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TLC 2100
271-0498-4852503#

A microphone, connected to a pre-amp, may be interfaced with this unit.  For best
results, audio recording is recommended at 02 hour speed in the normal mode.
However audio may be also recorded at 18 or 24 hour speeds.  Installation diagram is
shown above.

To record audio, choose audio recording speed with RECORD HOURS  (#28 & #29)
button(s).  Then press REC (#17) button.  Press STOP to end recording.

To playback audio recording, first choose appropriate tape speed: 02, A18, A24  with the
PLAY/RECORD HOURS  button(s).  Then press PLAY (#16) button.

Audio Installation

IN       VIDEO     OUT

IN            OUT
      AUDIO

f

 Audio In

e

 Audio In

g

 Audio Out

b

 Microphone

c

 Preamp

d

 Monitor

Summary of Contents for TLC 2100

Page 1: ...TLC 2100 TIME LAPSE VIDEO RECORDER RS232 OPTIONAL FEATURE DC OPTIONAL FEATURE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS TM ...

Page 2: ...sonnel to fulfill this important function WARNING This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions manual may cause interference to radio communications It has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A computing device pursuant to subpart J of part 15 of FCC rules which are designed to provide...

Page 3: ... system operations such as T D DISPLAY Speed Select etc All programmable features must be reprogrammed after reset A MASTER RESET tool is supplied with this unit This unit is also equipped with a SYSTEM RESET function The SYSTEM RESET function will NOT change any of the menu settings See Tape Adjustment Controls System Reset for further information Note A SYSTEM RESET may also be performed for Mec...

Page 4: ...Operations Controls 14 Programming Operation Controls 15 Position Alarm Controls 15 Timer Miscellaneous Controls 16 Digital Display 17 REAR PANEL FUNCTIONS 19 INSTALLATION 20 Video 15 Pin Connector Installation 20 Audio Installation 21 RECORD CHECK 22 Rec Check 22 Record Play Times 22 ALARM INDEX OPERATION 23 Alarm Index 23 PART THREE MENUS 24 To Move and Edit in the Menus 24 Main Menu 24 Time Dat...

Page 5: ...RT FIVE DC OPTIONAL FEATURE 37 Introduction 37 Installation 37 Operation 37 Battery Rating Estimated Record Times Chart 37 Configuration 1 DC Installation Frequent Usage 38 Configuration 3 DC Installation With Trickle Charger 38 Configuration 2 DC Installation Infrequent Usage 38 APPENDIX A EXTERNAL INTERFACE 39 Detailed Description of External Interface 15 Pin D Connector 39 APPENDIX B REMOTE CON...

Page 6: ...ES This video product should be operated only from the type of powersourceindicatedonthemarkinglabel Ifyouarenotsureofthetypeofpower you are using consult your video dealer or local power company 8 OVERLOADING Donotoverloadwallunitsandextensioncords asthiscanresult in a risk of fire or electric shock Frayed power cords damaged or cracked wire insulation and broken plugs are dangerous Periodically ...

Page 7: ...lowing conditions a When the power cord or plug is damaged b If liquid has been spilled into the video product c If the video product has been exposed to rain or water d If the video product does not operate normally by following the instructions Adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions The adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will often require ex...

Page 8: ... without tape changes Because time lapse recording methods are used the speed of the recording has no effect on image resolution Cautions and Warnings 5 Thoroughly test the completed surveillance system installation before use Per formtestrecordingsatthetime lapsespeedstobeusedandtestsystemperformance under alarm conditions Test any power backup system installed by interrupting electrical power Pl...

Page 9: ...er Electronic Cash Register Automated Teller Machine EZ BankATM Video In Alarm Port Video Out POWER PRGM PREV NEXT DOWN UP b c d e f g h i The diagrams on these two pages depict typical instal lations at a security sys tem site For detailed installation and rear panel interface information see Rear Panel Functions page 16 Installation page 17 ...

