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R1 = Ri

The amount of the resistance can be calculated using the following
formula:

Information regarding the quiescent current, internal resistance and
voltage is found in the manual for the respective burglar alarm.

In general, resistance corresponding to the R1 resistor is also
delivered with the burglar alarm.

Summary of Contents for DMS 180 III

Page 1: ...Dallmeier electronic GmbH Co KG 1 Installation and configuration Digital HD Recorders DMS 180 III DMS 180 III Enterprise DLS 6 S1 DLS 24 S1 DK 124 001 EN Rev 4 1 0 070516 English...

Page 2: ...st receiving written permission from Dallmeier electronic GmbH Co KG We reserve the right to make technical modifications The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage to property or pecuniary dama...

Page 3: ...ith VdS mounting kit 22 4 5 Removal 28 5 Connection 29 5 1 Connection assignment 29 5 2 Connection panel 34 5 3 Connection variants VGA CVBS YC 35 5 4 Contact IN 37 5 4 1 Contacts for individual camer...

Page 4: ...n Normal Resolution Alarm 68 8 2 8 Pre alarm picture count 68 8 2 9 Compare sense time 69 8 2 10 Camera or track specific setting 69 8 3 Using a database 70 8 4 Changing camera names 71 8 5 Recorder a...

Page 5: ...e 113 13 Splitter function 115 13 1 Signal output 116 13 2 Selection of the split mode 116 13 3 Function assignment in individual split windows 118 13 3 1 Assignment of a camera to split windows 118 1...

Page 6: ...er 166 17 5 DIS configuration 167 17 6 UPS uninterruptible power supply 168 17 7 Card reader 169 17 7 1 Import card data 170 17 7 2 Setting delay time for fallback 170 17 7 3 Activating the card reade...

Page 7: ...rol 190 20 HDD management 191 21 User manager 193 21 1 Edit groups 193 21 1 1 Issuing permissions 194 21 1 2 Change group name or login 194 21 1 3 Define or change passwords 195 21 1 4 Dual control lo...

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Page 9: ...erating Instructions describe the operation of the unit This includes for example controlling cameras setting the screen view in Live mode searching for saved pictures and playback importing exporting...

Page 10: ...ts are used to maintain the clarity of the document DANGER The warning word DANGER denotes an immedi ate danger that may cause death or serious injury if it is not averted WARNING The warning word WAR...

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Page 13: ...ulated in most countries Therefore inform yourself on laws and regulations that govern individual applications before using the unit Ensure compliance with these laws and regulations and also observe...

Page 14: ...irements at the installation site and if applicable maintenance regulations Expansion components peripheral devices Use only expansion components conforming with the technical data of the unit Inappro...

Page 15: ...he sales partner responsible for your area Measures to be taken in the event of damage and burnt smell If you notice burnt smell or formation of smoke from an unit immediately disconnect it from the p...

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Page 17: ...may vary depending on the selected features accessories 3 2 Transportation and packaging Store the original packaging for transportation at a later date Dallmeier electronic is not responsible for da...

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Page 19: ...rticular can cause permanent damage to the unit The ambient temperature may not exceed 40 C during operation The ventilation openings of the unit may not be covered The service life of the DMS DLS dep...

Page 20: ...S mounting kit 4 2 Stand alone installation of system The simplest type of mounting is the stand alone installation without additional mechanical attachment However all connections for cameras monitor...

Page 21: ...r securing the DMS DLS Fig 4 1 Insert the DMS DLS in 19 bracket A 1 2 3 2 Screwing DMS DLS to bracket Secure the DMS DLS to the unit bracket with three screws Use the holes 1 to 3 for this purpose The...

Page 22: ...he VdS mounting kit protects the DMS DLS from sabotage The VdS mounting kit consists of a fixed mount frame and a cable cover In conjunction with the VdS mounting kit your DMS DLS fulfills the strict...

Page 23: ...ching fixed mount frame Screw the fixed mount frame A to the support surface with four bolts B Leave sufficient space for cable installation in the rear Fig 4 4 B A Space for connections 10 cm space f...

Page 24: ...to components susceptible to static electricity when touched Ensure that you are discharged of static electricity grounded before touching the DMS DLS Wear suitable ESD shoes or a grounding strip 2 Op...

Page 25: ...DMS DLS F down firmly with 2 screws G 4 Connecting cameras and all peripheral devices Connect all cameras peripheral devices and the power cable See Chap Connection For safety reasons place the housi...

