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Operation Instructions
Revision 11.03
DW-Pro 9200 Series

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  • Page 1: Digital Video Recorder

    Digital Video Recorder Operation Instructions Revision 11.03 DW-Pro 9200 Series...
  • Page 2 This software and documentation are copyrighted. All other rights, including ownership of the software, are reserved to DIGITAL WATCHDOG INCORPORATED. DIGITAL WATCHDOG, Digital Watchdog, DW-Pro, and High Definition Digital Recorder are registered trademarks of Kaltech Enterprises Inc in the United States and elsewhere; Windows, and Windows 2000 are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation;...
  • Page 3 ONE specific DW-Pro computer (either a stand-alone computer or a computer connected to a network) owned or leased by you. If the SOFTWARE is made available on a network, only ONE specific DW-Pro computer may access it. Once the SOFTWARE has been accessed, by ONE specific computer, it may not be used on any additional computers without acquiring additional licenses from Kaltech Enterprises.
  • Page 4 TERM. (i) This License is effective form the date of purchase of the License and shall remain in force until terminated. The End User may terminate this License at any time by destroying the SOFTWARE and its associated documentation, together with all copies of any form.
  • Page 5 FOR BELGIUM, FRANCE, IRELAND, AND THE NETHERLANDS: IN NO EVENT SHALL KALTECH ENTERPRISES BE LIABLE TO THE END USER, EXCEPT IN RESPECT OF (a) DEATH, PERSONAL INJURY, OR DAMAGE TO PROPERTY CAUSED BY KALTECH ENTERPRISES’S NEGLIGENCE OR (b) KALTECH ENTERPRISES’S GROSS NEGLIGENCE OR WILLFUL MISCONDUCT, FOR AN AMOUNT IN EXCESS OF THE MAXIMUM AMOUNT OF KALTECH ENTERPRISES’S LIABILITY AS STATED IN 9(b) ABOVE, BY REASON OF ANY REPRESENTATION OR IMPLIED WARRANTY, CONDITION, OR OTHER TERM OR ANY DUTY AT LAW, OR UNDER THE TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT, FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL LOSS OR DAMAGE (WHETHER FOR LOSS OF PROFIT, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, LOSS OF...
  • Page 6 AGREEMENT, FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL LOSS OR DAMAGE (WHETHER FOR LOSS OF PROFIT, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, LOSS OF BUSINESS INFORMATION, OR OTHERWISE) ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH ANY ACT OR OMISSION OF KALTECH ENTERPRISES RELATING TO THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE PRODUCT BY THE END USER. FOR SPAIN: IN NO EVENT SHALL KALTECH ENTERPRISES BE LIABLE TO THE END USER, EXCEPT IN RESPECT OF DEATH, DAMAGE TO PROPERTY OR PERSONAL INJURY CAUSED BY KALTECH ENTERPRISES’S BAD FAITH CONDUCT, FOR AN AMOUNT IN EXCESS OF THE MAXIMUM AMOUNT OF KALTECH ENTERPRISES’S LIABILITY AS STATED IN 9(b) ABOVE, BY...

  • Page 7: Important Safety Instructions

    Object and Liquid Entry Points Never insert foreign objects into the DW-Pro unit, other than the media types approved by Kaltech Enterprises, as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short-out parts that could result in a fire or electrical shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the product.
  • Page 8 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Disc Tray Keep your fingers well clear of the disc tray as it is closing. Neglecting to do so may cause serious personal injury. Burden Do not place a heavy object on or step on the product. The object may fall, causing serious personal injury and serious damage to the product.
  • Page 9 Place the DW-Pro unit on a level surface. Do not use it on a shaky or unit. unstable surface such as a wobbling table or inclined stand.
  • Page 10 Contents Check to make sure the box has everything below. Contact your dealer if there is any missed item. (Optional: Monitor and Communication cables) User Guide Mouse Communication conversion cable ( used for PAN/TILT CAMERA ) Key Board Digital Video Recording System DW9200 System Power Cable MONITOR(option)