Page 10: ...exer 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 FREEZE DISPLAY SELECT TIME LAPSE MENU PREVIOUS VIEW NEXT ENLARGE RECORD PLAY 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 POWER PRGM PREV NEXT DOWN UP EZ BankATM IN VIDEO OUT IN OUT AUDIO e Monitor d Video Out c Video In g RS 232 Text Inserter i Automated Teller Machine h Video Camera b Alarm Port ...

Page 11: ...age will be displayed Set Clock If you wish to program the Time Date Display see pages 22 23 of this manual A step by step description is covered in that section You will also notice that the letters PL are flashing in the Time Date display PL stands for Power Loss To remove PL from the display simply press the Alarm Rest button see page 12 for more information However be aware as you learn about ...

Page 12: ...el Front Panel with Control Compartment Open Front Panel with Control Compartment Closed PART TWO CONTROLS SHARPNESS 2 A24HR TRACKING SLOW TRACKING VLOCK PREV DOWN V POS H POS ALARM INDEX ALARM RESET COUNTER RESET REC PLAY HOURS TIMER DAYLIGHT SAVINGS S PROG NEXT UP EJECT REC FIELD REV STILL FIELD FWD REVERSE PLAY REW SEARCH F FWD SEARCH STOP PLAY A B C EJECT REC FIELD REV STILL FIELD FWD REVERSE ...

Page 13: ... adjust picture sharpness during playback 6 2 A24 HOUR TRACKING Adjust to optimize the picture quality playback speeds of 2 to A24 hours 7 SLOW TRACKING Adjusttooptimizethepicturequalityduringslowplaybackspeeds thatis speeds of 24 hours and over 8 V LOCK Adjustthiscontroltoreduceverticaljitterintime lapsePlayback 18 hourthrough 960 hour speeds and STILL mode Tape and Picture Adjustment Controls FR...

Page 14: ...STOP Press to stop the tape This button must be pressed to end the RECORD mode 16 PLAY Press to play recorded material PLAY speeds are 02 A18 A24 24 48 72 120 180 240 360 480 600 720 and 960 hours The Play button is also used for the Record Check function see page 19 for more information 17 RECORD Press to start recording RECORD speeds are 00 02 18 24 48 72 120 180 240 360 480 600 720 and 960 hour...

Page 15: ...HORIZONTAL POSITION BUTTON Press repeatedly to control the horizontal position of the Time Date display 25 ALARM SEARCH INDEX BUTTON Press to activate Alarm Search Index function See Alarm Index for more information 26 ALARM RESET BUTTON Press to clear all ALARM and POWER LOSS information The first press clears PL in the Time Date stamp if this condition exists The second press first press if ther...

Page 16: ...BUTTON Press after programming the TIMER for automatic TIMER recording The Timer annunciator will light and a T will be displayed in the Time Date Stamp on the monitor see Timer Indicator page 15 for more information 31 DAYLIGHT SAVINGS Press this button then UP or DOWN to change hours in Time Date display SimplifiesDaylightSavingsTimechanges EachtimeUPorDOWNispressed the Hour digit will change by...

Page 17: ... in the STILL mode TAB Lights when a cassette without a safety tab is loaded If tab indicator is illuminated the recorder cannot be placed in RECORD mode ALARM Lights during alarm recording Indicator flashes when alarm ends TAPE IN Lights when a video cassette is loaded in the Cassette Compart ment INDEX Lights when the Alarm Index button is pressed and the Index Mode is on See Alarm Index Operati...

Page 18: ...ed The Timer has not been programmed LOCK INDICATOR Lights when the recorder is in the Security Lock mode All front panel controls are disabled when lock indicator is lit B R B or R will light when a Brown azimuth head or Red azimuth head mode is selected in the System Options submenu DIGITAL COUNTER 0000 Shows the tape time counter Each digit incremented represents 1 second of time in 2 hour spee...

Page 19: ... REMOTE PORT 25 PIN CONNECTOR RS232 Option Only For use with units containing the RS 232 optional feature Interface with PCs GYYR s Storage Transfer Device STD or other controlling devices See RS232 Optional Feature page 29 for more information The supported pins are as follows 2 TXD 3 RXD 7 GND 41 EXTERNAL INTERFACE 15 PIN JACK Connect an alarm switch door sensor etc using the 15 pin adapter prov...