Page 26: ...l of the functions can be checked during the initial installation as the DMS DLS is not yet configured To avoid removal at a later time if faults occur e g incorrect pin assignment with contact contro...

Page 27: ...sing cover C in place Screw down the housing cover firmly with the 4 screws E and the screw D Affix the VdS seal over screw D This seal is used for security and is damaged when the screw is loosened T...

Page 28: ...4 5 Removal IMPORTANT Fault alarm will be triggered if removal is carried out incorrectly Ensure that the DMS DLS is shut down Ensure that a fault alarm cannot be triggered To mount follow the proced...

Page 29: ...nger of death from electric shock caused by lightning Data transfer and video cables may not be connected or detached during a storm 5 1 Connection assignment Fig 5 1 Fully equipped system 1 1 2 8 910...

Page 30: ...all connections to the contact IN before updating the software See Chapter Service 2 Contact OUT The output contacts are zero voltage and are made available from the outside via a 10 pin Vago pin str...

Page 31: ...e connection panel shown with gray background in diagram can be removed The connections to cameras monitors and the contacts IN and OUT need not be individually disconnected 7 Splitter card MCD 25 Thi...

Page 32: ...ts or to the USB interfaces on the front of the DMS DLS 12 Serial interfaces Depending on what is required you can connect various peripheral devices such as a radio clock modem or data interface DNI...

Page 33: ...ecording system is switched on and off with the power switch IMPORTANT Ensure that the DMS DLS is always shut down properly before it is switched off 18 ISDN connection The ISDN connection is optional...

Page 34: ...or this reason your DMS DLS features a trend setting function which makes servicing easier By pressing the Eject button the connection panel can be completely detached without having to remove all of...

Page 35: ...use a malfunction of the system 5 3 Connection variants VGA CVBS YC Depending on its features your system offers an array of options for connection of a monitor It is important to use the right type o...

Page 36: ...s defined as Monitor Split in the splitter configuration IMPORTANT If you use a Y C or FBAS monitor please contact your sales partner USB mouse SCD 25 MCD 25 Video output VGA VGA Y C CVBS M1 M2 VGA in...

Page 37: ...The DLS 6 S1 system has three 8 pin Vago pin strips The DLS 24 S1 and DMS 180 III systems each feature four 8 pin pin strips Both outer contacts of all pin strips are grounded The inner contacts are...

Page 38: ...act inputs Functions of the global contacts concern the system and not specific cameras The functions of the individual contacts are set in the Interfaces Contact IN dialog Both outer pins of the pin...

Page 39: ...ttings in the Interfaces Relay OUT dialog Specification of the output relay z DC 24 V higher voltages can be connected only via an external relay z AC 24 Veff higher voltages can be connected only via...

Page 40: ...rent monitoring The burglar alarm is connected to one of the five relay outputs Relay 1 is used in the following example The switch assigned to relay 1 DIP switch SW5 must be open to ensure current fl...

Page 41: ...r to the burglar alarm are short circuited circuit is not interrupted the current flow increases as R1 is no longer part of the circuit The increased quiescent current also causes triggering of an ala...

Page 42: ...iescent current monitoring If you use relay 1 the R1 resistor must be soldered at contact 1 Fig 5 10 The X12 contact strip should be separated from the base and not attached to the base again until R1...

Page 43: ...can be calculated using the following formula Information regarding the quiescent current internal resistance and voltage is found in the manual for the respective burglar alarm In general resistance...

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Page 45: ...viously mentioned operation is carried out with a USB mouse Click the left mouse button once your system has started up You will be requested to enter your password Log in with the preset administrato...

Page 46: ...desired language As the track names can be modified individually they are a sepa rate category of text and are not changed when a different language is selected see Chap Track settings To ensure that...

Page 47: ...k sizes for example may be used depending on the system parameter set Normally the system parameters are set at the factory to the settings specified in the purchase order Normally therefore they do n...

Page 48: ...your selection by clicking OK IMPORTANT All previously recorded pictures are deleted when the system parameters are changed 6 3 Setting date and time To set the date and time select the dialog Setup S...

Page 49: ...it with the left mouse Then click the OK button For the new time zone to be come effective restart your system by clicking on Reboot 6 3 2 Use of the radio clock If the radio clock module DCF 77 or t...

Page 50: ...e deviation between the set time and the radio time This procedure is a result of the time dependent internal program sequences of the DMS DLS Changing the time quickly can cause an error in the seque...

