FCC Compliance This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
RS232 Peripheral Interface Port Connection ......................30 Drawing 19: Connections to PC and External Modem ....................31 Drawing 20: Patch Panel to AD2096A Alarm Interface Unit to Alarm Contact ............32 Drawing 21: Video Recorder Control via ADCC1100 Keyboard ................. 33...
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RS232 Connections in a Multi-Matrix System ........................51 PC Connection in a Multi-Matrix System ..........................51 Manchester, SensorNet and SEC-RS422 Connections in a Multi-Matrix System ............51 Alarm Connections in a Multi-Matrix System ........................51 Control Addressing Quick Look-Up Table .......................... 54 MegaPower 48+ System Troubleshooting ..........................
The unit can also be mounted behind other equipment in the rear of a rack at 90° to conserve space for other products or it can be rack mounted at other angles to facilitate easy cable connections.
Patch Panel Diagnostics Section If normal operation is indicated, call a monitor with a system keyboard, and then call a camera to the called monitor. If the event of absent or abnormal diagnostic signals, power the system down and re-check system connections. If necessary, consult Troubleshooting on page 55.
Note: either the DB9 connector or RJ45 jack number 8 of the RS232 section can be used as an alternative port for an external device - either connector is recognized as Port 8 by the MegaPower 48+ system, but...
Connections are made to and from various system devices and the MegaPower 48+ patch panel. In some cases, simple, direct connections can be made from device to panel. In other cases, system accessories are utilized to implement appropriate system operation.
• Star – in a star configuration, up to four branches connect to a central hub location (typically a J-Box or other data distribution unit). Domes can attach with separate cables (daisy chain style) as shown in Fig.C, or, with a single continuous cable (backbone style) as shown in Fig.
10 domes. All 48 video inputs can be accommodated using six 10-position J-boxes, with each J- Box connected to six domes. See Drawing 13, Page 23 for a typical connection of the patch panel to a 10-position J- box.
The ADTTE Touch Tracker keyboard connects to an EIM module via an 8 conductor, 14 foot modular cable with RJ45 plugs. MegaPower 48+ RS232 ports connect to the EIM module via an 8 conductor cable with an RJ45 plug at one end, and a DB9M connector at the other end.
An RS232 connection can be made between the MegaPower 48+ and a PC by connecting a seven foot (2.2 m) modular cable with RJ45 plugs to the DB9M on one of the PC’s COM ports using a converter with an RJ45 receptacle and a DB9F connector.
AD2096A Alarm Interface Unit, 192 dome alarms (up to 48 domes, with four alarm contacts per dome), and up to 48 video loss alarms that are generated when a loss of video sync is detected at a video input.
AD2096A Alarm Interface Unit, can be included in a system. Mode 2 Configuration A Mode 2 configuration has a primary matrix and a maximum of four secondary units, with 12 monitor outputs from each secondary matrix connected to 12 video inputs on the primary matrix.
In a multi-matrix system, matrices can be connected together via Ethernet. All ethernet connections should be made with Cat 5 twisted pair cable with a maximum length of 300 feet. If longer connections are required, hubs and repeaters are available.
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In a multi-matrix system with more than two matrices, matrices must be connected together via a network switch as shown in the figure below. It is preferable to use a true network switch rather than a hub as a switch only sends data to the relevant port connection while a hub will copy the data to all ports.
In all following sections, the maximum number of trunk video connections are shown and by connecting in this manner, the maximum number of full cross point switched monitor outputs can be achieved. It should be noted that if the number of full cross point switched monitor outputs is lower, only this number of trunk video connections need to be made.
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Mode 1: Primary Matrix with 2 Secondary Matrices Consult the figure below in order to connect video inputs and outputs to the system. The 16 monitor outputs from each secondary matrix must be connected to 16 video inputs on the primary matrix. Sixteen full cross point switched monitor outputs are available by connecting monitors to video outputs 1-16 on the primary matrix.
