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User Manual
BOP HD8 / BOP HD16

Ref.: IR1212828 A 21.08.2009

Edition 1.0

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I + M E A C T I A G m b H

6.4.10.3

ATEWAY

Special Network setting. Please contact your Network Adminidrator.

6.4.10.4

AMESERVER

Special Network setting. Please contact you Network Adminidrator.

6.4.10.5

ROADCAST DESTINATION ADDRESS

If the BOP is in alarm state a Broadcast message will be send to the configured IP-
Address.

The structure of the alarm message is defined in I+ME document IR12051

6.4.10.6

LARM RX

OFF/ON

An alarm can be triggered via Ethernet to the BOP HD. The BOP reacts to this alarm signal
like an alarm signal on a digital input. With this feature all BOP in a Network can be set in
Alarm state by each other.

Alarm via Ethernet not active.

Alarm via Ethernet active.

The structure of the alarm message is defined in I+ME document IR12051

Summary of Contents for BOP HD-Reviewer Station

Page 1: ... M E A C T I A G m b H I ME ACTIA Informatik und Mikro Elektronik GmbH Dresdenstrasse 17 18 D 38124 Braunschweig Germany Tel 49 0 531 38701 0 Fax 49 0 531 38701 88 www ime actia com User Manual BOP HD8 BOP HD16 Edition 1 0 Dokumentenvorlage Erstellt von am R D 16 03 2009 IR11263E ...

Page 2: ...hout Confid I ME Confid Client Status only for Information Official Document Release Date 21 08 2009 Initials Ref I ME Index Autor WLA IR12128 A approved TME I ME ACTIA GmbH 2009 Document History Index Page Date Reason of Change Name 2009 I ME ACTIA GmbH All Rights reserved Any reproduction or distribution of this document or parts of this document is prohibited without a written authorisation of ...

Page 3: ... Ignition Clamp 15 BOP HD on off 20 2 2 6 3 IBIS Interface 20 2 2 6 4 CAN Interface 21 2 2 6 5 digital in 21 3 Installation 22 3 1 Assembly 23 3 2 Connection diagramm 24 3 3 Interfaces Integration of the BOP HD 25 3 4 Plug 1 18PIN 26 3 5 Plug 2 21PIN 27 3 6 Connection of the Power supply 28 3 7 Ignition Connection 28 3 8 Connection of door contact reverse gear alarm switch etc 28 3 9 Connection of...

Page 4: ... 6 4 3 11 CAM problem error 50 6 4 4 Video settings 51 6 4 4 1 Frame size 51 6 4 4 2 Frame rate divisor 51 6 4 4 3 Compression Quality 52 6 4 4 4 GOP time 52 6 4 4 5 Adaptive frame rate 52 6 4 4 6 Streaming mode 53 6 4 4 7 Text insertion OSD 53 6 4 4 8 Video out 1 mapping 54 6 4 4 9 V Input On Off 54 6 4 5 Audio settings 54 6 4 5 1 Audio channels 54 6 4 6 Video output 1 55 6 4 6 1 Automatic cyclin...

Page 5: ...dministrator 69 6 6 1 Passwords 70 6 6 2 Access to the data storage 71 6 6 2 1 Operation 71 6 6 2 2 Structure and content 72 6 6 3 How to format the data storage 73 7 Data analysis 74 7 1 The BOP Reviewer Software 74 8 Annex 76 8 1 Abbreviations and Glossary 76 8 2 Technical data video protection system BOP HD 77 8 2 1 System data 77 8 2 2 Technical data 78 8 2 3 Ethernet interfaces 79 8 2 4 Recor...

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Page 7: ...he reliability and lifetime of the system and the attached equipment Each person operating with the video protection system BOP HD must observe the instructions in this manual The manual has to be completed by national regulations particularly to the data privacy protection If necessary a separate documentation for special users must be created by the operating company The operating company and th...

Page 8: ...ler or send it freight prepaid to I ME ACTIA 1 3 FOR SAFETY Only skilled staff may install and commissioning the video protection system BOP HD The general safety instructions by handling with electrical equipment must be observed At the selection of the mounting place for the ACTIA video protection system BOP HD the corresponding specifications and regulations must be observed At the integration ...

