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MEGAPOWER CPU 

8200-0421-03, REV. G 

ADMINISTRATOR’S GUIDE 

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Contact Arming 

The Contact Arming screen enables you to assign a 
group of contacts in an alarm table to a monitor. 

Figure 77. Contact Arming screen 

 

To begin assigning a group of contacts to a monitor 
from the Alarms – Monitor screen: 

1.  Click on a monitor. 

2.  Click the Contact Arming tab. The selected 

monitor number appears just below the tab in the 
Monitor field. 

3. Click 

Add

 on the right side of the screen. The Add 

Contacts dialog box appears (Figure 78 on 
page 39). 

Figure 78. Add Contacts dialog 

 

The Add Contacts dialog provides three options. 

1.  To select an option, click the button beside the 

option, and complete the required information. 
Options are: 

 

Replace with the following sequence

 – enter 

a range of monitors, for example, 1-256. 

 

Add a single Contact

 – Click the up or down 

arrows to select a contact. 

 

Add a range of Contacts

 – Click the up or 

down arrows on the “from” and “to” fields to 
select a range of contacts. 

2. Click 

OK

 to save your contact choices or 

Cancel

 

to close the dialog box without saving your 
choices. 

Deleting Contacts 

To delete contacts assigned to a monitor as defined 
in the Contact Arming tab, do the following: 

1.  In the upper screen, click on the monitor that 

contains the contact(s) to be deleted. 

2.  Click on the contact(s) in the lower screen to be 

deleted, and then press 

Remove

 on the right side 

of the screen. 

Event Timers 

The Event Timers tab in the Alarms – Monitor screen 
allows you to view and delete event timer information 
that is associated with selected monitors. 

Note:

 Event timers displayed in this screen are for 

information only, and they cannot be added or edited 
here. You must define event timers in the Switching – 
Event Timer screen as described on page 35. 

Viewing Event Timers 

To view event timer information from the Alarms – 
Monitor screen: 

1.  Click on a monitor in the upper screen. 

2.  Click the Event Timers tab on the Alarms – 

Monitor screen. 

Figure 79. Event timers screen 

 

Deleting Event Timers 

To delete an event timer definition: 

1.  Click on a monitor in the upper screen. 

2.  Click the header of the row in the lower screen 

that contains the event timer definition to be 
deleted. 

3.  Press the keyboard 

Delete 

key of the PC

 

running 

EASY CPU. The Delete Rows dialog box 
appears. 

Summary of Contents for MegaPower ADMPCPU

Page 1: ...8200 0421 03 G MegaPower CPU ADMPCPU Administrator s Guide...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...major components MPU Multiple Purpose Unit Port Module Figure 2 MegaPower CPU About this Guide This Administrator s Guide provides information about setting up and programming the MegaPower 3200 vide...

Page 4: ...ons 27 Setting System Date and Time 28 Setting the Date and Time Using the Dialog Box 28 Setting the Date and Time Using the Keyboard 29 Setting Port Configurations 30 Configuring the Dome PTZ Device...

Page 5: ...67 APPENDIX D Port Number Assignments 68 APPENDIX E Auxiliary Key Code Functions 69 F1 Special Function Keys 69 F2 Special Function Keys 69 APPENDIX F Configuring Video Loss Detection 71 APPENDIX G A...

Page 6: ...art MPU not communicating Up arrow Selected CPU Down arrow Backup CPU Clear circle Normal operation Dark circle inside outer circle CPU fault error Circle with one arrow Single passive hot switch ribb...

Page 7: ...include MegaPower CPU Camera monitor switching bays Fixed cameras pan tilt zoom cameras and dome cameras Video monitors Operator keyboards Video recording devices Alarm interface units Video loss dete...

Page 8: ...local alarm contacts Camera Alarm Programming Each alarm contact can be programmed to call up a local camera Salvo Preset camera scene and auxiliary action External Control Inputs RS 232 ports allow...

Page 9: ...h 210 for second floor cameras 301 through 310 for third floor cameras and so on Video Loss Detection When equipped with the optional Video Loss Detector module the system can detect the presence or l...

Page 10: ...e the system do the following 1 Configure an AD1024 RS 232 port as follows Type Terminal Baud rate 4800 bps Parity none Data bits 8 Stop bits 1 2 Connect the PC RS 232 port to the configured AD1024 RS...

Page 11: ...is 192 168 0 1 The IP address can only be changed with a keyboard connected to an RS 232 port on the CPU To initialize the system with a CPU connected directly to a PC via the Ethernet port do the fol...

