background image

5

b) Pressing LIVE and ENTER simultaneously allows you to swap camera screens in any viewing mode.

For example, you may want to view cameras 5-8 together in the 4 Channel (Quad) display mode.
After pressing the two buttons together, use the        or 

buttons to navigate between cameras, and select the 

camera screens that you wish to swap. When on the screen that you wish to change, press a Channel button (1-16)
to select the replacement camera. Once you have made the desired changes, press ESC to escape.

VCR  [           ] 

a) Pressing this button enters VCR mode, enabling you to view playback from your VCR or DVR.

NOTE

: As this system has a Multiplexing feature, you are able to navigate between the different viewing modes 

during video playback (provided that you recorded using the VCR output of the Multiplexer unit).

b) Pressing VCR and ENTER simultaneously allows you to swap camera screens in any viewing mode. Follow the 

same instructions outlined in 

3b

in order to swap VCR camera screens with LIVE camera screens.

NOTE

: As this system has a Duplex Multiplexing feature, you are able to view both Live video and video Playback 

from your VCR / DVR at the same time on a multi-screen display.

c) Pressing VCR and ZOOM simultaneously from Live viewing mode brings up the Menu from your Time Lapse VCR 

or DVR. Press the two buttons again to exit VCR / DVR Menu mode.

ZOOM  [          ]  /                                           

a) Pressing this button activates the 2x2 Zoom feature. After pressing this button, a Full-Screen channel will appear 

enlarged on screen, with a miniature picture of the Full-Screen channel appearing as a picture-in-picture. The 
miniature picture has a ¼ size white outline depicting which section of the camera view is being zoomed in on. You 
can press the 

▲▼

◄ ►

arrow keys to move the Zoom area. To change between Full-Screen channels, simply

press Channel buttons 1-16. Press ESC to escape.
You can also Zoom in on cameras in VCR mode. While in Zoom, select the channel that you wish to view in VCR 
mode, then press VCR and ENTER simultaneously.

b) This button also serves as the       arrow key, which is used to scroll left or decrease values in submenu options.

PICTURE-IN-PICTURE  [          ]  / 

a) Pressing this button enters PIP display, with a Full-Screen Main Channel and a 1/16 sized Sub Channel. Move 

the location of the sub-picture by pressing the 

▲▼

◄ ►

arrow keys.

You can swap cameras being shown in the Main and Sub pictures by pressing PIP and ENTER simultaneously, 
using the          and        buttons to scroll between selecting the Main / Sub camera. You can then select the specific
camera (1-16) that will replace the Main / Sub screen. Press ESC to confirm.
Also, you can view VCR playback and Live video simultaneously in PIP mode. To achieve this, press VCR and 
ENTER simultaneously, and then follow the same process described above.
Press ESC to exit PIP viewing mode.

b) This button also serves as the        arrow key, which is used to scroll left or decrease values in submenu options.

QUAD DISPLAY MODE  [        ]  /  

a) Pressing this button goes to Quad (4 Channel) display mode.
b) This button also serves as the Left arrow key in Menu navigation, moves the sub-picture left in PIP mode, and scans 

left in Zoom mode.

9 CHANNEL DISPLAY MODE  [         ]  /  

a) Pressing this button goes to a 9 Channel display mode.
b) This button also serves as the Right arrow key in Menu navigation, moves the sub-picture right in PIP mode, and

scans right in Zoom mode.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Summary of Contents for SGX1600

Page 1: ...HANNEL COLOR MULTIPLEXER Model SGX1600 Please be sure to read carefully and follow all the safety information Keep the manual in a safe place for future reference www strategicvista com Instruction Ma...

Page 2: ...ther products available please visit our website at www strategicvista com FEATURES 16 Channel Color Multiplexer Features Full Duplex Multiplexing 16 cameras can record playback display live video at...

Page 3: ...yourself Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel This unit should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the manufacturer s label This installation should conform to al...

