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In addition, all systems provide the capability to
control on-site receiver/driver units including the
AutoDome™ series of integral pan/tilt/zoom/camera
dome series.

All systems contain a logging printer output port to
which an inexpensive RS-232 serial printer may be
attached. This provides a permanent record showing
time and date of changes to the system status such
as:

1.

Incoming Alarms.

2.

Acknowledgment of alarms by users.

3.

Loading of sequences.

4.

User log-on to keyboard or console port.

5.

Console broadcast message.

6.

Console transfer of system tables.

7.

Activation of Time Event Functions.

8.

Power-up reset message.

9.

Video loss message (TC8600 and TC8800
systems only).

The printer may also be used to provide a hard copy
of all user programmed system configuration Tables
and Sequences.

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Summary of Contents for Allegiant LTC 8500 Series

Page 1: ...Allegiant Microprocessor Based Video Switcher Control Systems LTC 8500 Series LTC 8600 Series LTC 8800 Series Philips Communication Security Systems ...

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Page 3: ... 60Hz LTC 8801 00 TC8801R Equipment Rack for LTC 8801 Bay LTC 8801 50 TC8801AX Main Switching Bay 220V 50Hz LTC 8802 60 TC8802A Monitor Expansion Bay 120V 60Hz LTC 8802 50 TC8802AX Monitor Expansion Bay 220V 50Hz LTC 8805 60 TC8805 Power Supply 120V 60Hz LTC 8805 50 TC8805X Power Supply 220V 50Hz LTC 8821 00 TC8821 Video Input Module for LTC 8800 System LTC 8834 00 TC8834 Video Output Module for L...

Page 4: ...560 2 Receiver Driver 120V Supply 24V to P T No Aux LTC 8562 50 TC8560X 2 Receiver Driver 220V Supply 220V to P T No Aux LTC 8560 50 TC8560X 4 Receiver Driver 220V Supply 220V to P T No Aux LTC 8561 60 TC8561A 1 Receiver Driver 120V Supply 120V to P T with Aux LTC 8566 60 TC8561A 2 Receiver Driver 120V Supply 24V to P T with Aux LTC 8566 50 TC8561AX 2 Receiver Driver 220V Supply 220V to P T with A...

Page 5: ...objects of any kind into this unit through openings as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock Never spill liquid of any kind on the unit 16 Servicing Do not attempt to service this unit yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel 17 Da...

Page 6: ... boards Power Power Disconnect Units with or without ON OFF switches have power supplied to the unit whenever the power cord is inserted into the power source however the unit is operational only when the ON OFF switch is in the ON position The power cord is the main power disconnect for all units Disjonction de l alimentation Les appareils avec ou sans commutateurs ON OFF sont alimentés à chaque ...

Page 7: ...ookup 23 Satellite Configuration Installations 23 Feature Selection 26 Main Power Connections 26 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 30 Logging Printer Option Installation 30 IBM or IBM Compatible Computer Interface Installation 30 SYSTEM KEYBOARDS TC8550A TC8551A TC8553 Series 31 Keyboard Displays 31 Keyboard Controls 32 Switcher Control Keys 32 Function Keys 32 Telemetry Controls 33 SYSTEM KEYBOARDS TC8554 TC8...

Page 8: ...4 cameras and 8 monitors in a full crosspoint configuration It can also accommodate 128 alarm points The TC8600 Series handles up to 128 cameras 16 monitors and 512 alarms The TC8800 Series handles 256 cameras 64 monitors and up to 1024 alarm points In addition the Allegiant series have a Satellite configuration capability through which the system can communicate with up to 256 remote combinations...

Page 9: ...ogrammable sequences Y Y 8 Alarm call up of pre position scenes Y Y 9 RS 232 interface ports for Computer Logging Printer etc Y Y 10 Keyboard Log on Log off function Y Y 11 User selectable password security Y Y 12 Designate 16 character camera titles and 12 character monitor titles Y Y 13 Select time date format Y Y 14 Local keyboard test function Y Y 15 Table and Sequence printout feature Y Y 16 ...

Page 10: ... permanent record showing time and date of changes to the system status such as 1 Incoming Alarms 2 Acknowledgment of alarms by users 3 Loading of sequences 4 User log on to keyboard or console port 5 Console broadcast message 6 Console transfer of system tables 7 Activation of Time Event Functions 8 Power up reset message 9 Video loss message TC8600 and TC8800 systems only The printer may also be...

Page 11: ...ilities These tables indicate the maximum number of video input and output modules that each equipment bay may hold as well as the number of individual inputs or outputs supported by each of these modules TC8500 Up to 8 video input modules 8 inputs per module Up to 4 video output modules 2 outputs per module Total 64 maximum inputs 8 outputs Satellite configuration input capacity 320 TC8600 Up to ...

