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Nova MATRIX 66 Installation & Operation Manual

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X824-05-02
MATRIX 66
SUPER-HIGH-DENSITY VIDEO SWITCHING
SYSTEM
Warning: To reduce a risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this product to rain or moisture.
Copyright © 2005 Vicon Industries Inc. All rights reserved.
Product specifications subject to change without notice.
Vicon and its logo are registered trademarks of Vicon Industries Inc.
VICON INDUSTRIES INC., 89 ARKAY DRIVE, HAUPPAUGE, NEW YORK 11788
TEL: 631-952-CCTV (2288) FAX: 631-951-CCTV (2288) TOLL FREE: 800-645-9116
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Vicon part no. 8006-8824-05-02
Rev 307 Section 2

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  • Page 1 X824-05-02 MATRIX 66 SUPER-HIGH-DENSITY VIDEO SWITCHING SYSTEM Warning: To reduce a risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this product to rain or moisture. Copyright © 2005 Vicon Industries Inc. All rights reserved. Product specifications subject to change without notice.

  • Page 5: Fcc Notice

    FCC Notice Note: Complies with Federal Communications Commission Rules & Regulations Part 15, Subpart B for a Class A digital device. WARNING This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not installed and used properly, that is, in strict accordance with the manufacturer’s instruction, may cause interference to radio and television reception.

  • Page 7: Important Safeguards

    For 230 VAC units with a plug, the outlet must be installed Contact an electrician to replace an obsolete outlet. Do not near the unit and be easily accessible. force a plug into a non-grounded outlet. Important Safeguards • i X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...

  • Page 9: Table Of Contents

    Contents Quick Start ..........................iv Introduction .........................1 Preparation ..........................5 Installing the Matrix 66 in a Rack........................5 Tools Required ...............................5 Supplied Accessories ............................6 Camera and Monitor Connections ..................7 Cameras ................................7 Monitors ................................8 Single Card Cage Installation...................10 128 Cameras, 32 Monitors ...........................10 Multiple Card Cage Installation..................12 Looping Camera Video ..........................12...

  • Page 10: Quick Start

    DIP switch settings. Camera and monitor panels on the rear of the Matrix 66 are labeled. Connect cameras and monitors to your system using the numbered labels as a guide. Terminate the appropriate BNC, D-shell connectors or switcher board shunts (JP1-JP64); do not “double terminate.”...
  • Page 11 V1500 Control Systems: Camera V1500CDU-VID VIDEO-IN Part No. 1251-3271-01 Part No. 1251-3271-01 Connect to External CPU Connect to External CPU Control In connector Control In connector Quick Start • v X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...
  • Page 12 V1300 Systems: vi • Quick Start X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...
  • Page 13 128 camera, 32 monitor system: A 128 camera, 32 monitor system is shown below. It consists of one card cage only, with the NOVA V1466A CPU card installed. Camera and monitor connections are indicated, as well as the BNCs that should be terminated.
  • Page 14 The connections between multiple cages are shown for a 256 camera, 48 monitor system. Note that this system requires the NOVA V1500 or V1300 control system. In the following illustration, only the wiring of the first panel of each cage is shown. The second, third and fourth panels of each cage is wired the same.

  • Page 15: Introduction

    V6680SCC-16-1A or V6680SCC-32-1A card cages and connections to other equipment. Matrix 66 is a microprocessor-based video switching system that routes video signals from a specified camera position to a specified monitor. The front and rear of the Matrix 66 card cage is shown in Figure 1.
  • Page 16 Matrix 66 as one of its CCTV components. If a V1300 or V1500 control system is used to control the Matrix 66, a decoder board is required to be inserted in the slot where the CPU is normally located.
  • Page 17 128 monitor output per parallel card Up to 32 KEYPAD keypads per serial card Up to 32 keypads per serial card Figure 2A Sample V1500 System Using Matrix 66 Video Switcher Card Cages Introduction • 3 X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...
  • Page 18 Table 1 lists the model number, product code and a brief description of components which can be purchased separately. Note that your Matrix 66 system may or may not include these components, depending upon the requirements of your CCTV system.

  • Page 19: Preparation

    Preparation Installing the Matrix 66 in a Rack The card cage is designed for mounting in a standard 19-inch rack (EIA standard RS-310). Perform the following procedure to install the card cage in a rack. Note: It is recommended that two installers work together to mount the card cage(s) in the rack.

