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  • Page 1 NetCam1 NetCam6 NetCamPlus Manual Video Communication Systems GmbH...
  • Page 2 VCS GmbH. In no event will VCS GmbH be liable for any damages (including but not limited to damages out of lost profits, interruption of business, loss of company information and data, telecommunication charges or financial loss), which arise out of the use of or inability to use these products.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    ONFIGURATION XAMPLES ....................38 ......................38 ............38 DJUSTMENT OF OCAL ISTANCE 4.2.1 Lenses with Fixed Focal Length ...............39 4.2.2 Zoom-Lenses ....................39 CCD-P ..............39 DJUSTMENT OF ARAMETERS ....................40 PERATION ..................40 RONT ANEL ISPLAY ..................41 EFAULT ETTINGS NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...
  • Page 4 Redial Options ..................72 6.11 6) ............73 NPUT CTIONS ONLY FOR 6.11.1 Connecting Inputs ..................73 6.11.2 Hold Function ................... 74 6.11.3 Configuration Example 1 ................75 6.11.4 Configuration Example 2 ................76 NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...
  • Page 5 Error Symptoms and Troubleshooting ............81 ...................84 ECHNICAL ................86 ABLE SSIGNMENTS 7.3.1 ISDN Cable ....................87 7.3.2 Camera Cable (not for NetCamPlus) ............88 7.3.3 Configuration Cable (NetCam1 and NetCam6) ........88 7.3.4 Configuration Cable (NetCamPlus) ............89 .........89 OMPLIANCE WITH TANDARDS AND EGULATIONS ................91 ONFIGURATION XAMPLES 7.5.1 Connection of a Remote Controlled Pan&Tilt Camera Head ....91...
  • Page 6 NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 7: Introduction

    Introduction 1 Introduction This manual describes the function, installation and operation of the VCS multimedia modems NetCam1 NetCam1E NetCam6 NetCamPlus. The term ’NetCam’ is used throughout the course of this manual as far as relating to functions or characteristics, which are commonly shared by all products.

  • Page 8: Supplied Contents

    AI-plug (only NetCamPlus) F Note: Pin assignment of the supplied cables is depicted in the appendix, section 7.3 on page 86. 1.2 Operating Requirements In order to put NetCam into operation, check the following requirements: NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...
  • Page 9 Video source: For most applications a camera with a BAS or FBAS output is used as a video source. NetCam supports PAL as well as NTSC standard video sourc- es (not required for NetCamPlus). NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 10: System Characteristics

    In summary, NetCam literally delivers an ac- tual ‘insight’ into distant events. It is possible to automate surveillance of unattended NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 11: Functional Description

    The ViewStation software decoder automatically adapts to the features offered by the respective remote site. For example, control of the additional video and alarm inputs of a NetCam6 unit or the setting of the CCD-sensor for a NetCamPlus remote site are easily accomplished. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 12: System Configuration

    NetCam1E (receiver model) The following figures show typical configuration examples for NetCam systems: Typical NetCam system overview: PC with NetCam1 ViewStation NetCam1 PC with NetCam6 ViewStation ISDN/ GSM/ analog telephone network NetCam6 NetCam1 Receiver NetCamPlus NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...
  • Page 13 Connecting a NetCam1 sending unit to the ISDN: color camera NetCam1 ISDN S -connector 1 alarm input 1 relay output data Connecting a NetCam1 sending unit to the analog telephone network: color camera Modem NetCam1 analog telephone 1 alarm input connection...
  • Page 14 ISDN S -connector NetCam1E audio data push-button All depicted configurations for NetCam6 and NetCam1E can be extended for addition- al or exclusive communication over analog lines or wireless networks as shown for NetCam1 above. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...
  • Page 15 In addition to the regular usage of the ’Modem’-port for connection of an external mo- dem or for system configuration, as explained in subsequent sections, a button can be directly connected to this interface. The presence of the button is determined by NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...
  • Page 16 Using this line allows to trigger external sig- nals or to switch on the display monitor, for example. The output is rated at 40mA. connection status signal level idle app. -8.5 V active connection app. +8.5 V NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 17: Hardware Installation

    Do not open your NetCam unit. Any warranty claims would be void if the system has been tampered with. • Avoid any direct contact with NetCam connector pins. Even minor soiling or static discharge could lead to technical malfunction or, in the worst case, destruction. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 18: Connectors