Page 20: ...d See RearPanelFunctions 41External Interface for a pin out of the 15 pin connector Connect the STD Remote Port See Rear Panel Functions 40 with PCs GYYR s STD or other controlling devices Video 15 Pin Connector Installation IN VIDEO OUT IN OUT AUDIO Alarm Switch Alarm Panel Door Sensor Etc eVideo In b Video Camera cVideo In dVideo Out Monitor f gConnect to ...

Page 21: ...or 24 hour speeds Installation diagram is shown above To record audio choose audio recording speed with RECORD HOURS 28 29 button s Then press REC 17 button Press STOP to end recording Toplaybackaudiorecording firstchooseappropriatetapespeed 02 A18 A24 withthe PLAY RECORD HOURS button s Then press PLAY 16 button Audio Installation IN VIDEO OUT IN OUT AUDIO f Audio In e Audio In g Audio Out b Micro...

Page 22: ...rmal mode the amount of fields recorded are selectable in the System Options menu See System Options One Shot Rec for more information When there is no one shot input at 00 speed the unit records the selected amount of fields in the 48 hour mode every 3 minutes For example if no one shot recordings were made and 6 fields were selected this would result in a record time of 150 days with a T 120 tap...

Page 23: ...yback speed has been previously selected Tosearchforthenextalarmoccurrence simplypressF FWD SEARCH orREW SEARCH Alarm Index NOTE The Alarm In dex search operates with recordings made at the 2 18 24 hour speeds We recom mend that at least one minute of an alarm be recorded with the 12 and 24 hour speeds If too few fields of an alarm have been re corded the unit may overshoot the alarm recording or ...

Page 24: ... has three param eters month day year for this example we will assume that the format mm dd yy has been selected Press PROG to begin editing The first parameter month will begin to flash Use DOWN or UP to choose the desired value for the month Then press NEXT to begin editing the Day parameter Press NEXT when you wish to edit the Year value If you wish to change values you have already entered pre...

Page 25: ...then enter the Date parameter NEXT and PREV will move to the next or previous parameter even if they re in another menu line The 1 in the month position will begin to flash Press UP twice 3 March will be displayed Press NEXT 01 the day position will begin to flash Press UP until 06 is displayed Press NEXT 96 will flash Press UP once 97 will be displayed Press PROG to end editing for this line The ...

Page 26: ... DATE DISPLAY TIMER INDICATOR AMOUNT OF ALARMS RECORDED LOCK INDICATOR Time Format lets you to choose a time format of either a 12 hour clock or a 24 hour DateFormatletsyouchoosedateformatswithaslashoradashbetweenthemonth day and year settings You may set this function to mm dd yy month day year eg 02 26 97 dd mm yy day month year eg 26 02 97 dd mmm yy day month abbreviation year eg 26 Feb 97 dd m...

Page 27: ...isplayed If you wish to change a character already displayed press the PREV button until the desired character is flashing Use the UP or DOWN buttons to select the new character Use the PREV or NEXT buttons to move to the next character position you wish to edit or enter When you have entered all the desired characters press PROG TheTextPositionfunctionisasubmenuthatallowsyoutochoosethepositionoft...

Page 28: ...how many fields are recorded during One Shot Recording You may select 2 4 6 or 8 fields Note that the unit is recording in the 48 hour speed One Shot Rep allows you multiply the number of times one shot fields are recorded You can select 1 to 128 times For example if you have 6 fields selected for One Shot Rec and enter 3 for One Shot Rep you will get 6 x 3 or 18 fields Auto Adv Rep allows you to ...

Page 29: ...MER PROGRAM DAY WED PRO TIME SPEED T O 1 02 5V 2 02 5V 3 02 5V 4 02 5V 5 02 5V 6 02 5V REPEAT ALL DAYS NO The following parameters are available with this menu Day Sunday through Saturday Repeat All Days Yes No Speed in Hours all record speeds and STOP T O 0V ON 5V OFF 0 to 6 events may be programmed for each day of the week A typical example might be programmed as follows TIMER PROGRAM DAY WED PR...