  • Page 11: Table Of Contents

    Contents Contents 1. DW9200 User Guide 1. Configuring Searching 1.1 Switching to Search …………………………………………………15 1.2 Selecting by date & time…….…………………………..…………16 1.3 Selecting Camera .……….………………………………..……….17 1.4 Running Search Screen ………………………….……..…..…18 1.5 Searching Index ………………..……………………………..…..20 1.6 Book Mark ………… .………………...……………………..……..22 1.7 Extension/Reduction and Movement of Search Screen .….……23 1.8 Improving image quality of Search Screen.………………..….….24 1.9 Audio Replay ………………………………….....…..25 1.10 Printing searched data……………………………………….….…26...
  • Page 12 2. DW9200 Function Guide 1.Setting Program 1.1 Surveillance screen(default)……………………………………48 1.2 Input Password ……..…………………………….…………….49 1.3 Hardware setting………………………………..……….………50 1.4 Motion detection setting……………………………….………..54 1.5 Recording Date setting…………………………….……….…..60 1.6 Screen split setting………………………………….…………..64 1.7 Communication setting….…………………………….………...65 1.8 Site Information.…………………………………………….……67 1.9 Password setting…………………………………………..…….69 1.10 Audio setting…………………………………………….………70 1.11 System setting…………………………………………………..72 1.12 Motion Tracking…………………………………………………82 1.13 Input Structure……………………………………………..……86...
  • Page 13 3. DW9200 Installation Guide 1.DW9200 installation 1. Front side………………………………………..………………104 2. Rear side………………………………………………..………105 3. Connecting PAN/TILT Drive.…………………………….……106 4. Connecting PSTN and ISDN exclusive modem line………..107 4.1 LAN, ISDN(using Router ), Connecting exclusive line..107 4.2 Connecting PSTN, ISDN Modem………………………..108 5. Connection map of RX-RECEIVER (KRE-301).………..…..109 6.
  • Page 14 1 DW9200 User Guide 1. Searching setup 1.1 Switching to Search ……………..…………………………………15 1.2 Selecting by date & time…….…………………………..…………16 1.3 Selecting Camera .……….………………………………..……….17 1.4 Running Search Screen ………………………….……..…..…18 1.5 Searching Index ………………..……………………………..…..20 1.6 Book Mark ………… .………………...……………………..……..22 1.7 Extension/Reduction and Movement of Search Screen .….……23 1.8 Improving image quality of Search Screen.………………..….….24 1.9 Audio Replay ………………………………….....…..25 1.10 Printing searched data……………………………………….….…26...

  • Page 15: Switching To Search

    1.1 Switching to Search How to setup How to setup Press this button in surveillance mode. Password input window appears Enter password and click [OK] [Tips] • You can enter the setup menu by entering 4-digit password or by clicking numbered buttons located on the right hand side.

  • Page 16: Selecting By Date & Time

    1.2 Searching by date and time [Select date and time] Clicking on this button displays date, month, year ,hour, and minute. Year, month Time, minute...

  • Page 17: Selecting Camera

    1.3 Selecting Camera • • • • • ’ • • • • • ‘ ’ ‘ ’ ‘ ’ ‘ ’ [Tip]...

  • Page 18: Running Search Screen

    1.4 Running Search Screen • You can playback with SKIP and DELAY. • Move to very last data from selected date [Tip] •...
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  • Page 20: Searching Index

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  • Page 22: Book Mark

    [Bookmark] [Delete] • This function deletes the image location that is registered to the Bookmark. • In order to delete the registered image location, select the delete time from the Bookmark list and then click [Delete]. • • • • •...

  • Page 23: Extension/Reduction And Movement Of Search Screen

    [Tips] • • •...

  • Page 24: Improving Image Quality Of Search Screen

    [Tip] Controlled image from searched image is possible only with one camera. (Searching multiple cameras at one time makes impossible to control image so click stop button and then choose only one camera to adjust the image.

  • Page 25: Audio Replay

    1.9 Audio Setup [Audio Play Configuration] When you click the ‘Audio Play’ icon. The audio play • configuration window like left appears. Select your settings for audio play back. • Plays image with the recoded voice • Check on “Enable” on ‘Audio Play’ item. •...

  • Page 26: Printing Searched Data

    1.10 Printing searched data [Print] Print the selected image. Printing is possible when you select [Print] button only with one magnified screen (Print after adjusting size and brightness.) When the system is not setup properly for Printing, below error might appear.
  • Page 27 [Tips] Installing printer 1. Click on Start Setup Printer from the background screen. 2. In Printer’s window, select and click Add Printer. 3. In Add Printer window, click Next. 4. If the printer is connected to main body, make sure [Local Printer] is selected and then click [Next]. 5.