    The following figures show the back planes with the connectors for the different Net- Cam models: Rear view of NetCam1 (Transmitter): 5V DC Rear view of NetCam1E (Receiver): 5V DC Rear view of NetCam6: 5V DC NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 19: Power Supply

    These include for example air condi- tioners, refrigerators or copy machines. Some power installations are especially vulnerable to voltage fluctuations, e.g. power surges or spikes. In this case, NetCam should be connected to the mains outlet using NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 20: Video Inputs (Not For Netcamplus)

    If the video level is too low or the synchronization impulse is not clear, a cable equal- izer or video amplifier should be used. This device is to be adjusted in a way that the video level is raised to the rated values stated above. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 21: Video Output

    3.3.4 Alarm Inputs NetCam1 and NetCamPlus are equipped with one alarm input each, while NetCam6 has seven alarm inputs total. External alarm sensors can be connected to these in- puts. External alarm sensors, e.g. infrared motion detectors, may trigger the NetCam system, which will subsequently dial a preconfigured alarm telephone number and es- tablish a connection with a receiver, e.g.
  • Page 22 Hardware Installation ’Alarm’ connector at the rear panel of NetCam1 and NetCam6: Connector ‘ALARM’ Signal viewed from soldering side of plug Input + Input - +5 V (max. 10 mA) Relay Y Relay Z Audio Output Connectors ’IN OUT’ resp. ’Alarm I/O’ for NetCam6 and NetCamPlus: Connector ‘IN OUT’...
  • Page 23 Hardware Installation Connecting a push button to NetCam1 or NetCam6: Connection of an alarm button is accomplished by connecting pin 1 to pin 3 and at- taching pin 2 to one and pin 4 to the other terminal of the contact. Usage of a bounce- free button is recommended.

  • Page 24: Relay Outputs

    NetCam6 has seven control outputs total. Connection is provided at the socket la- belled ‘Alarm’ or at the screw terminals labelled ‘OUT’ for NetCam1 and NetCam6, or ’Alarm I/O’ for NetCamPlus. The above diagrams section 3.3.4 on page 21 depict the pin assignment of the respective connectors.

  • Page 25: Audio I/O

    For NetCam1 and NetCam6 the audio output signal is available at the connector la- belled ‘Alarm’ (see the figure in section 3.3.4 on page 21) at pin 7 (signal) and pin 4 (GND).

  • Page 26: Isdn-Connector

    B-channels = 128 kbit/s), which is recommended for best picture quality. 3.3.8 Serial Interfaces NetCam1 and NetCam6 each do provide two serial interfaces according to the RS232C standard. In addition, one of the ports may alternatively be operated in RS485 mode, providing differential levels for greater distances and multi-point capa- bility.
  • Page 27 ’Modem’-Interface The interface port labelled ‘Modem’ for NetCam1 and NetCam6 units as well as the single serial port featured by NetCamPlus units is mainly intended for connection to a local modem for data transmission over analog telephone lines as well as wireless networks such as GSM (using a GSM modem).
  • Page 28 NetCam interface must be adjusted to meet the settings of the connected PC. These parameters are configurable by means of the included terminal program. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...
  • Page 29 NetCam units and the controller are connected in a bus configuration as de- picted below. A unit address (ID) is assigned to each NetCam, which is permanently stored in nonvolatile memory. ISDN NetCam ISDN NetCam ISDN NetCam ISDN NetCam Address NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...
  • Page 30 The RS485 mode may also be used to connect several peripheral devices in a bus- fashion. The following diagrams depict the pin assignment of the connectors for NetCam1 and NetCam6, as well as for NetCamPlus. Pin assignment of the ’Modem’ connector in RS485-mode (not NetCamPlus): ‘Modem’...
  • Page 31 NCTerm or another control terminal may also be connected via the ’Camera’-port. Connection of a control ter- minal to either serial port is automatically detected. Therefore no ad- justment is necessary. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...
  • Page 32 19200 baud, incoming data is buffered, causing additional delay in the data transmission chain. During times of high volume data traffic, arriving at higher interface speeds than 4800, the buffer may eventually fill-up and overflow, re- sulting data loss. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 33: Ai-Connector (Netcamplus Only)

    If unshielded cables are used, surrounding fields may induce voltages, which might cause erroneous behavior of the equipment, e.g. trigger an alarm, or, in worst cases, permanently damage the NetCam unit. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 34: Electromagnetic Interference (Emi)