Page 12: ...is accessed ADCC1100 a Place the keyboard in Program Mode by clicking the tab in the middle of the lower part of the screen Note To display and enter Program Mode you must insert a Smartcard that has...

Page 13: ...rd and CPU port in use 2 Use the following instructions to provide the key sequences for each supported keyboard AD2088 a Place the keyboard in Menu Mode by turning the keyswitch to MENU The CAMERA LE...

Page 14: ...for the Standby MP CPU d Press the Ack key located in the lower right corner The System Menu screen Figure 17 appears on the LCD screen Note To exit the LCD Menu Mode press Menu Figure 17 System Menu...

Page 15: ...following are the minimum system requirements for installing and operating the EASY CPU software application Computer PC compatible computer with 600 MHz Intel Pentium III microprocessor or greater H...

Page 16: ...this choice is not grayed out You will be prompted to confirm that you want to end the installation Click Yes to end the installation or click No to continue the installation 4 When the following scre...

Page 17: ...adio button and then click Next If you want to limit access to the application to just yourself click on the Only for me organization name radio button and then click Next Figure 33 Customer Informati...

Page 18: ...3200 file EASY CPU Configurator file Configurator exe and then either double click the file name to start the application or use the Start Menu In either case EASY CPU starts and the Main Screen appea...

Page 19: ...close the dialog box without saving your preferences 4 Close and restart EASY CPU for your change to take effect The Main Screen Figure 52 on page 23 appears in the selected language Viewing Configura...

Page 20: ...his IP address is read only in Figure 41 The default for this field is defined in the Edit Preferences menu option MPCPU B Read from the MPCPU B IP address as defined in the System Options dialog box...

Page 21: ...one or both of the following checkboxes Save To File When checked the configuration is saved to the path and filename shown in the associated field You can change the path filename by clicking the Br...

Page 22: ...address is read only in Figure 46 When unchecked the configuration is not written to the indicated IP address MPCPU B When checked the configuration is written to the indicated IP address which is de...

Page 23: ...log box appears Figure 50 Figure 50 Login Properties dialog 4 Complete the Login ID Password and Confirm fields in the Login Properties dialog box for the new user 5 In the Access Level field click on...

Page 24: ...d the Login dialog box appears whenever you want to read a configuration file from the CPU or write a configuration file to the CPU Figure 51 Login dialog 1 In the Login dialog box enter your user nam...

Page 25: ...Setting window display area Dropdown Menus The dropdown menus across the top of the EASY CPU main screen provide the following options File Edit Help New Open Close Save Save As Print Read Write Prop...

Page 26: ...g boxes If you see a small triangle in the heading row for a column you can click on it to sort the rows according to the number or character sequence in that column Note Whenever you enter a value in...

Page 27: ...loss detection not configured or no communication exists to video loss card Sync State Indicates the synchronization state of the video signal to the selected camera and is used in connection with th...

Page 28: ...h 17 32 MegaPower CPU rear slide switch is up selecting com ports 17 32 ADDL 3 4 Low 1 16 MegaPower CPU rear slide switch is down selecting com ports 1 16 ADDL 1 2 Firmware Version Displays the MegaPo...

Page 29: ...m Options link in the Explore menu to begin The following dialog box appears Figure 59 Figure 59 System options dialog The System Options screen provides the following options Site Number Allows you t...

Page 30: ...ers are not available Note Although the snapshot image is simultaneously saved to all three servers it is only accessed from the currently available server Monitor Output Choose the monitor to display...

Page 31: ...es are written to the MegaPower CPU which uses them to determine when to adjust for either DST or Standard Time This section contains the following choices Enable DST Adjustments in MPCPU Select this...

Page 32: ...wing screen appears Figure 61 System port configuration screen To configure ports complete the following fields Port No Identifies the number of the port on the CPU to which the device is connected Ea...

Page 33: ...When checked this checkbox causes the MPCPU to issue commands out the Direct Connect ports as configured in the lower four port group s control settings Commands are not sent through the ADDL The lowe...

Page 34: ...schedule different alarm monitor contact tables to become active at different times and days Click on the Switching links in the Explore menu to begin Figure 63 on page 32 Figure 63 Switching links C...

Page 35: ...c value and then select Pattern Specific Number from the dropdown list The numeric value entered will now contain a Pat prefix See the MegaPower CPU Operator s Guide 8200 0421 02 for more information...

Page 36: ...dwell time Key points to remember when programming Tours The system allows 64 system Tours and every Tour can include up to 64 Tour entries Tours can include Salvos Presets Patterns auxiliaries and ot...