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Mode 1: Primary Matrix with 3 Secondary Matrices Consult the figure below in order to connect video inputs and outputs to the system. The 16 monitor outputs from each secondary matrix must be connected to 16 video inputs on the primary matrix. Sixteen full cross point switched monitor outputs are available by connecting monitors to video outputs 1-16 on the primary matrix.
Mode 2: Primary Matrix with 1 Secondary Matrix Consult the figure below in order to connect video inputs and outputs to the system. Monitor outputs 4-15 from the secondary matrix must be connected to video inputs 1-12 on the primary matrix.
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8 video inputs on the primary matrix. Eight full cross point switched monitor outputs are available by connecting monitors to video outputs 1-8 on the primary matrix. Monitors can also be connected to monitor outputs 1-7 on each secondary matrix. These monitors can display video inputs from that secondary unit only.
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Installation Manual Consult the figure below in order to connect video inputs and outputs to the system. Monitor outputs 8-15 from each secondary matrix must be connected to 8 video inputs on the primary matrix. Eight full cross point switched monitor outputs are available by connecting monitors to video outputs 1-8 on the primary matrix.
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Mode 3: Primary Matrix with 5 or 6 Secondary Matrices Consult the figures on page 52 and 53 in order to connect video inputs and outputs to the system. Monitor outputs 8-15 from each secondary matrix must be connected to 8 video inputs on the primary matrix.
Keyboard and Port Expander Connection Keyboards can be connected to any RS232 port in a multi-matrix system. Therefore, in a Mode 3 configuration with six secondary matrices, up to 56 keyboards can be connected (without using port expanders). Any of these keyboards can be used to control any component in the system—keyboards connected to a secondary matrix are NOT limited to...
The use of port expanders is also supported in multi-matrix systems, enabling up to four keyboards to be connected to any one RS232 port. This means up to 32 keyboards can be connected to any matrix, and that in a Mode 3 configuration with six secondary matrices, up to 224 keyboards can be connected.
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An AD2096A Alarm Interface Unit (AIU) can be connected to any RS232 port in a multi-matrix system. Each AD2096A can be connected with up to 64 alarm contacts, and a maximum of eight units can be connected to the system (i.e., maximum 512 RS232 alarm inputs).
MegaPower 48+ embedded software and system setup software provide the user with a system option to enable one Peripheral Interface Port (PIP). This can be any RS2332 port in a multi-matrix system. See page 30 for more details. PC Connection in a Multi-Matrix System...
For example If camera 49 is connected to secondary matrix B, then the control connection must also be made to matrix B and the address would be “1” as the camera is connected to port 1 on matrix B.
Composite Output Voltage ......≤ 0.5 dB Average Output Voltage ......± 250 mV Cross Talk ..........Adjacent Channel: -55 dB typical at 3.58 to 4.43 Mhz Input to Input: - 70 dB typical at 3.58 to 4.43 Mhz Differential Phase ........≤ 2.0 % Differential Gain ........
Character Attributes ........Character Intensity, 8 levels Text Background: transparent Character Sets .......... English (standard) Display Area Positioning: ......X direction – 10 µsec after the end of the horizontal sync pulse Y direction – 29 lines from the end of vertical sync pulse System Communications External Device Communications S-Net 485 Ports (6) ........
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• Power LED (viewable on patch panel) • Four Diagnostic LEDs (viewable on patch panel) • +/- Voltage LEDs viewable on patch panel • Peripheral control of SensorNet, SEC-RS422, RS232 and AD Manchester devices without the use of any external...
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MegaPower interface units Product Codes VR48NC ............ 48 x 16 Matrix Switch with no Controller VR48KB ............ 48 x 16 Matrix Switch with AD2088 VR48TT ............. 48 x 16 Matrix Switch with ADTTE Compatible Product Listing Non-CE Approved CE Approved...
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