Page 51: ...o clock all connected slave recorders Clients run in sync with the radio clock Setting DMS DLS as Master If your DMS DLS is to be used as a Master acivate the check box next to Use timeserver mode Mar...

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Page 53: ...ected split must be assigned Monitor Split P when configuring the splitter see Chap Splitter function This dialog is accessed via Setup System Display Sequencer 7 1 Selecting cameras for the sequencer...

Page 54: ...necessary to prevent certain camera pictures from appearing in the display sequence Right click the corresponding camera number in the Camera field A key symbol will be displayed In Sequencer mode Liv...

Page 55: ...meras in the display sequence but if one or another video picture is to be viewed longer it makes sense to do the following Click the respective camera twice or more in succession for the display sequ...

Page 56: ...d a second monitor to output M2 you can make additional settings for this output Monitor 2 as Monitor 1 If the settings for Monitor 1 are also to apply to Monitor 2 mark the checkbox next to Mo nitor...

Page 57: ...S monitors is possible These menus are shown in accordance with the FBAS interface and are not identical to the menus of the VGA interface When playing back recorded pictures you will also see this pl...

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Page 59: ...on all systems Please pay attention to the different track names with the system parameter Bank Gas station Industry however If the pictures of a camera are to be recorded on track 2 click the checkbo...

Page 60: ...camera names you can visually check which camera is being used with your setting via a preview Right click the button with the corresponding camera name The preview is not a live picture but rather a...

Page 61: ...ecording is made in a submenu see Fig 8 5 To access this submenu click the desired track name in the Camera Settings dialog and right click the corresponding camera symbol 8 2 Camera settings recordin...

Page 62: ...ding IMPORTANT Accident Prevention Regulation for Banks system parameter Bank With the system parameter Bank the standard track is referred to as the Bank Holdup track also see Chap Track settings In...

Page 63: ...be selected normal sequencer If a contact is triggered and held recording starts If the contact is triggered again recording stops Start An actuated contact initiates recording Recording is stopped wh...

Page 64: ...rding is extended from this point in time according to the recording duration set in the Contact Recording Duration field Timer contact Recording interval 0 200 5 pictures sec Recording interval 0 500...

Page 65: ...ident Prevention Regulation for Banks system parameter Bank With the contact recording modes Save and Event triggering does not occur via the potenti al free contact Alarm These contacts are camera sp...

Page 66: ...ettings chapter for information on this The length of the standard track i e the picture count applies for all cameras which will record to this track The contact recording duration for Event can in f...

Page 67: ...th this setting the maximum number of pictures is recorded up to 25 for each trigger e g with motion detection Depending on the activity this would decrease the ring memory accordingly Recording inter...

Page 68: ...re alarm recording interval The value in the Pre alarm recording interval field determines the recording rate for the set Pre alarm image count Check the checkbox next to same to transfer the Alarm Re...

Page 69: ...event will be detected each second and a message will thus be sent to PGuard each second To avoid each detected motion causing a message a compare sense time of for example 5 seconds is set After a m...

Page 70: ...d picture are recorded serially i e header1 picture1 header2 picture2 etc searches are also performed based on this model A picture search without a database entry occurs following the same model here...

Page 71: ...resulting data quantity is very large and can lead to a reduction of the recording speed NOTE If the SmartFinder is to be activated for a camera recording with database is mandatory If the SmartFinde...

Page 72: ...tains its full length If your input is correct confirm this by clicking the OK key The camera name is automatically changed to capital letters Proceed in the same manner for all other cameras 8 5 Reco...

Page 73: ...on in the Search Items dialog Wile the previously described camera name is displayed in the live picture Fig 8 14 1 to 3 the camera or recorder description is used to clearly identify the pictures dur...

Page 74: ...recorder software of the DMS DLS The SEDOR function based on this permits protection of the connected cameras against sabotage measures like z focusing change z turning z covering NOTE Using SEDOR is...

Page 75: ...e set limit value an alarm situation has occurred 90 is specified as a default value This means that 90 of the picture content may change without triggering an alarm To change the parameters click wit...

Page 76: ...ge 90 insensitive few alarms Further settings regarding the sensitivity of SEDOR can be made via the Minimum learning phase and Minimum alarm delay sliders The higher the set time the smaller the numb...

Page 77: ...settings must be made 1 The corresponding camera has to be activated for the SF SmartFinder function in the Camera settings dialog 2 The option Object coordinates has to be activated under Setup Reco...

