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DTL-960e Single Channel Colour Digital Video Recorder

User Manual

DATA TRANSFER OPERATIONS

Play from Tape Mode

If more than one volume is found, a list of available volumes is displayed. The loaded volume is selected by default.

Selecting a volume deselects the previously selected volume.
When  a  volume  has  been  selected,  and  the  menus  have  been  exited,  pressing  the 

SEARCH

  button  displays  (1)  the

selected events on the disk, and (2) the free capacity of the selected volume.
Pressing the 

ENTER

 button plays back an event from the 

Restore Search Results

 screen. If the selected tape is not the

tape in the drive, the other tapes in the magazine are loaded in succession until the matching tape is found. If no matching

tape is found, nothing is played back. Do not cancel a search, or start another search, while the autoloader is unloading

or  loading  tapes.

Background Archive Mode

If the Autoloader is being used with a single tape in Slot 8, the Autoloader functions as a single­tape drive. The tape is

unloaded when full regardless of the background archiving setting.
If more than one tape is used, all tapes in the magazine are searched to find the most recent event. If all the tapes are

blank, Tape 1 is selected.
During background archiving, the 

Archive Percentage

 and 

Time Left

 parameters indicate the estimated time left for the

magazine, not just for the current tape. Information is written until the EOM in encountered. This may be slightly greater or

less than the reported tape capacity. The remaining time left is recalculated when the next tape is loaded to overcome this

difference. If a loaded tape is write protected or not usable, the archive time is adjusted accordingly when the next tape is

loaded.

Note:

When background archiving is active, certain tape functions are not available, such as 

Erase Archive Medium

. In

order to erase a tape, switch background archiving off. See page 26 for details on how to do this.

There are three different overwrite modes that can be used with an Autoloader, and these modes should be considered

when background archiving is used. These modes are:
•

No Overwrite

The Autoloader finds the tape with the most recent recorded event, and the next tape in sequence is then selected as

the starting point. When that tape becomes full, the magazine is sequentially searched for a tape with free space. If

one is found, it is loaded and archiving continues. Otherwise, the magazine is ejected, and another magazine must

be inserted. The magazine changeover operation may take a number of minutes to perform, in which case some data

may be lost.

•

Overwrite Once

The tape with the most recent recorded event is found, and the next tape in sequence is selected as the starting point.

This tape is loaded and erased, so that archived information starts at the beginning of the tape. The 

Archive Percentage

and 

Time Left 

parameters then indicate the remaining capacity of the magazine. When these decrease to zero, all the

tapes in the magazine are full, and the magazine is ejected, at which point another magazine must be inserted. The

magazine changeover operation may take a number of minutes to perform, in which case some data may be lost.

•

Continuous Overwrite

This mode operates in the same way as Overwrite Once

 

mode, but when all the tapes in the magazine are full, the

cleaning tape is loaded and run. The operation recycles until archiving or recording is turned off. The magazine is not

ejected in this mode.
For more details on archive overwrite modes and on archiving in general, see page 25 and 26.

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Summary of Contents for DTL-960E

Page 1: ...Please read this manual before installing your equipment DTL 960e User Manual Single Channel Colour Digital Video Recorder All manuals and user guides at all guides com a l l g u i d e s c o m...

Page 2: ...rder User Manual IMPORTANT The first few pages of these instructions contain important information on safety and product conformity Please read and ensure that you understand this information before c...

Page 3: ...s 9 User Operations Recording 14 Playback 15 The Search Interface 16 The Menu System 17 The Operator Menu Time Date 19 Alarms 20 Timer Settings 21 Record Settings 23 Display Settings 24 Archive Setup...

Page 4: ...ess of foreign materials Never push objects of any kind into this unit through openings as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock Neve...

Page 5: ...ssociated amendments The product is also Y2K compliant in accordance with British Standards Institution DISC PD2000 1 UNPACKING Check the package and contents for visible damage The packaging should c...