Page 9: ...cally transferred to an external registration office by the use of a external modem The system is especially designed for the integration in public transport such as buses and trains 1 6 USED SYMBOLS AND NOTATION The following signs and syntax are used in this manual Safety instructions and warnings are marked with the attention sign A keyword specifies the note Special information is marked with ...

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Page 11: ...formation from environmental systems IBIS data CAN information switch signals The recording starts by the ignition clamp 15 or a digital input wakeup function The data are stored in a ring buffer controlled by the capacity or time This method ensure the recording of the actual data even the data storage is full Data which are recorded during an alarm triggered by CAN a digital input or Ethernet br...

Page 12: ...tal out integrated power supply without fan for adapted components Exchangeable data storage with up to two 2 5 SATA hard disks for storage of the video audio and additional data Additional components not in the scope of delivery BOP Reviewer Software additional data storage cameras mini dome dome and special cameras monitors cable sets for connecting cameras switches monitors and the power supply...

Page 13: ... key switch the BOP HD is set to the following operation modes Pos Symbol Mode Note 1 OFF The BOP HD is off is switched off After the automatically disabling of the electromagnetic locking the data storage could be detached 2 PAUSE The BOP HD switches offline No data will be recorded For maintenance and reviewing 3 RECORD The BOP HD records video and audio data according to the settings in the con...

Page 14: ...rrent flash of the LED s Record and Data transmission The switching of the operation mode takes same seconds 2 1 2 OPERATING STATUS DISPLAY Four light emitting diodes signalling the operation status of the BOP HD Pos Symbol Status Note 1 Power on Green flashing when power supply is active 2 Service Red blinking at a malfunction 3 Record Green blinking during data recording 4 Data transmission Yell...

Page 15: ...r rate of 10 100 Megabit A standard network cable with RJ45 plug can be used if the connected PC supports auto crossing Otherwise a crosslink cable is needed See also chapter 8 2 3 2 1 4 DATA STORAGE The exchangeable data storage contains up to two 2 5 hard disks Depending on the size of the hard disks the numbers of video channels to be recorded and the image resolution recording recording times ...

Page 16: ...arting the BOP HD via the reset switch data can be lost The BOP HD is reset by the reset switch The system runs a complete restart Only use the reset switch in exceptional cases e g the BOP HD is in undefined state The reset switch is provided behind the front cover This protect it prior unintended use The reset switch can be pressed by a small bolt ...

Page 17: ...e range of cameras are available at I ME ACTIA We advise to use only cameras which are released by I ME ACTIA You obtain detailed information from your specialist dealer or directly from I ME ACTIA 2 2 2 VIDEO OUT MONITOR ADAPTERS Two analogue monitors can be served by the both video out A multiplexer is available via software Therewith the display of one video channel constant or several video ch...

Page 18: ... USB Type A plug Power supply for external devices 5V max 500mA with overload protection Transfer rate 480 MBit Overload protection up to 15 kV 2 2 4 LAN INTERFACE The Ethernet interface at the rear panel is used for Integration of BOP HD into a network streaming broadcast download reviewing Connection of an interface converter Ethernet to WLAN GPRS EDGE or UMTS Therefore such devices could be con...

Page 19: ... of audio data Microphones are available at I ME ACTIA We advise to use only microphones which are released by I ME You obtain detailed information from your specialist dealer or directly from I ME ACTIA 2 2 5 2 DIGITAL OUT Four digital switch signals are available These signals are realized by relays and therefore galvanically decoupled Specification of digital out Relays with normally open conta...

Page 20: ...ternal voltages are generated by an integrated voltage converter 2 2 6 2 IGNITION CLAMP 15 BOP HD ON OFF The BOP HD is switched on switched off via the ignition Precondition is that the BOP HD is switched to the mode RECORD or PAUSE by the key switch The changeover between RECORD and OFF via ignition can be delayed This means that the recording is still active for a certain time after the vehicle ...