Page 4: ...TOCOL 11 MOTION DETECTION 12 TROUBLESHOOTING 13 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 14 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 15 APPENDIX 1 TYPICAL CONFIGURATION 16 APPENDIX 2 CONNECTION TO A PIR MOTION SENSOR 17 APPENDIX 3 CONNE...

Page 5: ...nu a ENTER Selects Menu options to be edited in Menu mode Initiates and stops Auto Sequencing refer to page 10 for more details b ESC Confirms changes to options in Menu mode Exits Menu mode and vario...

Page 6: ...cture The miniature picture has a size white outline depicting which section of the camera view is being zoomed in on You can press the arrow keys to move the Zoom area To change between Full Screen c...

Page 7: ...g the subscreen via the arrow keys is possible VCR button shows that you can swap screens to view VCR playback in PIP mode LIVE button shows that you can swap screens to view other channels in PIP mod...

Page 8: ...n screen for the duration of the Event When Message Latch in OFF the icons only appear for only the programmed Alarm Duration Security Lock Activates Deactivates the Lock feature which when turned ON...

Page 9: ...The EVENT option will record for more time on the channel in which the alarm was triggered For example if an alarm is triggered on Channel 1 Event recording will follow this channel sequence 1 2 1 3...

Page 10: ...hannel where the Alarm is taking place If two channels have alarms simultaneously the Call monitor will display those two channels sequencing in Full Screen viewing SVHS OUT Connect this output port t...

Page 11: ...uto Sequencing in the Subscreen You can swap to enable Sequencing to occur in the Main screen by pressing ENTER and the Channel currently shown in the Main screen simultaneously In Quad mode pressing...

Page 12: ...sponding keys and their codes 11 RS232 REMOTE PROTOCOL MENU 0x4D M 14 0x45 E ESC 0x1B ESC 15 0x46 F FREEZE 0x5A Z 16 0x47 G LIVE 0x49 I ENTER FREEZE 0x48 H VCR 0x56 V ENTER LIVE 0x4A J ZOOM 0x7A z ENT...

Page 13: ...ate between each target using the arrow keys and use the following keys MOTION turns the target area ON OFF ON OFF Camera 1 15 toggles the corresponding target on the cursor line ON or OFF Since there...

Page 14: ...signs and specifications without notice and without incurring any obligations E O E Cam era Inputs 16 Channel BNC VCR Input 1 BNC 1 S VIDEO Cam era Loop Back 16 Channel BNC Main Monitor Output 1 Vp p...

Page 15: ...om a 40 hour real time or 960 Hour time lapse VCR TO ORDER THESE ACCESSORY ITEMS OR FOR A COMPLETE LINE OF ACCESSORIES www strategicvista com SPECIALTY CAMERAS Rotates camera up to 270 NIGHTVISION Wea...

Page 16: ...ll Monitor Record Play 1 Main Monitor GND VCR PC RS232 RS232 PC Alarm Input Sensor Alarm YOU CAN ALSO CONNECT TWO MONITORS USING THE CONFIGURATION SHOWN BELOW THE 16 CH MULTIPLEXER HAS BNC JACKS TO CO...

Page 17: ...ach PIR Sensor connects via 2 wires 1 to a specific Channel and the other to the Ground input Another Ground input is available on the bottom right of the back panel of the Multiplexer The diagram bel...

Page 18: ...onnector In addition to connecting up to 16 PIR Motion Sensors connect the 25 Pin Alarm Connector to a security recorder such as the Lorex Time Lapse VCR shown below for Alarm Recording upon motion de...

Page 19: ...APPENDIX 4 PIN CONFIGURATIONS FOR CONNECTION TO A COMPUTER 25 PIN COM PORT 9 PIN COM PORT 18...

Page 20: ...036H 1 667 0 417 0 104 040H 1 500 0 375 0 094 048H 1 250 0 313 0 078 060H 1 000 0 250 0 063 072H 0 833 0 208 0 052 080H 0 750 0 188 0 047 084H 0 667 0 167 0 042 120H 0 500 0 125 0 031 160H 0 375 0 09...

Reviews: