS ?

esc

del

CHANNEL

ADDRESS ?

DVR

TO MAIN SCREEN

1

5

enter

button.

The Datum changes to “00000”, and the camera input channel in the message display is “1”.

Press the button to return to the

esc

Main Menu screen. The address input screen disappears,

and the menu screen appears.

Basic camera operation

3

Press a button inside the on the Menu screen.

This enables basic camera operation.

Press the detailed camera

4

operation button .

The Sub Menu is displayed. Press a

button inside the .

TO MAIN

Press the button.

5

Returns to the Menu screen.

SCREEN

TO SUB

SCREEN

To previous screen

Note: Some operation buttons may not be

operable, depending on the connected equipment.

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Operation 38

Dome Camera/Zoom Camera Operation (Continued)

00000

00064 00001

00000

00064 00001

00000

00016 00001

bbbb Main Menu Screen Operation

Performs a sequential pan.

SEQ

ON

Performs an automatic pan.

PAN

ON

Engages tour mode.

TOUR

ON

SEQ/

Cancels sequential pan/automatic

PAN/

pan/tour mode.

TOUR

OFF

Performs one-push auto-focus.

ONE PUSH

AF

Uses manual focus to adjust focus

FOCUS

on a far point.

FAR

Uses manual focus to adjust focus

FOCUS

on a near point.

NEAR

Restores iris level to default value.

IRIS

CENTER

Opens iris level farther.

IRIS

Closes iris level farther.

IRIS

Moves camera to a memorized

GO TO

preset position.

PRESET

The ten-key pad screen is displayed on the menu display.

Select the preset number, and press

enter

the button. To return to the previous screen,

press the button.

Datum: 00000

00000

Accept.values

Max 00064 Min 00001

SCAN: digit position

esc

123 456 78

.

esc

del

9

enter

0

bbbb Sub Screen Operation

Press for an instant automatic

AWB

white balance.

SET

Cancels white balance lock mode.

AWB

RESET

Memorizes the current position,

PRESET

zoom, and focus under the

MEMORY

specified preset position number.

The ten-key pad screen is displayed on the menu display.

Select the preset number, and press

enter

the button. To return to the previous screen,

enter

esc

123 456 78

.

esc

123 456 78

.

0

press the button.

Datum: 00000

00000

Accept.values

Max 00064 Min 00001

PRESET: Digit position

Turns ON other functions.

AUX

ON

The ten-key pad screen is displayed on the menu display.

Select the function number, and press

the button. To return to the previous screen,

press the button.

Datum: 00000

00000

Accept.values

Max 00016 Min 00001

AUX: Digit Aux (Set) nr.

esc

del

9

enter

esc

del

9

enter

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39 Operation

Dome Camera/Zoom Camera Operation

00000

00016 00001

00000

09999 00000

CAM 2 DVR 1

Esc to exit

CAMERA MENU CONTROL

Turns OFF other functions.

AUX OFF

The ten-key pad screen is displayed on the menu display.

Select the function number, and press

enter

the button. To return to the previous screen,

press the button.

Datum: 00000

00000

Accept.values

Max 00016 Min 00001

AUX: Digit Aux (Rst) nr.

Sets zoom to max telefocus.

ZOOM

PRESET

ON

Sets zoom to max wide.

ZOOM

PRESET

OFF

Turns ON backlight compensation.

BLC

ON

Turns OFF backlight

BLC

compensation.

OFF

Turns ON electronic shutter.

ELS

ON

Turns OFF electronic shutter.

ELS OFF

Sets special codes.

CODE

The ten-key pad screen is displayed

esc

123 456 78

.

0

on the menu display. Enter the special code. See special

code chart. (P89)

9

enter

esc

del

Adjusts phase synchronization

L-L

toward +.

PHASE

Adjusts phase synchronization

L-L

toward –.

PHASE

Starts menu setup.

MENU

The menu setup buttons are displayed on the menu display. Perform setup operations.

CAMERA MENU CONTROL

MENU

ENTER

CAM 2 DVR 1

Esc to exit

esc

Note: Using the or button during

dome camera (VCC-9000) operation will cancel cursor control. Use the jog

dial for cursor operation ( / ) on this menu screen.

Datum: 00000

00000

Accept.values

Max 09999 Min 00000

Insert nr. code

123 456 78

.

esc

del

9

enter

0

English

Operation 40

System Setup Overview

CAM 1 DVR 1

SYSTEM

PLAY

ALARM

PLAY

R PLAY

SPEED

PLAY STOP

STILL

SEQ

SEQ/

ON

PAN/

TOUR

PAN

OFF

ON

TOUR

ON

CAM 1 DVR 1

PLAY

SPEED

CLOCK

ADJUST

ONE PUSH

AF

FOCUS

FAR

FOCUS

NEAR

RECALARM

REC STOP

TIMER

ON/OFF

IRIS

CENTER

IRIS

GO TO

PRESET

(Initial Screen)

ADDRESS ?

MUX

ADDRESS ?

SETUP

MAP

ENTER

DVR

TO SUB

SCREEN

1

b Select Language

Select the language displayed on the menu display.

LANGUAGE

1-ITALIANO > 2-ENGLISH 3-FRANÇAIS 4-DEUTSCH 5-******** 6-******** 7-******** 8-******** 9-******** 10-******** 11-******** 12-********

ENABLED: ENGLISH

ent

b Communication Setup

Sets up serial communication with the equipment connected to the rear panel terminal.

English

MONITOR

2

SEARCH

TIMER

ALARM ALARM

AUTOPAN AUTOFLIP

PROG SCAN

PATR OL

SYSTEM

PLAY

STILL

MENU

EXIT/OSD

SEQUENCE

COPY

REC STOP REC

AUX

STOP

SYSTEM

ENTERCLEAR

MUX

DVR 1

1

(System Screen)

Press this button from each menu to return to System screen.

COMMUNICATIONS

>1-VIDEO 2-TELEMETRY

3-SERIAL TESTS

b Control Setup

Sets up equipment and functions effective for this unit.

ACCEPTED VALUES

>1-CAMERAS 2-MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX 3-FUNCTIONS

b Password Setup

Sets up passwords.

PASSWORD

>1-AT SWITCHING ON 2-ALARMS RESET 3-PARAM. MODIFICATION 4-GRAPH ENVIR. LEVEL 1 5-GRAPH ENVIR. LEVEL 2 6-GRAPH ENVIR. LEVEL 3

b Setup

CONFIGURATION

>1-RESTORE BASIS VALUES 2-BUZZER/DISPLAY 3-JOYSTICK 4-TOUCH SCREEN SETTING 5-TOUCH TEST

41 System Setup

Language Selection

ENGLISH

LANGUAGE

Passwords and menu display settings are available for operating this unit. As an example, changing the language (LANGUAGE) is explained here. Use the same method for other settings on the System screen.

SYSTEM

MONITOR

TIMER

ALARM ALARM

AUTOPAN AUTOFLIP

PATR OL

2

SEARCH

PROG SCAN

MENU

SEQUENCE

REC STOP REC

AUX

1

LANGUAGE

1-ITALIANO > 2-ENGLISH 3-FRANÇAIS 4-DEUTSCH 5-******** 6-******** 7-******** 8-******** 9-******** 10-******** 11-******** 12-********

ENABLED: ENGLISH

STILL

EXIT/OSD

COPY

Press the button.

1

The Main Menu appears.

Press the button.

2

The System screen language selection

screen is displayed.

Press the button or

3

button, select a language, then

SYSTEM

MUX

2

1

PLAY

STOP

ENTERCLEAR

DVR

press the button.

The language on the system screen changes to the selected language.

2

Press the button.

4

Returns to the Sub screen.

3 4

ent

5

SETUP

ent

: These buttons cannot be operated

on this unit.

System Menu selection buttons

1

Pressing any button will display another menu screen.

Press to return to the previous menu.

2

Press to move the cursor upward.

3

Press to move the cursor downward.

4

Press to confirm an item.

5

The next menu will appear.

English

System Setup 42

Communication Setup

COMMUNICATIONS

1-VIDEO

COMMUNICATIONS

This sets up communication with equipment connected to the video communication terminal (VIDEO) or camera communication terminals (TELEMETRY A/B). Serial communication testing between connected equipment is also available.

bbbb Select a communication item

(COMMUNICATIONS)

COMMUNICATIONS

>1-VIDEO 2-TELEMETRY

3-SERIAL TESTS

A

B

C

ent

Selection Items

A 1–VIDEO (Video Equipment

Communication Setup)

COMMUNICATIONS

1-VIDEO

>Type : DVR/MUX Protocol : SANYO DVR/MU Baudrate : 19200

Keyboard Add: 00001

esc

ent

Press the button or button to

select a setup item, then press the button.

Displays the selected screen. See the selection item (A B C).

English

ent

Upon purchasing, the communication settings are set for connecting to our video equipment (DVR/MUX), and the settings do not need to be changed.