Page 12: ...553 keyboards The TC8553 232 keyboards connect to the Allegiant s main CPU bay via a TC8712A Series Console Port Expander Up to four TC8553 232 keyboards may be connected to a single TC8712A Series unit When used with dial up type phoneline modems the TC8553 232 keyboard provides a rudimentary dialing capability TC8557MK Keyboard Racking Kit Rack mounting kit designed to provide vertical horizonta...

Page 13: ...h TC8770SF or TC8770SG type module contains 16 relay contact outputs A single TC8770LD or TC8770LG type module drives up to 64 low current type LEDs TC8770I Interconnect Panel Accessory for the TC8770 Switcher Follower which provides convenient screw terminal interface for external connections Mates to ribbon cables supplied with TC8770SF or TC8770LD function modules TC8712A Series Console Port Ex...

Page 14: ...ew AutoDome series of cameras The TC8785 Code Converters are used to provide the source for the fixed speed control code when the system is generating the new variable speed control code preferred by the AutoDome cameras The TC8785 Series Code Converter receives the variable speed control code from the Allegiant via its TC8568 Signal Distribution unit and converts it into the appropriate fixed spe...

Page 15: ...ram disk containing Allegiant Master Control Software program interface cable and Users Manual for custom programming of Allegiant system A special version the TC8059 includes multiple disks for programming TC8500 Series TC8600 Series and TC8800 Series Allegiant systems The TC8059 software package is intended to be used for programming a mix of Allegiant systems operating in a Satellite configurat...

Page 16: ...TC8551A or TC8553 Full Function Keyboards Up to 1 5 km 5000 ft Away Using Optional Remote Hookup Kit S9506028AE Monitor 1 Monitor 2 Monitor 3 Monitor 4 Monitor 5 Monitor 6 Monitor 7 Monitor 8 Up to 8 Monitor Outputs Video Coax 3 m 10 ft Interconnect Cable Supplied With Keyboard Additional System Cameras Up To 64 Video Inputs Maximum TC8500 Video Switching System ...

Page 17: ...y Module TC8601 Series Main CPU Bay S9506029AE Video Coax Monitor 1 Monitor 2 Monitor 3 Monitor 4 Monitor 5 Monitor 6 Monitor 7 Monitor 8 Monitor 9 Monitor 10 Monitor 11 Monitor 12 Monitor 13 Monitor 14 Monitor 15 Montior 16 Maximum of 16 TC8550A TC8551A or TC8553 Full Function Keyboards Up to 1 5 km 5000 ft Away Using Optional Remote Hookup Kit Up to 16 Monitor Outputs TC8600 Series Video Switchi...

Page 18: ...onitor 3 Monitor 4 Monitor 17 Monitor 18 Monitor 19 Monitor 20 Monitor 5 Monitor 6 Monitor 7 Monitor 8 Monitor 21 Monitor 22 Monitor 23 Monitor 24 Monitor 9 Monitor 10 Monitor 11 Monitor 12 Monitor 25 Monitor 26 Monitor 27 Monitor 28 Monitor 13 Monitor 14 Monitor 15 Monitor 16 Monitor 29 Monitor 30 Monitor 31 Monitor 32 S9506030AE Maximum of 32 TC8550A TC8551A or TC8553 Full Function Keyboards Up ...

Page 19: ...itor 12 Monitor 41 Monitor 42 Monitor 43 Monitor 44 Monitor 13 Monitor 14 Monitor 15 Monitor 16 Monitor 45 Monitor 46 Monitor 47 Monitor 48 Monitor 17 Monitor 18 Monitor 19 Monitor 20 Monitor 49 Monitor 50 Monitor 51 Monitor 52 Monitor 21 Monitor 22 Monitor 23 Monitor 24 Monitor 53 Monitor 54 Monitor 55 Monitor 56 Monitor 25 Monitor 26 Monitor 27 Monitor 28 Monitor 57 Monitor 58 Monitor 59 Monitor...

Page 20: ...Connections RS 232 Data Optional TC8559 Master Control Software or Graphical Users Interface GUI Software package Can Be Run on IBM or IBM Compatible RS 232 Data TC8501B Series Main CPU Bay TC8521VIM 8 x 8 CH Input Cards TC8532VOM 4 x 2 CH Output Cards TC8511A CPU Module TC8505PS Power Supply Module 3 m 10 ft Interface Cable Provided With TC8500 Series Main CPU Bay Up to 8 Monitor Outputs Video Co...

