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Alarm Bell
V2015
DVR
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Figure 2-19. Local Relay Output Connections
2.4.7 Ethernet Connection (For V2015AN Models only)
Utilizing the optional Ethernet interface module, you can easily
integrate the matrix switching system into your existing Ethernet
network and control the whole CCTV security/surveillance system
via TCP/IP.
The module provides a 10/100M adaptable interface for Ethernet
communication, and accepts control commands from such TCP/IP
workstations as computers.
Hub
TCP/IP
Ethernet
Cable
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Figure 2-20. Ethernet Connection
2.4.8 Programming Monitor Connection
V2015A provides a BNC connector labeled as "PROG MON" on
its rear panel for connecting a stand-alone programming monitor.
The programming monitor (PGM) is specifically used to display
programming menus that offer an intuitive user interface for
V2015A powerful programming features.
To connect a stand-alone programming monitor, route a coaxial
cable from the monitor to the "PROG MON" BNC connector at the
back of V2015A, and set the monitor's termination to 75ohm.
2.4.9 Data Line Connections
V2015A provides a Data Line output labeled as “DATA LINE” on
its rear panel for connecting other auxiliary devices such as V2421,
V2422 or V2423.
To connect a auxiliary device to V2015A via the Data Line output:
1.
Wire a coaxial cable from the data line output of V2015A to the
data line “IN” of the auxiliary device.
2.
If it is necessary to cascade some auxiliary devices by this data
line steam, wire a coaxial cable from data line “OUT” of the
connected auxiliary device the data line “IN” of another.
3.
Repeat step 1 and 2 until finished connection.
V2015
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ETHERNET
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120VAC
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Figure 2-21. Data Line Connection
2.4.10 Power Supply Connections
Warning: Ensure that power is disconnected when
performing system connections.
V2015A is designed for100~240VAC.
Warning:
When powering V2015A, check that the
power supply specifications correspond to those required.
The use of improper components or equipment will
seriously compromise the safety of the personnel and the
installation.
After all of the installation and connection procedures have been
completed, the system will be ready for programming and
operation.
Live images and the on-screen Time & Date, Camera Title, and
Monitor Status from Camera 1 are initially displayed on all
monitors upon first power up.
