Connections - VCS Videojet Series Manual

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Connections

Camera/monitor Depending on the device model used, you can connect a
video source (
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video sources generating a standard PAL or NTSC signal and all
monitors suitable for standard PAL or NTSC video signals can be
used for this purpose.
Connect a camera or other video source to the BNC jack VIDEO-IN
of the transmitter using a video cable (75 Ohm, BNC connector),
or
Connect a monitor to the BNC jack VIDEO-OUT of the receiver
using a video cable (75 Ohm, BNC connector).
Network You can connect the
connection 10/100 BASE-T network. Use a standard cable UTP Category 5
with RJ45 connectors for this connection.
Connect the network cable to the ETHERNET/UTP jack.
Alarm inputs, The alarm input of the
peripheral generators, e.g. door contacts or sensors. With appropriate config-
equipment uration, an alarm generator can, for example, trigger the automatic
connection set-up between the
You can connect switches or NO contacts directly without a sepa-
rate power supply.
The
e.g. lights or alarm sirens. This control output can be used interac-
tively during an active connection with the
with appropriate configuration, the control output can activate, for
example, an alarm siren in response to an alarm signal.
Pull terminal block from its plug-in base.
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