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- Page 1 LongReach 16 Active CCTV Receiver Hub LongReach 16 Active CCTV Receiver Hub (500120, 500121, 500122, 500123) Application Guide Version 1.03 April 2006 © MuxLab Inc.2004-2006...
- Page 2 • Manufacturing complexes • Schools • Hospitals • Prison and Correctional Institutions • Government • Traffic Monitoring • Retail stores • Shopping Malls • Casinos • Airports • Parking lots • Car dealerships • Underwater camera systems © MuxLab Inc.2004-2006...
- Page 3 Time However, if the hub is powered off and on, or a hub port is connected to a different camera, then the AGC will readjust again. AGC re-adjusts when the signal input levels and/or cable length changes. © MuxLab Inc.2004-2006...
- Page 4 AGC time delay. When the cable length and signal input level of the switched ports are similar, the time delay for the image to stabilize will be minimal. Therefore the time necessary for AGC compensation to stabilize is related to the change in cable length and/or input signal levels. © MuxLab Inc.2004-2006...
- Page 5 Class II power supply must be used. Camera to Head End – Extended Distance In this layout the LongReach 16 and the central monitoring equipment are co-located and due the distance, remote power to the camera is supplied locally. © MuxLab Inc.2004-2006...
- Page 6 A Cat5 “110” style patch panel may be used to concentrate all three signals over one Cat5 cable. It is important to note that if remote power is transmitted via Cat5 cable, a Class II power supply must be used. © MuxLab Inc.2004-2006...
- Page 7 The following diagram shows a typical configuration where the CCTV Hub is installed in a remote equipment or telecom room away from the central monitoring equipment. © MuxLab Inc.2004-2006...
- Page 8 PTZ control may be inserted into the Cat5 cable at the “110” panel. From the CCTV hub, bulk Cat5 cables transmit the camera signals to the DVR or mux where they terminate on CCTV Screw Terminal Baluns (500009). © MuxLab Inc.2004-2006...
- Page 9 The following diagram shows how remote power and PTZ control may be inserted at a “110” style punch-down block. A similar procedure could be used for 66, BIX and Krone interconnect hardware. The diagram shows MuxLab’s recommended convention to work in conjunction with the CCTV Pass-Thru Balun (500022).
- Page 10 CCTV Balun Application Guide available in pdf format at http://www.muxlab.com/assets/files/application_guides/VE_CCTV_Balun.pdf, or download the MuxLab Distance Calculator (20MB) by clicking on the following link: http://www.muxlab.com/assets/files/application_notes/DistanceCalculator.zip The RJ45 pin configuration of the CCTV Pass-Thru Balun (500022) follows the EIA/TIA 568B standard as shown in the following diagram and is compatible with the wiring described above for the hub.
- Page 11 Terminating on Coaxial Cable at the DVR If the LongReach 16 is installed near the DVR or mux and coaxial cable is preferred, the 500122 may be used for this application. The 500122 are fitted with BNC output for this purpose. © MuxLab Inc.2004-2006...
- Page 12 LongReach 16 in such a configuration. In the above configuration, the UTP/UTP version (500120) is used in conjunction with the CCTV Screw Terminal Balun (500009) to provide a total UTP cabling solution between the matrix switch and the cameras. © MuxLab Inc.2004-2006...
- Page 13 The DVR equipment was subsequently moved to a new location further away and new Cat5 cabling was installed. MuxLab’s Passive CCTV Hub (500130) may be used to convert the original sixteen (16) coaxial cables at the old location to Cat5. The LongReach 16 Active Hub (500122) is used to restore the signals to coax and compensate for the extended distance at the new DVR location.
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Page 14: Maximum Distance
However, as a guideline, it is recommended to perform a pilot test with the hub under worst case conditions to ensure user acceptable image results. This would involve testing a camera in extreme bright or dark surroundings and connecting it the furthest distance from the hub. © MuxLab Inc.2004-2006... - Page 15 This allows the LongReach 16 to be integrated into any new or existing hybrid CCTV cabling system. A list of camera vendors that support twisted pair may be found in MuxLab’s CCTV Balun Application Guide located in the Support section of MuxLab’s website.
- Page 16 In order to ensure reliable operation, it is important to verify the type of equipment being used, the type of cable, and the distance required before proceeding with an installation. If additional information is required, please contact MuxLab Sales or Customer Technical Support for assistance.
- Page 17 LongReach 16 Active CCTV Receiver Hub MuxLab Inc. Telephone : ......+1 514-905-0588 8114 Trans Canada Hwy, Toll-free (North America) : ..1-877-689-5228 St. Laurent (Quebec) Fax : ........+1 514-905-0589 Canada H4S 1M5 E-mail: videoease@muxlab.com URL: www.muxlab.com © MuxLab Inc.2004-2006...
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