For communication setup for competitor video equipment, see the “Communications Chart”. (P86)

• Type:

This displays the equipment (DVR/MUX) connected to the video communication terminal. Changing the type will require changing the Protocol and Baudrate as well.

• Protocol:

This shows the communication protocol (SANYO DVR/MU) used on this unit.

• Baudrate:

Select the data transmissions speed (19200) for the connected video equipment.

• Keyboard Add:

This is the unit address.

43 System Setup

Communication Setup

1-VIDEO

COMMUNICATIONS

00000

00004 00000

00003

00004 00000

1-VIDEO

COMMUNICATIONS

bbbb Unit Address Setup

When purchased, the unit address is set to “1”. Change the address when using multiple controllers.

Allocate addresses from 0 to 4. * The addresses can also be checked using

the button.

COMMUNICATIONS

1-VIDEO

Type : DVR/MUX Protocol : SANYO DVR/MU Baudrate : 19200

>Keyboard Add: 00001

esc

ent

Changing the Unit Address

Press the button to select

1

“Keyboard Add”, then press

enter

the button.

The address setup screen appears, and Datum “00000” will flash.

Press a number button

2

(example: 3), then press the

enter

button.

The communication setup screen appears, and the address displays as 3.

Entry range: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4

Datum: 00003

00001

Accept.values

Max 00004 Min 00000

Digit address

COMMUNICATIONS

1-VIDEO

Type : DVR/MUX Protocol : SANYO DVR/MU Baudrate : 19200

>Keyboard Add: 00003

123 456 78

.

esc

9

enter

0

del

esc

ent

esc

ent

Datum: 00000

00001

Accept.values

Max 00004 Min 00000

Digit address

123 456 78

.

9

enter

0

esc

del

esc

ent

Note: When 5 or a higher number is entered,

a warning sounds and “Digit address” displays “Datum not enabled”. Enter a number within the input range.

: Returns to Communication Setup

esc

screen.

: Restores the input number to “0”.

del

System Setup 44

English

Communication Setup (Continued)

2-TELEMETRY

COMMUNICATIONS

B 2–TELEMETRY

(Dome camera or zoom camera communication setup)

COMMUNICATIONS

2-TELEMETRY

>A-Connector Video A-Protocol SANYO SSP A-Baudrate ---- B-Connector Telemetry B-Protocol --------- B-Baudrate -----

esc

ent

Upon purchasing, the communication settings are set to connect our video equipment to cameras using coaxial cables. Communication uses the video communication terminal (VIDEO). For details, see “A-Connector”.

bbbb Communication setup when using our

video equipment and cameras

• A-Connector: Video: Connecting cameras via video

equipment.

Telemetry: Operating a camera by

• A-Protocol:

The communication protocol used on this unit is SANYO SSP. Every time the communication protocol is changed, “A-Baudrate” is restored to the default value.

• A-Baudrate:

Select the data transmissions speed for the camera connected to camera communication terminal A.

Note: When “Video” is selected for

connecting this unit to camera using modular cable.

“A-Connector”, the Video data transmission speed is fixed, and “A-Baudrate” cannot be set.

bbbb Communication setup when using

competitor cameras

• B-Connector: Telemetry

Operating a camera by connecting this unit to camera using modular cable.

• B-Protocol:

This is the communication protocol used on this unit.

Every time the communication protocol is changed, “B-Baudrate” is restored to the default value.

• B-Baudrate:

Select the data transmissions speed for the camera connected to camera communication terminal B.

English

45 System Setup

Communication Setup

3-SERIAL TESTS

V:

COMMUNICATIONS

C 3–SERIAL TESTS

(Communication output test for video communication terminal and camera communication terminal)

COMMUNICATIONS

3-SERIAL TESTS

Under test!!!

?? B:B:?? A:A:??

V:

? --------- ?

Remove all lines connected to this unit, and use two modular cables and two communication converter connectors to connect as shown below.

1

234

ON

12V

White Yellow

G

R

B

R

S

L

Y

L

WH

B

L

O

R

B

K

R

D

R

D

G

R

Yellow

K

L

COMSW

O

R

B

Y

B

R

esc

TELEMETRY

VIDEO

AB

B

L

WH S

L

White

Connect test cables to each

1

camera communication terminal (TELEMETRY A and B) on the rear panel.

Check the results displayed on

2

the menu display.

B<------>A:

Normal

B<------?A:

Line B has normal reception, but Line A has a reception problem.

B?------>A:

Line A has normal reception, but Line B has a reception problem.

When a problem is indicated, repeat the test with TELEMETRY A connected to VIDEO, and with TELEMETRY B connected to VIDEO. The test results are displayed as follows.

B?------?A:

The line is not functioning. No transmission or reception.

B?------>A:

Transmission is possible, but no reception.

B<------?A:

Reception is possible, but no transmission.

B<------?A:

The line has normal transmission and reception.

• When connecting V and A, or V and B, this is displayed as follows.

V<------>A V<------>B

When the test is complete,

3

press the button to return

esc

to the Menu screen.

English

System Setup 46

Control Setup

ACCEPTED VALUES

1-CAMERAS

A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A

ACCEPTED VALUES Dvr/Mux 001

Sets up equipment and functions effective for this unit.

bbbb Select a Control Item

(ACCEPTED VALUES)

ACCEPTED VALUES

>1-CAMERAS 2-MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX 3-FUNCTIONS

Press the button or button to

select a setup item, then press the button.

Displays the selected screen. See the selection item (A B C).

A

B

C

ent

Selection Items

A 1–CAMERAS

(Camera Communication Setup)

ACCEPTED VALUES Dvr/Mux 001 1-CAMERAS

> 1 A A A A A A A A A A 11 A A A A A A 21 31 51 61 71 81 91

When purchased, the camera communication terminal (TELEMETRY) is set to “A” output.

Set the camera connection terminal (A connector, B connector, or not connected) for the camera connected to each channel on the hard disk digital recorder or the multiplexer (Dvr/Mux).

Clear button

Disconnects all cameras.

A/B line switch button

Press the or button to

TEL TEL

change the button name. Pressing this button switches the connection terminal for all cameras.

Single row switch button

Press the or button to

TEL TEL

change the button name. Pressing this button switches the connection terminal for each row.

-

10

esc

DVR-MUX

-

1

DVR-MUX DVR-MUX

+

1

DVR-MUX

TELTEL

+

10

ent

English

47 System Setup

Control Setup

1-CAMERAS

A A A A A A A A A A

A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A

ACCEPTED VALUES Dvr/Mux 001

2-MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX

ACCEPTED VALUES

2-MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX

ACCEPTED VALUES

Single row clear button

Clears a row at a time.

ACCEPTED VALUES Dvr/Mux 001 1-CAMERAS

1 A A A A A A A A A A > 11 21 A A A A A A A A A A 31 A A A A A A A A A A 41 A A A A A A A A A A 51 A A A A A A A A A A 61 A A A A A A A A A A 71 A A A A A A A A A A 81 A A A A A A A A A A 91 A A A A A A A A A A

Individual camera setup button

ent

The ten cameras on the cursor line can be set (A/B/m) individually.

A line selection button

TEL

When pressed, the A/B line switch

button switches to the button.

B line selection button

TEL

When pressed, the A/B line switch

button switches to the button.

Address –10 button

-

10

The address of connected video

DVR-MUX

equipment (Dvr/Mux) is shifted

downward in increments of 10.

Address –1 button

-

1

The address of connected video

DVR-MUX

equipment (Dvr/Mux) is shifted

downward in increments of 1.

Address +1 button

DVR-MUX

+1

The address of connected video equipment (Dvr/Mux) is shifted

upward in increments of 1.

Address +10 button

DVR-MUX

+10

The address of connected video equipment (Dvr/Mux) is shifted

upward in increments of 10.

B 2–MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX

(Valid/Invalid setup for hard disk digital recorder with multiplexer function)

-

10

esc

DVR-MUX

-

1

DVR-MUX DVR-MUX

+

1

DVR-MUX

TELTEL

+

10

ent

ACCEPTED VALUES

2-MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX

> 1 11 21 31 41 51 61 71 81 91

esc

ent

Set the addresses of connected video equipment.

Clear button

Invalidates all video equipment.

All valid button

Validates all video equipment.

Single row switch button

Sets a row to be valid.

Single row invalidate button

Sets a row to be invalid.

Individual setup button

ent

The ten video equipment units on the cursor line can be set (a/m) individually.

ACCEPTED VALUES

2-MONITOR/LOCAL DVR-MUX

> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

esc

ent

English

System Setup 48

Control Setup (Continued)

3-FUNCTIONS

ACCEPTED VALUES

C 3–FUNCTIONS

ACCEPTED VALUES

3-FUNCTIONS

>1 -Mtx/Dvr/Mux setup..

2 -Telemetry setup....

3 -Autopan/Scan/Patrol

4 -Joystick...........

5 -Camera Up/Dw.......

6 -Address change.....

7 -Mon/Dvr/Mux change.

