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Substance

Substance ................................................................................. 3

General Information .................................................................. 7

2.1

Document Information ...................................................................................... 7

2.2

Document Scope .............................................................................................. 7

2.3

Contact Details of the Manufacturer .................................................................... 8

2.4

Other Applicable Documents .............................................................................. 8

2.5

Warranty......................................................................................................... 8

2.6

Disclaimer ....................................................................................................... 9

Safety .................................................................................... 10

3.1

Certificates and Standards............................................................................... 10

3.2

General Safety Instructions ............................................................................. 11

3.3

Safety Instructions and General Instructions ..................................................... 11

3.4

Qualified Personnel ......................................................................................... 13

3.5

PPE - Personal Protective Equipment ................................................................. 13

3.6

Safety Instructions BOP X ............................................................................... 13

3.7

Intended Use ................................................................................................. 13

Technical Details ..................................................................... 15

4.1

Special Tools ................................................................................................. 16

4.2

BOP xD Pin Assignment ................................................................................... 16

Product Overview .................................................................... 17

5.1

BOP xD General Overview ............................................................................... 17

5.2

Short Description of BOP xD ............................................................................ 17

5.3

Optional Modules and Extras ............................................................................ 18

Packaging & Disposal ............................................................... 19

6.1

Unpacking and Disposing of the Packaging Material ............................................ 19

6.1.1

Unpacking and Disposing of the Packaging Material ...................................... 20

Mounting and Installation ........................................................ 21

Personnel 21

7.1

Preparatory Measures ..................................................................................... 21

7.2

Installation and Mounting ................................................................................ 22

7.2.1

Place of Installation .................................................................................. 22

7.2.2

Installation without BOP XD system rack ..................................................... 23

7.2.3

Installation with system racks .................................................................... 23

7.3

Preparatory Measures for the Installation .......................................................... 24

7.3.1

Intended Use ........................................................................................... 24

7.3.2

Prerequisites ........................................................................................... 24

7.3.3

Power Supply Specification ........................................................................ 24

7.3.4

Power Supply and Data Sources ................................................................. 25

Start-up ................................................................................. 26

8.1

Start-up ........................................................................................................ 26

8.2

Configuration ................................................................................................. 26

Functional Description ............................................................. 27

9.1

BOP xD Basic Functions .................................................................................. 27

9.2

Functions ...................................................................................................... 28

9.2.1

Key Switch Positions ................................................................................. 28

9.2.2

Configuration ........................................................................................... 28

9.2.3

Secondary Functions ................................................................................ 28

Summary of Contents for BOP xD

Page 1: ...ACTIA I ME GmbH Ref IR 14938 1 92 ACTIA I ME GmbH Dresdenstrasse 17 18 D 38124 Braunschweig Germany Phone 49 0 531 38701 0 Fax 49 0 531 38701 88 www ime actia com User Manual BOP xD Document template R D 2018 ...

Page 2: ...n only Official document Name Ref I ME Index Author J Schaper Authorised by IR14938 C Document History I Pages Date Reason for the change Name A All 16 01 2018 Initial version J Schaper B All 14 02 2018 Document sharing J Schaper C All 19 03 2018 Screenshots J Schaper 21 March 2018 09 04 35 ACTIA I ME GmbH All rights reserved Any reproduction or distribution of this document or parts of it require...

Page 3: ...Overview 17 5 2 Short Description of BOP xD 17 5 3 Optional Modules and Extras 18 6 Packaging Disposal 19 6 1 Unpacking and Disposing of the Packaging Material 19 6 1 1 Unpacking and Disposing of the Packaging Material 20 7 Mounting and Installation 21 Personnel 21 7 1 Preparatory Measures 21 7 2 Installation and Mounting 22 7 2 1 Place of Installation 22 7 2 2 Installation without BOP XD system r...

Page 4: ...Side 37 Ethernet Interface Back 37 11 2 Access to Video Data 37 11 3 Alarm Data Feedback 37 11 4 Data Access from the Headquarters 38 11 5 Data Transfer Options 38 11 5 1 Current Camera Images 38 11 5 2 Recorded Data 39 11 5 3 Automatic FTP Upload 40 11 5 4 FTP Upload via Batch Files 40 11 5 5 UPD Broadcast Inter Device Communication 40 12 Web Interface 43 12 1 Initial Steps Entering the Password ...