Page 37: ...tor By doing so the user is simulating a Salvo o No Calls the next Tour entry to the monitor originally called in the Tour o Salvo Calls the first entry of a pre programmed Salvo to the monitor each o...

Page 38: ...times The MegaPower CPU allows you to create 35 Event Timers Click on the Tours tab in the Switching Event Timer link in the Explore menu to begin The following screen appears Figure 72 Event timer T...

Page 39: ...e at the time of the alarm You can schedule Alarm Monitor Contact Tables to become active automatically through Event Timers see page 35 Click on the Alarms links in the Explore menu to begin Figure 7...

Page 40: ...til cleared Acknowledgement The Acknowledgement field allows you to determine how alarms will be cleared for the selected monitor Options are Instant an alarm resets immediately at its source when the...

Page 41: ...the dialog box without saving your choices Deleting Contacts To delete contacts assigned to a monitor as defined in the Contact Arming tab do the following 1 In the upper screen click on the monitor...

Page 42: ...Pattern number 0 3 assigned to the camera number or Salvo selected above Enter the number of a Preset or Pattern for the corresponding camera number or Salvo field as follows Figure 82 Contact Defini...

Page 43: ...en After the alarm message is created enter the alarm message number in the Alarm Messages field of the Alarm Contact Definitions screen Email Message Text of Email message delivered to recipients des...

Page 44: ...an identification number for the Email message Host Name Enter the IP address of the host Email server Address 1 Enter the Email address of the 1st person that you want the message to go to Address 2...

Page 45: ...Callups View and edit Salvo call ups associated with selected cameras See Associating Salvo Callups to Cameras on page 45 Adding Camera Definitions You can create and edit camera definitions 1 To add...

Page 46: ...ions and APPENDIX F Configuring Video Loss Detection on page 71 3 Click OK to display the new definition or Cancel to close the dialog box without displaying the definition Note Remember to save or tr...

Page 47: ...tab screen Preset or Pattern Displays the number assigned to the preset coordinates or pattern moves that the camera will execute when that camera is called by this salvo This number is assigned in C...

Page 48: ...four ports When a port expansion module is connected to a port port numbering adds an alpha character a b c d to each port number for example port one becomes ports 1a 1b 1c 1d port two becomes ports...

Page 49: ...Click OK to save your monitor choices or Cancel to close the dialog box without saving your choices Adding a Range of Monitors To add monitors or a range of monitors 1 Click the Monitor Access tab in...

Page 50: ...ve on the right side of the screen Configuring Keyboard User Keyboards and Priorities The Definitions Keyboard User Priorities screen allows the administrator to assign priority access levels to indiv...

Page 51: ...complete the following fields Priority No Identifies a level 1 8 to this priority 1 lowest priority 8 highest priority Reset System If enabled the selected priority level can clear all programmed info...

Page 52: ...ntrolling Access with Partitions Partitions control user access to cameras monitors keyboards and satellite sites You can partition cameras to monitors keyboards to cameras keyboards to monitors keybo...

Page 53: ...Partitions Cameras to Monitors link in the Explore menu to begin The following screen appears Figure 110 Partitions cameras to monitors screen 2 Click Add on the right side of the upper screen The Ad...

Page 54: ...eo trunk inputs to the selected local camera Output Identifies the monitor output from the remote site that is connected to the selected local camera input Alarm Number Specifies an alarm contact numb...

Page 55: ...the keyboard Delete key of the PC running EASY CPU The Delete Rows dialog box appears Figure 114 Delete Rows dialog 4 Click Yes to delete the calling contact definition or No to retain the definition...

Page 56: ...CPU Editing Keyboard Definitions Once a keyboard is defined edit the definition by highlighting the desired field and typing in the information Deleting Keyboard Definitions 1 Click the header of the...

Page 57: ...The lower screen allows you to set up monitor access for each keyboard You can create edit and delete keyboard definitions Adding Keyboard Definitions To add new keyboard definitions 1 Click Add on t...

Page 58: ...lower screen The keyboard number appears in the grayed out Keyboard box Figure 122 Monitor access screen You can add monitors to keyboards as well as remove them from keyboards Adding Monitors to Keyb...

Page 59: ...he Remove button on the right side of the Monitor Access screen This removes all the monitors associated with that keyboard Associating Keyboards to Satellites The Partitions Keyboards to Satellites s...

Page 60: ...changes before closing EASY CPU Editing Keyboard Definitions Once a keyboard is defined you can edit the definition by highlighting the information in the field and typing in new information Deleting...

Page 61: ...screen This removes the satellite sites associated with that keyboard Associating Monitors to Cameras The Partitions Monitors to Cameras screen determines which cameras can be called to which monitor...