Page 21: ... Three of the digital inputs IN 1 IN 3 can be used to set on or wakeup the BOP HD The other 5 digital inputs are only available in active mode Logical 1 battery voltage Logical 0 vehicle ground Wakeup Function IN 1 IN2 IN3 A logical 1 at one of the three inputs switch the BOP HD into the via key switch preselected mode PAUSE or RECORD If the level rise down to zero the BOP HD switches to the mode ...

Page 22: ...nstructions for handling electrical voltage must be observed On selecting of a mounting place of the ACTIA video protection system BOP HD the corresponding specifications and regulations must be observed The function of the vehicle must not be affected by the integration and operation of the ACTIA video protection Particularly safety systems must not be disturbed or set out of function During conn...

Page 23: ... data storage Avoid hard shocks and exceeding vibrations during the operation of the BOP HD To prevent damage to persons the BOP HD must be mounted safely A loosening by a crash must be impossible Unauthorised persons should not have access to the mounting place For the mounting the BOP HD there are four drills with M6 thread at the lower side Drill the holes according to the drawing Mount the BOP...

Page 24: ...User Manual BOP HD8 BOP HD16 Ref IR1212828 A 21 08 2009 Edition 1 0 Page 24 87 I M E A C T I A G m b H 3 2 CONNECTION DIAGRAMM ...

Page 25: ...User Manual BOP HD8 BOP HD16 Ref IR1212828 A 21 08 2009 Edition 1 0 Page 25 87 I M E A C T I A G m b H 3 3 INTERFACES INTEGRATION OF THE BOP HD ...

Page 26: ...ay 1 normally open contact 6 REL1 B Relay 1 normally open contact 7 REL2 A Relay 2 normally open contact 8 REL2 B Relay 2 normally open contact 9 REL3 A Relay 3 normally open contact 10 REL3 B Relay 3 normally open contact 11 REL4 A Relay 4 normally open contact 12 REL4 B Relay 4 normally open contact 13 CAM 12V 12V DC for cameras max 2A 14 CAM GND Ground for cameras 15 CAM 12V 12V DC for cameras ...

Page 27: ...igh speed CAN bus low signal 5 CAN_H High speed CAN bus high signal 6 CAN_SHD High speed CAN bus shield 7 IN 8 Digital Input 8 IN 7 Digital Input 9 IN 6 Digital Input 10 IN 5 Digital Input analogue input 11 IN 4 Digital Input analogue input 12 IN 3 Digital Input wakeup 13 IN 2 Digital Input wakeup 14 IN 1 Digital Input wakeup 15 Only for service 16 Only for service 17 IBIS WBSD IBIS system Receive...

Page 28: ...e BOP HD is switch to the mode PAUSE or RECORD by the key switch Specification ignition signal Steady signal with input voltage 10 32 VDC typical 12VDC or 24VDC Connection at Ignition on plug 2 pin 2 Ground plug 2 pin 3 3 8 CONNECTION OF DOOR CONTACT REVERSE GEAR ALARM SWITCH ETC Signals which should be evaluated and or recorded by the BOB HD must be connected to the digital inputs Three signals c...

Page 29: ...y of analogue values see chapter 2 2 6 5 3 9 CONNECTION OF CAMERAS Beware of faulty function On cameras which are not obtained from I ME ACTIA or which are not approved by I ME ACTIA the specification must be obtained Ask your specialist dealer or I ME ACTIA whether the desired camera could be used Specification of video in BNC receptacle 75 Ohm 1Vss FBAS signal in PAL or NTSC selected by automati...

Page 30: ...ad signal 12V power supply via 1kΩ Connection at for microphone 1 and 2 plug 1 pin 1 for microphone 1 and 2 plug 1 pin 4 Signal microphone 1 plug 1 pin 2 Signal microphone 2 plug 1 pin 3 3 11 CONNECTION OF MONITORS Beware of faulty function If monitors are used which are not obtained from I ME ACTIA or which are not approved by I ME ACTIA the specifications must be obtained Ask your specialist dea...