Page 5: ...Automatic Restart 65 12 5 5 2 Cycle Controls 65 12 5 5 3 Default Video Input 66 12 5 5 4 Reversing Camera 66 12 5 5 5 Door Camera 67 12 5 5 6 Relay Outputs 67 12 5 5 7 Automatic Relay Control 68 12 5 5 8 Alarm Output 68 12 5 5 9 Alarm Signalling 68 12 5 6 Network 70 12 5 6 1 IP Address Netmask in Front 71 12 5 6 2 IP Address Netmask in the Back 71 12 5 6 3 Name Server 1 Name Server 2 71 12 5 6 4 B...

Page 6: ... 13 Error Description 84 13 1 Boot Specials BOP xD 86 14 Complete System Maintenance Functionality Check 87 14 1 Complete System Maintenance 87 14 2 Complete System Functionality Check 87 15 Abbreviations 88 16 Appendix 90 16 1 Optional accessories 90 16 2 List of Figures 91 16 3 List of Tables 92 ...

Page 7: ...nd the peripheral devices connected to it This document describes the safe operation of BOP xD Read the document before starting to work with it Keep the document in a place that is accessible for your employees Observe the safety precautions instructions and the handling instructions at all times The documentation must be complemented with instructions based on national regulations especially reg...

Page 8: ...s 24 months after product purchase If different warranty periods have been negotiated they must be NOTICE in writing The warranty is provided as per the statutory requirements with the explicit repair authorisation Within the warranty period ACTIA I ME GmbH remedies material and manufacturing defects in a verifiable manner and free of cost In the event of claims we would like to ask you to return ...

Page 9: ...rmed by authorised qualified personnel only Unauthorised repairs or modification by the user operator or third parties shall void the liability for any resulting consequences The operator and the operating personnel are liable for the proper and legal use of the BOP xD video surveillance system ...

Page 10: ...rea Standard Certificate Licence Electricity and EMC EN45545 EN50121 EN61373 Vibrations EN 50155 IEC 61373 Ch 9 Shock EN 50155 IEC 61373 Ch 10 5 Heat and fire resistance DIN 53438 2 DIN 5510 2 General pro visions Association of German Transport Under takings VDV No 230 234 235 410 BOStrab BOKraft Law on the Electromagnetic Compatibility of Equipment EMVG Public transport company association VÖV 04...

Page 11: ...s document The safety instructions follow the ANSI Standard Z535 4 The safety instructions are marked with a signal word The signal word classifies the hazard severity A safety instruction contains the following elements Signal word hazard classification Pictogram visual representation of the hazard Hazard type and source Possible consequences of the hazard Measures and prohibitions for avoiding t...

Page 12: ...rt the hazard ATTENTION Material damage Hazard type and source Possible consequences of the hazard Measures and prohibitions for to avert the hazard NOTICE A notice contains valuable tips and trick for the system user WARNING possible hazards severe injuries Hazard type and source Possible consequences of the hazard Measures and prohibitions for to avert the hazard ...

Page 13: ... by qualified personnel Use only dependable electricity and data cables 3 7 Intended Use The operator and the operating personnel are responsible for the proper and legally permissible use of the BOP xD video surveillance system Modifications retrofitting or other interference with the BOP xD video surveillance system The BOP xD video surveillance system by ACTIA may only be used for recording and...

Page 14: ...Ref IR 14938 14 92 When integrating and operating the BOP xD video surveillance system by ACTIA in a vehicle the vehicle s functionality may not be affected in any way Especially the safety systems may not be disturbed or disabled ...

Page 15: ...ctive 0 6A by 24VDC 1A by 12VDC Standby 0 5mA by 24 VDC 0 5mA by 12VDC Dimensions 269 x 93 2 x 216 6mm W H D Weight 2 9 kg Working temperature 25 to 70 C Storage temperature 25 to 85 C Atmospheric humidity 10 95 relative atmospheric humidity non condensing Vibrations 0 2G 5 150 Hz during operation 1 0G 5 150 Hz with the device turned off Shock load Shock load 1 5G Half sinus 11ms during operation ...

Page 16: ...n class Metal housing IP 40 Service life approx 21 years Table 2 BOP xD Technical Details 4 1 Special Tools If special tools are required this is indicated by a NOTICE before the respective action 4 2 BOP xD Pin Assignment The pin assignment is indicated in the enclosed technical datasheets If the technical datasheets are modified a change notice will be sent out ...