  • Page 20: Supplied Accessories

    Supplied Accessories The power cable and required number of terminators will be supplied for your Matrix 66, as well as the appropriate number of control signal looping cables with your order. For the V1466A card, you will receive an accessory kit that contains the items in Table 2.

  • Page 21: Camera And Monitor Connections

    Camera and Monitor Connections Cameras Video is usually brought back from the cameras to the Matrix 66 with coaxial cable. Even if some other transmission medium is used, such as fiber optics or wireless, final connection to the Matrix 66 is made with coaxial cable.

  • Page 22: Monitors

    As the rear panel of the card cages will be labeled for you at the factory, connecting monitors to your Matrix 66 is quick and easy. Perform the procedure below to connect monitors to the Matrix 66. If you are adding monitors to an existing Matrix 66 system, refer to Expanding an Existing System.
  • Page 23 In order to view the programming screens for the V1466A card, you must connect a coaxial cable from a monitor to the BNC connector on the rear panel of the Matrix 66 card cage. Make this connection to the BNC connector labeled “STATUS DISPLAY”...

  • Page 24: Single Card Cage Installation

    D-shell connector. Connect the other end of the cable to top 2 from the right D-shell connector on the fourth panel as shown in Figure 7. 10 • Single Card Cage Installation X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...
  • Page 25 Make connections to cameras and monitors as discussed previously and make any other appropriate connections discussed in the other sections of this manual. Single Card Cage Installation • 11 X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...

  • Page 26: Multiple Card Cage Installation

    5. If your system includes more than two card cages, continue to loop video down to the subsequent card cages, referring to Figure 9 and the examples in Figures 11 and 13. 12 • Multiple Card Cage Installation X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...
  • Page 27 7. Repeat steps 3 - 7 for the remaining video looping panels in the system (the second, fourth, and fifth panels – the third panel is for monitor outputs). Figure 9 Looping Camera Video in Multiple Card Cage Systems Multiple Card Cage Installation • 13 X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...

  • Page 28: Camera Expansion Using Serial Loop

    Figure 14 also illustrates another method of expanding systems with camera size more than 256. Instead of looping monitors, an additional card cage with V6640SEXP32-A boards is used for camera expansion (4th 14 • Multiple Card Cage Installation X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...

  • Page 29: Large System Examples

    BNCs on the third card cage’s BNC panels (all panels except the third) are terminated using the shunt jumper terminators (JP1-JP64) located on the associated switcher card. Figure 11 Connections for 256 Camera, 48 Monitor System Multiple Card Cage Installation • 15 X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...
  • Page 30 Refer to Camera Expansion Using Serial Loop Configuration for more information on monitor connections between the card cages. Figure 12 Connections for 512 Camera, 16 Monitor System 16 • Multiple Card Cage Installation X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...
  • Page 31 BNCs in the third panels of the second and fourth cages. Figure 13 Connections for 512 Camera, 32 Monitor System Multiple Card Cage Installation • 17 X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...

  • Page 32: Looping Control Signals

    Control signals from an external control system (V1300 or V1500) must be looped from card cage to card cage as discussed in the following procedure. 1. Connect the V1300 or V1500 Video Control CPU to the Matrix 66 Alarm/Control In connector. 2. Connect the supplied control cable to the Control Out connector of the first card cage.
  • Page 33 Using the supplied control cable, connect J11 Control Out of the first card cage (card cage that contains the V1466A CPU card) to Alarm/Control In of the second card cage (card cage that contains the V1466ADCDB Decoder Card). Multiple Card Cage Installation • 19 X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...

  • Page 34: Expanding An Existing System

    3. JP68 – Pin 2 and 3 shunt shorted To add new cards, remove the front panel of the Matrix 66 and insert the card into the appropriate empty slot, taking all necessary precautions to prevent static discharge. Lock the cards into place using the inserter clips.