Page 62: ...layed in sequence on an armed monitor and will cycle continuously until cleared Each alarm will be displayed for a pre programmed dwell time before it is succeeded by the next received alarm Disarmed...

Page 63: ...of cameras that you want to associate with the monitor of the currently highlighted row The specified range shows all the enabled cameras by their pseudo numbers For example Figure 133 displays a rang...

Page 64: ...en 2 Click the header of the row in the lower screen that contains the event timer definition to be deleted 3 Press the keyboard Delete key of the PC running EASY CPU The Delete Rows dialog box appear...

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Page 66: ...WARE PRODUCT on a remote storage device on an internal network with all of the devices and may operate such component with each device over the internal network solely in the manner set forth in any a...

Page 67: ...Computer Software Restricted Rights at FAR 52 227 19 as applicable or similar clauses in the NASA FAR Supplement Contractor manufacturer is Sensormatic Electronics Corporation One Town Center Road Boc...

Page 68: ...Blank Salvo None created Tour None created Event Timer None created Alarms One contact table predefined no others created Alarm Messages None created Email messages None created Definitions Cameras No...

Page 69: ...421 03 REV G ADMINISTRATOR S GUIDE 67 of 82 APPENDIX C MegaPower CPU Front Panel LCD Menu Structure This appendix illustrates the hierarchy of screens that can be accessed on the MegaPower CPU liquid...

Page 70: ...quest produces one or more replies to the requesting client usually to the EASY CPU Snapshot 1 UDP 4 Any 69 Used for sending JPEG images taken from a camera Uses TFTP Trivial File Transfer Protocol fo...

Page 71: ...nly F2 Special Function Keys Function Action 1 F2 Sets on screen Time and Date display ON 2 F2 Sets on screen Time and Date display OFF 3 F2 Sets Camera Title Number Status display ON 4 F2 Sets Camera...

Page 72: ...2 Sets video loss mode to VIDEO HIGH for camera 105 F2 Sets video loss mode automatically for called camera 106 F2 Sets DBVL mode for all cameras automatically and transfers settings to the CPUs to sy...

Page 73: ...he Alarms Alarm Messages screen and create your alarm messages You can create up to 128 messages Refer to Alarm Messages on page 42 for more information 6 Go to the Alarms Email Messages screen and se...

Page 74: ...irst monitor As alarms are cleared off the first monitor the stacked alarms on the second monitor are then transferred to the first monitor Dual Sequence an incoming alarm is displayed and held on the...

Page 75: ...e 1 Associating alarm contacts with cameras Each alarm contact must be associated with a camera or a camera Salvo for automatic call up when an alarm is received Each camera or camera Salvo can be ass...

Page 76: ...ra and one monitor and at least one monitor must be armed When an alarm is received the system creates an alarm queue entry for every monitor or group of monitors associated to the alarm contact If an...

Page 77: ...y clears the alarm when the alarm condition returns to a non alarming state No operator acknowledgement is permitted Auto No Ack This method clears the alarm automatically 20 seconds after the alarm c...

Page 78: ...fter the alarm closure is restored Automatic SHA A Single alarm monitor all alarms are queued and the first alarmed contact is displayed and held until cleared Alarms are removed from the queue 20 sec...

Page 79: ...larm is displayed on the Hold DHI monitor and all subsequent alarms are queued and sequenced on the Sequence DSI monitor Alarms are removed from the Sequence monitor queue when the alarm closure is cl...

Page 80: ...viewing patterns Monitor Block Queuing for Camera Salvos Monitor blocks are required to be able to view all cameras when Salvos are associated with alarms Block Sequence and Hold queuing can be mixed...

Page 81: ...ble User IDs create a site number and perform other programming functions to enable or disable sharing The following local setup procedures are required for satellite remote operations Verify Satellit...

Page 82: ..._ ___________ ________ __________ ___________ ________ __________ ___________ ________ __________ ___________ ________ __________ ___________ Video trunk Lines Local Cam input Remote Site Remote Mon o...

Page 83: ...E EXT SYNC 50 60 Hz Site 1 Source Site Site 1 Keyboard Site 1 MegaPower CPU To other switcher bays code generators or 75 ohm termination Data Line Site 1 Monitors Site 1 Cameras Site 1 Switcher Bays V...

Page 84: ...1 Source and Receiving Site 1 Keyboard Site 1 MegaPower CPU To other switcher bays code generators or 75 ohm termination Data Line Site 1 Monitors Site 1 Cameras Site 1 Switcher Bays Video Trunks from...

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