  • Page 28: Data Backup

    1.11 How to backup data...
  • Page 29 Backup onto Floppy Disk Backup onto Floppy Disk [Backup to a Floppy disk] • While you are searching for recorded data, select the image to backup and click this icon. Then “data backup” window will appear. • If you click on the Backup button while one image is zoomed in, you will be able to select the floppy disk drive and other drives such as HDD, CD-RW, the movable drive, and the network drive.
  • Page 30 Using watermark checking program Using watermark checking program Run the watermark check program by running the file ‘WMChecker.exe’ on the floppy disk. The following image will appear in BMP, JPG format [WaterMark check] • Execute “WMChecker.exe” that has been copied to the drive with the backup image. Then, the watermark program will appear as shown above.
  • Page 31 • When you open the file name, a window below will appear. Select ‘watermark check’ to verify the image. • Once verification is completed windows similar to those below will appear. Corrupted image Uncorrupted image...
  • Page 32 • Select backup data from its storing media. • • You may select HDD, CD-RW, Portable drive, Network Drive, Remote IP Address except floppy disk (Refer to page 76). • • • • • • ‘ ’...
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  • Page 34 Backup onto CD-R/CD-RW Backup onto CD-R/CD-RW [CD-R/RW backup] • Select [Select media] from “backup media” window. • From “Select backup media” window, select [OK] button after selecting CD-RW drive which you will backup. • You need to format CD in order to backup CD-R/CD- RW from DW9200 program.
  • Page 35 AVI video backup AVI video backup AVI video backup • • • • • • • • • •...
  • Page 36 • • • [Tips] It is not possible to back up audio data that had been saved by the audio board.
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  • Page 39: Closing Search Screen And Transferring To Detection Mode

    1.12 Close Search Screen and Transfer to Detection Mode [reference] • In order to end [Search Mode], you must first press [Stop] button, and does not stop by just pressing [End] button. • If Search Mode is closed by [End] button, it transfers to [Detection Mode].
  • Page 40 2. Display mode setup 2.1 Surveillance screen(default)…………………………..……………41 2.2 Input Password ..………………………………..……………..42 2.3 Selecting split screen……………………………………………….43 2.4 Changing between Pan/Tilt & surveillance mode ……………….44 2.5 Controlling Pan/Tilt mode ………………………………………….45...

  • Page 41: Surveillance Screen(Default)

    2.1 Display Mode (default) 2.1 Display Mode (default) Displays PAN/TILT status. If it is set as PAN/TILT camera, PAN/TILT [Selecting split screen] green and , ‘Motion Tracking’ will be displayed on Select the screen layout you wish to view. the bottom of the screen. “No Use” when •...

  • Page 42: Input Password

    2.2 Password setting How to set up How to set up [setup] Click this icon to enter setup mode Default screen(display mode) Password input window appears Enter password and click [OK] [Tips] • You can enter the setup menu by entering 4-digit password or by clicking numbered buttons located on the right hand side.(Secret number is not installed when product is purchased.) •...

  • Page 43: Selecting Split Screen

    2.3 Selecting split screen [Full Screen] [Split screen selection] • Clicking [full screen button] gives you only • Select the camera presently in surveillance. split screen without menu. It can display up to 16 live screens. • right click brings you back to previous mode. (1,4,6,9,10,13,16 split screens are possible) Full Screen 10ch...

  • Page 44: Changing Between Pan/Tilt & Surveillance Mode

    2.4 Switching PAN/TILT & Surveillance mode How to set up How to set up Left double click will magnify the screen and right click on the channel bring you to PAN/TILT mode. (Only when PAN/TILT camera is used) To switch to display mode click this button.

  • Page 45: Controlling Pan/Tilt Mode

    2.5 PAN/TILT Control It indicates present date and time. PAN/TILT control • Adjust the camera’s direction to up, down/ left, and right [POWER] [FOCUS] • Turn off or on the camera • Adjusts FOCUS (not applicable to Auto Focus Lens) [WIPER] •...
  • Page 46 Digital Digital Watchdog Watchdog DW9200 Site(V4.100) Function Guide DW9200 DW9200 DW9200...

  • Page 47: Dw9200 Function Guide

    2 DW9200 Function Guide 1. Configuring Program 1.1 Surveillance screen(default)……………………………………48 1.2 Input Password ……..…………………………….…………….49 1.3 Hardware setting………………………………..……….………50 1.4 Motion detection setting……………………………….………..54 1.5 Recording Date setting…………………………….……….…..60 1.6 Screen split setting………………………………….…………..64 1.7 Communication setting….…………………………….………...65 1.8 Site Information.…………………………………………….……67 1.9 Password setting…………………………………………..…….69 1.10 Audio setting…………………………………………….………70 1.11 System setting…………………………………………………..72 1.12 Motion Tracking…………………………………………………82 1.13 Input Structure……………………………………………..……86...