  • Page 35: Adding Monitors

    As discussed in Camera and Monitor Connections, the BNC panel in the extreme right card slot (viewing the Matrix 66 card cage from the rear) is used for cameras 1-64. The next BNC panel is used for cameras 65- 128, and so forth in an increasing camera number order. Refer to Tables 3, 4, and 5.
  • Page 36 (second cage). On a Matrix 66 with an External CPU System: In order to identify to the card cage which V6610S-1A video switcher card will be used for which set of 64 cameras, each slot of the cage is addressed using the shunts on the switcher cards and the DIP switch settings and shunts on the decoder board.
  • Page 37 Figure 16 Location of DIP Switches and Shunt Jumpers Expanding an Existing System • 23 X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...
  • Page 38 Figure 16, continued Location of DIP Switches and Shunt Jumpers 24 • Expanding an Existing System X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...
  • Page 39 193-256 257-320 321-384 385-448 449-512 513-576 577-640 641-704 705-768 769-832 833-896 897-960 961-1024 1025-1088 1089-1152 1153-1216 1217-1280 1281-1344 1345-1408 1409-1472 1473-1536 1537-1600 1601-1664 1665-1728 1729-1792 1793-1856 1857-1920 1921-1984 1985-2048 Expanding an Existing System • 25 X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...
  • Page 40 129-144 145-160 161-176 177-192 193-208 209-224 225-240 241-256 Cameras Pole Number (Camera Number) 5 (C8) 6 (C9) 7 (C10) 8 (C11) 1-256 257-512 513-768 769-1024 1025-1280 1281-1536 1537-1792 1793-2048 26 • Expanding an Existing System X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...
  • Page 41 256 cameras. Connections are shown in Figure 14. These expander cards are placed in the last card cage. The DIP switches on the last card cage’s decoder card are configured as shown in Tables 3-5. Expanding an Existing System • 27 X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...

  • Page 42: Adding A Vi466A Cpu Card

    Adding a VI466A CPU Card • If you want to convert an existing V1500/V1300 Matrix 66 system to a system that uses the V1466A, you can do so by using the following procedure. Note that you may not expand a VI466A system to more than 256 cameras, 32 monitors (2 card cages).
  • Page 43 VI466A to Matrix 66 Connections 8. With the V1466A card installed, you will have a keyboard DIN connector on front of the unit for a programming keyboard and a BNC connector on the left rear of the unit for the programming monitor.

  • Page 44: Adding A Vi466A Titler Card

    Adding a VI466A Titler Card Note: This section is only applicable to a Matrix 66 system controlled by the VI466A CPU card. To add time, date and titling capabilities to your Matrix 66 system, a Vl466ATDT-SHD-16/-32 card must replace the existing V6616-AMP-1A (or V6632-AMP-1AS) that is in your system. This is typically done at the factory.
  • Page 45 5. Replace the V1466ATDT-SHD-16/-32 cards into the third slot or fourth slots (counting from the left, viewing the unit from the front). Use the inserter clip to lock the card in place and replace the front cover. Expanding an Existing System • 31 X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...

  • Page 46: External Control System Connections

    External Control System Connections In order to control the Matrix 66 with an external control system (V1500/V1300), you must make a hard-wired connection between the Matrix 66 card cage(s) and the external CPU. Connect the supplied cable between the Alarm/Control In connector of the first card cage and the appropriate connector as listed in the following table.
  • Page 47 V1300 Systems: Figure 20 Control Signal Connections for External Control Systems External Control System Connections • 33 X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...

  • Page 48: Keypad And Receiver Connections

    X553, respectively. Remote Keypads Up to 32 keypads may be connected to the Matrix 66. These keypads are used to control remote positioning of pan-and-tilt drives, lens functions, alarm acknowledgment and receiver communications failure acknowledgment. Perform the following procedure to connect remote keypads to the Matrix 66 card cage.

  • Page 49: Programming Keyboard

    Not Used Programming Keyboard The programming menus are navigated using an IBM AT-style keyboard connected to the Matrix 66 front panel. Make the connection to the keyboard and refer to NOVA V1466 Digital Control and Matrix Switching System Programming Manual X897 for instructions on using the keyboard to make programming selections.
  • Page 50 5. Complete the color column in Table 8 as it will be needed to connect the other end of the cable. 6. Connect the assembled connector to receiver connector J4 on the rear panel of the Matrix 66 card cage which houses the V1466A card.

  • Page 51: Alarm And Alarm Printer Connections

    1. Select the 25-to-37 pin adapter from the VI466A accessory kit. 2. Locate J9 on the Matrix 66 decoder card as shown in Figure 23 below. Plug the adapter from step 1 into this D-shell connector.
  • Page 52 5. Connect the assembled connector to the D-shell connector labeled “J2 RS-232 ALM” on the rear panel of the Matrix 66 card cage which houses the V1466A card. 6. Connect the other end of the cable to a serial line printer. Refer to the appropriate printer documentation.