Page 17: ...o cameras connected to it At the same time the BOP xD is able to record audio sequences pay attention to the data protection regulations in your country The hard drives capacity depends on the recording time Typically the volumes range between 320 GB and 3 TB see chapter 10 2 Recording Time The BOP xD can record data from connected peripheral devices The BOP xD can record the IBIS data stream and ...

Page 18: ...rd Internet browser The data protection is guaranteed by a multistep security system 5 3 Optional Modules and Extras The BOP xD can be extended with the modules listed below The extensions are not an integral part of the product and this documentation iShow Passenger information system iCount Passenger counting system xNet WLAN UMTS HSDPA Modem System racks Standard holders and 19 plug in rack Con...

Page 19: ...e household waste Used appliances and electronic components marking The BOP xD video surveillance system and all appliances and electronic components included with it may not be disposed of together with household waste as per the European Regulations and the German Law on Electrical and Electronic Appliances ElektroG Used appliances and electronic components may be disposed of at the municipal co...

Page 20: ...3 Open the packaging lid entirely 4 Remove the enclosed Getting started document NOTICE The passwords installation instructions and functionality descriptions are listed in the Getting started document Keep it safe 5 Pull up the packaging protection above by the two notches 6 Carefully pull the BOP xD up to take it out NOTICE Protect the device from humidity water acid solvents and dust NOTICE Do ...

Page 21: ...e must be strictly observed When choosing a mounting position for the BOP xD video surveillance system by ACTIA follow the relevant specifications and regulations When integrating and operating the BOP xD video surveillance system by ACTIA the vehicle s functionality may not be affected in any way Especially the safety systems may not be disturbed or disabled When connecting peripheral units such ...

Page 22: ...dense water and trapped heat Access for connecting peripheral devices maintenance and data storage replacement must be provided Unauthorised persons should have no direct access to the device The installation spot must be freely accessible at all times and it must not disturb the driver s work The necessary power sources IBIS data cables video camera cables and other required equipment must be ava...

Page 23: ... flaps 1 Secure the system rack as per the Installation Instructions 2 Consider the mounting rack used 3 Push the BOP with its back first in the mounting rack 4 Bend the front side at 25 30 so that the insertion flaps fit into the insertion slots 5 Press BOP slightly downward 6 BOP must be horizontal 7 Secure BOP with 2 M6 screws to the mounting rack WARNING Physical injuries Mounting the device M...

Page 24: ...he legal framework 7 3 2 Prerequisites The necessary connection cables optional data and video lines for the cameras that will be connected to it must be available at the place of installation 7 3 3 Power Supply Specification Input voltage 10 32 VDC Max voltage 2A by 12 VDC Connection ON plug 2 PIN1 plug 2 PIN3 WARNING electrical shock Electrical Connection 12 24VDC You might get an electrical sho...

Page 25: ...on on plug 2 PIN2 Ground plug 2 PIN3 7 3 4 Power Supply and Data Sources The BOP xD requires the following power supply voltage 12 VDC 24 VDC 10A fuse time lag Optional IBIS data line GPS signal CAN bus data line Ethernet network cable for the network connection with iCount and Ethernet switch ...

Page 26: ...sure all relevant data has already been preinstalled by the manufacturer 8 2 Configuration The configuration is done over a web interface The connection is made over the Ethernet interface and a web browser The access to the configuration data is secured by a password You can find more information on configuration see chapter 12 Web Interface NOTICE The configuration of BOP xD must be checked duri...

Page 27: ...eal time The system can record the current GPS position data together with additional information that is being sent by the surrounding system Figure 2 BOP xD The recording of the data starts by switching the ignition on or by a digital input wiring wake up function The data is deposited to a ring buffer controlled either by capacity or by time Alarm data is stored in a secure area of the ring buf...

Page 28: ...face on the back is used for System configuration web interface Password secured data transfer SMB CIFS Firmware update The Ethernet interface on the front is used for Service interface Maintenance 9 2 2 Configuration The system is configured over an easy to use web interface see Chapter 11 Web Interface To this end a free web browser e g Internet Explorer as of v 8 0 Firefox or similar products i...

Page 29: ...ble 4 Visual Indicators Light Diodes 9 3 BOP xD Operation After putting the system into operation BOP is switched to operating mode RECORDING via the key switch During normal operation BOP can be switched on and off with the ignition terminal 15 BOP is switched to RECORDING via the key switch 1 Ignition on BOP switches to RECORDING 2 Ignition off after expiry of the switch off delay time BOP switc...