    NetCam unit is located. In addition, appropriate lightning conductors should be in- stalled in closest proximity to the cameras. In highly endangered areas, the use of fi- ber optic cable is recommended for suitable isolation of the video signal. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 35: Netcam Configuration Examples

    Refer to section 2.3 on page 12 for examples. Connecting a pan & tilt camera, a microphone and a speaker to a NetCam1 unit: All available interfaces of a NetCam1 unit are being used in the above diagram. De- pending on the type of application one or more peripheral components can be re- moved.
  • Page 36 Connecting 6 cameras, a local monitor, audio I/O, 6 external alarm sensors as well as 6 actuators to a NetCam6 sending unit: The same remarks as for the previous NetCam1 diagram also apply to the diagram above. Also here many peripheral components are depicted which are not required for each application.
  • Page 37 PC. Instead of a PC a control panel or any other device with RS232C/RS485 interface can be used. The simultaneous connection of the PC to both serial interface indicates not only local control but also transmission of transparent user data over the ’Camera’-port to the respective sender. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 38: Netcamplus

    When adjusting the back focal distance the lens aperture must be complete open, in order to minimize depth of focus. Otherwise the focal point cannot precisely be deter- mined, which would cause loss of focus for lower scene illumination and subsequent NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 39: Lenses With Fixed Focal Length

    All parameters of the CCD sensor can be adjusted locally using the NCTerm terminal program or remotely via the ViewStation software decoder. Refer to section 6.12 on page 77 for a detailed description of CCD parameter settings. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 40: Operation

    5.1 Front Panel Display Four light-emitting diodes (LED) on the front side of the unit indicate to the user the current status of the respective NetCam1 or NetCam6 unit (not for NetCamPlus): • A correctly installed adapter and the according power supply are indicated by a red diode.

  • Page 41: Default Settings

    ’Camera’ interface: 9.6 kbit/s, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity F Note: All of these standard settings can be programmed or adjusted re- motely using the ViewStation software decoder or locally using the NCTerm, which is described in the following chapter. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...
  • Page 42 NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Handbuch, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 43: Configuration Using Ncterm

    Windows Explorer. When the NCTerm software has been started, the button ‘Local Unit’ appears in yellow, if the connected NetCam does re- spond. Should the area remain grey, the connection between the local NetCam and NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 44: Call Control Using Ncterm

    Before attempting to establish a connection, at least one transmission network has to be available, as indicated by one of the larger LED’s labelled ’ISDN’ and ’Modem’. Color coding for the I’SDN’ indicator is as shown in the table below: NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...
  • Page 45 (e.g. no radio link) red: Incorrect PIN code (see menu -> ’Local Unit’ -> ’General’ - > ’Enter GSM PIN code’) red flashing: The GSM PIN code on the SIM-card has been blocked NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...
  • Page 46 PBX. In this case a di- alling pause is needed after the access number for the outside line. Otherwise characters can be lost which could cause connection establishment to fail. Using the NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...
  • Page 47 GSM-modems: +CGMM +CPIN:READY +CPIN: SIM PIN +CME:ERROR:WRONG PASSWORD CREG:0,1 CREG:0,2 CREG:0,(all other parameters) CPIN:SIM PUK Special characters influencing the dial tone dial procedure: pulse dial wait for dial tone dial pause hook flash NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 48: Status Display

    By clicking on the symbolically depicted NetCam unit at the local or the remote side, these can be operated and configured. Configuration items are structured into differ- ent dialog panels which are described in detail in the followings chapter. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 49: Video And Audio Operation Panel

    With two exceptions, all entries on this page are not permanently stored as setup parameters. The page itself is divided into two main categories (audio and video), which are de- scribed in the following. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 50: Audio Control

    ViewStation software decoder. For good audio transmission quality the adaptation of the output volume and the input sensitivity according to the external audio components used is mandatory. By select- NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 51: Video Control

    The ’Picture-in-Picture’ (PiP)-feature allows to overlay the local video input into the re- ceived video for a NetCam6 receiver. This is useful if a local video camera should be continuously monitored, even when the unit is connected to a remote site. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...
  • Page 52 As described later in section 6.7 on page 60 each camera can be individually named, with the name also being used to label the buttons. The software automatically recognizes the number of available camera inputs and disables the camera select buttons for NetCam1 and NetCamPlus. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 53: Alarm Configuration

    An arbitrary user configurable text - ’Danger !!!!’ in the given example - will further en- hance user information in case of an alarm. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 54: Activation Of Alarm Inputs

    ISDN Alarm supervises the ISDN connection for availability. If the ISDN connec- tion fails, e.g. by a broken cable, an alarm condition will appear, which can be communicated using an alternate network connection, for example using an ex- NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...
  • Page 55 Alarm Inputs are used to connect external sensors or contacts. Depending on the NetCam type only a single input (NetCam1 or NetCamPlus) is or seven inputs are (NetCam6) available. Each alarm input can be configured to trigger an alarm when an external voltage is supplied (high active) or external voltage fails to be present (low active).