  • Page 53: Host Computer Connections

    Host Computer Connections Note: This chapter is only applicable for Matrix 66 systems using the internal VI466A CPU card. If your control system is the V1500V1300, make connections as documented in XX093 or X553, respectively. The V1466A can communicate with a computer through RS-232 port connector J1. RS-232 commands are used to control and operate CCTV equipment using a remote host computer instead of using one of the remote keypads.
  • Page 54 J1 RS-232 Host Connector Host Color Write the conductor color in this column Pin No. Signal Name 9-Pin Connector 25-Pin Connector Not Used Not Used Ground Not Used Not Used 40 • Host Computer Connections X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...

  • Page 55: Miscellaneous Device Connections

    2. Eight video channels are available from one D-shell connector on the Matrix 66 panel. Use Table 11 in order to determine which of the eight channels is available on which BNC on the other end of the V66RCB cable.

  • Page 56: Power Connections

    Power Connections Vicon supplies the power cord for the Matrix 66. After all connections are made to other equipment, connect the power cord to the unit and then to the appropriate source (120 VAC or 230 VAC). Turn the unit ON, using the power switch on the front panel.

  • Page 57: Maintenance

    Then place the sealed storage container in a location where the temperature is maintained between 32 to 122° F (0 to 50° C). Maintenance • 43 X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...

  • Page 58: Reference

    Control Cabling If the control system is the V1500 or V1300, a control cable will be connected from the Matrix 66 to the V1500/V1300. This cable is shipped with the control system. If more than one card cage is required for either V1466A or V1500/V1300 systems, a cable will be required between the subsequent cages.
  • Page 59 Matrix 66 and the keypads or receivers. All cable types in the table are dual cable except for Belden 9182. Dual cables have two twisted pairs of cables which are shielded to prevent communications between the two sets. Each pair is enclosed by a shield. The shield includes a stranded conductor, the “drain”, that allows the shield to be connected to a ground.

  • Page 60: Twisted-Pair Cable

    (800) 235-3361 Daisy-Chain and Star Configurations Receivers may be connected in daisy-chain or star configurations, as shown in Figure 31 below. This also applies to keypads. Figure 27 Daisy-Chain and Star Configurations 46 • Reference X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...

  • Page 61: Assembling D-Shell Connectors

    Top: 9-pin Connector. Bottom: a) Inner shield is inserted into appropriate grooves. b) Inner shield is closed. Note position of the ferrule. c) Outer shield is inserted into the appropriate grooves. d) Outer shield is closed. Reference • 47 X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...
  • Page 62 48 • Reference X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...

  • Page 63: Technical Information

    Shipping Weight: 40.5 lb (18.4 kg). Shipping Volume: 4.20 ft (0.120 m ENVIRONMENTAL Operating Temperature Range: 32 to 122° F (0 to 50° C). Operating Humidity Range: Up to 90% relative, noncondensing. Technical Information • 49 X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...

  • Page 64: Shipping Instructions

    3. Pack the unit carefully. Use the original shipping carton or its equivalent for maximum protection. 4. Mark the R.A. number on the outside of the carton on the shipping label. 50 • Technical Information X824-05-02 Rev 307 Matrix 66...

  • Page 65: Vicon Standard Equipment Warranty

    Vicon Standard Equipment Warranty Vicon Industries Inc. (the “Company”) warrants your equipment to be free from defects in material and workmanship under Normal Use from the date of original retail purchase for a period of three years, with the following exceptions: VCRs, all models: Labor and video heads warranted for 120 days from date of original retail purchase.
  • Page 66 Vicon Industries Inc. Corporate Headquarters 89 Arkay Drive Hauppauge, New York 11788 631-952-CCTV (2288) 800-645-9116 Fax: 631-951-CCTV (2288) Vicon Europe Headquarters Brunel Way Fareham, PO15 5TX United Kingdom +44 (0) 1489 566300 Fax: +44 (0) 1489 566322 Germany vin-videotronic infosystems gmbh Lahnstrasse 1 D-24539 Neumuenster Phone: +49 (0) 4321 8790...

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