Page 30: ...capacity is available 9 5 Storing and Transporting the Slide Disk The BOP xD data storage complies with the automotive requirements The integrated hard drives are stored for shock absorption Regardless of their robust design damage resulting from improper handling cannot be excluded ATTENTION Material damage The storage device may be damaged by improper han dling In the worst case this can lead to...

Page 31: ... point in time over the Reviewer software The data recorded in the event of an alarm is stored separately The data can be automatically sent to a central reception point via an external modem e g xNet 10 1 Switching the Recorder on with an Ignition Signal Switching On Prerequisites 1 Flip the key switch on the device to Recording 2 Flip the break switch on the dashboard to Recording To switch BOP ...

Page 32: ...157 105 78 63 500GB 246 164 123 98 1TB 492 328 246 196 1 5TB 738 492 369 295 2TB 984 656 492 393 3TB 1476 984 738 590 This is not taking audio and log data into consideration Audio 30MB h per chan nel Table 5 Recording Capacity in Hours Capacity GB TB 12 Cam 14 Cam 16 Cam 320 GB 52 45 39 500GB 82 70 61 1TB 164 140 123 1 5TB 246 210 184 2TB 328 281 246 3TB 492 421 369 This is not taking audio and l...

Page 33: ... Data Beside the video data with the time stamp the following additional data can also be found Camera name set under Configuration Vehicle number Route Stop Vehicle identification BOP saves the log files that protocol the behaviour of the recorder All IBIS functions are checked during a test run and adjust via ON if necessary 10 5 IBIS Time Correction Date and Time are corrected by the real time ...

Page 34: ...ed as meta data in the passenger count files Passenger count data is saved in the DILAX3 and or FAN format The passenger count files dumping process can be automated The data is dumped to an FTP server without encryption via the Ethernet or by sticking in a USB stick with an authentication 10 9 Start up Time The time between switching on the system and the recording start depends on the ambient te...

Page 35: ...eb Interface is establishes over the Ethernet interface and a web browser The web interface is described in Chapter 11 Web Interface 10 11 Error Signalling Error messages with exact information about the error log files err txt log txt log 1 txt can be automatically uploaded to an FTP server After that the system sends a notification that system maintenance is necessary ...

Page 36: ...ware update admin bop i me live images maintenance configuration load save con figuration passwords Data storage formatting Access to the data storage HDD review view Access to SMB BOP Reviewer Software Table 7 Passwords ATTENTION Password Protection Change the passwords To secure the system against unauthorised access the passwords for the overall system should not be freely accessible Keep the p...

Page 37: ...an be adjusted in the configuration This makes a wireless connection also possible The BOP data is accessible via the Ethernet interface The data is password protected The system status can be queried and or sent via an UDP broadcast Ethernet Interface Forder Side RJ45 100Mbit autocrossing Ethernet Interface Back M12 D coded female socket 100 Mbit 11 2 Access to Video Data For service purposes the...

Page 38: ...ering the alarm enables access to data from the headquarters without a time limit A data access acknowledgment from the headquarters starts a 60 minutes timer After the 60 minutes time expires the data access is disabled A repeated alarm trigger stops the running 60 minutes timer The data access acknowledgment is executed via the Web server in the Maintenance menu The data access acknowledgement c...

Page 39: ...ayed directly from a VLC Media Player video stream client The active stream URL e g rtsp 10 31 0 79 8554 h264_ch17 can be copied from the web server menu Live images 11 5 2 Recorded Data The recorded data can be accessed via the network file system SMB CIFS Access over FTP is also possible The authentication is done via the Reviewer right called review For BOP it should be NOTICE that usually duri...

Page 40: ...r or they can be dumped The directory is determined by DLX data FTP subdir 11 5 4 FTP Upload via Batch Files An FTP upload of the recorded data to the FTP server can be initiated by batch files FTP basepath request parameter 11 5 5 UPD Broadcast Inter Device Communication To communicate over the local network the devices send and receive UDP datagram broadcast packages using Port 30603 The first b...

Page 41: ...P ID the BOP identification string 192 168 12 2 n ethernet IP address front 00 10 02 0E B0 18 n ethernet MAC address front 10 30 0 13 n ethernet IP address rear 00 10 02 0E B0 19 n ethernet MAC address rear IN 00000000101 n digital input values 0 or 1 for IN 1 8 KL15 pause run IN 12345678ktr 0 or Reviewer Station identification answer 3 BOP n same data as 2 BOP n The BOP identification query is us...