  • Page 56: Motion Detection

    Alarm has to be activated (button ’On’). • If the master alarm feature is in use, master alarm has to be active in order to en- able all other alarms of the system. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 57: Output Actions

    The NCTerm user interface only displays events which are rel- evant for the respective hardware. The following events are available: NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 58: Output Configuration

    This includes the definition of the idle state, i.e. relay open or closed in idle state, and selection of mono- or bistable operation. When an output is programmed to be bistable, both states, open or closed, are stable. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...
  • Page 59 (e.g. stair case lights, stay on for 2 minutes) or operation of a remote door opener (e.g. operate for 3 seconds). Even if the outputs are configured to follow the inputs of the remote side, as explained NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 60: Camera Configuration

    One input of the six available video inputs of a NetCam6 systems can be defined as a default input. Regardless of which camera has been switched to by the user during an active connection, after disconnect always the default camera input will be select- NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...
  • Page 61 • The video memory will record the video signal of the default camera. Therefore after an alarm, the pre-alarm history will reflect the perspective of the default cam- era. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 62: Video Standards

    The same holds for a NetCam1 re- ceiver, if the ’PAL’ default setting is not wanted. All output settings are ignored when a NetCam1 sender is connected.
  • Page 63 ’Transparent 1’ in combination with the ViewStation software de- coder. Otherwise transparent data transmission and/or camera remote control is blocked. Do not change the datamode setting form ’Transparent 1’ unless you are acquainted with NCP. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 64: General Settings

    NetCam provides three levels of access protection, with the lowest level representing the unprotected configuration at the time of delivery. Separate passwords for the ’Us- er’ and the ’Service’ level will effectively protect installed units against unauthorized NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...
  • Page 65 Af- ter 4 wrong attempts or when 60 seconds have been exceeded, the line is disconnect- ed by the called NetCam unit. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 66: Pin Entry For Gsm

    In- stead the user is prompted for password entry, otherwise the connection is discon- nected after 60 seconds. If no user is available for password entry, password NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 67: Real-Time Clock

    The unit ID can be retrieved any time during an active connection, even without the necessity to login, in case the sender unit is password protected. IDs are limited to 12 digits and restricted to numbers only. The configuration is stored in non-volatile mem- ory. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 68: Msn/Eaz

    ISDN leased-line connection between two NetCam units When leased line mode is selected, all D-channel signalling is effectively disabled. No dialling takes place, instead both units will immediately start transmitting data in one or both B-channels. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 69: Ncp Address

    However, no responses from the connected modem are displayed. The main in- tention for the present feature are small adaptations of the modem configuration which are not permanently stored inside the modem parameter set. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 70: Telephone Number Directory

    (01 - 50). The upper half of the configuration dialog displays the directory, while the lower half of the panel shows the current association of alarm sources and telephone numbers. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 71: Entering Telephone Numbers

    If the connection cannot be established (wrong number, busy receiver, ...), NetCam will either redial the same number or will use the number corresponding to the second highest priority in another dial attempt NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 72: Redial Options

    When configuring the redial options the regulations for the specific country as im- posed by the PTT or service provider have to be taken into consideration. These reg- ulations usually restrict a fast series of redial attempts. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 73: Input Actions (Only For Netcam6)

    6.11.1 Connecting Inputs One application example for a connection between alarm inputs and automatic cam- era selection is the usage of several external motion detectors or other sensors. The NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 74: Hold Function

    When ’Hold’ is activated, the first alert of an external sensor will trig- ger an alarm and select the associated camera. No further switching between camera inputs takes place, even if other sensors are activated. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 75: Configuration Example 1

    Room 2 Motion Sensor Window contact Door contact Master Alarm The table below shows the correct configuration: Input Near End Far End Camera 1 Camera 1 Camera 1 Camera 2 Camera 2 Camera 2 NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 76: Configuration Example 2