  • Page 48: Surveillance Screen(Default)

    1.1 Display Mode (default) 1.1 Display Mode (default) Displays PAN/TILT status. If it is set as PAN/TILT camera, PAN/TILT [Selecting split screen] green and , ‘Motion Tracking’ will be displayed on Select the screen layout you wish to view. the bottom of the screen. “No Use” when •...

  • Page 49: Input Password

    1.2 Password setting How to set up How to set up [setup] Click this icon to enter setup mode Default screen(display mode) Password input window appears Enter password and click [OK] [Tips] • You can enter the setup menu by entering 4-digit password or by clicking numbered buttons located on the right hand side.(Secret number is not installed when product is purchased.) •...

  • Page 50: Hardware Setting

    1.3 Hardware setup Camera Setup Camera Setup [Use] [Recording with Motion Detected channel] •Check on the camera to use. • When a camera detects any movement, system records it’s linked channel as well. [Name] From “Recording Schedule” tap, record setting must be under Motion Detection mode for inputted •...
  • Page 51 External Sensor Setup External Sensor Setup [Use] • Click the check box so the external sensor quantity and input sensors are the same. [NC/NO] • Choose the sensor type. • Clicking will change to [NC]<-> [NO] ([NC] is set to default) •...
  • Page 52 Control Setup Control Setup [Use] [Linked Sensor] • Check the output number you want to use. • If you want the controller to work automatically, enter the sensor to connect to it. [Controller name] Ex) When operating sensor number 2 while sensor •...
  • Page 53 External Monitor External Monitor External monitor can be used with home TV or normal analog monitor to receive image from DVR as well. [Rotation time (second)] • Set Auto Selecting Time in second. [Camera 1~16] • Select the camera to display on external monitor. •...

  • Page 54: Motion Detection Setting

    1.4 Motion Detection setup This function enables you to record any activity without external sensor. It can even detect delicate movement as well. [Beep Sound Occurrence] [Camera] • When a motion is captured from related camera within • Click the camera you want to set up. selected time, speaker from inside the system will make BEEP sound to let you know the situation by selecting Beep Sound Occurrence.
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  • Page 56 [Clear Area] [Color/Black and White] • It clears all the detection area. • If it is black and white camera, click the mouse and change it to black and white to corresponding camera • To erase some part of the detection area, move number mouse pointer out of the screen (Default is set on color).
  • Page 57 [Recording rate per camera] • Each camera’s recording rate is adjustable by the frame rate . • You can adjust recording rate by dragging the mouse on horizontal scroll button. [Tips] • Setting recording for each channel (Following is base on DW9200 and basic average value is set by pressing ‘prior value’) Channel Number of Frame...
  • Page 58 For all the camera [Erase selected area (Full) ] [Compression resolution] • Erase all the selected motion area on for all cameras. • Choose screen quality you wish to record. • Screen quality improves as you set to higher value but file size per screen frame will increase.
  • Page 59 [Zooming out when motion was detected] Full Screen [Color of motion area] • When motion is detected, the screen will go from • This function is to set motion area when motion is current to full size. detected. • Enter camera number. •...

  • Page 60: Recording Date Setting

    1.5 Schedule Setup • • • • ’ • • • ‘ ’ • 01 min 59 min • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •...
  • Page 61 [Tips] • • • ’ • ’ • • ‘ ’ • • ‘ ’...
  • Page 62 • • • [Caution] You must press [Save] button from [Schedule setup] in order to store information on any changed holiday.
  • Page 63 Holiday Setup Holiday Setup • • • • • • • • • • • •...

  • Page 64: Screen Split Setting

    1.6 Screen split setup This function enables you to split the screen according to the number of attached camera. [Split Screen] • It decides the number of split screen. (4,6,9,10,13,16 split screen) 6 ch 10 ch 13 ch 16 ch 4 ch 9 ch [Camera selection]...