Page 31: ...proved by I ME ACTIA should be used Ask your specialist dealer or I ME ACTIA for further information 3 14 IBIS Connection at IBIS WBSD Rx plug 2 pin 17 IBIS WBMS Rx plug 2 pin18 IBIS WBED Tx plug 2 pin19 IBIS WBME Tx plug 2 pin20 See also chapter 2 2 6 3 3 15 OTHER PERIPHERAL DEVICES For the connection of other peripherical devices such as WLAN cellular mobile telephony On board PC etc under circu...

Page 32: ...oning the BOP HD All relevant data are preinstalled at the factory Configuration To configure the BOP HD a web interface exists The connection is made via the front or rear panel Ethernet interface and a web browser The access is secured by password Check and correct the configuration of the complete system during the first commissioning of BOP HD We advice to save the configuration data to an ext...

Page 33: ...deo player must access to the port via the RTSP protocol Example rtsp xxx xxx xxx xxx 8501 bop4 whereas xxx xxx xxx xxx is the TCP IP address of the BOP HD Additional settings are necessary to transfer not active recording video channels or the output signal of the video processor Please ask your specialist dealer or I ME ACTIA for further information 4 1 2 ALARM OVER ETHERNET The BOP HD can recei...

Page 34: ...l course of operation the BOP HD is now set to on or off by the ignition clamp 15 BOP HD is set to RECORD via key switch Ignition on BOP HD switch to RECORD Ignition off BOP HD switch to OFF shutdown delay BOP HD is set to PAUSE via key switch Ignition on BOP HD switch to PAUSE Ignition off BOP HD switch to OFF shutdown delay BOP HD is set to OFF via key switch Ignition on BOP HD stay off See also...

Page 35: ...the BOP HD by the key switch Wait about 1 2 minutes until the system is down green power LED off and the electromagnetically lock is disabled Pull out the data storage from the slot Insert the new data storage and make sure that it is inserted all the way to the Stop position positive Stop Start up the BOP HD by the key switch We advise to format the data storage before use This ensures that all o...

Page 36: ...ounted For all the robust design damage can not be excluded by improper handling Beware of damage data loss The data storage can be damaged by improper handling A data loss can happen if the worst case comes to the worst Therefore save the data storage during storage and transportation of humidity and wetness strong solar radiation and heat dust and dirt hard shocks To protect the data storage by ...

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Page 38: ...rowser The access to the web interface is password protected Username Standard Password Rights user user Live pictures maintenance cfg conf Live pictures maintenance Configuration Configuration load save Firmware update admin bop i me Live pictures maintenance Configuration Configuration load save Firmware update Passwords Formatting the data storage Access to the data storage by hdd review view A...

Page 39: ...nd call the BOP IP address Write in the username and the according password The main page of the BOP HD Web interface will be opened The Following information are on the top of the main page Version of the firmware Status information SYSTEM STARTS the BOB HD is activated but is not completely ready for action SYSTEM OK no important messages exist MAINTENANCE a message is stored in the file err txt...

Page 40: ... channel directly at the web browser Precondition is the installation of the newest VLC media player at the PC Live pictures will be displayed in the mode PAUSE and RECORD The video channels can be switched by the buttons 1 up to x You can find the newest VLC media player at www videolan org vlc Configure the web browser in that way that no proxy is used See also chapter 8 7 ...

Page 41: ...1 ERROR FILE ERR TXT At the error file err txt all events are legged which make an error while data recording If an event is stored at the file the hint MAINTENANCE at the main page is highlighted 6 3 1 1 HOW TO OPEN THE ERROR FILE Click at the entry err txt 6 3 1 2 HOW TO DELETE THE ERROR FILE Click at the button in the line error file The error file err txt could be seen and deleted by all users...

Page 42: ... of creation of the error file or the last delete of the error file Second line The second line informs about system information current firmware date and time of the actual configuration file Identification of the vehicle Third and following lines Up from the third line the occurred errors are listed including date and time The most important error messages are listed at chapter 8 4 ...

Page 43: ...LOG TXT In the log files all important system events are logged To interpret these information additional background knowledge is necessary The information in the log files are important for trouble shooting If necessary the support will ask for the files The log files can only be deleted by formatting the data storage ...

