Product Description; Features; Installation - American Dynamics 1461 Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The 1461 is an analog device for the detection of motion in the
field of view of a TV camera. It is intended as an aid to
personnel engaged in monitoring a TV display and is not
intended as a primary alarm input device.
Only standard video from a camera is required. No external
sync drives are necessary. The video input is passively looped
to the output to allow the motion detector to be turned off with
no loss of video.
The successful operation of video motion detectors depends on
many factors. The section on SYSTEM CONSIDERATIONS
in the Appendix should be reviewed before finalizing a system.
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FEATURES

* ADJUSTABLE DETECTION AREA
* AUTO-COMPENSATION FOR SLOW LIGHT LEVEL
CHANGES
DISPLAY BYPASS AUTO RESET
Figure 1 - 1461 Front Panel

INSTALLATION

Systems involving video motion detectors must use the best
possible connection and grounding practices. Poor wiring not
only causes poor pictures, but could affect the alert function.
Camera and lens selection, camera location, scene lighting, and
mounting are also significant factors in achieving optimum
performance. These factors are covered in more detail in the
Appendix, System Considerations.
Mounting
The 1461 switcher is supplied as a desk-top unit. Place the
unit in a position convenient for the operator, usually adjacent
to the monitor to be viewed. For rack mounting, 2117 Series
rack-mount kits are available. The 1461 is a quarter-rack unit.
Up to four quarter-rack units such as a 1461 or a 1404A
Sequential Switcher may be mounted in a single 19" by 1 314"
rack. One or two may be mounted with half rack units such as
the 1440B Date/Time Generator.
IF YOU ENCOUNTER ANY PROBLEMS
OPERATING THIS UNIT, OR NEED TECHNICAL
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ASSISTANCE, CALL:
Sensormatic Video Products Division
6795 Flanders Drive
San Diego, CA 92121
Tel: 619-642-2400
Fax: 619-642-2440
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