Page 30: ...lowedby a continuous square wave of a 1 second Period after alarm recording when set to Pulse Recycle Options allow you to choose from the following options Re Rec Even if Alarm Rewinds tape enters RECORD mode at beginning of tape even if there has been an alarm Rewind Stop Rewinds tape and then enters STOP mode Recycle Stop If Alarm Rewinds tape and enters STOP mode if there is an alarm otherwise...

Page 31: ...line of the Alarm Record Menu determines the total time that the unit will record during an alarm Active edge may be set to either positive or negative This parameter should be set to NEG if the video camera switcher switches on a negative going edge or POS if it switches on a positive going edge NOTE If you are not sure of your camera switcher s active edge timing wave the result of this setting ...

Page 32: ... rear panel interface information For more information concerning STD operation please contact factory or authorized service cente Most functions of this time lapse recorder may be controlled from a personal computer or dumb terminal supplying an asynchronous port This unit also supports the STD Storage Transfer Device data transfer format For more information concerning the STD please contact the...

Page 33: ... 99999 TLC2100 SHD 00000 09999 TLC2100 Timer Mode T Off or T On Alarm Counter 000 099 Tape Status NORM AL BEG IN END OUT LOW WARNINGS NONE CYL MECH1 MECH2 REEL1 REEL2 HD hd On or hd Off TLC2100 SHD only Example response to the VCR Status Command RECORD 240 1500 T OFF 000 NORM NONE hd Off Explanation Unit is in RECORD mode at 240 hour speed counter reads 1500 the timer is OFF no alarms in memory ta...

Page 34: ...l A F Black White Control A G Vertical Position Control A H Horizontal Position Control A I Alarm Reset Control A J Rec Play Hours Down Control A K Rec Play Hours Up Control A L Alarm Index Control A M A A Button Function Control A N B B Button Function Control A O C C Button Function Control A P Normal HD Mode HD models Control A Q Mode Lock Control A S VCR Extended Status The following set of co...

Page 35: ... Note you must enter a zero before a single digit for both month and day Eg 3 must be entered as 03 Entry of the Weekday parameter is optional as it is automatically calculated by the software An error response will occur for illegal dates such as Feb 30 or Nov 31 Reply if correct followed by on next line if incorrect Read Date Command Syntax D Reply Time Space Date Space Weekday Example 18 58 36 ...

Page 36: ...ported by the character generator 0 through 9 all upper and lower case alphabet characters a space and semi colon comma period dash colon apostrophe beginning quote mark Set Timer Program Command syntax P WeekDayNum ProgramNum Hours Minutes Speed TimerOut Parameters Weekday 1 7 1 Sunday 2 Monday 7 Saturday ProgramNum 1 6 Hours 00 23 24 hour format Minutes 00 59 Speed A O see Tape Speed Commands fo...

Page 37: ...er to circumvent this loss of charge a 12V BC Battery Charge terminal is available on the terminal block Connectapositivelinetothe12VBCterminal andanegativelinetotheGNDterminal Then connect another positive line to the 12V terminal with a simple ON OFF switch installed in the line The connection to the 12V BC terminal will draw a very small amount of current from your 12 Volt DC battery and keep t...

Page 38: ...Usage Configuration 2 DC Installation Infrequent Usage Configuration 3 DC Installation With Trickle Charger IN VIDEO OUT IN OUT AUDIO 12V BC GND 12V B IN VIDEO OUT IN OUT AUDIO 12V BC GND 12V C Switch D 12 VDC CAR BATTERY IN VIDEO OUT IN OUT AUDIO 12V BC GND 12V i e f g h ...

Page 39: ...in Record mode the output supplies 10 mA at 12V PIN 5 12 VDC OUT Capable of supplying 50 mA Max through a 100 mA fuse PIN 6 WARNING OUT Tape transport malfunction Driven Low when a malfunction occurs otherwise 5V Pulled up to 5V through a 4 7K ý resistor PIN 7 LOW TAPE OUT WheninRecordmodeandabout6 ofthetaperemainsbeforetheendofthevideo tape the output becomes active 0V and can sink 10 mA of curre...