Page 78: ...and to display the relevant picture Event for SmartFinder Detection of an event in SmartFinder is not the same as event detection with picture comparison With picture comparison checking for changes i...

Page 79: ...rresponding number of entries would be present in the SmartFinder database To reduce this the fade out wait time until the next database entry can be increased accordingly After the fade out SmartFind...

Page 80: ...nd 2 For the next picture of track 2 to be saved with the positions of the event after the event track 1 the validity period i e the duration of intermediate saving of positions must be extended T2 Wi...

Page 81: ...controllable At this you distinguish two different types of Camera control z Control of an S N head or dome camera via DNI z Control or Configuration of a UTC capable Dallmeier electronic camera The c...

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Page 83: ...Here only one contact on the global potential free contact Alarm qualifies as an alarm e g via EMA or holdup button Triggering via motion detection or camera specific recording via contact are not in...

Page 84: ...ine the events which cause a message to appear on the monitor in the selection dialog for system messages Clicking the System Messages button shows the available and freely selectable messages A messa...

Page 85: ...of the setting in the Test Modes field should only occur upon agreement with the on site user as evaluation of motion detection and performance is only possible on the DMS DLS For normal operation of...

Page 86: ...rresponds to input 1 1 corresponds to input 2 etc The small number shows the quantity of detected objects NOTE Precise evaluation of the motion detection display remains reserved for the specially tra...

Page 87: ...DLS NOTE Checking the system utilization is provided as a tool for trained professionals in case of problems Fig 9 9 Tracking display The Tracking setting causes the coordinates of a motion which is r...

Page 88: ...s number values which constantly change according to the present activity of the DMS DLS A B C S Tracks on the DMS DLS A track 1 B track 2 C track 3 and S standard track L The value identifies the liv...

Page 89: ...Assistent Mode NOTE The activation and configuration of the assistant mode can only be carried out by the administrator Click the Assistent mode button to open the Dialog Selection for Setup Assisten...

Page 90: ...gs for each user group that are to be shown in the assistant mode by checking the corresponding checkbox The corresponding authorizations must be activated in the User Management see section User Mana...

Page 91: ...The analysis of the log data is done in the System messages dialog see user guide To configure the logging settings go to Setup System Options Logging First select the protocol level Low Medium or Hi...

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Page 93: ...ons for entering the picture count Using the and buttons If you press and hold one of the buttons the picture count will change faster You can also enter the value for the picture count via the virtua...

Page 94: ...the activity by day and night Example While the activity by day is approx 70 night activity is only approx 5 The day is set at 10 hours in the example At four pictures per second this means Day 10 ho...

Page 95: ...lable for recording for each camera The set picture count is thus based on one camera and one standard track 10 2 1 Track length setting This camera specific partitioning must be taken into account wi...

Page 96: ...lly assigned to an available track to continue recording Normally the value should be twice the number of cameras for this reason For example 6 standard tracks should be set for 3 cameras and 12 for 6...

Page 97: ...cts for individual cameras for Save and Event The frame rate can be set separately for pre and post alarm periods For the following example specifications like those required by the UVV Accident Preve...

Page 98: ...track is 2 700 pictures For the recording duration to also be maintained during an alarm the value 900 i e 900 seconds must be entered in the Alarm Duration field in the Options dialog Once the alarm...

Page 99: ...lumn 2 are rounded off and correspond to the respective data length per picture depending on the set compression level Please note that 20 GB of the hard disk in your DMS DLS are reserved for the oper...

Page 100: ...and displayed on the monitor When setting the compression you should always take into account that the subjective picture quality depends on the picture contents recorded Close range recordings with l...

Page 101: ...based on the memory reserved for recording It is not possible to check the memory used by current recordings If the checkbox next to Save on full is checked a standard track will automatically be save...

Page 102: ...o frame or vice versa can also occur during operation All pictures recorded up to the point of the switch are retained Note however that the oldest pictures are overwritten faster in frame mode than i...

Page 103: ...TANT All pictures already recorded are erased when the picture count or compression level is changed 10 6 Changing track name The track names cannot or should not always be retained This applies in pa...

Page 104: ...ately for each track you must first select the track for which you wish to make a setting For this click on the appropriate track in the Tracks box Click the button for Inactive Clicking a desired tim...

Page 105: ...since you opened the Tracks Timer dialog will be lost All the settings made before the Tracks Timer dialog is opened will be retained 10 7 2 Exceptions in the weekly schedule All settings made with t...