Page 42: ...ality 2018 ACTIA I ME GmbH Ref IR 14938 42 92 Broadcast tx dest addr and Broadcast rx mask Whether there should be a reaction to an ALARM event from other devices in the local network can be turned on or off separately ...

Page 43: ...ion V3 0 25 12 1 Initial Steps Entering the Password 1 Connect the BOP xD Ethernet interface with a PC 2 Switch BOP on 3 Wait until the system starts up 4 Open the browser 5 Go to BOP s IP address Figure 4 Web Interface Login Screen 6 Enter your username and password in the authentication screen 7 Confirm with OK ...

Page 44: ...mepage you can find the following information Figure 5 Start page Firmware version Status information System starts BOP xD is activated System OK BOP xD is ready no messages Maintenance the error file is displayed Alarm alarm date available Camera error one or more cameras have experienced a malfunction GPS coordinates only if a GPS receiver is connected BOP xD serial number ...

Page 45: ...mages mode allows for opening the video channel directly in the web browser with a delay time of a few milliseconds Prerequisite A current version of VLC Media Player is installed Figure 6 Live Image Camera A sequence can be saved and reviewed at a later time using the button Event ...

Page 46: ...ownload The cameras can be controlled individually and secured over a loop in the Live Images user interface If the cameras are logged as red a blue screen is displayed 12 3 1 Camera Control 1 Click on Vout 1 control 2 A pop up window appears 3 Switch between multi and single channel 4 Select cameras Figure 8 Camera control ...

Page 47: ...tenance Error messages are shown in the MAINTENANCE page All events that have led to a data recording failure are logged in the error file When an entry is written to the file it is indicated on the homepage with a highlighted MAINTENANCE NOTICE The malfunctioning cameras are shown in the Maintenance area 12 4 1 Opening the Error File 1 Open the MAINTENANCE page 2 Click on the err txt entry 3 The ...

Page 48: ...e creation date of latest error file deletion Line 2 system information current firmware date and time of the current configuration file vehicle identification Line 3 date and time errors l NOTICE The error file err txt can be read and deleted by all users 12 4 3 Maintenance HDD Report Figure 10 HDD Report ...

Page 49: ... ME GmbH Ref IR 14938 49 92 Figure 11 Activate HDD Figure 12 Recording check 12 4 4 Recording Test Using the Recording test button the recording functionality of the latest terminated sequences is tested Figure 13 Recording Test ...

Page 50: ...arm data recording error messages and BOP switch off 12 5 1 1 Date and Time BOP xD contains a real time clock RTC In case of deviations the RTC should be adjusted because otherwise the time stamps of the data recordings do not allow for conclusions regarding the exact recording time The time zones can be changed The save button saves the PC time in the BOP Real Time Clock RTC The RTC is applied af...

Page 51: ...iew Mode Review Mode The device can run as a Reviewer Station Value 0 1 When set to value 0 the system does not run as a recorder but as a network server for hard drive backup The Video Data Converter with a USB 3 0 port can also be used for hard drive backup This requires installing the necessary drivers 12 5 1 4 Time Zone String Time Zone String 3 pre set time zones see the enclosed datasheet fo...

Page 52: ... time for saving a sequence file expires a new file with the next sequential number is created Together with the video settings sequencing time affects the size of the video files Figure 16 Configuration Part 2 12 5 1 7 Switch off Delay The video surveillance system is not switched off together with the ignition but after a predefined switch off delay time If the ignition is switched on again with...

Page 53: ...eriod before the alarm signal Post alarm time between 5 and 180 min recording period after the alarm signal 12 5 1 9 Maximum Storage Time The maximum storage time shows how long the data is saved in the buffer storage All data that is older than the set period is automatically deleted The BOP system time is of relevance for time comparisons Max storage time 0 23 59 min value abs If the value abs 0...

Page 54: ... is at Value 1 If the key switch is at 1 in the configuration the system cannot be switched off and the slide disk can be changed After the slide disk has been changed the Value can be set to 0 again Key switch OFF mode 0 System OFF Key switch OFF mode 0 Slide Disk release mode recording is stopped slide disk is unlocked NOTICE System switch off is only possible by deactivating KL15 IN 1 IN 2 IN 3...