Page 44: ... behaviour of the BOP HD is defined Beware of malfunction The configuration affects to the behaviour of the BOP HD Don t change the settings blindfold The configuration is arranged in the sections Info line Date and time General settings Video settings Audio settings Video out Relays IBIS Network access parameters Error log and alarm video file transfer Reload Save Save Restart ...

Page 45: ...recondition for the calibration is the exact time at the connected PC or the calibration by IBIS System The calibration of the real time clock results by saving the configuration See chapter 6 4 12 You can get the actual time atomic clock from the Physikalisch Technischen Bundesanstalt http www ptb de de zeit uhrzeit html All time specifications are UTC Universal Time Coordinated In Germany Winter...

Page 46: ...tual date and time at the connected PC 6 4 2 2 BOP HD RTC DATE AND TIME Actual date and time on the BOP HD real time clock 6 4 2 3 BOP HD SYSTEM DATE AND TIME Actual date and time inside the BOB HD system This values are used while data recording The values are synchronised from the BOP HD real time clock at a reboot of the BOP HD ...

Page 47: ...ust be refreshed reloading the page 6 4 3 2 IDENTIFICATION OF THE VEHICLE The vehicle identification is used for allocation of the video data Enter a clear description for the vehicle in which the BOP HD is integrated e g licence number wagon number The vehicle identification is shown at the BOP Reviewer Software 6 4 3 3 SEQUENCE TIME The sequence time is the period for which the video data are st...

Page 48: ...otal time length of the recording at an alarm Pre alarm Post alarm Only the data which are recorded in the case of an alarm will be stored inside the write protected alarm buffer For this the values for pre alarm and post alarm should be set to a reasonable size Therefore set the periods As big that all important information are captured As small that the alarm buffer gets no needless size 6 4 3 6...

Page 49: ...ware of data loss If a data storage is used after a longer time on stock and the maximum buffer time of the BOP HD is activated value greater 0 00 the data will be deleted without any request The same happens if the time of the real time clock is not set correctly 6 4 3 8 24V ERROR CHECK If the power supply is interrupted clamp 30 battery the BOP HD shuts off without any delay This could be evalua...

Page 50: ...me value in minutes 1440 24 hours 6 4 3 10 SINGLE ERROR SIGNAL The single error signal replaces the error signalling time See chapter 6 4 3 9 0 Setting inactive The error signalling time is active 1 An error will be signalized as a 2 second single pulse via the service LED and relay 4 The error is logged in the error file err txt 2 Relay 4 and the service LED are active from the first error messag...

Page 51: ...D1 1 Frame size 720x288 Pixel 2CIF 2 Frame size 352x288 Pixel CIF 6 4 4 2 FRAME RATE DIVISOR The number of recorded frames per second can be reduced by the frame rate divisor 1 PAL 25 fps NTSC 30 fps High quality 2 PAL 12 5 fps NTSC 15 fps A little bit bumpy pictures but less storage space necessary 3 4 The picture is bumpier as much as the divisor is higher but the needed storage space is less Pl...

Page 52: ...of data rate x number of video channels should not be greater then 150 The data rate has an important influence to the total recording time See chapter 8 2 4 calculation of the recording time 6 4 4 4 GOP TIME Time distance for a group of pictures existing from one full frame and additional differential frames 4 shorter time interval to the next full frame lesser differential frames 80 longer time ...

Page 53: ...se a jumpy video 6 4 4 6 STREAMING MODE The internal video processing Video Codec try exposure tries to produce a constant data rate Dependent on the video signal the compression is more ore less high 0 Streaming Mode not active Temporary big variation of data rate but over a longer time constant maximum data rate Ideal for video recording 1 Streaming Mode active Constant data rate at any time cau...

Page 54: ...view on channel 8 6 4 4 9 V INPUT ON OFF The Checkbox on the left side of each line activates the corresponding channel for recording At the Name field of V 1 to V 8 a label for each camera can be typed in This label will be shown in the Reviewer Software 6 4 5 AUDIO SETTINGS At the Audio Settings the number of recorded audio channels can be set 6 4 5 1 AUDIO CHANNELS Number of recorded audio chan...