Page 6: ...Page6 DTL 960e Single Channel Colour Digital Video Recorder User Manual FEATURES CONNECTIONS AND SETUP All manuals and user guides at all guides com a l l g u i d e s c o m...

Page 7: ...ludes WaveReader software for viewing live or recorded images on a PC Facility to program time recorded events PASSWORDS A password is provided to limit access to the Main menu It is recommended that...

Page 8: ...nu button to enter the menu system This half of the button is also used to exit without saving while in the menu system Press the upper half of the button the Enter button to make or confirm a selecti...

Page 9: ...stem Power Connector The unit is furnished with a 12V DC power supply Do not use any other power supply with the unit The manufacturer accepts no responsibility for damage caused by the use of any oth...

Page 10: ...rades and for external control of the unit Use a Null Modem cable when connecting to a PC When connecting to a multiplexer it may be necessary to construct a cable using the pin out documentation of t...

Page 11: ...r devices min duration 0 5 sec Input High Low Active Low TTL with pull ups or Normally Open relay 5V 12V max Ground ACCESSORIES PCB TYPICAL ALARM DEVICE Pin 1 Pin 7 or 10 Alarm Input Ground Volt free...

Page 12: ...nection is especially beneficial for units configured with dual record speeds Normal and Alarm Output High Low Current out Active Low 5V Ground 0 8V max 50mA max short circuit protected Use of the VEX...

Page 13: ...Page 13 User Manual DTL 960e Single Colour Channel Digital Video Recorder USER OPERATIONS All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 14: ...nal device connected to the alarm output of the unit if the unit is installed that way The alarm record speed cannot be changed using the Up Down Record Speed buttons on the front panel This must be c...

Page 15: ...e data was recorded The playback speed is indicated on the LCD in Pictures Per Second Fast Forward Rewind During playback the data can be viewed at a higher than normal rate by rotating the Shuttle cl...

Page 16: ...r use the Jog to place an X in the check box 4 Press the Enter button at any time to exit Edit mode 5 To select a Start and Stop Time repeat steps 1 to 4 with the TIME parameter Selecting Cameras and...

Page 17: ...ails on this menu see the section The Main Menu that begins on page 28 Pop up menus Pop up menus usually have a parameter or several parameters from which the user can make a selection or change the v...

Page 18: ...ur Digital Video Recorder User Manual THE OPERATOR MENU This section covers the Operator menu system Time Date Alarms Timer Settings Record Settings Display Settings Archive Setup Main Menu All manual...

Page 19: ...s Time Setup This menu option displays the Time Setup dialog where you can set the time To do this 1 With HH MM SS highlighted press the Enter button The highlighting will move to the row of numbers 2...

Page 20: ...t CANCEL then press the Enter button Connecting to Dedicated Micros DM A feature unique to the DTL 960e is it s ability to detect alarms via teletext provided within the video signal Standard Time Lap...

Page 21: ...ll Weekdays Monday Friday All Weekend Days Saturday Sunday Monday Sunday Everyday 4 Use the Shuttle to navigate to the START setting 5 Use the Jog Shuttle to enter the time the recording will begin Th...

Page 22: ...the same row 4 When finished press the Enter button to exit the Edit mode Use the Jog Shuttle to navigate to OK then press the Enter button to complete the selection Deleting a Timed Recording 1 Using...

Page 23: ...the Menu button Do not connect both video inputs at the same time Normal Record Speed Use the Jog to select the desired Normal Record Speed The options available are 50 25 17 10 5 3 2 1 0 5 0 2 0 1 a...

Page 24: ...se the Jog to select On or Off To confirm the selection and exit the menu press the Enter button To exit the menu without making changes press the Menu button Archive Status Select this menu item to s...

Page 25: ...16 When a search has been completed the results are displayed in the Archive Search Results dialog Archive Search Results Start Date Start Time Size MB 000 11 28 2000 17 52 14 26842 001 11 29 2000 09...