Page 106: ...e so called VdS emergency track will also be available This is used to backup the current recording in the event of an error occurring If the DMS DLS cannot save the current recording in a specific tr...

Page 107: ...to maximize the recording duration in the emergency track the Picture comparison recording method may be selected In this case the recording will only take place independently of the camera settings...

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Page 109: ...is detected The entire picture area is active in the basic configuration In day to day use however it makes sense to use only certain areas of the picture for the picture comparison All area settings...

Page 110: ...a Note the procedure described under Inactive picture area here If the entire picture area is inactive click Active under Areas Mode You can now set the active areas within the picture area If the mar...

Page 111: ...inactive time ranges As the timer can be set separately for each camera you must first select the camera for which you would like to make the setting For this purpose click the corresponding camera nu...

Page 112: ...e area again 12 2 Exact setting of active time area A more exact setting can be made by directly setting the start and stop times for the active areas Move the cursor to the active time area of the da...

Page 113: ...3 Exceptions in the weekly schedule All settings made with the Standard entry initially apply for all 52 weeks of the year IMPORTANT Only the setting in the exception applies to the selected day The e...

Page 114: ...ken into account and is displayed in the Exceptions list Click on OK to apply your settings Click on Cancel to not apply the settings Die vor dem Aufruf des Dialogs gemachten Einstellungen bleiben erh...

Page 115: ...of the number and size If you use an MCD 25 splitter card the signal output VGA Y C or FBAS can also be selected IMPORTANT The MCD 25 card can only be inserted into older systems at a later date if th...

Page 116: ...FBAS at the same time NOTE If you wish to output the splitter function on a FBAS or Y C monitor please contact the Dallmeier electronic Support team 13 2 Selection of the split mode With the splitter...

Page 117: ...ions for the live split and playback split Reason In the playback and setting modes the displayable video area is limited by the toolbar top and control panel bottom which appear The split partitionin...

Page 118: ...size there is no split window for monitor presentation The monitor presentation can only be directed to another split window in split type 2x2 live split Fig 13 5 13 3 Function assignment in individu...

Page 119: ...revents multiple presentations for one camera and provides a better overview Click the split window you would like to define as empty Click the Empty split button Proceed in the same manner for other...

Page 120: ...ing the corresponding camera number in the Cameras field The Moni tor button is activated Click the split window in which you want to show the monitor presentation Click the Monitor button The Monitor...

Page 121: ...alog and is automatically assigned with the Monitor presentation P function 4 x 4 tr 5 x 5 c 18 a1 5 x 5 The splits which can be selected Live mode are displayed in the Context dialog when accessed vi...

Page 122: ...al HD Recorders DMS DLS 3a1 3a3 11a1A 11a1B 12a1A 12a1B 23a1 11a3a1 13 5 Split type in the Playback Split split mode MCD 25 If you have selected the Playback Split split mode you can set the following...

Page 123: ...en accessing via the login with a password you can select the splits directly by clicking one of the split buttons in the top toolbar Single split Fig 13 10 13 6 Split types when using the SCD 25 If y...

Page 124: ...s also reduced accordingly The single split is only available in the context menu and is automatically assigned with the Monitor presentation P function 13 6 2 Playback splits with SCD 25 With the pla...

Page 125: ...If a certain property or function is to be added to your system at a later date you will receive a code for corresponding activation when ordering the upgrade Click the Extensions button in the servic...

Page 126: ...e and have received the update software on CD ROM place the CD into the CD drive of your DMS DLS Depending on the medium floppy disk CD ROM or USB stick click the relevant button for the memory medium...

Page 127: ...nd ISDN connection especially passwords and alias names pay attention to capitalization If the entries e g at the PView station are all lowercase the entries at the DMS DLS must also be made in lowerc...

Page 128: ...ng system at which the system can be communicated with Subnet Mask Filter criterion based on IP address xxx xxx xxx 0 means that the first three groups of the IP address are evaluated for network clas...

Page 129: ...number Telephone number MSN at which the DMS DLS can be reached locally The number transferred from the ISDN connection ISDN system is always to be set If the CLIP COLP feature calling incoming outgo...

Page 130: ...ess is being made by an authorized phone number when the DMS DLS is accessed Access is only allowed for phone numbers entered in the INAC list Phone number entry Click the INAC button in the ISDN dial...

Page 131: ...desired phone number by clicking it with the mouse and then click the Delete button Activating phone number check The call number check can only be activated or deactivated with the ISDN dialog Mark...