Page 55: ... it is entered into the error file err txt 2 Relay 4 and the service LED remain on as of the first error entry and until the error has been eliminated One time error signalling 0 OFF 1 One off impulse 2 error There is an additional error relay output Value 1 4 defines an additional error relay output The default All OK status is disabled the relays is enabled when no further recording is possible ...

Page 56: ...are automatically ignored 12 5 1 18 APC iCount Automatic Passenger Counter iCount can be optionally bought as an addition to the device You can display the number of iCount devices used A format must be selected otherwise the data is automatically reset to the default value Figure 17 APC iCount 12 5 1 19 IBIS Integrated On Board Information System IBIS status query status query with device number ...

Page 57: ...ces 2 microphones can be set up Number of the microphones connected 0 No audio data recording 1 Recording audio data from Channel 1 2 Recording audio data from Channels 1 and 2 12 5 2 Video Settings Video Output 1 The video settings codecs settings affect all video sources In the video recording settings configuration the values of the different analogue camera can be set Column 1 4 Figure 20 Vide...

Page 58: ...jerki er the image However this requires significantly less storage space Please determine in trial how many images sec are sufficient for your usage purposes 12 5 2 3 Compression Quality The compression and thus the image quality depends on the video recording data rate set A lower data rate necessitates a higher compression 3 low data rate 0 3 Mbit s 60 high data rate 6 Mbit s High data rate Low...

Page 59: ...ring images 12 5 2 5 Quality NOTICE Many full screen images Higher data volumes and thus a shorter recording duration Fewer full screen images Lower data volumes and thus a longer recording duration 12 5 2 6 Adaptive Framerate The adaptive framerate can reduce possible compression artefacts Compression artefacts can occur when a low data rate is set and there are scenes with a lot of movement In t...

Page 60: ...uration of the live stream can be nested in Column 5 VOut 1 stream The stream can be displayed directly over the network 12 5 2 8 Streaming Mode A constant data rate is preferred for the purposes of the internal image processing video codec For this purpose the video data must be compressed rather heavily 0 Streaming mode off Heavy fluctuations in the short run but a constant data rate in the long...

Page 61: ... the entry fields V 01 to V 16 This name is analysed and displayed in the BOP Reviewer Software In the upper part you can see the saved settings for Video Output 1 Each camera can be controlled and turned individually The sensitivity for detecting blind cameras and the triggering time can be determined in minutes You can choose from the pre set parameters 1 4 In the configuration you can determine...

Page 62: ...Web Interface 2018 ACTIA I ME GmbH Ref IR 14938 62 92 Figure 22 Camera Configuration ...

Page 63: ...ed as either a full screen image or a mosaic Figure 23 Configuartion_IP CAMS V Out The maximum resolution of these streams can be 720x576 and a maximum framerate of 15 FpS is recommended Please delete URL entries that are not used to reduce system load Connection 0 BNC analogue 1 HDMI OSD label 0 no label 1 Camera No 2 Camera Name ...

Page 64: ... used solely for playback Figure 24 Configuration iShow Video outputs 1 and 2 are configurable Using a special pattern the video outputs can be switched to video output 1 and therefore to the connected monitor A reversing camera and a doors camera can be ass to Video output 1 with display priority Figure 25 Video Output 1 Figure 26 Video Output 2 ...

Page 65: ...display remains active for about 10 seconds after the high level in digital input 8 drops After that the default video input is displayed 1 The video sources are displayed as per the specifications in the cycle controls 12 5 5 2 Cycle Controls The individual sequence segments are divided by a comma The total sequence is repeated in a cycle when Automatic relaying is enabled V video input multiscre...

Page 66: ...10 seconds each after that a mosaic of all 4 video signals is displayed for 10 seconds 12 5 5 3 Default Video Input Indicates the video signal that is displayed on the monitor when the cycle is inactive This setting is effective only when the Automatic cycle setting is set to 0 0 The last displayed video signal remains on 1 8 The video signal with the respective number is shown continuously 12 5 5...

Page 67: ...hat have to be taken into account during reverse driving 12 5 5 5 Door Camera Indicates the door camera and its display priority 0 No door camera available 1 8 Video input for the door camera Priority If simultaneous switching to the door and reversing cameras is necessary the camera with the higher priority is displayed 12 5 5 6 Relay Outputs Messages or the system status can be transmitted to ex...