8 -Zoom/Focus/Iris....

9 -Aux................

10-Wiper/Washer.......

11-MAPS environment...

12-Spot Skip..........

esc

ent

Other functions can be started or stopped.

• Mtx/Dvr/Mux setup

Enables display of the video equipment menu.

• Telemetry setup

Enables display of the camera menu.

• Autopan/Scan/Patrol

Enables automatic operation of dome cameras.

• Joystick

Enables joystick operation.

• Camera Up/Dw

Moves camera input channel up and down. (Function only available when matrix multiplexer is connected.)

• Address change

Enables changing the camera address for a hard disk digital recorder channel. When ON, a camera icon is displayed in the upper left of the camera address screen.

?

1

• MAPS environment

Displays a user-created map when power is turned ON.

• Spot Skip

When the “MON2” video output for the hard disk digital recorder is set to camera sequence mode, images from the camera being operated are not output from the “MON2” video output terminal.

• Mon/Dvr/Mux change

Enables changing DVR-MUX address.

• Zoom/Focus/Iris

Enables changing zoom, focus, and iris values for connected cameras.

English

• Aux

Enables Aux operation of connected cameras.

• Wiper/Washer

Enables wipers and washers, special functions of connected cameras.

49 System Setup

PASSWORD

Password Setup (PASSWORD)

Passwords can be set for operations upon unit power ON, setup menu access, etc.

1-AT SWITCHING ON

PASSWORD

>1-AT SWITCHING ON 2-ALARMS RESET 3-PARAM. MODIFICATION 4-GRAPH ENVIR. LEVEL 1 5-GRAPH ENVIR. LEVEL 2 6-GRAPH ENVIR. LEVEL 3

ent

Password required upon power ON

Digit password Start

.

enter

0

2-ALARMS RESET

Password required upon alarm reset

Digit password Alarm reset

.

enter

0

3-PARAM.MODIFICATION

Password required upon accessing setup menu

Digit password Parameters

.

enter

0

4-GRAPH ENVIR. LEVEL 1

Password required to enter Graphics Environment Setup Level 1

Digit password Level 1

.

enter

0

5-GRAPH ENVIR. LEVEL 2

Password required to enter Graphics Environment Setup Level 2

Digit password Level 2

.

enter

0

• Write down each password to remember them. Also, periodic password changes are recommended for safety.

• When purchased, the password is set to “00000”. When no password is required, set it as “00000”.

• When the unit is initialized, all passwords become “00000”.

6-GRAPH ENVIR. LEVEL 3

Password required to enter Graphics Environment Setup Level 3

Digit password Level 3

.

enter

0

• When a password is set, an entry screen will appear, requesting your password (example: upon power ON). Enter the password that is set.

• When the wrong password is entered, “Password not enabled” is displayed.

Enter the correct password.

System Setup 50

English

Password Setup (PASSWORD) (Continued)

PASSWORD

Password enabled

The password setup procedure is the same for each item. Here, entering the password upon unit power ON is explained.

bbbb AT SWITCHING ON

(Power ON password)

Press the button or

1

button to select “AT SWITCHING ON”, then press

ent

the button.

PASSWORD

>1-AT SWITCHING ON 2-ALARMS RESET 3-PARAM. MODIFICATION 4-GRAPH ENVIR. LEVEL 1 5-GRAPH ENVIR. LEVEL 2 6-GRAPH ENVIR. LEVEL 3

The password entry screen appears, and

“-----” will flash.

-----

Digit password Start

123 456 78

.

esc

del

9

enter

0

ent

esc

ent

Press number buttons to enter

2

the password, (example:

12345), then press the button.

“Digit” changes to “Confirm”, and “*****” changes to “-----” (flashing).

-----

123 456

Confirm password Start

Press number buttons to enter

3

78

.

esc

del

9

enter

0

the password again for confirmation (12345), then press the button.

When “Password enabled” is displayed, the process is complete. The “PASSWORD” screen is displayed again.

*****

Password enabled

Confirm password Start

enter

123 456 78

.

9

0

esc

del

enter

esc

ent

esc

ent

English

51 System Setup

Setup (CONFIGURATION)

Enter

ESC

1-RESTORE BASIS VALUES

2-BUZZER/DISPLAY

3-JOYSTICK

Y:

b Initialize b Buzzer and menu display setup

CONFIGURATION

1-RESTORE BASIS VALUES

>Confirm? (ENTER)

CONFIGURATION

>1-RESTORE BASIS VALUES 2-BUZZER/DISPLAY 3-JOYSTICK 4-TOUCH SCREEN SETTING 5-TOUCH TEST

ent

CONFIGURATION

2-BUZZER/DISPLAY

>1-Key pressed : MAX 2-Joystick : YES 3-Serial error : YES 4-Matrix alarm : YES 5-Power saving : NO

b Joystick setup

CONFIGURATION

3-JOYSTICK

>1-Released 2-All at right 3-All at left 4-All up 5-All down 6-Rotate zoom at left 7-Rotate zoom at right

Max Cent. Min. D+ DX:00620 00500 00400 007 007 Y:00620 00500 00400 007 007 Z:00620 00500 00400 007 007

X:007 Y:

b Touch screen adjustmentb Touch screen test

007 Z:Z:007

***** *****

00426 03557

ent

Enter

ESC

English

System Setup 52

Setup (CONFIGURATION) (Continued)

1-RESTORE BASIS VALUES

CONFIGURATION

1-RESTORE BASIS VALUES

CONFIGURATION

1-RESTORE BASIS VALUES

CONFIGURATION

2-BUZZER/DISPLAY

CONFIGURATION

bbbb Initialize

(RESTORE BASIS VALUES)

When this is set, the settings of each menu screen revert to the default settings.

Press the button or

1

button to select “RESTORE BASIS VALUES”, then press

ent

the button.

The “1–RESTORE BASIS VALUES” screen is displayed.

CONFIGURATION

1-RESTORE BASIS VALUES

>Confirm? (ENTER)

2

English

Press the button.

After “>>...Restore <<“ is displayed, “>>Restore performed<<” flashes and the

unit is initialized. After initialization is complete, perform menu setup again.

CONFIGURATION

1-RESTORE BASIS VALUES

>Confirm? (ENTER)

>>... Restore <<

CONFIGURATION

1-RESTORE BASIS VALUES

>Confirm? (ENTER)

>>Restore performed<<

ent

esc

ent

esc

bbbb Buzzer and menu display setup

(BUZZER/DISPLAY)

Press the button or

1

button to select “BUZZER/ DISPLAY”, then press the

ent

button.

The “2–BUZZER/DISPLAY” screen is displayed.

CONFIGURATION

2-BUZZER/DISPLAY

>1-Key pressed : MAX 2-Joystick : YES 3-Serial error : YES 4-Matrix alarm : YES 5-Power saving : NO

esc

ent

Press the button or

2

button to select a setup item, then press the button.

The selected setting value will flash.

Press the button or button to switch the selected item.

Setup items:

• 1–Key pressed: Button operation

This setting sounds a buzzer when a button on the screen is pressed.

Selections: MAX (loud), MIN (soft)

• 2–Joystick: Joystick Operation

This setting sounds a buzzer when the joystick is moved.

Selections: YES, NO

• 3–Serial error: Serial error detection

This setting sounds a buzzer upon a serial communication error.

Selections: YES, NO

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53 System Setup

Setup (CONFIGURATION)

3-JOYSTICK

Max Cent. Min. D+ D-

Y: Z:

X:

Z:

CONFIGURATION

• 4–Matrix alarm: Matrix alarm detection

This setting sounds a buzzer when an alarm is detected.

Selections: YES, NO

• 5–Power saving: Power save function

When no buttons are operated for approximately one minute, the screen brightness is automatically switched (dimmed).

When another button operation is performed, the brightness returns to normal.

Selections: YES, NO

Press the button.

3

ent

The selection item stops flashing, and the setup is complete.

bbbb Joystick Setup (JOYSTICK)

Press the button or

1

button to select “JOYSTICK”,

007

ent

esc

ent

then press the button.

The “3–JOYSTICK” screen is displayed.

CONFIGURATION

3-JOYSTICK

>1-Released 2-All at right 3-All at left 4-All up 5-All down 6-Rotate zoom at left 7-Rotate zoom at right

Max Cent. Min. D+ DX:X:00620 00500 00400 007 007 Y:

00620 00500 00400 007 007

Z:

00620 00500 00400 007 007

007 Y:Y:007 Z:

X:

Press the button or

2

button to switch the joystick setting position.

Setting positions: Set in sequence, from number 1.

Each joystick position will be placed in memory.

• 1–Released (Setting center position)

Press the button without touching the joystick.

• 2–All at right (Setting far right position)

Press the button with the joystick tipped to the far right.

• 3–All at left (Setting far left position)

Press the button with the joystick tipped to the far left.

• 4–All up (Setting topmost position)

Press the button with the joystick tipped to the topmost position.

