American Dynamics MegaPower 3200 Datasheet page 2

features
easy to Configure and Use
MegaPower 3200 uses a Enhanced Administration System
(EASy) configuration and monitoring software tool to retrieve,
archive, and load back MegaPower CPU data. It provides
IP network connection to all satellite systems and can
concurrently update dual mode CPUs.
In addition to the powerful macros that allow you to customize
your keyboards, MegaPower 3200 also lets you control
standard video recorder functions such as play, stop, pause,
record, rewind and fast-forward directly from any suitably
equipped keyboard. Similarly, you can control fixed or variable-
speed domes, pan/tilts, motorized lenses, auxiliary outputs,
and 72 presets per video input at camera sites. For each
video input, you can assign a 4-digit number to replace the
default video input number. This can aid in identifying specific
locations in applications like multiple level buildings or satellite
configurations.
Selectable on-screen display enables you to display the date/
time, video input number and title, site number and title, and
monitor status. Three date formats are provided (MM/DD/YY,
DD/MM/YY, or YY/MM/DD). The on-screen display uses white
characters with black outline to optimize viewing on diverse
contrast scenes. The user can turn the following displays on
and off: video input number and monitor status, video input
title, and date/time displays. Text controls include incremental
horizontal/vertical positioning and display brightness. When
attempting to control a dome/PTZ, each monitor can also
display which user or keyboard of equal or higher priority has
control or has locked the camera.
scalable and Flexible for a
Future-Proof system
MegaPower 3200 is available pre-packaged in any
combination of 16 video inputs and 4 video output increments
up to a maximum of 3200 video inputs by 256 video outputs.
Expanded satellite systems interconnect up to 30 systems.
System flexibility is further enhanced by defining authorized
access to keyboards, video inputs and video outputs.
Partitioning can also be used to limit access to remote
systems.
RS-232 ports allow standard communication with keyboards,
alarm interface units, satellite system CPUs, recorder control
devices, third party interfaces, computers, etc. Each port is
individually programmable for standard data rates from 300
to 38,400 BPS. Each port can expand to four ports with the
optional port expander.
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ensuring the Most Vigilant security
MegaPower 3200 supports universal system and individual
monitor tours for consistent surveillance. A tour is a sequence
of video inputs with each input featuring an individual dwell
time, a preset/pattern and an auxiliary action. Tours can run
forward or in reverse.
Salvo switching allows multiple video inputs to be called
simultaneously to multiple contiguous video outputs. Sixty four
individual groups (salvos), consisting of up to 16 video inputs
(each with a preset and an auxiliary action) can be called either
manually or as part of a tour.
There are 35 user-programmable times available that can be
independently designated for multiple days of the week to call
universal tours to video output(s). Event timers also enable you
to activate and deactivate alarm contacts.
Alarms can be programmed to call a video input or groups of
video inputs to any one or more video outputs. Custom text
messages can be displayed on alarming monitors. A preset,
auxiliary action and individual dwell time may be defined for
each alarm input. Any of 25 alarm display/clearance methods
may be selected independently for each video output. Clear
alarms from a configured block of monitors using Normal,
Automatic, or Instant alarm clearing methods for convenient,
effective alarm management.
easily Monitor Activity and Permissions
Log the occurrence and removal of all alarm and video loss
events on a networked PC. An alarm event message includes
date/time of event, contact number, video input number and
alarm status. Video loss messages include date/time, video
input number, video loss status, synchronization loss status
and detection mode. Optional internal video loss detection
alerts an operator to the complete or partial loss of each video
input. Advanced detection circuitry detects loss of video sync
or 25%, 50%, 75% loss of video signal for each input
Keyboards or users can be assigned one of eight levels
of priority control of remote camera sites. Up to 64 user
codes, each with a unique password, can be assigned to
operators. Access to certain system features may be restricted
depending on a user's priority level.
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