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INSTRUCTION MANUAL C-MS91D MULTI-SWITCHER C-MS161D O DE D IS /C LO A LA C-MS91D W IT C -M O DE D IS /C KO C-MS161D W IT C -M Please follow the instructions in this manual to obtain the optimum results from this unit.
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS .................... 6 The Outlines of the Multi-Switcher 2. GENERAL DESCRIPTION ..................8 3. FEATURES ........................8 4. HANDLING PRECAUTIONS ..................9 5. NOMENCLATURE AND FUNCTIONS Front Panel ........................10 Rear Panel ........................12 6. SCREEN CHARACTER DISPLAY 6.1.
• Do not open the unit's case for modification. Since there are high voltage components inside the unit, opening or modifying the case may result in fire or electric shock. Refer all servicing to your TOA dealer. • Do not place cups, bowls or other containers of liquid or small metal objects on top of the unit. If they accidentally spill or get into the unit, this may cause fire or electric shock.
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• Clean the unit periodically. If dust is allowed to accumulate in the unit over a long period of time, a fire may result. Contact your TOA dealer as to the cleaning. • Clean the power supply plug and wall outlet periodically. If dust accumulates on the power supply plug or wall outlet, a fire may result.
2. GENERAL DESCRIPTION The TOA Multi-Switcher permits sequential viewing of up to 9 connected cameras (C-MS91D) or up to 16 cameras (C-MS161D) on a full monitor screen, as well as simultaneous viewing of individual camera images in multi-screen displays (such as 4- and 9-segment split screens) to ensure that nothing is missed. It features a frame recording function that records all connected cameras on a single VCR in sequential order while viewing camera images in full-screen, multi-screen or zoom-screen modes.
Its life expectancy is approximately 10 years (provided it is used at a room temperature of approximately 25°C), although this can vary depending on the environment and conditions of battery use. Note that the replacement of such maintenance parts is not covered by warranty. Please contact your TOA dealer when replacing the battery.
Sequence key. VCR when recording. Note Note On the C-MS91D, this key is used to enter the It is impossible to simultaneously use VCR1 and number 0 during settings. VCR2. (7) Multi-Screen Key...
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(8) Group Selector Key (C-MS161D only) (13) Zoom Key Selects the camera group to be displayed on the Displays camera images on the 2x zoom 4-, 9- or 10-segment* split screen. Only the (electronic zoom) screen. Use the Cursor displayed camera images change, without control keys ( ) to move the zoom changing the split screen mode.
4:SW CTRL IN RS-232C REMOTE IN / OUT VCR1 VCR2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 C-MS91D 24 25 26 TERMINATION AUDIO IN 1 AUDIO IN 2 AUDIO OUT ALARM IN / OUT REMOTE IN 2 IN 1...
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(29) VCR Control Terminals (31) Alarm Input/Output Terminal • Alarm Reset Output Terminal Used when externally activating the sensor Connects to the alarm reset input of time-lapse alarm by means of a sensor, or when using the VCRs that require an alarm reset signal. motion detection function as an alarm.
6. SCREEN CHARACTER DISPLAY 6.1. Camera Image Output Screen Display 6.1.1 Camera Title Display Title character display positions cannot be changed. CAMERA TITLE 1 CAMERA TITLE 2 CAMERA TITLE CAMERA TITLE 3 CAMERA TITLE 4 Full screen display 4-segment split-screen display 9-segment split-screen display CAMERA TITLE 1 CAMERA TITLE 2...
6.1.2. Other Character Displays The following data can be displayed by settings. (Refer to p. 37; Buzzer/Character Display Settings screen.) However, character display positions cannot be changed. (1) Date and time Displays the date and time (in 24-hour format). MON . APL . 01 . 02 23 : 59 : 59 VL08 ALARM HOLD...
• Press the Menu key to display the normal MS161D only). camera display screen after exiting the initial menu screen. (5) Spot Selector Key (for value settings) Used to enter 0 (C-MS91D only). (2) Selector Key Used to select setting item contents.
8. LIST OF SETTING ITEMS AND SETTING PROCEDURES 8.1. Basic Setting Procedures The [ ] section in the figure represents the cursor. On the screen, the character indication flashes. Note If no operations are performed for 5 minutes on the initial menu or setting screens, the screen automatically reverts to its normal state (camera display screen).