Page 40: ...s latched in this mode until the tape is ejected from the recorder This output can supply 10mA at 12V PIN 12 CAMERA SWITCHER PULSE OUT This TTL output is programmable via the on screen display and the Record Play buttons on the front panel It is intended to be connected to an external camera switcher and causes the switcher to cycle through the cameras connected to it PIN 13 REMOTE IN Acceptsacont...

Page 41: ...by using the remote pins STOP PLAY STILL REWIND FIELDFORWARD FASTFORWARD SPEED CHANGE RECORD Not active in Lock Mode Resistor Network is supplied as service part Number F1372561 REMOTE CONTROL may also be activated using standard resistors in place of the Resistor Network as shown below APPENDIX B REMOTE CONTROL FEATURE RESISTOR NETWORK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 15 D STOP G REW 13 A GND B Remote In E PLAY F...

Page 42: ... hour format hours minutes seconds In the example above the time is 1 34 45PM Moving to the right the next two columns display the Warning Data code see chart on next page for explanation of the codes In the example above these column display CY As listed in the Warning Data chart below CY stands for Cylinder Lock Moving to the right the next two columns display the Status Code see chart on next p...

Page 43: ...ock 2 Status Codes ST Normal STOP F1 FF During count a tape position F2 FF During soft landing F3 FF During high speed FF R1 REW During count a tape position R2 REW During soft landing R3 REW During high speed REW RS REC Pause RD REC PS STILL PL PLAY RP REV PLAY FA FIELD ADVANCE FR FIELD REVERSE CU CUE RV REVIEW PF Power Off Tape Speed Codes 0 02 1 18 2 A24 3 24 4 48 5 72 6 120 7 180 8 240 9 360 A...

Page 44: ...nd reinserting If that procedure does not help and a service technician is not available and timeisoftheessence the3Mbrandcleaningcassettehas been found to be acceptable please follow instructions and can be purchased locally For major cleanings contact a qualified service techni cian or call the number below to receive the name and phone number of the nearest Authorized Service Center call from 5...

Page 45: ...tape and reinsert Check if Error is lit on the Digital Display If so check warning codes Check if Lock is lit on the Digital Display Deactivate Lock mode or contact supervisor Press Alarm Reset button PL indicates a Power Loss TIMER menu may not have been set properly Was Timer button pressed after programming Verify by checking if T displayed in Time Date stamp and Timer is lit in the Digital Dis...

Page 46: ...rm has occurred Press Alarm Reset button to clear Check if Lock is lit on the Digital Display Deactivate Lock mode or contact supervisor Momentarily remove AC power then check warning codes Check the Recycle options settings in Alarm Record Options menu Is unit in Timer mode Deactivate Timer mode If operating any of the units functions put unit in Stop mode Check if Lock is lit on the Digital Disp...

Page 47: ...ylight Savings 2 button push Camera Switcher Pulse 0 99 fields normal recording 0 99 fields alarm recording TIME DATE GENERATOR continued Display First Line Month Day Year various formats Power Loss Weekday and Alarm Count Second Line Hour Minutes Seconds AM PM or 24 hour clock Record Speed Timer On and Security Lock Third Line System Code Title Line up to 24 alphanumeric characters may be entered...

Page 48: ...y E mail Address r Health Care Hospital Nursing Home Product Purchased r Hotel Motel Resort Model Number r Industrial Manufacturing Co Serial Number Date of Purchase r Law Enforcement Corrections Equipment Purchased From r Library Museum Vendor s Address r Military State Country Zip r Retail Phone r Security Consulting Firm How did you hear about this product Select one r Utilities Communications ...

Page 49: ...mplied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose However any implied warrant of merchantability or fitness that may apply is limited to time periods listed above Some states or provinces do not allow exclusion or limitations on implied warranties so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply The manufacturer shall have no liability for any loss or damage direct or con...

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