• 5–All down (Setting bottommost position)

Press the button with the joystick tipped to the bottommost position.

• 6–Rotate zoom at left (Setting left zoom position)

Press the button with the joystick rotated to the far left.

• 7–Rotate zoom at right (Setting right zoom position)

Press the button with the joystick rotated to the far right.

ent

When the wrong position was set by mistake, move the cursor to the mistaken setting and set it again.

English

System Setup 54

Setup (CONFIGURATION) (Continued)

Enter

ESC

Enter

ESC

Enter

ESC

Enter

ESC

bbbb Touch screen adjustment

(TOUCH SCREEN SETTING)

Press the button or

1

button to select “TOUCH SCREEN SETTING”, then

***** *****

enter

00425 03590

Enter

ESC

press the button.

The adjustment screen appears.

Press the center of the

2

button at the upper left to display the pressed coordinates.

The “*****” changes to coordinates (numerical value).

The coordinates are fixed.

Value when pressed Current adjustment value

English

00398 03516

Setting value guideline:

• Top line coordinate range: 300 – 600

• Bottom line coordinate range: 3400 – 3600

00524 03539

Enter

ESC

Press the button.

3

enter

The coordinates at the upper left are placed in memory, and change to “= = = = =”.

-----

Press the button.

4

00524 03539

Enter

ESC

The button at the upper left moves to the lower right.

***** *****

Press the center of the

5

03604 00773

Enter

ESC

button to display the pressed coordinates.

The “*****” changes to coordinates (numerical value).

The coordinates are fixed.

Setting value guideline:

• Top line coordinate range: 3400 – 3600

• Bottom line coordinate range: 500 – 1000

55 System Setup

Setup (CONFIGURATION)

ESC

SAVE

DOWNLOAD MODE

Firmware

DOWNLOAD MODE

Firmware

Press the button.

6

enter

The coordinates at the lower right are placed in memory, and change to “= = = = =”.

Press the button.

7

SAVE

The coordinates at the upper left and lower right are in memory.

-----

SAVE

03572 00737

ESC

When the coordinates are memorized at dramatically offset positions, this unit will not function. Proceed to the settings in “Touch Screen Initialization”.

bbbb Touch Screen Initialization and

Reset

Initialize the set coordinates, and set the coordinates again.

Remove wiring and power

1

cables for all equipment connected to this unit.

Turn dipswitch (SW1) ON.

2

SW

1

234

ON

Connect the power cable for

3

this unit.

The “DOWNLOAD MODE” screen is displayed.

************************************** ** ** DOWNLOAD MODE ** ** ** ...WAITING FOR A COMMAND ** ** ** ** Firmware **************************************

Operate the joystick as shown

4

** **

**

in the figure.

2

3

1

A “...reset touch” message is displayed, and the touch screen is initialized.

************************************** ** ** DOWNLOAD MODE ** ** ** ...WAITING FOR A COMMAND ** ** ** ** Firmware **************************************

... reset touch

** **

**

System Setup 56

English

Setup (CONFIGURATION) (Continued)

Enter

ESC

After initializing, operate the

5

joystick as shown in the drawing to perform touch screen adjustment.

1

2

The touch screen adjustment screen appears. Perform settings using the procedure on P55.

-----

After setup is complete, the “DOWNLOAD MODE” screen is displayed. Turn the dipswitch (SW1) OFF.

00524 03539

Enter

ESC

bbbb Touch screen test

(TOUCH TEST)

Press the button or

1

button to select “TOUCH TEST”, then press the button.

The testing screen appears.

Keep your finger here to exit to the menu.

Press the boxes on the test

2

screen.

is displayed in the pressed boxes.

Press all the boxes to check them.

Hold down the upper right box

3

to return to the “CONFIGURATION” screen.

ent

English

57 System Setup

Software

CONTENTS

2222 Software Configuration ............................... 59

2222 Connection and Software Installation........ 60

2222 System Setup (Setup) .................................. 61

2222 Language Setup (Language)....................... 68

2222 Graphics Environment Setup (Maps)......... 71

Software Configuration

Use the software on the provided CD-ROM to perform various settings for this unit on your PC.

System Setup (Setup) P61

System setup for this unit are performed on the PC. The setting contents can be saved on the PC, making it efficient to manage differing settings, set one setting on multiple system controllers, or apply the same settings to all units.

Language Setup (Language) P68

This allows creating new display languages for the unit, or changing individual words as desired.

Graphics Environment Setup (Maps) P71

By creating the screen graphics environment as desired, including the opening screen and the operation screen button placement, the operation screen can be simplified or operation can be restricted, depending on the usage environment.

bbbb Operating Environment

• PC equipped with a serial port

• OS: Windows 9x/2000/XP

When the software font is not displayed in the correct location, or the icon size is too big or too small, check that the PC (Windows) is using the following settings.

• Display colors: 256 or more

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• Font size: Normal 100%

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Connection and Software Installation

bbbb Install the Software

Insert the provided CD-ROM in

1

the CD-ROM drive on the PC, open it, and click SETUP.EXE.

The next screen is displayed.

Follow the instructions on the

2

screen to install the software.

Three pieces of software are installed: Keyboard Setup, Keyboard Language, and Keyboard Maps.

bbbb Making Connections

Connect the PC connection

3

terminal (COM) on the rear panel of the unit to the PC serial port, using the computer connection cable (provided).

Before connecting, make sure all equipment is turned off, and disconnect camera communication and video communication cables.

COMSW

TELEMETRY

VIDEO

1

234

ON

Turn dipswitch (SW1) ON.

4

AB

To PC connection terminal

To serial port

SW

1

234

ON

PC

After the PC settings are complete, always return SW1 to its OFF position.

Connect the power source to

5

the unit, and turn ON the PC.

“DOWNLOAD MODE” appears on the unit menu display.

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System Setup (Setup)

Double-click

1 2 3

1 Menu

[File]

New: Create new system settings. Open: Open existing settings. Save: Save settings. Save as: Save settings by another name. Receive from keyboard:

Download unit settings to this software.

Send to keyboard:

Upload software settings to the unit.

COM Port:

Select the PC port number (1 to 9).

[Language]

Select the menu display language for this software.

[Exit]

Exit the software.

[Info]

Display the software version.

2 Toolbar

Click these icons as a shortcut to performing each operation.

: Create new system settings.

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: Open existing settings.

: Save settings.

: Display a print preview of the settings list.

: Print a settings list.

: Exit the software.

3 Tabs

Click the tabs to switch between four operation screens.

[General] (P62)

These allow language selection, communication setup, buzzer setup, and password setup.

[Cameras] (P64)

Set the camera connection terminal (A connector, B connector, or not connected) for the camera connected to each channel on the hard disk digital recorder or the multiplexer (Dvr/Mux).

[Monitor/Local Mux] (P66)

Set the number of connected video equipment.

[Enabling] (P67)

Other functions can be started or stopped.

: Download unit settings to this software.

: Upload software settings to the unit.

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System Setup (Setup)

A General (General Settings)

41

2

1

4

2 3

From the “File” menu, select

1

“New”.

• To open saved settings, select “Open”.

• To download the current unit settings

and change them, select “Receive from keyboard”.

Click the [General] tab.

2

Make the various settings. (P63)

3

1 Language (Select Language) 2 Commnunications

(Communication Setup)

3 Buzzer/Display

(Buzzer and Menu Display Setup)

4 Password (Password Setup)

Make the various selections.

4

• To make other settings, switch using the tabs and continue operation.

• To save settings in the PC, on the “File” menu select “Save”.

• When selecting “Send to keyboard” on the “File” menu, the system setup content is uploaded to the unit.

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System Setup (Setup) (Continued)

1 Language (Select Language):

Each number corresponds to the number by each language displayed in the LANGUAGE screen under

System Setup ( ). Check the display language and select the proper

number.

2 Communications

(Communication Setup):

bbbb When controlling a camera connected

to our video equipment (Video)

Upon purchasing, the communication settings are set for connecting to our video equipment (DVR/ MUX), and the settings do not need to be changed.

For communication setup for competitor video equipment, see the “Communications Chart”. (P86)

• Type:

This displays the equipment (DVR/MUX) connected to the video communication terminal. Changing the type will require changing the Protocol and Baudrate as well.

• Protocol:

This shows the communication protocol (SANYO DVR/MU) used on this unit.

• BaudRate:

Select the data transmissions speed (19200) for the connected video equipment.

• Address:

This is the unit address.

bbbb Communication setup when using our

video equipment and cameras (Telemetry A)

Upon purchasing, the communication settings are set to connect our video equipment to cameras using coaxial cables. Communication uses the video communication terminal (VIDEO).

• Connector:

Connecting cameras via video equipment.

Video: Telemetry:

Operating a camera by connecting this unit to camera using modular cable.

• Protocol:

The communication protocol used on this unit is SANYO SSP. Every time the communication protocol is changed, “Baudrate” is restored to the

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default value.

• Baudrate:

Select the data transmissions speed for the camera connected to camera communication terminal A.