    12. The configuration shown in the table below will allow to control the remote cameras using buttons attached to the local alarm inputs of the receiver: Input Near End Far End Camera 1 Camera 2 Camera 3 NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 77: Ccd Parameter Settings (Only For Netcamplus)

    One application example is an enhanced identification of ob- jects in front of a bright background. Switching on backlight compensation will restrict exposure control to an area in the center of the scene instead of averaging over the NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 78: Automatic Gain Control (Agc)

    10 seconds • press the ’Freeze’ button The current value will be stored and also kept after a power cycle. If the color temper- NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 79: Shutter Speed

    2 in order to compensate for the fast- er shutter speed. When recording fast moving objects in the scene, a fast shutter speed can be advan- tageous. However note that the sensitivity of the camera decreases with faster shutter speeds. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...
  • Page 80 Configuration Using NCTerm NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 81: Appendix

    -plug), or be- tween NetCam and the external modem and modem and the telephone network. Use only the supplied ISDN cable. • When connecting an external modem use the optionally available modem cable. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...
  • Page 82 The same way actual modem pa- rameters can be retrieved. NetCam does not answer incoming calls: • Check, if the correct phone number has been dialed. • Check, if NetCam has been configured to the correct EAZ/MSN. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...
  • Page 83 If power failure occurs during a firmware upgrade cycle and - after reset - the re- spective NetCam unit does not connect to the NCTerm terminal program, the unit has to be replaced. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 84: Technical Data

    RCA socket (not NetCamPlus) - Video output RCA socket for NetCam6; BNC for NetCamPlus - Audio input 3.5 mm mini jack (mono) for NetCam1 and NetCam6; screw terminals for NetCamPlus - Audio output 7-pin mini-DIN jack for NetCam1 and NetCam6, screw terminals for NetCamPlus NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, ©...
  • Page 85 - Alarm-/Control input/output 7-pin mini-DIN jack and additional screw terminals for NetCam6; screw terminals for NetCamPlus - Data interfaces 2 x 8-pin Mini-DIN jack for NetCam1 and NetCam6, 9-pin D-Sub plug for NetCamPlus - Line interface RJ45 (Western) - Power supply...

  • Page 86: Cable Pin Assignments

    The diagrams in the following depict the internal wiring of the supplied cables. Pin as- signment is seen from the soldering side of the connectors or looking onto the corre- sponding jacks at the NetCam backplane. NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 87: Isdn Cable

    Appendix 7.3.1 ISDN Cable RJ45 (Western) RJ45 (Western) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 88: Camera Cable (Not For Netcamplus)

    Appendix 7.3.2 Camera Cable (not for NetCamPlus) Mini DIN 8pol. (male) Mini DIN 8pol. (male) 7.3.3 Configuration Cable (NetCam1 and NetCam6) Mini DIN 8pol. (male) D-Sub. 9pol. (female) NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 89: Configuration Cable (Netcamplus)

    ENV 50140 ENV 50141 ISDN: BAPT 223 ZV 25/ 10.94 iCTR3 / 11.94 ETS 300 047 - 3 CSE P 10-20A, CSE P 10 - 21A c0188H Compliance: BZT: D129949H, D130120H, D131412J, D131413J BAKOM:97.0661.I.N NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...
  • Page 90 Appendix NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 91: Configuration Examples

    Connection of a Remote Controlled Pan&Tilt Camera Head camera RS232 Pan & ’Camera’ Tilt port opt. interface converter zoom/focus camera RS232 Pan & ’Camera’ Tilt port zoom/focus opt. interface converter camera Pan & Tilt zoom/focus NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 92: Pin Assignment Of Interfaces According To Rs232

    Appendix 7.5.2 Pin Assignment of Interfaces According to RS232 Converter 25/9 pins NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Manual, © VCS GmbH...

  • Page 93: Glossary

    Data Communication Equipment, e.g. a modem Endgeräte-Auswahl-Ziffer: used by 1TR6 to select different ISDN units connected to the same S -bus. ETSI European Telecommunication Standard Institute Half duplex Data transmission in both directions, but not simultaneously NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Handbuch, © VCS GmbH...
  • Page 94 A list of definitions for the transmission between DTE and Video Cross Bar An equipment that connects several video inputs onto one or more outputs, either automatically or manually. Full duplex Simultaneous data transmission in both directions NetCam1S, NetCam6, NetCamPlus Handbuch, © VCS GmbH...

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