Page 55: ...CLING Automatic cycling activates the automatic display cycle on Video Output 1 according to the definition in the field cycling control If automatic cycling is not activated the non cycling video input will be shown 0 Automatic cycling is not active The BOP will do one step in the cycling control sequence if input 8 gets high If digital input 8 gets low automatic cycling will be active anymore fo...

Page 56: ...ideo Input 1 to 16 v20 v23 Multi Picture View t display time 1 2 3 4 8 7 4 3 2 6 5 1 Multiscreen Video Output 1 V 20 V 21 V 22 5 6 7 8 Example of a part of the sequence V1 t10 Video Input1 1 will be shown for 10 seconds V20 t5 A Quad Screen of Video Input 1 to 4 will be shown for 5 seconds Example of a sequence v1 t10 v2 10 v3 t10 v4 t10 v20 t10 Video signal 1 to 4 is shown for 10 seconds after ea...

Page 57: ... damages The Reverse Camera is no reversing aid and must not be used as this It does not add or replace any action which has to be done during reverse drive 0 no Reverse Camera 1 8 Video Input where the Reverse Camera is connected to Priority If Door Camera and Reverse Camera are activated at the same time the Camera with the highest Priority will be shown 6 4 6 5 DOOR CAMERA To observe the area a...

Page 58: ...OUTPUT 2 6 4 7 1 AUTOMATIC CYCLING Equal to Video Output 1 See Chapter 6 4 6 1 6 4 7 2 CYCLING CONTROL Equal to Video Output 1 with the restriction that only quad screen can be shown in Multipicture view See Chapter 6 4 6 2 6 4 7 3 NON CYCLING VIDEO INPUT STANDARD VIDEO IN Equal to Video Output 1 See Chapter 6 4 6 3 ...

Page 59: ...elay 3 BOP Active Relay Close when BOP is active Only open if BOP is out of service Relay 4 Error Relay Signals an Error according to the General Settings 6 4 8 1 AUTOMATIC RELAY CONTROL The automatic Relay control can switch the relays in a configured sequence The sequence will be repeated oxy Relay x shows the state y 0 open 1 closed t time to hold the stat of the Relay Example of a part of a se...

Page 60: ...Relay 2 is closed while recording and do not show an alarm state 1 Relay 2 is closed while recording and flashes at alarm state This setting is useful if only 1 Relay should be used 6 4 9 IBIS BOP HD can be connected to the IBIS BUS by using the BOP HD IBIS interface Please ask your specialist dealer or I ME ACTIA for further information 6 4 9 1 IBIS TIME ADJUSTMENT This setting activates the time...

Page 61: ... A C T I A G m b H 6 4 9 2 AUTOMATIC SYSTEM RESTART To synchronise the system time with the real time clock a restart has to be done This can be done automatically to a specified time 24 No Automatic System Restart 0 23 hour of Automatic System Restart UTC All time designations are UTC ...

Page 62: ...meters affect the external communication with BOP HD The settings should only be changed under instruction of a network administrator Please note all changes Also see chapter 8 2 3 6 4 10 1 IP ADDRESS NETMASK IP Address and Netmask of the front panel Ethernet interface Is set by default to 192 168 72 200 6 4 10 2 IP ADDRESS NETMASK REAR PANEL IP Address and Netmask of the rear panel Ethernet inter...

Page 63: ...f the BOP is in alarm state a Broadcast message will be send to the configured IP Address The structure of the alarm message is defined in I ME document IR12051 6 4 10 6 ALARM RX OFF ON An alarm can be triggered via Ethernet to the BOP HD The BOP reacts to this alarm signal like an alarm signal on a digital input With this feature all BOP in a Network can be set in Alarm state by each other 0 Alar...

Page 64: ...he Error log and alarm video file transfer affect the external communication with BOP HD The settings should only be changed under instruction of a network administrator Please note all changes Video FTP host port user pass FT Server connection settings host IP Address of the FTP Server FTP transfer is not active when no IP Address is entered port connection port of the FTP server user User Name o...