Note: When “Video” is selected for “Connector”, the

Video data transmission speed is fixed, and “Baudrate” cannot be set.

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bbbb Communication setup when using

competitor cameras (Telemetry B)

• Connector: Telemetry

Operating a camera by connecting this unit to camera using modular cable.

• Protocol:

This is the communication protocol used on this unit. Every time the communication protocol is changed, “Baudrate” is restored to the default value.

• Baudrate:

Select the data transmissions speed for the camera connected to camera communication terminal B.

3 Buzzer/Display

(Buzzer and Menu Display Setup):

Select and check the setup for each item.

• Key pressed: Button operation

This setting sounds a buzzer when a button on the screen is pressed.

Selections: Min (soft), Max (loud)

• Joystick: Joystick Operation

This setting sounds a buzzer when the joystick is moved. Selections: No, Yes

• Serial error: Serial error detection

This setting sounds a buzzer upon a serial communication error. Selections: No, Yes

• Matrix Alarm:

Selections: No, Yes

• Power Saving:

Selections: No, Yes

4 Password (Password Setup):

Enter when setting a password for the following items.

• Turn on: Upon power ON

• Reset Alarms: Upon alarm reset

• Change parameters: Upon accessing setup menu

• Level 1: Upon calling up “Level 1” functions

• Level 2: Upon calling up “Level 2” functions

• Level 3: Upon calling up “Level 3” functions

For level settings, see the “Jump page” on P75.

System Setup (Setup)

B Cameras (Camera communication setup)

1

2

To change a camera address connected to another Dvr/Mux, change the Dvr/Mux address.

Click the [Cameras] tab.

1

Set camera lines using the

2

various buttons.

: Clear button

Disconnects all cameras.

: Single row clear button

Clears a row at a time.

: A/B line switch button

When pressed, all camera connection terminals switch to A.

: Single row switch button

When pressed, a row of connection terminals switch to A.

: A/B line switch button

When pressed, all camera connection terminals switch to B.

: Single row switch button

When pressed, a row of connection terminals switch to B.

Select a camera for

3

communication settings, double-click it, and click the

button to display a menu.

Select the desired status.

Blank: Stop A: Output from line A. B: Output from line B.

The setting information is displayed in the “Camera info” line at the bottom of the screen. When the setting is blank, “Disabled” is displayed.

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System Setup (Setup) (Continued)

Changing the Camera Address Number

• Click to enter input/output settings mode (upper left grid displays “Addr.”).

To set a camera address, double-click it and enter the number.

• To change the address of a camera connected to another hard disk digital recorder or multiplexer (Dvr/Mux), use the spin button to change the Dvr/Mux address.

Make the various selections.

4

• To make other settings, switch using the tabs and continue operation.

• To save settings in the PC, on the “File” menu select “Save”.

• When selecting “Send to keyboard” on the “File” menu, the system setup content is uploaded to the unit.

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System Setup (Setup)

C Monitor/Local Mux

(Valid/Invalid setup for hard disk digital recorder with multiplexer)

1 2

3

Click the [Monitor/Local Mux]

1

tab.

Set the video equipment

2

output using the various buttons.

: Clear button

Invalidates all video equipment.

: Single row invalidate button

Sets a row to be invalid.

: All valid button

Validates all video equipment.

: Single row switch button

Sets a row to be valid.

For video equipment not

3

connected, turn the checkbox OFF (blank).

Make the various selections.

4

• To make other settings, switch using the tabs and continue operation.

• To save settings in the PC, on the “File” menu select “Save”.

• When selecting “Send to keyboard” on the “File” menu, the system setup content is uploaded to the unit.

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System Setup (Setup) (Continued)

D Enabling (stopping or starting settings)

1 2

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Click the [Enabling] tab.

Check the functions to turn ON.

Uncheck the functions to turn OFF, leaving them blank.

• Setup Matrix/Dvr/Mux

Enables display of the video equipment menu.

• Setup Telemetry

Enables display of the camera menu.

• Autopan/Scan/Patrol

Enables automatic operation of dome cameras.

• Joystick

Enables joystick operation.

• Camera Up/Down

Moves camera input channel up and down. (Function only available when matrix multiplexer is connected.)

• Address change

Enables changing the camera address for a hard disk digital recorder channel. When ON, a camera icon is displayed in the upper left of the camera address screen.

?

1

• Mon/Dvr/Mux change

Enables changing DVR-MUX address.

• Zoom/Focus/Iris

Enables changing zoom, focus, and iris values for connected cameras.

• Aux

Enables Aux operation of connected cameras.

• Wiper/Washer

Enables wipers and washers, special functions of connected cameras.

• Map Environment

Displays a user-created map when power is turned ON.

Make the various selections.

3

• To make other settings, switch using the tabs and continue operation.

• To save settings in the PC, on the “File” menu select “Save”.

• When selecting “Send to keyboard” on the “File” menu, the system setup content is uploaded to the unit.

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Language Setup (Language)

Double-click

1 2

3

1 Menu

[Text management]

Receive from keyboard:

Receives the current language from the unit.

Load from file:

Opens language settings file.

Send to keyboard:

Uploads software language settings to the unit.

Save on file:

Saves current language settings to a file.

Special characters:

Displays an input screen for special characters.

COM Port:

Select the PC port number (1 to 9).

[Language]

Select the menu display language for this software.

[Exit]

Exit the software.

[Info]

Display the software version.

2 Toolbar

Click these icons as a shortcut to performing each operation.

: Download unit settings to this software.

: Upload software settings to the unit.

: Opens language settings file.

: Saves current language settings to a file.

: Displays an input screen for special

characters.

: Copy a word to the same row (one row

at a time)

: Exit the software.

3 Tabs

Click the tabs to switch the language numbers (1 to 12) to the left and right of the language window.

Click

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Language Setup (Language) (Continued)

bbbb Creating Two Different English

Tabs

From the “Text management”

1

menu, select “Receive from keyboard”.

Receives the current language

2

from the unit.

The receive status is displayed on the screen, and the language is displayed when receiving is complete.

Example:Creating Two Different English

3

4

Language Setups

Select Tab 2 (English) in Window A, and Tab 7 in Window B.

Select “SCAN: digit” in Window A, and click .

“SCAN: digit” is copied to Window B.

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Window A Window B

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Click “SCAN: digit”, and delete

5

“: digit”.

Enter “S” after “SCAN”, and

6

press Enter.

The word now reads “SCANS”.

Language Setup (Language)

Use the same procedure to

7

change other words or change them into symbols, creating tabs with different English wording.

Pressing will display the special character input screen.

Enter the language name in the top row.

From the “Text management”

8

menu, select “Send to keyboard”.

• This uploads these software language settings to the unit.

• To save settings in the PC, on the “Text management” menu select “Save on file”.

• To select the created language, check its number in the Setup software under “General” – “Language”. (P62)

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Graphics Environment Setup (Maps)

1 2

Double-click

3

1 Menu

[Project]

• New: Creates new graphics.

• Open: Opens an existing file.

• Save: Saves current settings.

• Save as:

Save settings by another name

• Receive from keyboard:

Downloads the current settings from the unit.

• Send to keyboard:

Upload software settings to the unit.

• Print preview:

Display a print preview of the settings list.

• Print: Print a settings list.

• COM port:

Select the PC port number (1 to 9).

[Images]

• Import: Reads an image file.

• Change image:

Creates or changes the background screen. (P82)

• Keys surround:

Emphasizes the outlines of buttons placed on the screen.

• Import keys images:

Reads a button illustration.

• Delete keys:

Deletes all buttons currently on the screen.

• Delete background:

Deletes background of selected screen.

[Language]

Select the menu display language for this

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software.

[Exit]

Exit the software.

[Info]

Display the software version.

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2 Toolbar

Click these icons as a shortcut to performing each operation.

: Create new system settings.

: Open existing settings.

: Saves current settings.

: Downloads the current settings from

the unit.

: Upload software settings to the unit.

: Reads an image file.

: Emphasizes the outlines of buttons

placed on the screen.

: Reads a button illustration.

: Creates or changes the background

screen. (P82)

: Deletes all buttons currently on the

screen.

: Deletes background of selected screen.

: Display a print preview of the settings list.

: Print a settings list.

: Exit the software.

3 Tabs

Click the tabs to switch between three operation screens.

[Opening]

Setup of opening screen upon power ON (P72)

[Service]

Setup for screen displayed when a system information screen button is pressed (P72)

[Maps]

Create a map (P73)

SERVICE

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Graphics Environment Setup (Maps)

bbbb Display Telephone Number on

Opening Screen

From the “Project” menu,

1

select “New”.

The Opening screen appears.

Double-click

From the “Project” menu,

3

select “Send to keyboard”.

A dialog box is displayed for selecting the upload screen. Check the “Service” checkbox, and click the OK button. The pasted image is uploaded.

Click the “Service” tab, click

2

“”, and select the image file to read.