  • Page 65: Communication Setting

    1.7 Communication setup [Emergency Connection] [Type of connection] [Motion for Emergency Message ] • LAN, PSTN, ISDN, Leased Circuit can be used for remote connection. • If motion occurs on the selected camera, it gets directly reported to the inputted IP address to Emergency ISDN or Leased circuit with router connection is possible Monitor.
  • Page 66 [Emergency access phone number and Emergency IP address] • If the primary emergency access number or IP address is improper, secondary numbers are network connected to transmit to emergency screen or transmits emergency message • You could input up to 2 Emergency access phone number and Emergency IP address [Transfer time(sec)] •...

  • Page 67: Site Information

    1.8 Site Information [Site Information] [Sensor status bar] • Enter site code, location, model, version, distributor, • It displays occurrence of sensor signal. purchase date, or warranty service date etc. • You must enter site code. [Tip] When you try to connect to site from the center, system checks the site code and [Display control status] password together.
  • Page 68 [Sensor Type] [Displaying motion detection area] • Select the type of Sensor/Control. • This function displays a status of automatic motion detection on each camera under motion • Select ‘8 SENSOR’ for use of 8 Sensor/Control, detection mode (on/off). and ’16 SENSOR’ for use of 16 Sensor/Control. •...

  • Page 69: Password Setting

    1.9 Password Setup [Setup List] [Changing password] • Check on the list that can be modified by • You can assign password to three operators and operator2 and operator3. some functions can be set to work with permission. (Operator 1 has an access to every setup and may •...

  • Page 70: Audio Setting

    1.10 Audio Setup • • • • • • • • • • • • ‘ ’...
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  • Page 72: System Setting

    1.11 System Setup [Automatic system off] [Water Mark] • Assign the time to turn off by checking on the [Using Watermark ] desired date and time • You can put Watermark authentication onto the image. If you check on the box you can use Watermark function.
  • Page 73 [VGA] [Backup settings] • Select the type of VGA installed in a system. • This function is to setup and designate order for Date/Time, Rotation, and backup media in backup • Proper VGA card will be selected from the manufacturer. data .
  • Page 74 Setup Backup schedule Setup Backup schedule [Title of back up setting] •This function shows a reserved list of Date/Time, Rotation, and backup media in backup data. • It consecutively progress backup according to setup time of the backup schedule. [Calendar] •...
  • Page 75 Add Backup Schedule Add Backup Schedule • • • • • • • • • • ’ • • • • ’ • • • •...
  • Page 76 Select Backup Media Select Backup Media • • • • • ’...
  • Page 77 Remote Drive Remote Drive • • •...
  • Page 78 Backup Progressing Indication Backup Progressing Indication...
  • Page 79 Easy Update Easy Update • • • ’ •...
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  • Page 82: Motion Tracking

    Motion Tracking [Screen Value] • You can get the rectangular value of the current • position of camera by clicking ‘Screen Value’ button. • [Move Camera] • This button moves the camera to the configured position. [Return Start Position] • The dome camera goes back to the starting point when it stopped tracking the moving object after the •...
  • Page 83 [Range] [Range] [PAN] [TILT] • You can assign the angle to move left and right. • You can assign the minimum angle in Tilt based The camera moves from the ‘start position’ that on the value you put on ‘Start Position’ you set in ‘Start Position’.
  • Page 84 [On/Off Time] [TILT Angle] • You can select the time to activate Motion • Adjust this value when the selection box is higher Tracking function. or lower than the position you clicked. • The default value is 00:00~24:00. (continue for 24 hours) •...
  • Page 85 [Tips] • The speed dome camera will track the most actively moving object among many moving objects. • When the setup for the motion tracking is done ‘Pan/Tilt’ and ‘Motion Tracking’ will be displayed on the screen. • You need to adjust the camera sensitivity more sensible in a dark place, and less sensible in a shiny place. [Caution] •...

  • Page 86: Input Structure

    1.13 Database Structure [Drive Allocation] • Display the HDD that is allocated. • Data of possible disk space, allocation status for each drive will be shown. [Allocation] • You can change the allocation on each drive here. • You can re-allocate DB setup for each drive by clicking ‘DB change’...

  • Page 87: E-Map Setting

    1.14 E-Map Setup This function enables to easily confirm the DW9200 program basically provide Emap.bmp • • operational condition of the camera, control, picture file, but this function is used where camera, sensor with the actual area which similarly control, and sensor is setup to change the actual appears in the E-map image.
  • Page 88 • This function is to setup a location of camera, • control, and sensor. • After selecting the type of camera, control, and sensor you would like to setup, click the mouse where you want to put the E-Map image. •...
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  • Page 90: Cd Formatting Using Incd S/W

    1. CD formatting and backup using direct CD S/W ……………….91 2. CD formatting using InCD S/W …………………………………..95 3. System setting for storing voice(in using sound card) ..………...98...