Page 65: ...6 4 12 RELOAD SAVE SAVE RESTART The Buttons on the bottom of the page will save configuration or set the real time clock to pc time Changes in the cofiguration will be active after a restart of the system Reload The current system configuration will be reloaded All not saved changes will be set back Save The configuration data of the web interface will be saved The current pc time will be set to t...

Page 66: ...ded from the PC Also a firmware update can be done 6 5 1 HOW TO SAVE THE CURRENT CONFIGURATION To download the current configuration the link to the configuration file bcf can be used Structure of the configuration file name e g vss2 5 88cfg_20090602_0935 bcf vss2 5 88 Version of the firmware cfg Stands for configuration 20090602 Date of the configuration yyymmmdd 0935 Time of the configuration hh...

Page 67: ... for default configuration de Language or Country or customer code de German en English es Spanish pl Polish br Brazil bcf File extension bop configuration file Changes in the cofiguration will be active after a restart of the system 6 5 3 HOW TO LOAD A FIRMWARE Beware of malfunction and failure Firmware update should not be interrupted During the Firmware update do not switch off the BOP or cut t...

Page 68: ...ser Manual BOP HD8 BOP HD16 Ref IR1212828 A 21 08 2009 Edition 1 0 Page 68 87 I M E A C T I A G m b H jimg Image file VSS4 Video surveillance system 4 2 5 91 Firmware Revision en country or customer code ...

Page 69: ... 69 87 I M E A C T I A G m b H 6 6 ADMINISTRATOR Access to the BOP web interface is saved by password On the tab Admin passwords can be changed a direct connection to the HDD is supported and the HDD can be formatted For Access to Admin tab user has to be loged in as admin ...

Page 70: ... are lost please contact your specialist dealer or directly I ME ACTIA On the BOP HD four users with special rights are installed For a Table of user rights and default passwords please see chapter 6 To change a password type in the new password in the open field and confirm with the submit button A password has to fulfil the following properties Minimum length 3 characters Maximum length 16 chara...

Page 71: ...ings the recorded video and audio data The data are stored in a subfolder structure Only the administrator has direct access to the data storage 6 6 2 1 OPERATION Open a folder click at his name Close a folder click at Back to the maintenance screen close all folder and click once more at Open a file click at the file name Copy a file right click at the file name and choose the corresponding comma...

Page 72: ...ively numbered files according to the video data Folder camera The folders camer01 up to camera16 contain the video data of the corresponding video sources The video data are split into packets and stored in consecutively numbered files Folder log The folder log contains the files err txt log txt as well as additional log files The additional information are not available on the PC if only the vid...

Page 73: ... 21 08 2009 Edition 1 0 Page 73 87 I M E A C T I A G m b H 6 6 3 HOW TO FORMAT THE DATA STORAGE Warning of lost data Formatting the HDD will delete all data on the HDD To format the HDD type ok in the open field and confirm with the submit button ...

Page 74: ...es privacy is needed Data analysis with the BOP Reviewer Software can be done directly with the BOP HD The BOP HD hast to be put into PAUSE mode 7 1 THE BOP REVIEWER SOFTWARE The BOP Reviewer Software of I ME ACTIA realizes a comfortable way to analyse the footage of BOP HD To use the BOP Reviewer Software a PC has to fulfil the following requirements Operating System Windows XP or Windows Vista P...

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Page 76: ... Cable bonded network for LAN FBAS Composite video signal FPS Frames per second GPRS General Packet Radio Service GPS Global Positioning System IBIS Integrated on board information system JPEC Joint Photographic Experts Group LAN Local Area Network LED Light Emitting Diode MPEG4 H264 Moving Picture Experts Group NTSC National Television System Committee American television standard OSD On Screen D...

Page 77: ...d 10 100 1000 Megabit 2 x USB 1 X High Speed CAN 1 x IBIS Inputs 8 16 x Video PAL or NTSC 2 x Audio microphone 3 x digital with wakeup 5 x digital there from 2 for analogue data logging 1 x ignition clamp 15 with wakeup function Outputs 2 x video PAL or NTSC 4 x digital Relays Display 1 LED green Power 1 LED red Service 1 LED green Record 1 LED yellow Connectivity Operation system Linux Data stora...