Page 68: ...is repeated cyclically from left to right oxy Output no x with signal status y t display duration Example of a sequence segment o31 t10 Relay 3 is energised for 10 seconds Example of a sequence o30 t10 o31 t10 Relay 3 is switched on and off in a 10 seconds cycle 12 5 5 8 Alarm Output If there is an alarm it can be signalled over a relay 0 No alarm is signalled 1 4 The indicated relay is toggled in...

Page 69: ...TIA I ME GmbH Ref IR 14938 69 92 1 Relay 2 Recording active is constantly toggled during data recording Relay 2 flashes during alarm data recording This behaviour can be used when there is only one signalling lamp available ...

Page 70: ...ion with BOP This could lead to a e g a message not being sent in the event of an alarm or to a lack of possibility for setup Modify the settings only following the network administrator s instructions NOTICE all modifications that have been performed Figure 29 Network paramters The communication parameters for the front and back Ethernet interface are set via the network parameters ...

Page 71: ... xD serial number SN 1030xxyy 12 5 6 3 Name Server 1 Name Server 2 NOTICE Special network settings Contact your administrator 12 5 6 4 Broadcast Target Address In the event of an alarm signal at digital input 6 PIN 9 plug 2 21 PIN an alarm message is sent to the IP address provided 12 5 6 5 Alarm RX OFF ON An alarm signal can be sent to the BOP from an external unit via the Ethernet BOP xD reacts ...

Page 72: ...IP address has been entered for the FTP server Figure 30 Error File ATTENTION Impaired communications warning The settings in section Network parameters affect the external communication with BOP This could lead to a e g a message not being sent in the event of an alarm or to a lack of possibility for setup Modify the settings only following the network administrator s instructions NOTICE all modi...

Page 73: ... 0 only the log files are transferred 1 the contents of the alarm folder are also transferred NOTICE In the event of an alarm all data is deposited in the alarm folder and it is labelled After the data has been transferred the alarm label is removed and data is transferred to the buffer storage 12 5 6 7 Reload Save Save Restart The PC time can be applied and the configuration data can be saved and...

Page 74: ...Restart Save the configuration data After that BOP xD is restarted thus enabling any changes applied to the configuration 12 1 Load Save Configuration Firmware Upload The current configuration of the BOP system can be loaded to a PC over a link A current configuration can be saved to BOP from a PC or a firmware update may be installed on the system Figure 31 Firmware upload Pay attention to the or...

Page 75: ...tion file is based cfg stands for configuration 20090602 date of the configuration data jjjmmtt 0935 time of the configuration data hhmm bcf file extension bop configuration file Loading a Configuration 1 Click on Browse 2 Select the desired configuration file 3 Click on BOP xD or BOP xD restart The file name for a default configuration files looks something like vss3 0 25cfg_default_de bcf vss3 0...

Page 76: ...n file NOTICE The new firmware is enabled only after a restart 12 1 1 2 Loading a Firmware ATTENTION System malfunctions warning The upload and the automatic firmware installation that follows may not be interrupted Otherwise the system will not function properly anymore Thus during the firmware upload do not switch off BOP xD do not cut the power supply NOTICE To back up the BOP xD settings we re...

Page 77: ...4 Firmware version en stands for a country or a customer code 12 2 Operator The operator makes live access to the hard drive possible The hard drive can be deleted and reformatted All old data is deleted after a system restart The operator has access to the alarm files and he can delete resequencing and disable files The operator can use a USB stick as authentication for downloading passenger coun...

Page 78: ...d by the use of the SHA 512 hash function The RS232 plug allows for complete access to the data from a USB stick The USB stick has an individual identification name Authentication is done by key comparison if the key does not correspond access is aborted Attempted access failures are recorded in the log file The SHA 512 must be available to generate the key file The key file on the USB stick is al...

Page 79: ... logged out and the ejected 6 Remove the USB stick 12 3 Admin Access to the BOP xD web interface is password protected In the Admin area individual passwords can be granted there is direct access to the data storage and the storage devices can be formatted Figure 34 Passwords Normal user user Service technician cfg Reviewer review Temporary ALARM access live Administrator admin ...

Page 80: ... safe by the responsible personnel If the passwords are lost access to BOP XD is only possible with special tools In such event contact your sales representative or I ME ACTIA There are five different user types on BOP xD all with different rights To change a password enter the new password and confirm by clicking on submit The following rules apply when creating a password Minimum length 3 symbol...

Page 81: ...en file 6 Click on the file name 7 Copy file 8 Click on the file name with the right mouse button 9 Select the respective command from the browser context menu Structure and Contents Folder alarm The alarm folder contains the data recorded as a result of an alarm signal Folder audio The folder audio1 and audio2 contain the audio data from the respective audio sources Similarly to the video data th...