Saving settings on PC

From the “Project” menu, select “Save”.

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Graphics Environment Setup (Maps) (Continued)

bbbb Map Screen Explanation

From the “Project” menu, select “New”.

1

The Opening screen appears.

Double-click

Click the [Maps] tab.

2

The left window displays Map 1, and the right window displays the General icon.

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1 7

2 4

3

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F

Graphics Environment Setup (Maps)

1 Map Display 2 Map Selection

Click the up or down arrows on the spin button to switch the map display screen.

Note: Maps 1 to 4 are basic displays for this

unit, and cannot be changed (Locked). To allocate button functions, select Map 5 to 30.

3 Map selection button

From the pull-down menu, select the map number to register.

4 Joystick Function Selection

• Select whether to apply the unit joystick function to the allocated map. Click the appropriate radio button.

• Click the “Info” tab to display the “Joystick” selection. Check it to select turning the joystick ON or OFF.

5 Icon palette

Drag and drop a selected icon onto the map display to paste the icon.

The following operations are available.

Cancel key: Deletes a key. Copy key: Copies a key. Glue key: Pastes the copied key.

Image:

Pastes another prepared image onto a pasted key.

Properties:

Sets a function for the pasted key. Click to display the “Allocation Setup

Screen (P75)”. Select whether to allocate a button function.

6 Info tab

Select a button on the Map display to display the button function and allocation information.

7 Icon scrollbar

This shows all icons available by category.

8 Keys tab

Displays the icon palette.

9 – button

Deletes a saved icon group displayed on the pull-down menu bar.

F + button (Category)

Saves an icon group as a new category.

G Recycle Bin

• To paste a blank grey button, click any position on the map display.

• Right-click the pasted icon to display a pop-up menu.

• To add an icon to the icon palette, right-click the mouse on the icon palette to display a pop-up menu.

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Graphics Environment Setup (Maps) (Continued)

(Allocation Setup Screen)

(1)

(5)

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(2)

(3) (4)

(1) Matrix/Mux-Dvr

Allocates functions and selects video equipment and cameras for operation.

(2) Movements

Allocates dome camera automatic functions.

See Protocol Chart (Autopan/Patrol). (P79, 80)

(3) Focus/Iris

Allocates camera focus and iris functions.

(4) Jump page

Allocates Map switching functions (Password levels can be set to perform this function).

(6)

(7)

(5) Aux

Allocates other camera functions.

(6) Wiper/Washer

Allocates wiper and washer functions.

(7) Save and exit

Click when allocation is complete. This saves the settings and exits the

allocation setup screen. To exit the allocation screen without

saving, click “Exit”.

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Graphics Environment Setup (Maps)

bbbb Sample Equipment Allocation A To allocate “Play” to the hard disk digital recorder (DVR) at address 1

3

1

2 4

Check “Mixed System”.

1

Check “Local Dvr”.

2

Check “Select Dvr”, and enter

3

“1” in the text box (input field).

Check “Dvr Functions”, and

4

select “Play” from the pull-down menu.

Press “Save and exit” to exit

5

the screen.

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Graphics Environment Setup (Maps) (Continued)

B Select the camera connected to CH16 of the hard disk digital recorder

(DVR) on address 2, and allocate “Autopan”.

3 4

1

2

5

1 2 3

4

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Check “Mixed System”.

Check “Local Dvr”.

Check “Select Dvr”, and enter “2” in the text box (input field).

Check “Select camera”, and enter “16” in the text box.

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Under Movements, under

5

Autopan, click the radio button by “Start”, and enter “0” in the text box.

Press “Save and exit” to exit

6

the screen.

6

Graphics Environment Setup (Maps)

C To switch the map display screen to Map 15

1

2

At the lower right of the

1

screen, by “Jump page”, check “No.”, and enter “15” in the text box.

Press “Save and exit” to exit

2

the screen.

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Graphics Environment Setup (Maps) (Continued)

bbbb Protocol Chart (Autopan)

Protocol

------------------ 1..32 START MULTISEQUENCE (*) 1..32 START SALVO (*) 1..32 START SEQUENCE(*) ELBEX 0..2 0 START AUTOPAN

ELMO 0 START AUTOPAN 0 STOP AUTOPAN ENEO 0 START AUTOPAN 0 STOP AUTOPAN ERNITEC 0 START AUTOPAN FASTRAX 1..8 START AUTOPAN 1..8 JVC 0 START AUTOPAN 0 STOP AUTOPAN MACRO 0 START AUTOPAN 0 STOP AUTOPAN 0 TOGGLE AUTOPAN PANASONIC 0 START AUTOPAN 0 STOP AUTOPAN PELCO SAMSUNG 0 START AUTOPAN 0 STOP AUTOPAN SANYO SSP 0 START AUTOPAN 0 SANYO HSSP 0 START AUTOPAN 0 SANTEC 1..8 START AUTOPAN 1..8 SENSORMATIC STAR 0 START AUTOPAN 0 STOP AUTOPAN VCL 0 START AUTOPAN 0 STOP AUTOPAN VIDEOTEC 0 START AUTOPAN 0 STOP AUTOPAN 0 TOGGLE AUTOPAN

Number Function Number Function Number Function

0 START AUTOPAN

Start 1 Stop 2 Toggle 3

1 START AUTOPAN LEFT 2 START AUTOPAN RIGHT

(*) only with VKR Eneo matrix on video line

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1

2

3

4

5

6

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Autopan

Patrol

Graphics Environment Setup (Maps)

bbbb Protocol Chart (Patrol)

Protocol

------------------ 1..32 START TOUR (*) 0 STOP TOUR (*) 0 RESET TOUR(*)

ELBEX ELMO 0..3 START SEQUENCE 1..4

ENEO 0 START PATROL 0 STOP PATROL ERNITEC 0 START PATROL FASTRAX 1..8

JVC 0..2 START PATROL 1..3

MACRO 0..1 START PATROL

PANASONIC START PATROL 0 STOP PATROL PELCO 0 START PATTERN SAMSUNG 0..3 0 START PATROL

SANYO SSP 0..1 0 START TOUR

SANYO HSSP 0..1 0 START TOUR

SANTEC 1..8

SENSORMATIC

STAR 0..5 START GROUP 1..6

VCL 1..5 START PATROL 1..4

VIDEOTEC 0..1 START PATROL

Number Function Number Function Number Function

9..12

1..4 START PATTERN 1..3

Start 4 Stop 5 Toggle 6

(0..3)

START TOUR 1..8 START PATTERN 1..4

(9..12)

(0..2)

STANDAR (0) START PATROL S.A. (1)

1 START PATTERN 1 2 START PATTERN 2 3 START PATTERN 3

1 START SEQUENCE

1 START SEQUENCE START TOUR 1..8

START PATTERN 1..4 (9..12)

4 START APPLE PEEL FUNCTION

(0..5)

5 START LAST PATROL

STANDAR (0) START PATROL S.A. (1)

0 STOP PATROL

0..1 STOP PATROL STANDAR (0)

STOP PATROL S.A. (1)

0..3 0 STOP PATROL 1 STOP PATTERN 1 2 STOP PATTERN 2 3 STOP PATTERN 3

0 STOP GROUP

0 0 START TOUR

1 START SEQUENCE

0..1 STOP PATROL STANDAR (0)

STOP PATROL S.A. (1)

0..1 TOGGLE PATROL STANDAR (0)

TOGGLE PATROL S.A. (1)

0..1 TOGGLE PATROL STANDAR (0)

TOGGLE PATROL S.A. (1)

(*) only with VKR Eneo matrix on video line

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Graphics Environment Setup (Maps) (Continued)

bbbb Changing the Opening screen

to “SANYO”

From the “Project” menu,

1

select “New”.

The Opening screen appears.

Double-click

Pastes the selected “SANYO”

3

logo onto the opening screen.

From the “Project” menu,

4

select “Send to keyboard”.

A dialog box is displayed for selecting the upload screen. Check the “Opening” checkbox, and click the OK button. The pasted image is uploaded.

2

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Click the “” icon, and select the image file to read.

Opening Screen

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Graphics Environment Setup (Maps)

bbbb Create a map using the

graphics tool and display on opening screen.

Opening Screen

From the “Project” menu,

1

select “New”.

The Opening screen appears.

From the “Images” menu,

2

select “Change image”.

A paint screen (FPaint) is displayed. Create a map or other graphic using the graphics tool.

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Graphics Environment Setup (Maps) (Continued)

Click to save settings.

3

From the “Project” menu,

4

1

select “Send to keyboard”.

A dialog box is displayed for selecting the upload screen. Check the “Maps” checkbox, and click the OK button. The pasted image is uploaded.

3

1 General Tools

: Cancel the entire drawing.

: Cancel the previous operation (UNDO).

: Delete the item selected with the

cursor.

: Display a grid or crosses for estimating

the position.

Check the pattern of your choice.

Close up: Grid (displayed on top of item) Crosses: Display crosses. Snap: Grid (displayed underneath item)

Zoom: Selects the display magnification.