8.2. English menu Menu Items Initial Menu Screen Setting Items 1-1. CLOCK SETTING (P. 24) MENU SELECTION (P. 24) 1-2. DATE/TIME SETTING (P. 24) Menu Screen Items (P. 25) 1-2. SUMMER TIME 1. USER MENU (P. 24) 2. CHARACTER DISPLAY CHARACTER DISPLAY (P.
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TITLE (MONITOR) FULL-SCR CLOCK DISP (MONITOR) TITLE (VCR) DATE/TIME (VCR) MONITOR OUT 2 5-2. OTHER SETTING (P. 38) 4-SEG GROUP-3 DISP (C-MS91D) BACKGROUND COLOR BORDER LINE H. POSITION V. POSITION REFRESH REMOTE SW OPE 6. REMOTE SETTING (P. 39) REC PTN OPE...
8.3. Spanish menu 1-1. AJUSTE RELOJ (P. 24) SELECCION DE MENU (P. 24) 1-2. AJUSTE FECHA/ HORA (P. 24) (P. 25) 1-2. AJUSTE HORA 1. MENU USUARIO (P. 24) 2. PRE CARACTER PRE CARACTER (P. 26) (MONITOR) (P. 28) 2. MENU TOTAL TITULO (MONITOR) 3.
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PRE RELOJ TODA MODO (MONITOR) TITULO (VCR) FECHA/ HORA (VCR) MONITOR SALIDA 2 5-2. AJUSTE OTRAS (P. 38) PRE GRUP03 DEL 4SEG (C-MS91D) COLOR FONDO LINEA BORDE POSICION HORIZONTAL POSICION VERTICAL RENOVAR INTERRUPT TELE 6. AJUSTE CONT TELE COM (P. 39)
Menu key is pressed. • Use the following keys to enter values: C-MS161D : Camera selector keys 1 - 10 (Key 10 to enter "0") C-MS91D : Camera selector keys 1 - 9 and Spot selector key(to enter "0")
10.3. Summer time setting screen [When the summer time has been set for ON] [When the summer time has been set for OFF] 1 - 2 . S U M M E R T I M E S E T T I N G 1 - 2 .
10.4. Character Display (Monitor) User Menu Set the monitor screen display contents. 2 . C H A R A C T E R D I S P L A Y The following screen is displayed if "2. CHARACTER DISPLAY (MONITOR)" is selected on the user menu screen. C H A R A C T E R D I S P L A Y T I T L E ( M O N I T O R )
User Menu 10.6. Recording/Motion Pattern Selections Set the recording patterns and motion detection patterns. The following screen is displayed when "4. REC/MOTION PTN SELECT" is selected on the user menu screen. • Move the cursor to the desired setting item with the shift keys, then select 4 .
• Use the following keys to enter values: C-MS161D : Camera selector keys 1 - 10 (Key 10 to enter "0") C-MS91D : Camera selector keys 1 - 9 and Spot selector key (to enter "0")
The following screen is displayed when "2. TITLE" is selected on the screen. Note: Setting items are not displayed for cameras 10 – 16 in the C-MS91D. • Move the cursor to the camera for which the title is to be set, then display the title setting screen with the Selector key.
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[Basic Character Entry Operations] 1. Move the cursor in the character selection domain with the shift keys. 2 - 2 . C A M * * T I T L E S E T T I N G S P A C E C L E A R A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V a b c d e f...
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[Deleting Titles] 1. Move the cursor into the character selection domain to "CLEAR" with the shift keys. 2 - 2 . C A M * * T I T L E S E T T I N G A B C D * * * * S P A C E C L E A R A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V...
11.4.Recording/Alarm Settings Total Menu Select either Recording Settings or Alarm Settings. The following screen is displayed when "3. REC/ALARM" is selected on the total menu screen. • Move the cursor to the desired setting item with the shift keys, then press the Selector key to display the setting screen.
Setting Item Value Setting Contents FAIL-SAFE ON/ OFF Set to ON to allow the camera to be automatically switched even if the Switcher control signal cable is broken when the recording mode is set to "T.L." RECORDER 1/ 2 Normally set to "1." Set to "2" if the playback image rolls up and down and cannot be accurately played back in some connected recording devices.
Setting Item Setting Contents Value Set the activation method for Sensor and Motion Detection alarms. ALARM SIGNAL EDGE/ LEVEL EDGE : Alarm is activated by shorting (or opening) the Alarm Input terminals. The Multi-Switcher is switched to Alarm mode for the interval set in the Alarm Time settings and cannot be disabled by opening (or shorting) the circuit until the interval expires.