  • Page 91: Cd Formatting And Backup Using Direct Cd S/W

    CD Formatting and Backup Using Direct CD S/W CD Formatting and Backup Using Direct CD S/W • • “ ” “ ” • •...
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  • Page 98: System Setting For Storing Voice(In Using Sound Card)

    System Setup for Two-Way Audio Function System Setup for Two-Way Audio Function [Setting volume function for 2Way Audio] • In order to use Two-Way audio function, you need to designate yes or no selection for ‘microphone’ to receive voice from voice input coarse from “Record” window. •...
  • Page 99 • Select ‘Option Properties’ when recording control window is executed. . • Select ‘Microphone’ from “Properties” window and click [OK]. Select Microphone’ from “See following volume control“ list then click [OK]. It should be setup as ‘Microphone’ from “Properties” window in order to use Two-Way Audio function.
  • Page 100 [High class setting of microphone input for 2Way Audio function] • For 2Way Audio function, you must set the microphone volume function as shown below. • From a condition where volume control for microphone input is maximized but microphone’s input signal is weak, following setup will amplify the input signal.
  • Page 101 [PC setup for use of Microphone from advanced mode] • When the audio input through microphone is weak even in the maximized volume you can amplify the audio input by adjusting as follows. • ‘Advanced’ button will appear under applicable columns when you select ‘Option -> Advanced Controls •...
  • Page 102 Digital Digital Watchdog Watchdog DW9200 Site(V4.100) User Guide DW9200 DW9200 DW9200...
  • Page 103 1. Front side………………………………………..………………104 2. Rear side………………………………………………..………105 3. Connecting PAN/TILT Drive.…………………………….……106 4. Connecting PSTN and ISDN exclusive modem line………..107 4.1 LAN, ISDN(using Router ), Connecting exclusive line..107 4.2 Connecting PSTN, ISDN Modem………………………..108 5. Connection map of RX-RECEIVER (KRE-301).………..…..109 6. Connection map of RX-RECEIVER (KRE-302).……..……..110 7.

  • Page 104: Front Side

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  • Page 105: Rear Side

    2. Rear Side 2. Rear Side [Option]...

  • Page 106: Connecting Pan/Tilt Drive

    3. Connecting PAN/TILT Drive RUN LED TXD LED RXD LED EXTERNAL MONITOR SIGNAL ( + ) Remote Controller Receiver RS-422 Connection NOT USE (from RX-Receiver) RS-232 Connection (from Com1 port) SIGNAL ( - ) [Caution] • Be cautious about (+),(-) of the signal line. Wrong connection of the signal line might cause damage.

  • Page 107: Connecting Pstn And Isdn Exclusive Modem Line

    4. Connecting by PSTN, ISDN, or Leased circuit...

  • Page 108: Connecting Pstn, Isdn Modem

    [Option]...

  • Page 109: Connection Map Of Rx-Receiver (Kre-301)

    5. Layout of RX Receiver (KRE-301) (option) Inside of RX-RECEIVER P/TILT ADDRESS Pointer Control board FUSE 110V/220V conversion SWITCH TX LED MAIN FUSE RX LED 220 110 24V AC INPUT LIGHT 422 signal AC input LENS signal LIGHT control output (for DC 12V only ) PAN/TILT signal COMMON 24, 110 , 220 : AC...

  • Page 110: Connection Map Of Rx-Receiver (Kre-302)

    6. Layout of RX Receiver(KRE-302) (option) Inside of RX-Receiver 1. CON 1 : TRANS connection site 2. COM,24V,110V,220V : TRANS connection site 3. AC 220V /110V : Select AC input voltage 4. FUSE : 250V / 1A(control FUSE : RX Receiver’s control Fuse) 5.

  • Page 111: Connecting External Sensor

    7. External sensor input Connection SENSOR One line of signal line for sensors such as infrared rays, heat perception, magnetic etc, should be connected to COM connector and the other line is connected to any sensor 1-8 connector which you selected. [Caution] ’...

  • Page 112: Connecting Serial Cable

    9. Connection Serial Cable (Input) [Caution] • • •...
  • Page 113 “ ” This warranty is extended only to the original purchaser. A purchase receipt or other proof of the date of the original purchase is required before warranty service is rendered. This warranty only covers failures due to defects in materials and workmanship which arise during normal use.

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