: Saves the image and exits “FPaint”.

2

4

Saving settings on PC

From the “Project” menu, select “Save”.

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: Exits “FPaint” without saving the image.

2 Color/Background Tools

: Selects white (When drawing on top of

background pattern, etc.).

: Selects black

:

Selects a background pattern (Becomes background when drawing

with , , or .)

Graphics Environment Setup (Maps)

3 Drawing Tools

: Selects the item (cursor)

: Draws lines freehand

: Draws straight line

: Draws rectangle (outline only)

: Draws solid rectangle

: Draws rectangle with rounded corners

(outline only)

: Draws solid rectangle with rounded

corners

: Draws circle (outline only)

: Draws solid circle

: Specifies character insertion position

(Characters are input into the text input area first)

4 Text input area

Sets characters, font, size, and embellishments (Bold, Italic, Underline).

Characters are positioned in the area specified using the cursor.

bbbb Basic Graphics

6 2

3

5

Select the color to use

1111

To draw white lines, click “”. To draw black lines, click “”.

Draw lines

2222

To draw lines freehand, click “”. To draw straight lines, click “”.

Draw shapes

3333

Click , , or other buttons.

Fill shapes with patterns

4444

Click “” or “”, then “” or other buttons.

1

4

Draw characters

5555

Input characters, select the font and size, then click “”.

Move or delete shapes or lines

6666

• Move:

Click “”, then select and move a shape.

• Delete:

Click “”, then select and move a shape to the Recycle Bin.

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Specifications

Communication Method RS485 Keyboard Backlight LCD, 320 x 240 touch screen Joystick Three-axis joystick (pan/tilt/zoom) Control terminal RJ-11 terminal: VIDEOx1, TELEMETERYx2 RS-232C terminal for PC D-SUB (9-pin): 1 terminal Dipswitch • Normal mode/PC mode: 1-bit dipswitch

• Terminate: 3-bit dipswitch (Video/Telemetry A/B)

Communication speed 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 bps Maximum number of

connected equipment

Usage conditions Temperature: 5°C to 40°C

Storage conditions Temperature: –20°C to 60°C

Power source (AC adapter)

Current consumption 1A Weight 900g

Total: 256 units

• Controller: 5 units

• Multiplexer, hard disk digital recorder: 100 units total

• Dome camera, CCD camera: TELEMETRY A 127 units

TELEMETRY B 127 units

• Dome camera: 64 units

Humidity: 80% or less

Humidity: 80% or less Input voltage: 100 – 240 V AC 50/60Hz

Output voltage: 12 V DC

Appearance and specifications may be revised without notice. Thank you for your understanding.

bbbb Outer Dimensions (Units: mm)

280

225

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Appendix

bbbb Communications Chart

1–VIDEO (Video Line)

Type DVR/MUX Protocol SANYO DVR/MU Baudrate 19200

Type Protocol Baudrate

DVR/MUX SANYO DVR/MU 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4/2 VIDEOTEC MACRO

MACRO NO P.

8/2 VIDEOTEC MACRO

MACRO NO P.

8/4 VIDEOTEC MACRO

MACRO NO P.

16/4 VIDEOTEC MACRO

VIDEO TEC MACRO NO P.

32/8 VIDEOTEC MACRO

VIDEOTEC MACRO NO P.

128/16 VIDE. MACRO

MACRO NO P.

1200, 9600, 19200, 38400 1200, 9600, 19200, 38400

1200, 9600, 19200, 38400 300, 1200, 2400, 9600 1200, 9600, 19200, 38400

1200, 9600, 19200, 38400 9600 1200, 9600, 19200, 38400

1200, 9600, 19200, 38400 1200, 9600, 19200, 38400

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Appendix (Continued)

2–TELEMETRY A (Camera Line)

Connector Protocol Baudrate

Video

Video SANYO SSP

VideoVideo

A-CONNECTOR Video A-PROTOCOL SANYO SSP A-Baudrate -----

Telemetry

Telemetry SANYO SSP

TelemetryTelemetry

A-CONNECTOR Telemetry A-PROTOCOL SANYO SSP A-Baudrate 19200

2–TELEMETRY B (Camera Line)

Connector Protocol Baudrate

Telemetry

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TelemetryTelemetry

B-CONNECTOR Telemetry B-PROTOCOL PELCO B-Baudrate 19200

SANYO HSSP

SANYO HSSPSANYO HSSP

When any other protocol is selected, the connector is automatically displayed as “Telemetry”.

SANYO SSP

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SANYO HSSP SENSORMAT. VCL VIDEOTEC

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2400, 4800, 9600, 19200

19200

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2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 4800 9600 1200, 9600

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19200

1920019200

2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 4800 9600 1200, 9600

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ALARM: Esc to exit PATROL: Sent 'Walk' Stop AUX: Select function PATROL: Sent Recording "Walk" nr. AUX: Function not available PRESET: Select function AUX: Function not enabled PRESET: Sent Delete preset position AUX: Sent Set PRESET: Esc to exit AUX: Sent Reset PRESET: Sent Preset command AUX: Sent Toggle PRESET: Sent Delete Preset AUTOFLIP: Function not available PRESET MARK M.: Esc to exit AUTOFLIP: Function not enabled PRESET MARK M.: Select function AUTOFLIP: Sent enabled Autoflip SCAN: Function not enabled AUTOFLIP: Sent Autoflip toggle SCAN: Esc to exit AUTOFLIP: Sent Autoflip set SCAN: Sent Scan command AUTOFLIP: Sent Autoflip reset SCAN: Sent Home AUTOFLIP: Select function SCAN: Sent Home (Scan at posit.nr.1) AUTOPAN: Select function SCAN: Sent "Back" AUTOPAN: Sent Autopan Start SEQUENCE: Sent sequence AUTOPAN: Sent Autopan Stop SETUP: Select function AUTOPAN: Sent Autopan Toggle SETUP: Sent Line Lock increment AUTOPAN: Function not enabled SETUP: Sent Line Lock decrement AUTOPAN: Function not available SETUP: Sent Enabled alarm mode CAMERA: Esc to exit SETUP: Sent Disabled alarm mode CAMERA: Recall camera nr. SETUP: Sent Home position storage CAMERA: Camera not enabled! SETUP: Sent Home position reset CAMERA: Sent command SETUP: Sent Toggle Mono/Color DOME: Sent 'camera setup' SETUP: Sent Auto Mono/Color DOME: Sent 'dome setup modification' SETUP: Sent V- phase+ DOME: Sent 'dome setup exit' SETUP: Sent V- phaseDOME: Sent 'Enter Menu' SETUP: Esc to exit DOME: Function selection SETUP: Sent receiver Reset DOME: Sent 'Move Up' TELEMETRY LINE "A": BUSY/ERROR DOME: Sent 'Move Down' TELEMETRY LINE "B": BUSY/ERROR DOME: Sent 'Move Left' LINE "VIDEO": BUSY/ERROR DOME: Sent Move Right' VIDEO: Function not enabled FOCUS: Function not enabled VIDEO: Sent camera increase FOCUS: Select function VIDEO: Sent camera decrease FOCUS: Sent Focus Near VIDEO: Function not available FOCUS: Sent Focus Far VIDEO: Sent matrix sequence start FOCUS: Sent AutoFocus VIDEO: Monitor not enabled! FOCUS: Sent disabled AutoFocus VIDEO: Recall monitor nr. IRIS: Function not enabled VIDEO: Sent 'Up Arrow' IRIS: Select function VIDEO: Sent 'Do wn Arrow' IRIS: Sent Iris Open VIDEO: Sent 'SEQ' IRIS: Sent Iris Close VIDEO: Sent 'Matrix setup modification' IRIS: Sent AutoIris VIDEO: Select function IRIS: Sent disabled AutoIris VIDEO: Sent number PATROL: Sent Start S.A. VIDEO: Sent 'M/A' PATROL: Sent Toggle S.A. VIDEO: Sent 'STP' PATROL: Function not enabled VIDEO: Sent 'CRL' PATROL: Select function VIDEO: Sent 'ENT' PATROL: Sent Start VIDEO: Unit not enabled PATROL: Sent Stop VIDEO: Recall unit nr. PATROL: Sent Toggle VIDEO: Dvr not enabled PATROL: Sent enabled Pattern VIDEO: Mux not enabled PATROL: Sent Pattern Definition VIDEO: Recall Dvr nr. PATROL: Sent Pat.Defin ition End VIDEO: Recall Mu x nr. PATROL: Sent Apple peel VIDEO UNIT: Sent command PATROL: Sent standard Setup WIPER/WASHER: Functions not available PATROL: Sent default pause time WIPER/WASHER: Function not enabled PATROL: Sent Start/End WIPER/WASHER: Select function PATROL: Sent single pause time WIPER/WASHER: Sent Wiper PATROL: Sent Start 1 WIPER/WASHER: Sent Washer PATROL: Sent Start 2 MATRIX TIMEOUT ALARM PATROL: Sent Start 3 MATRIX ALARM PATROL: Sent Start 4 MONITOR: Esc to exit PATROL: Sent position ZOOM: Function not enabled PATROL: Esc to exit JOYSTICK: Function not enabled PATROL: Sent "SEQUENCE" DVR/MUX: Function not enabled PATROL: Sent "TOUR" DVR: Esc to exit PATROL: Sent 'One Pass' Start MUX: Esc to exit PATROL: Sent 'Walk' Start nr. Esc to exit

Message display

ON

CAM 1 DVR 1

NEAR

ADDRESS ?