M O T I O N P T N S E L * * * Value Setting Item Setting Contents C-MS161D C-MS91D SEQUENCE DWELL Set the dwell time for full-screen sequence and 4-segment 00 – 99 SEC* TIME (Monitor Out) split-screen sequence.* (03) SEQUENCE DWELL Set Monitor Output 2 sequence dwell time when "MONITOR...
Setting Contents Setting Item Value • Select Recording Pattern 1 or 2 when "REC PTN OPE" of "6. REC PTN SEL 1/ 2 or (1)/(2) REMOTE SETTING" on the total menu is set to "UNIT." (The number "1" or "2" is displayed.) •...
11.10. Buzzer/Character Display Settings Total Menu Input characters to be displayed on the monitor or recorded images, and set the buzzer for triggered alarms. The following screen is displayed when 5. OPTION 2 BUZZER/CHARACTER is selected: Note: Four items under the item "CHARACTER DISPLAY" are only displayed when "CHARACTER DISPLAY" is set to ON.
The following screen is displayed when "OTHER" is selected on the Option 2 setting screen. Note: The item "4-SEG GROUP 3 DISP" is only displayed when the C-MS91D Multi-Switcher is used. • Move the cursor to the desired setting item with the cursor control keys, then select the contents with the Selector key.
11.12. Remote Control Settings Total Menu Perform settings related to remote control functions. The following screen is displayed when TOTAL MENU 6. REMOTE is selected: 6 . R E M O T E S E T T I N G •...
11.13. Sequential Display Skip Settings Total Menu Select the Monitor output or Spot output for which the skip setting is performed. The following screen is displayed when TOTAL MENU 7. SEQ SKIP is selected. • Move the cursor to the desired setting item with the cursor control keys and select the item with the Selector key.
11.16. Alarm Information Total Menu Activated Sensor alarm, Motion detection alarm and Video loss alarm can be stored for up to a full of 64 of camera numbers, dates and times, and can be viewed on the alarm information screen. The following screen is displayed if User Menu 8.
11.17.2. Individual Recording Pattern Setting Screen Set individual recording patterns. The following screen is displayed when "PATTERN 1" or "PATTERN 2" is selected on the recording pattern setting screen. Note: Selection items for Cameras 10 – 16 are not displayed by the C- 9 - 2 .
11.18.3. Camera Motion Detection Pattern Setting Screen Set the Motion Detection Pattern for the selected camera. Each camera's setting screen is displayed when the camera is selected on the Motion Detection Pattern Camera setting screen. Note: Other setting items are not displayed when the Motion Detection function is set to OFF. •...
[Motion Detection Frame Size Settings] Single area • When the motion detection frame size is set, motion or position changes are detected if a subject that moved is larger than the set frame size. The changes are ignored if the subject is smaller than the set frame size.
[Motion Detection Function Test] • Have a person actually move in front of the camera to test to – – see that only subjects that should be detected can be detected as intended. • When motion or a change in position is detected, the " "...
14. CHANGING CAMERA ARRANGEMENT ON MULTI-SCREEN DISPLAYS Multi-screen camera arrangements on the 4-segment, 9-segment, 10-segment and 16-segment (C-MS161D only) split screens in Camera mode can be changed by selecting the cameras to be displayed. 1. Press the 4-Segment Split Display key ( ) while holding down the Spot Selector key.
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4. Press the Camera Selector key for the camera to be displayed. The split-screen section indicated by the cursor is switched to the display of the selected camera number image. CAMERA SELECT 12 9 SEG-1 9 SEG-1 Note • If the Camera selector key of the same number as the camera number indicated by the cursor is pressed, the split section is put in unselected mode as indicated by the background color, displaying the "- -"...
15. VCR SETTINGS Set the VCR's menu screen as follows: 15.1. Displaying the VCR's Menu Screen 1. Connect cameras, monitors, and VCRs to the Multi-Switcher. 2. Switch ON the power to these components. 3. Set the Multi-Switcher's Camera/VCR Mode Selector switch to the VCR position. 4.
16. BASIC OPERATION MODE 16.1. Keys to use in operations Shown below are the switches and keys to be used for operation. (The figure shows the C-MS161D.) Camera/VCR Mode Selector Switch Cursor Control Keys Camera Selector Keys VCR Selector Switch CAMERA SELECT MODE VCR SPOT...
16.3. Basic Multi-Switcher Operations 16.3.1. Camera Image Viewing To monitor camera images, set the Camera/VCR Mode Selector switch to the CAMERA position. Tips On multi-screen (4-, 9-, 10- and 16-segment* split-screen) displays, since images are intermittently displayed, their movements are jerky. * C-MS161D only 16.3.2.
17. CHANGING THE SCREEN DISPLAY MODE Operations of switching screen displays during real-time camera monitoring and VCR image playback are identical. 17.1. Viewing Camera Images on the Full Screen 17.1.1. Full-Screen Display Pressing the Camera Selector key (1 – 16) displays the selected camera image on the monitor in full-screen display.
Dwell Time, on the Option 1 setting screen.) • To display Group 3 (factory-preset to Camera 9) for the C-MS91D, perform the setting on the Menu screen. (Refer to p. 38; 4-Split Display Group 3, on the Other Settings screen.) 2.
17.3. Viewing Camera Images in Multiple-Screen Displays The multi-screen display mode cycles through 9-, 10- and 16-segment* split-screen displays with each depression of the Multi-Screen key. * C-MS161D only Note: • The 10-segment split-screen display is disabled during VCR playback (VCR mode). •...
17.4. Viewing Camera Images in Zoom Displays (Electronic Zoom) 1. Select the camera to be zoomed, then press the Zoom key. The center of the screen of the selected camera image is displayed on the 2x zoomed screen. ZOOM ZOOM 2.
17.5. Displaying the Freeze Full Screen or Freeze Zoom Screen • Pressing the Freeze key during full-screen or zoom display freezes the display. The title indication changes to a flashing "FREEZE" indication during the freeze screen display. • To reset the freeze screen, press the Freeze key while the freeze screen is being displayed. (Freeze-frame mode can also be cancelled by pressing any key other than the Full Screen key, Zoom key, and Cursor Shift keys ( •...
3. Reset the freeze screen. 3-1. Press the Camera Selector key for the freeze-screen camera.The freeze screen is reset. 3-2. Press the Freeze key.All freeze camera screens are reset. (Pressing any key other than the Camera Selector key also resets all freeze camera screens.) CAMERA SELECT 1 FREEZE FREEZE...
17.7.2. Spot Output Switching 1. Press the Spot Selector key to switch the Spot Output. The Spot Selector key flashes, making it possible to select Spot Output. SPOT ( SPOT key flashes) 2. Press the Camera Selector key or Sequence key. The Spot output screen is switched.
17.8. Camera Number and Date/Time Displays Note: Camera numbers and time/date cannot be displayed on the Spot Output monitor. [Camera Mode] 1. Press the Channel/Clock Display key when the camera title is displayed. The camera title indication changes to the camera number indication*, which reverts to the title indication after an interval of 10 seconds.
[VCR Mode] • Date and time are displayed when the Channel/Clock Display key is pressed while in VCR mode. The display automatically reverts to the original indication after an interval of 10 seconds. (The display also automatically reverts to the original indication when the Channel/Clock Display key is pressed again.) DISP CH/CLOCK T H U .
18.1.3. Sensor Alarm Activation The system switches to Sensor Alarm mode if the sensor corresponding to a camera is triggered and the alarm input terminal is short- or open-circuited. Note: Set the Menu screen Sensor Alarm Function to OFF when the Sensor Alarm function is not used. (For this setting, refer to p.
18.1.6.Sensor Alarm Interval Two different methods are used to activate the Sensor Alarm: "Edge-type" and "Level-type." (For the activation method settings, refer to p. 34; Alarm Signal, on the Alarm setting screen.) [Edge-type] The Sensor alarm operates for a duration equal to the alarm interval set on the Menu screen. (For alarm interval settings, refer to p.
18.1.8. Simultaneous Multiple Alarm Operations Operations when multiple alarms are simultaneously triggered can be selected from three types of alarm functions: LAST, SEQ, and ALL. (For the setting methods, refer to p. 33; Alarm Function, on the Alarm setting screen.) Note: Recorded images cannot be correctly played back if the Alarm function used for recording differs from that used for playback.
18.2.2. Motion Detection Alarm Reset The reset method differs depending on the alarm activation method (refer to p. 61; Sensor Alarm Interval.) [Edge-type activation] Pressing the Alarm reset key resets the Motion Detection alarm. [Level-type activation] The Motion Detection alarm automatically resets after the Motion Detection interval plus 5 seconds elapses. The alarm cannot be reset during this period of time.
[Motion Detection function set to "ALARM (AND)"] The Alarm is operated for durations of concurrent occurrences of both the motion detection and Sensor alarm input, plus 5 seconds. Alarm operating interval Alarm operating interval 5 seconds 5 seconds Motion detection time Sensor alarm interval Sensor alarm interval Time...
18.4. Video Loss Alarm The Video Loss alarm provides notice of camera failures, such as might occur if the camera cable were cut or the camera power supply switched off. This function is activated when the signal transmission from the connected camera is interrupted.
18.6. Alarm Input/Output Terminals Pin No. Function Pin No. Function Alarm reset output Camera 1 sensor input Alarm output Camera 2 sensor input Video loss output Camera 3 sensor input Alarm hold output Camera 4 sensor input Motion detection output Camera 10 sensor input* Camera 5 sensor input Camera 11 sensor input*...
19.REMOTE CONTROL FUNCTION 19.1. About the Remote Control Function The Multi-Switcher features two functions that allow it to be controlled from remote locations. Remote control using the dedicated remote controller 1-1. C-RM100 (used in combination with the C-SC100) Using the dedicated remote controller, operations of such functions as camera selection, combination cameras, pan/tilt heads and zoom lenses can be comprehensively controlled.
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Switcher Settings 16 Channels : Select when using the C-MS161D Multi-Switcher. 9 Channels A : Select when using the C-MS91D Multi-Switcher and when the Multi-Switcher's "4-SEG GROUP 3" setting is set to OFF. 9 Channels B : Select when using the C-MS91D Multi-Switcher and when the Multi-Switcher's "4-SEG GROUP 3"...
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MS91D's "4-Split Display Group 3" setting is set to Multi 16-2 : Select when connecting the C-MS161D by way of the RS-232C connector. Multi 9A-2 : Select when connecting the C-MS91D by way of the C-RM500 Remote RS-232C connector and when the C-MS91D's "4-Split Controller Display Group 3"...
19.3.2. Remote Input Terminal • The Remote Input terminals are used to remotely control the Multi-Switcher's front panel-mounted keys by way of connected external equipment. • The "0" in the table below indicates when an input terminal is shorted to GND. Example.
• In the following table, "VCR Selection (Pin No. 21)" and "Mode Selection (Pin No. 22) are only valid when [REMOTE SW OPE] is set to [REMOTE] in the Menu screen setting. (For the correct setting procedure, refer to p. 39; Front Panel Switch Operation on the Remote Control Setting screen.) Function Operation Selection Input Pin No.
20. MOTION DETECTION 20.1. About the Motion Detection Function The Multi-Switcher features built-in Motion Detection circuitry that detects movement in the camera scene by the change in brightness. The number of recorded frames for the detected camera can be set to increase when such changes are detected or the connected VCR can be switched to alarm recording mode while providing a warning by displaying alarm information on the monitor and sounding a buzzer.
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[Detection Size] (Example) Detection size: 2 horizontal x 5 vertical frames A person is detected, but a cat is not. With the size of a subject to be detected set by horizontal and vertical frames in 1 frame units, the Motion Detection function only operates when all frames within the set size change.
20.2.2. Switcher Operation in Response to Motion Detection After a movement in the camera scene is detected, the Multi-Switcher operates as follows, depending on the menu screen setting: (1) When the Motion Detection function is set to ON… Increases the number of recording frames used by the VCR or other recording device connected to the detected camera.
Note If using TOA's C-VT242 or C-VT962 Time-Lapse VCR, when the tape of the first VCR has recorded to its end, eject the tape once and replace. If not ejected, the first VCR does not begin to record when the second VCR has recorded to its tape end and stopped recording.
21.2. Recording Pattern Function • Two separate Recording patterns can be set: "Recording Pattern 1" and "Recording Pattern 2." Use these patterns when different cameras need to be recorded during daytime/nighttime or workday/holiday schedules. • Recording patterns can be set on the menu screen or in "Recording Pattern selection input terminal" or "RS- 232C connector".
21.4. Sequential Switching Timing Adjustment • When using two or more Multi-Switchers, the dwell time (switching interval) of the master Multi-Switcher can be mached to that of the slave Multi-Switcher. • Making connections between the master and slave units as shown in the figure permits the slave unit's Monitor Outputs 1 and 2 to be sequentially switched at the same dwell time (2 seconds in the following example) as set for the master unit's Monitor Output 1.
Switch off the power to the Multi-Switcher and all equipment connected to the Multi-Switcher. 22.2. Camera Connections Up to 16 cameras can be connected to the C-MS161D, and up to 9 cameras to the C-MS91D. 22.2.1. When using Single-cable cameras (Refer to p. 82.) Connect the Multi-Switcher's Video Input terminal to the Camera Drive Unit's Camera Output terminal.
Note (1) The control software program is not available from TOA. (2) Please ask your TOA dealer regarding the details of the method of control. • RS-232C connector pin arrangement The signal name of each pin of the RS-232C connector (D-sub 9 pins) is as shown below.
23. CONNECTION EXAMPLES 23.1. Basic Connections 23.1.1. C-MS161D Multi-Switcher Single-cable camera Single-cable camera Alarm switch* CAMERA CAMERA IN 1– 4 IN 1– 4 Camera drive unit Camera drive unit AUDIO OUT CAMERA CAMERA OUT 1– 4 OUT 1– 4 Video inputs Video inputs (Refer to P.
23.2.2. C-MS91D Multi-Switcher Single-cable camera Single-cable camera Single-cable camera Alarm switch* CAMERA CAMERA CAMERA IN 1– 4 IN 1– 4 Camera Camera Camera drive unit drive unit drive unit AUDIO OUT VIDEO OUT CAMERA CAMERA OUT 1– 4 OUT 1– 4...
23.2. Connections in Systems Using Two VCRs 23.2.1. C-MS161D Multi-Switcher Camera drive unit Monitor Audio output Audio input C-MS161D Multi-Switcher VCR output 1 VCR input 1 VTR1 VTR2 Switcher control input Alarm output Required only when making alternate VCR recording. REC IN CALL OUT CALL OUT...
23.2.2. C-MS91D Multi-Switcher Camera drive unit Monitor Audio output Audio input C-MS91D Multi-Switcher VTR1 VTR2 Switcher control input Required only when making alternate VCR recording. REC IN CALL OUT CALL OUT REC IN RST REC MODE CALL RST REC MODE...
23.3.1. Connection to the C-RM100 Remote Controller Monitor C-RM100 Dedicated Remote Controller Twisted pair shielded cable Camera Camera Video input + GND – + GND – C-MS161D/C-MS91D Alarm input/output Input Output Multi-Switcher Dedicated remote control terminal Monitor output Remote control (Refer to P. 66)
(supplied with the MB-23B) MB-23B (optional) M5 fiber washer (supplied with the MB-23B) [C-MS91D Multi-Switcher] Use the optional MB-15B Rack Mounting Bracket when mounting the Multi-Switcher in an equipment rack. Remove the 4 plastic feet attached to the bottom panel. C-MS91D...
25. TROUBLESHOOTING Symptom Cause • Cannot switch power ON. • Supplied power cord is not connected to the Multi-Switcher's inlet and AC power outlet. • Key Lock function enabled. • Monitor screen does not change even if the front panel operation keys are pressed.
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• Clock goes too fast or too slow • Built-in lithium battery may be approaching the end of its life. while the Multi-Switcher's power Contact your TOA dealer. is turned off. • Camera images are displayed • VCR is paused.
26. SPECIFICATIONS [C-MS161D] Model No. C-MS161D Power Source NTSC : 110 – 120 V AC, 50/60 Hz : 220 – 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz Power Consumption NTSC : 18 W (320 mA) : 20 W (220 mA) Video Input Camera input : 16 channels, VBS1.0 V(p-p), 75 , BNC, 2:1 interlace* VCR input : 2 channels, VBS 1.0 V(p-p), 75 , BNC...
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Model No. C-MS161D Screen Display Camera screen Full screen selection : Selection of the desired camera Multi-split screen : 4-, 9-, 10- and 16-segment screen (intermittent display, arrangements in split screens changeable) Zoom : Electronic 2x zoom for the desired camera (zooming position changeable, automatic pan/tilt possible) Freeze : Freeze screen for individual cameras...
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[C-MS91D] Model No. C-MS91D Power Source NTSC : 110 – 120 V AC, 50/60 Hz : 220 – 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz Power Consumption NTSC : 17 W (290 mA) : 18 W (200 mA) Video Input Camera input : 9 channels, VBS1.0 V(p-p), 75 , BNC, 2:1 interlace* VCR input : 2 channels, VBS 1.0 V(p-p), 75 , BNC...
Weight The Multi-Switcher’s specifications are subject to change without notice. 26.1. Accessories Power cord (2 m) .............. 1 26.2. Optional Equipment [When using the C-MS91D] MB-15B Rack Mounting Bracket [When using the C-MS161D] MB-23B Rack Mounting Bracket Printed in Vietnam...
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