Page 82: ...nd when the BOP Reviewer Software is used Formatting the Data Storage ATTENTION Data loss warning When the data storage is formatted all recorded data is lost To format the data storage enter OK in the field and confirm by clicking on submit Data Analysis The recorded data is analysed on a BOP Reviewer Station with BOP Reviewer Software which is entirely independent from the BOP xD which is used f...

Page 83: ...e data protection requirements compliant working environment is required NOTICE In exceptional cases data analysis can also be performed on site with a laptop with the BOP Reviewer Software installed For this purpose BOP xD is switched to the PAUSE operation mode ...

Page 84: ... 0265 03 uncon trolled POWER OFF or RESTART or HDD access failure This error message can be cause by Unexpected external power supply disconnec tion Power supply contact issues BOP system internal issues Check whether the power sup ply has been disconnected 24V power supply Change BOP HDD reformat it Change the BOP system to exclude BOP related issues Power uncontrolled POWER OFF or RESTART or HDD...

Page 85: ...AI803 The old error file has been deleted by the service Information only no measures re quired BOP Orange LED flashing Data is not recorded Check whether a hard drive has been in stalled ALARM Jun17 06 58 31 ALARM activated at UTC 200706110658 An alarm event has been triggered and the data is being saved to the secure area Secure alarm data When desired the slide disk can be format ted next time ...

Page 86: ... not the case and Linux Kernel is running it must be checked whether terminal 15 and inputs IN 1 IN 2 IN 3 are inactive If all are inactive the power supply must be disconnected If the key switch off mode is set to 1 and the key switch is flipped to off the power supply must be disconnected unless the slide disk will be changed ...

Page 87: ...nu should be open as described in Chapter 12 Web Interface The error files can be found there Take the necessary measures and if necessary contact ACTIA I ME GmbH Delete the errors 14 2 Complete System Functionality Check Perform a functionality check in regular intervals There is 100 functionality when the following LEDs are lit or flashing 1 Power green is lit 2 Error red is off 3 3 Recording gr...

Page 88: ...ioning System GSM Global System for Mobile Communication HDD Hard Disk Drive IBIS Integrated On Board Information System iCount Passenger counting system iShow Passenger information system LTE Long Term Evolution Meta data Meta data is the name of structured data that contains information about other information sources Meta data describes the actual data Metal housing IP40 Protection as per DIN 4...

Page 89: ...byte UMTS Universal Mobile Telecommunication UPD Datagram Broadcast User Datagram Protocol V DC V for volt DC for direct current VPN Tunnel Virtual Private Network VSS Video surveillance systems for security purposes as per the EN 62676 standard Vss Describes negative voltage source voltage based on multiple tran sistors xNet WLAN UMTS HSDPA Modem Table 10 Abbreviations ...

Page 90: ...Type MLC Transport case for Hard disk AR10009838 Transport case with foam insert for a hard disk Power cable for 4 cameras AR10006032 Connection cable with 4 x AMP plug for power combi cable Power cable for 8 Cameras AR10006034 Connection cable with 8 x AMP plug for power combi cable Combi cable Power Video AR10001956 Combi cable with 2 x 0 75 power cable and 1 x coaxial cable 75 Ω ECE R118 02 cer...

Page 91: ...igure 4 Web Interface Login Screen 43 Figure 5 Start page 44 Figure 6 Live Image Camera 45 Figure 7 Download 46 Figure 8 Camera control 46 Figure 9 Maintenance err txt 47 Figure 10 HDD Report 48 Figure 11 Activate HDD 49 Figure 12 Recording check 49 Figure 13 Recording Test 49 Figure 14 Configuration Part 1 50 Figure 15 Setting the date time 50 Figure 16 Configuration Part 2 52 Figure 17 APC iCoun...

Page 92: ...entification 78 Figure 34 Passwords 79 16 3 List of Tables Table 1 Standards and guidelines 10 Table 2 BOP xD Technical Details 16 Table 3 Key Switch Positions 28 Table 4 Visual Indicators Light Diodes 29 Table 5 Recording Capacity in Hours 32 Table 6 Recording Capacity in Hours 32 Table 7 Passwords 36 Table 8 Country of origin 76 Table 9 Error Description 85 Table 10 Abbreviations 89 Table 11 Opt...

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