Page 26: ...d a completion message will appear Press the Enter button to acknowledge the message and complete the process Background archive With the BackgroundArchiving feature turned on the unit archives record...

Page 27: ...a password entry box is displayed and the Main Menu Password must be completed correctly in order to gain access Use the Jog to select a number then use the Enter button to complete the selection and...

Page 28: ...THE MAIN MENU This section covers the Main menu system Disk Overwrite Mode Disk Maintenance Audio Record Setting Auto Delete Mode Communications Multiplexer Format Adjust Picture Front Panel Lock Fact...

Page 29: ...Overwrite Once When Overwrite Once mode is selected the DTL 960e will function as follows Recording always starts at end of last recording The unit overwrites all previously recorded data Recording s...

Page 30: ...ed unless UNDELETE DISK is selected UnDelete To restore information that was previously deleted use the Jog to select UnDelete then press the Enter button To stop the restore process select CANCEL by...

Page 31: ...change To continue Select OK to continue The Ethernet Settings menu is displayed and this menu is used to adjust the Ethernet settings for the network Use the Shuttle to navigate to the desired setti...

Page 32: ...f the image 1 Use the Shuttle to navigate to the numbers 2 Use the Jog to increase or decrease to saturation 3 To save the changes and exit the menu use the Jog to select OK then press the Enter butto...

Page 33: ...nter button on the last number will complete the password selection If the password in the confirmation box matches the password from the original password box this message will appear Press the Enter...

Page 34: ...desired ASCII character into the command string Enter a two digit value for the Year Month Day Hour and Minute into the command string Each digit is a separate byte Use the last two digits of the yea...

Page 35: ...5 2000 is used to demonstrate the Set Clock Command String The final Set Clock Command String for 14 39 on December 25 2000 would appears as follows Notation Used in Value Column y1 y2 m1 m2 d1 d2 h1...

Page 36: ...al Record Quality High Display Current Time and Date Off Display Record Capacity Off Display Last Alarm Off Display Archive Status Off Display Playback Time and Date Off Background Archive Mode Off Ar...

Page 37: ...nal Input 0 7 to 1 4 Volts peak to peak with AGC Video Signal Output 1 Volt peak to peak into 75 ohm Input Termination 75 ohm Colors Y U V 4 2 2 16 8 Million Colors Gray Scale 256 Levels Horizontal Re...

Page 38: ...Page 38 DTL 960e Single Channel Colour Digital Video Recorder User Manual ARCHIVING DEVICES This appendix covers the use of archiving devices All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 39: ...u highlight Archive Setup and press the Enter button In the resulting sub menu highlight Selective Archive and press the Enter button The Search Filters menu is displayed In this menu the user can sea...

Page 40: ...nits have an EJECT button a POWER button and LEDs for unit status These may include STATUS cleaning required and fault condition TAPE tape present or tape fault BUSY tape present and busy and a POWER...

Page 41: ...lots 1 to 7 and a cleaning tape in slot 8 to operate correctly Eight Data Tapes SONY TSL S9000L DDS3 Requires eight data tapes and no cleaning tape Proceed as follows 1 In this case it is the operator...

Page 42: ...If a write protected tape is loaded during background archiving the tape is returned to the carousel and the next tape in sequence will be loaded BLANK TAPES If any blank tape is detected during the l...

Page 43: ...carried out using the Digital Recorder and a tape drive Selective Archive Restore from Archive Play from Tape Background Archive Selective Archive Mode If more than one volume is found a list of avail...

Page 44: ...when the next tape is loaded Note When background archiving is active certain tape functions are not available such as Erase Archive Medium In order to erase a tape switch background archiving off See...

Page 45: ...also flushes the remaining data buffers This operation may take a while if a tape is being loaded or the magazine is being ejected Note The Digital Recorder should not be turned off if the archive ico...

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