Page 78: ...Storage temperature 25 to 85 C Humidity 10 95 relative non condensing Video recording Parallel recording up to 16 channels Vibrations 0 2 G 5 150 Hz in use 1 0 G 5 150 Hz out of service Shock stress 1 5 G half sinus 11ms in use 50 G half sinus 11ms out off service Recording format MPEG4 H 264 Resolution PAL 720x576 FULLD1 352x288 CIF NTSC 720x480 352x240 Frame rate PAL 25 fps to 1 fps NTSC 30 fps ...

Page 79: ...00 MBit without auto crossing RJ45 plug IP address Standard 192 168 72 200 Netmask Standard 255 255 255 0 Rear Panel Ethernet Interface Use Integration into a network Streaming Broadcast Download Reviewing Connection via a converter to WLAN GPRS EDGE UMTS Configuration via the web interface Specification IEEE802 3 BaseT with automatically transfer rate detection 10 100 1000 MBit with auto crossing...

Page 80: ... G m b H 8 2 4 RECORDING TIME The recording time can be estimated by following formula Capacity of the data storage in GByte Recording time x 1 9 Data rate in MBit number of video channels Example 500 GByte data storage 8 cameras 1 MByte data rate 500 x 1 9 118 75 hours total recording time 1 8 ...

Page 81: ...User Manual BOP HD8 BOP HD16 Ref IR1212828 A 21 08 2009 Edition 1 0 Page 81 87 I M E A C T I A G m b H 8 3 DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS ...

Page 82: ...onnection problems on the BNC connectors broken camera cable Action check camera connections and cables Storage Error Message Kernel panic panic ata1 DMA timeout stat 0x1 Reason no access on data storage Action eject and reinsert BOP Slide Disk format BOP Slide Disk exchange BOP Slide Disk Info All messages in err txt including the string ata can cause massive malfunction In most cases the system ...

Page 83: ...the data storage Message uncontrolled POWER OFF or RESTART or HDD access failure Reason during the shut down of the system the file system has not been closed correctly Action insert data storage start the system shut down and restart the system USB error Message Jun 20 11 10 38 bop81 daemon err klogd hub c connect debounce failed port 1 disabled Reason USB interface detected communication problem...

Page 84: ...on an alarm has been generated and video files are saved in alarm folder Action Only Information about existing alarm data No Action required urgently CAN Error Message Jun 12 05 05 40 bop81 daemon err klogd SJA1000 iocINIT CLOCK measure error set on 24MHz Reason CAN Chip not initialised correctly Action hardware error Please contact I ME ACTIA This error can cause USB malfunction ...

Page 85: ...EN 55024 EN 5507637 2 Vibration IEC 61373 Chapter 9 Shock IEC 61373 Chapter 10 5 Resistance against heat and fire DIN 53438 2 DIN 5510 2 8 6 ACCESSORIES A lot of Equipment is available for BOP HD Assembling Accessories Cameras Microphones Monitors GPS Modules BOP Reviewer Software Further information about the BOP HD Accessories you can obtain by your specialist dealer or directly by I ME ACTIA ...

Page 86: ...nel This description based on a BOP HD in default configuration Settings on PCs or Notebooks with other operation systems or browsers are similar 8 7 1 NETWORK CONNECTION VIA CABEL Open start settings network settings select LAN settings open the properties and select the settings inside of the Internet protocol TCP IP select common and set in the option use following IP Address the following valu...

Page 87: ...2 8 7 3 MOZILLA FIREFOX Start the Firefox Open Extras Settings Extended Network and select Settings Select Manually proxy configuration and write in the address at No proxy for 192 168 72 200 or 192 168 72 0 24 8 7 4 HOW TO OPEN THE CONNECTION Connect the BOP HD and the Laptop by a network cable Consider if a cross ink cable is needed Put the BOP HD into service Wait some minutes until the BOP HD ...

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