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These functions can be loaded by entering their special codes.

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Code Function

AUTOPAN 301 Saves the current position of the first limit switch. 302 Saves the current position of the second limit switch. XXX XXX= 0 – 255: Auto-pan speed (0=min, 255=max)

PATROL 1000 Deletes patrol order. 1XXX XXX= 1– 128: Writes preset position “XXX” into patrol order. 2000 2XXX 3XXX X= 000 – 255: Waiting time (in seconds) upon reaching specified position

OTHER FUNCTIONS 4XXY Dome cameras can be set to automatically move to the "return position" after a

4000 Invalidates movement to “return position”.

400 Text display/non-display (switch) 500 Backlight compensation ON/OFF (switch) 9999 Initializes the dome camera internal memory.

Note: Cannot use with Saturn type.

Makes patrol order valid. X= 001 – 128: Deletes preset position “XXX” from patrol order.

Example:

“1000” Deletes previously defined order. “1001” Writes preset position “1” into order. “1005” Writes preset position “5” into order. “1006” Writes preset position “6” into order. “2005” Deletes preset position “5”.

set stopping time passes.

XX= 01 – 99: “Return position” (Cannot select positions No. 100 to No. 128) Y= 0 – 9: Return time 0: 10 seconds, 1: 20 seconds, 2: 30 seconds, 3: 40 seconds, 4: 1 minute, 5: 2 minutes, 6: 5 minutes, 7: 10 minutes, 8: 20 minutes, 9: 40 minutes

Example: “4216”: After stopping for 5 minutes (Y=6), move to position 21 (XX=21).

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IRIS MANUAL 11 Opens the iris. 12 Closes the iris. ON SCREEN DISPLAY 21 Screen display ON. 22 Screen display OFF. 23 Screen display on top half of monitor. 24 INFRARED RESPONSE CURVES 31 Initially set curve (visible light) 32 950nm curve 33 850nm curve COLOUR/B&W CAMERA 40 Automatically switch from color to black-and-white, and black-and-white to color. 41 Black-and-white camera 42 Color camera 43 Decreases the camera integration level (decreases shutter speed). 44 Increases the camera integration level (increases shutter speed). 45 Zero lux ON (infrared filter OFF) 46 Zero lux OFF (infrared filter ON)

47 Brighter 48 Initial setting value 49 Darker PRIVACY ZONE 51 All zones ON 52 All zones OFF 53 Switches zone-specific cursor (ON/OFF) 54 Switches masking (ON/OFF) depending on cursor status.

DYNAMIC CONTROL OF ZONE TITLING 61 Switches title (ON/OFF). 62 Deletes zone. 63 Initializes zone. DIGITAL ZOOM 6 Switches to digital zoom (ON/OFF). 1XX

Code Function

Screen display on bottom half of monitor.

Switch level

Cursor ON: This code enables placing a small masking on the cursor. When the

Cursor OFF: This code enables masking the entire screen. When the code is

XX= 00 – 99

code is sent again, the masking type changes.

sent again, the masking is cancelled.

: Digital zoom value (when this function can be used for dome cameras).

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Code Function

TOGGLE AUTO PARK (ON/OFF) 2XX Dome cameras can be set to automatically move to preset position No. 1 after a

set stopping interval passes. XX= 01 – 99(*): Waiting time (minutes) before automatically stopping (*) when waiting time XX=00, the function is invalid. Example:

“205” Automatically stop after waiting for 5 minutes (XX=05) “200” Automatic stop OFF (XX=00)

TOGGLE AUTO PATROL (ON/OFF) 1XXY Dome cameras can be set to automatically start the specified patrol order after a

OTHERS 0 Patrols all positions 1 Switches automatic U-turn (ON/OFF). 2 Aux 1 ON 3 Aux 1 OFF 7 Installed alarm: ON 8 Installed alarm: OFF 10

set stopping time passes.

XX= 01 – 99(*): Waiting time (minutes) before automatic patrolling. Y= 0 – 5: Patrol number

(*) when waiting time XX=00, the function is invalid. Example: “1153” After stopping for 15 minutes (XX=15), automatically patrols in No. 3 (Y=3) patrol order. “1003” Automatic patrol OFF (XX=00)

U-turn

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0 Pan 0 position SPEED CURVES 11 First speed curve (speed values: 1, 5, 10, 20, 30, 45, 63). 12 Second speed curve (speed values: 1, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 63). 13 Third speed curve (speed values: 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 45, 63). 14 Fourth speed curve (default setting) (speed values: 29, 37, 45, 50, 55, 59, 63). 15 Fifth speed curve (speed values: 10, 15, 20, 30, 40, 50, 63). 16

8XXX X= 000 – 255: Speed value (*) 900X X= 1 – 7: Speed number. Values can be allocated. 910X X= 1 – 7: Dome camera operation test at No. X uniform speed.

(*) The Pelco D protocol accepts a value of 63 at maximum speed. Correct operation is not

ZONE 20 Begins zone scan. 21 Ends zone scan. 10X X= 1 – 8: Sets beginning of zone. 20X X= 1 – 8: Sets end of zone. LENSES 40 Auto-focus ON 41 Auto-focus OFF 42 Automatically turn auto-focus ON AUTOIRIS 50 Auto iris ON 51 Auto iris OFF 52 Automatically turn auto iris ON ON SCREEN INFORMATION 60 Automatic gain control device ON 61 Automatic gain control device OFF 62 Automatic gain control device AUTO

Code Function

Sixth speed curve (Can be user customized, but has default settings: 10, 15, 20, 30, 55, 100, 255). (*)

To stop the test, move the joystick. Example:

“8007”: Speed value equal to 7 (X=007) “9001”: The 7 speed value is allocated to Speed No. 1 (X=1).

... Writes speed value into speed No. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, etc.

“8138”: 138 (X=138) speed value “9007”: Allocates speed value 138 to speed No. 7 (X=7).

To test speed No. 7 next:

“9107”: Dome camera moves at uniform speed of 138 (X=7). “16”: Hereafter, whenever the joystick is moved, the dome camera moves at

the speed allocated to the sixth speed curve (X=16).

guaranteed when set at a higher speed.

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Code Function

ALARMS X Alarm identification (X is 1 to 8) MISC 99 Cleans screen. 999 Initializes remote camera operations (pan/tilt). 9999 Initializes remote camera operations (to default values). 70 Backlight compensation ON 71 Backlight compensation OFF 80 White balance ON 81 White balance OFF 90 Makes “unit phase delay mode” valid. 3X X= 1 – 8: Zoom speed 13X X= 1 – 8: Focus speed 1000(*) Shutter speed 1001(*) Line lock level 1002(*) White balance R-B adjustment 1003(*) White balance M-G adjustment 1004(*) Gain 1005(*) Auto iris level 1006(*) Auto iris vertex

(*) After writing the code, a numerical value between 0 and 4000 must be introduced.

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RELAYS 0 All relays OFF 1 Relay 1 ON 2 Relay 2 ON 3 Relay 3 ON 4 Relay 4 ON 12 Relay 1 and 2 ON 13 Relay 1 and 3 ON 14 Relay 1 and 4 ON 23 Relay 2 and 3 ON 24 Relay 2 and 4 ON 34 Relay 3 and 4 ON 123 Relay 1, 2 and 3 ON 124 Relay 1, 2 and 4 ON 134 Relay 1, 3 and 4 ON 234 Relay 2, 3 and 4 ON 1234 Relay 1, 2, 3 and 4 ON

PATTERN 51 Begins collection pattern 1. 52 Begins collection pattern 2. 53 Begins collection pattern 3. 55 Checks new pattern, and replaces the previous definition. 56 Ends pattern collection. 61 Begins pattern 1. 62 Begins pattern 2. 63 Begins pattern 3. 71 Deletes pattern 1. 72 Deletes pattern 2. 73 Deletes pattern 3.

MISC. 9999 Initializes remote camera operation

Code Function

Example:

“13”: Makes only relays 1 and 3 valid (Relays 2 and 4 are invalid). “134”: Makes only relays 1, 3 and 4 valid (Relay 2 is invalid).

Example: Definition of Pattern 2:

“72”: Delete old pattern 2 (relates to apple-peel function) “52”: Begins collection of pattern 2. The dome camera moves within the display

limits.

“56”: Ends collection. “55”: Replaces old pattern with new record. “62”: Begins pattern 2.

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