Page 132: ...the Modem function For this purpose click Setup Interfaces Serial In the setting menu of the serial interfaces select the interface COM 1 or COM 2 to which you have connected your modem Then select t...

Page 133: ...recorder for a connection from network PC recorder For this reason the IP may not be issued to any other device e g RAS LAN etc on the network PC Local phone This field is then only active if the Ter...

Page 134: ...lick Setup Network Settings System Name Ensure that there are no spyces in the name when making entries Correct e g david123 Incorrect e g david 123 Fig 15 10 Fig 15 11 15 1 5 Alarm hosts The receptio...

Page 135: ...ecide even after the configuration if the messages will or will not be forwarded to a special alarm host Messages You must set the function for which an alarm message is forwarded to this host for eac...

Page 136: ...ed and set accordingly NOTE Each alarm host can be assigned only one connection Double assignments e g Ethernet and ISDN are not possible When using PSTN only one alarm host must be the first alarm ho...

Page 137: ...t choose Ethernet as the connenction Click the Connection button Enter the IP address of the selected alarm host in the IP Address field The Ping Timeout determines the maximum duration of an attempt...

Page 138: ...to the RAS IP address as the RAS service takes the call Enter the telephone number at which the selected alarm host can be reached in the Phone Number field An area code and any exchange code are imp...

Page 139: ...takes the call The entry for User is fixed and cannot be changed The user has the designation pguard1 Please ensure that the appropriate users have been created on the host PC These users must always...

Page 140: ...ou confirm this prompt with YES the relevant configuration file is rewritten and your previous setting is active once again Timer for alarm host In addition to general activation deactivation see Stat...

Page 141: ...cted alarm host This message is designed to check the connection between the recorder and the alarm host The successful transfer can only be checked on the alarm host however The DMS DLS does not rece...

Page 142: ...alog click the Interval button to open the Interval settings dialog 1 Constant search If you click radio button 1 the recorder attempts to establish a connection to the alarm host every x seconds inte...

Page 143: ...with After an unsuccessful attempt the interval is increased by the adjustable rise factor This process is repeated until a connection is established or the maximum value of the interval is reached I...

Page 144: ...ead back into the system via importing To store the system settings externally they can be saved to an external medium with Export This data export is also necessary if the data is to be edited on the...

Page 145: ...ports which are still relevant are enabled in the default setting to ensure full compatibility to the other Dallmeier units If certain ports are not required for the current recorder configuration the...

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Page 147: ...cessed via Setup Interfaces 17 1 Serial interfaces Click on Serial in the dialog selection The two serial interfaces Serial 1 COM1 and Serial 2 COM2 can be configured separately if needed Then decide...

Page 148: ...AS GUI be connected to act as an access control There is no need to enter the passwords Users must log on using two chip cards on the FBAS interface Timer Allows the Dallmeier DFM 1 timer to be connec...

Page 149: ...erface External storage The DAS 100 200 and DAS System 110 210 external mass system storages are connected via the SCSI port This function also means that they can be connected via the serial port Thi...

Page 150: ...connection panel below the camera specific contact inputs Click Contact In in the Interfaces In Output selection menu Fig 17 4 Contact In dialog global contacts Fig 17 3 camera contacts 17 2 1 Global...

Page 151: ...way as the global contacts see below 17 2 2 Leading and trailling edge First of all only the configuration of the so called leading edge of the contact inputs will be displayed Function n o The functi...

Page 152: ...nction 1 4 lines for the relevant contact to set a function Select the relevant function from the drop down box So called contact parameters also have to be declared for some functions This is indicat...

Page 153: ...opping the alarm state the secure tracks are saved and new secure tracks created The tracks are locked and must be released separately RecToggleG Recording starts when the contact is actuated Recordin...

Page 154: ...ra meter dialog Quit pause of all This contact function allows to activate all configured alarm alarm hosts hosts This contact function is no counterpart to the Pause all active alarm hosts contact fu...

Page 155: ...is displayed until a switching is triggered manually or by the sequencer Which camera is relevant is defined in the Contact Parameter dialog Every activated camera can be selected It does not matter i...

Page 156: ...affected by this contact it will simply continue The recording to the external medium will restart automatically when a drive has been reconnected Dome camera move This contact function causes a dome...

Page 157: ...rs Open the Camera Contacts dialog via Setup Interfaces Camera Contacts to configure the camera related contact inputs Make the required settings Confirm by clicking on OK The camera related contact i...

Page 158: ...the connection panel on the right next to Contact In Click Relay Out in the Inter faces input output dialog selection Select the relay for which you would like to set the function tabs Relay 1 throug...

Page 159: ...se of hard disk faults DiskIO Relay for hard disk access access to picture memory The high relay is set NO contact closes NC contact opens immediately before hard disk access read save The relay is re...

Page 160: ...r is shut down ETDown external temperature has reached shutdown limit recorder is shut down ATDown check temperature has reached shutdown limit recorder is shut down FFStop FFRun FFLow FFHigh FFNorm f...

Page 161: ...e timer duration Timer Times Sec If you have activated the relay timer Timer On you can set the duration of the switching phase in seconds in the Timer Times Sec field 17 3 3 Type The unit connected t...

Page 162: ...ork printer Click Printer in the Interfaces in output selection menu 17 4 1 Selecting printer The printer you use must be created in the New Printer dialog Click the New button Select your printer s M...

Page 163: ...k the keyboard symbol and issue a unique name for the selected printer e g the location of the printer When entering the printer name note that no spaces are allowed between individual terms The selec...

Page 164: ...or USB accordingly if your printer is connected directly to an interface on your DMS DLS If you are using a network printer click the appropriate radio button While no additional settings need to be m...

Page 165: ...ation with the slider knob to make the correct printed picture settings Ensure that your settings are correct after making a change by printing a test page You can also recognize your changes in the P...

Page 166: ...ult printer If several printers are available for selection you can define one of the printers as the default printer First mark the corresponding printer Then click Default You will recognize which p...

Page 167: ...ces DIS Configuration Enter the IP address of the DIS system for the video input used channel 4 in the example via the virtual keyboard and confirm your input by clicking OK Existing entries can be de...

Page 168: ...es input output dialog selection Select the serial interface COM1 or COM2 to which the UPS unit is connected Select the UPS function During the initial setup of the UPS function the UPS dialog is open...

Page 169: ...password level guest user installer administrator The standard passwords of the individual levels 0 1 2 3 should be changed before card configuration for security reasons The card reader is connected...

Page 170: ...card reader and have imported the appropriate parameter data click on Cancel 17 7 2 Setting delay time for fallback If the card is removed from the card reader the dialogs of the recording system are...

Page 171: ...r VGA GUI function and the Serial interfaces dialog has been exited by clicking on OK you can only access your DMS DLS if you have a valid card 17 7 4 Reading out card data To make changes to the card...

Page 172: ...DNI Setup button will be active in the Input output interfaces selection menu Clicking DNI Setup provides access to additional settings for the use of the data interface At this point however additio...

Page 173: ...OK If this function has already been selected click on the activated Storage button in the Interfaces In Output menu Select the external storage system Confirm your entry by clicking on OK 17 10 Weath...

Page 174: ...d images with MPEG4 and H261 video standard from the recorder to a PC with PView Software or to a PView Station The PRemote settings dialog enables you to define the audio settings and the maximum ban...

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Page 177: ...rom the serial interface of the DMS DLS via a master DNI and one or more slave DNIs to the control unit of the relevant camera s NOTE For additional information on the Dallmeier Network Interface plea...

Page 178: ...ed as the slaves are available with an RS 232 or RS 422 85 connection and must conform with the interface technology of the dome camera 18 2 Setting function of serial interface To set up the Camera c...

Page 179: ...ed to the COM interface is read into the system and displayed in field C The master DNI is always on address 0 In the simplest case only one controllable camera connected via DNI two entries are found...

Page 180: ...ols can only be adapted to the DMS DLS systems by the manufacturer Protocol import Place the floppy disk with the protocol file into the disk drive of your DMS DLS or insert a USB stick into an availa...

Page 181: ...me or pan tilt head The IDs within a DNI network must all be diffe rent Issuing the same ID e g 2 x 03 several times within a DNI network is not permissible 18 4 1 Identifying camera as controllable B...

Page 182: ...COM interface to which the DNI network with the respective camera is connected The symbol dome for camera control using DNI will be displayed in the Control column 18 4 2 Setting camera ID The camera...

Page 183: ...o change the camera ID click the Change button You can now enter the required ID via the virtual keyboard If you have connected several controllable cameras proceed as described to set each camera 18...

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Page 185: ...quired on the DMS DLS You can access the Camera settings dialog as follows Setup Record Cameras Left click on the field in the Control column for whose camera you wish to set up a UTC control If you h...

Page 186: ...Reset settings 19 3 Zoom function By clicking on Zoom in 1 you can reduce a picture section in 11 stages in digital form Clicking on Zoom out 2 increases the size of the picture section The position o...

Page 187: ...Select a picture section and defines its position Go to one of the buttons with the mouse pointer and right click on it Select Save position 19 3 2 Enter name for position Right click again on the but...

Page 188: ...era menus is required Click on Open Close menu The camera menu is display in the picture and the relevant control elements are activated in the control panel NOTE Please see the precise description of...

Page 189: ...ra has been restarted If you select Yes the settings will be saved and will still be valid even after the camera has been restarted 19 4 3 Save camera configuration for direct selection You can save i...

Page 190: ...ange name Enter your designation in the Change name dialog Click OK If you move the mouse pointer the relevant button the tool tip will be displayed with the new designation 19 5 Reset camera settings...

Page 191: ...ecording Rec or for a backup Bac Click Setup Recording HDD Management You can assign the desired function to the corresponding drive in the Harddisk Management dialog via a checkmark In the example th...

Page 192: ...zes from no longer matching the configuration of your DMS DLS for example number of pictures required storage space To ensure proper functioning of your DMS DLS settings in the Harddisk Management dia...

Page 193: ...ng an enabling routine In this case individual users are assigned to the various groups with the rights of the group being granted to all the relevant users The login takes place using the user s name...

Page 194: ...may only be changed upon agreement with the user installer The administrator s rights cannot be changed he always has all the rights Select a group The authorizations of this group are displayed on th...

Page 195: ...an assign a second password to every group apart from the administrator which will then also be requested during the login procedure Select a group Click on Edit group Check the Dual control login che...

Page 196: ...the recorder using the default password in certain circumstances 21 2 1 Create users The users Admin1 and Admin2 have already been created for the administrator group NOTE At least two users must be...

Page 197: ...ffsrechte vergeben beschrie ben 21 2 3 Change user password Select the required user Click on Edit user In the Edit user dialog you can assign the current user a new password It is not possible to cha...

Page 198: ...lete user NOTE Two users must always be left in the Administra tor group 21 2 5 User options Using this dialog you can make the conditions for access to your recorder more secure Click on System User...

Page 199: ...even from different groups must enter their Logins and Passwords in order to log into the system Single admin user login If you also check the Single admin user login checkbox every user in the Admin...

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Page 201: ...a T piece at the video output signal loop through however the termination must be lifted Off setting When doing so note that the corresponding video input on the second unit must be terminated Thus th...

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Page 203: ...to save the program in the following dialog Click OK If you export the system parameters to a USB stick a ZIP file will be saved in addition to the parameter files This contains various log and proto...

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Page 205: ...m signals a fault whistle however MCD 25 in conjunction with a VGAmonitor The split in which the menu is also displayed appears much too bright Connections to contact IN not occupied correctly Check w...

Page 206: ...25 display Possible cause and remedy The Camera Synchronization setting in the Options menu is set to Synchronous Changing the setting to Asynchronous will remedy this Additional Information If techni...

Page 207: ...are activation DMS 180 III Enterprise plus 2 x 6 DMS 180 III Enterprise Pro plus 2 x 6 DLS 6 S1 plus 2 x 6 DLS 24 S1 plus 2 x 6 Monitor outputs by dragging capable electronic 75 ohm termination via Us...

Page 208: ...ty related parameters Search criteria Date time camera number event quick search smart Gas station software finder individual adaptations on request Prerequisite for data display optional DNI Bank sof...

Page 209: ...Hz approx 150 W Measurements 425 x 116 x 445 mm W x H x D With housing feet H 133 mm Temperature 5 C to 40 C 41 F 104 F Expanded temperature range VdS conformity up to 55 C 131 F Weight approx 10 12 k...

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Page 212: ...Schadensverh tung GmbH a German loss prevention company checkpoint Previously only the minimum requirements for video technology pursuant to the stipulations of IT technology were fulfilled In contras...

Page 213: ...guarantees a high standard of quality for digital recording devices used in financial and credit institutions NOTE Your DMS DLS is only certified for UVV Kassen Accident Prevention Regulation banks w...

Page 214: ...CIA partner banks The FCSI service concept provides monitoring and support for all components of the FCSI infrastructure in the bank All systems are released for use only after thorough testing This m...

Page 215: ...following EC Directives Electromagnetic compatibility 89 336 EWG Low voltage 73 23 EWG The following specifications were applied Emmissions Limit class B in acc with EN 55022 1998 EN 61000 3 2 EN 6100...

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