Page 21: ...an Tilt Typical AutoDome Camera RS 232 Data Video Coax Video Coax Up to 256 Receiver Driver Units TC8561A Receiver Driver 256 Camera Inputs Total TC8808 Interconnect Panel 12 VDC Contact Closure or Logic Level Inputs Up to 64 Alarm Inputs to Each TC8540C Unit Up to 1 5 km 5000 ft Using 18 g Shielded Twisted Pair Cable Belden 8760 or Equiv Video Coax 8 Pairs of Relay Outputs TC8540C Alarm Interface...

Page 22: ...uld be installed such that there is at least 9 cm 3 5 inches of clearance above and below the bay This is necessary to allow for proper cooling of the system Failure to provide proper clearance may cause the equipment to exceed its recommended operating temperature range NOTE A TC8802 BAY SHOULD BE LOCATED CLOSE ENOUGH TO THE TC8801 SO THAT THE SUPPLIED 2 METER 6 FOOT DATA INTERCONNECT CABLE TO BE...

Page 23: ...CIRCUIT BOARD A RED RECTANGULAR INSULATING TAG MAY BE INSTALLED IN BETWEEN THE TOP OF THE BATTERIES AND THE BATTERY HOLDER CLIP THIS TAG PREVENTS BATTERY DRAINAGE DURING STOCKING REMOVE TAG IF SO EQUIPPED Typical CPU Module Insertion If a TC8802 Monitor Expansion is supplied it will contain a TC8816A Data Receiving Module in this slot Install the appropriate CPU or Data Receiver Module at this tim...

Page 24: ...ied TC8808 patch panels on the rear of the racking equipment Note that additional TC8821 Video Input Modules ordered in the future may also require the use of TC8808 patch panels Order appropriate quantities at the time the TC8821 Video Input Modules are ordered Termination Practices Video from every camera should be terminated with a 75 ohm resistance Each video line should be terminated exactly ...

Page 25: ... 17 32 LOOP 33 48 LOOP 49 64 LOOP 65 80 LOOP 81 96 INPUT 97 112 LOOP 97 112 INPUT 113 128 LOOP 113 128 INPUT 129 144 LOOP 129 144 INPUT 145 160 LOOP 145 160 LOOP 241 256 INPUT 241 256 INPUT 225 240 LOOP 225 240 LOOP 209 224 INPUT 209 224 LOOP 193 208 INPUT 193 208 LOOP 177 192 INPUT 177 192 LOOP 161 176 INPUT 161 176 59 91 95 63 TC8801 TC8802 TC8809 Ribbon Cables Typical TC8809 Connections TC8802 ...

Page 26: ...e and the satellite site so both sites have control over pan tilt zoom equipped cameras located at the satellite site The TC8780 Series unit can then be connected to one of the data outputs of the TC8569 2 Series unit Satellite Site Programming Requirements The optional TC8850 Graphical User Interface Software GUI package or the TC8x59 Master Control Software MCS package is required to properly pr...

Page 27: ...d with a 12 position TC8112B switcher do not need to be entered if only 5 cameras are actually connected to the switcher If desired a few extra camera numbers may be included at this time if the satellite site will be expanded in the future If a local title is specified the camera s title can also be entered at this time Designate any local camera numbers appropriately and enter their correspondin...

Page 28: ...es NOTE UPON POWER UP THE SYSTEM MONITORS WILL MOMENTARILY DISPLAY VIDEO OUTPUT MODULE SOFTWARE VERSION INFORMATION Installations having cameras powered from an AC phase different than that of the Allegiant system may utilize the built in EXTERNAL SYNC input or vertical PHASE ADJUST NOTE ALL CAMERAS SHOULD BE PHASED PROPERLY WITH EACH OTHER BEFORE THE EXTERNAL SYNC OR PHASE ADJUST FEATURE IS IMPLE...

Page 29: ...27 S932A17AE TC8501 Series Back Panel Artwork TC8600 Series Back Panel Artwork ...

Page 30: ...28 S932A20AE TC8808 Series Panel Artwork ...

Page 31: ...29 TC8801 Series Back Panel Artwork S9508035AE TC8802 Series Back Panel Artwork ...

Page 32: ...rinter action by loading a previously stored sequence into a monitor activating an alarm or performing a system reset Any of these actions should cause printouts to occur IBM or IBM Compatible Computer Interface Installation NOTE Although the exact installation procedure for each computer varies the following steps are generally required Be sure to save the computer reference manual for procedures...

Page 33: ...ture was enabled by the system installer Once the user has logged on the display reverts to the monitor number Camera Display The camera display is a four digit seven segment display It shows the number of the camera being viewed on the monitor that the keyboard is controlling However there are three modes for this display The camera mode is the default but when the user pushes one of the numeric ...

Page 34: ...oard back to the default state ENTER Key The ENTER key terminates commands It resembles the enter key on a computer keyboard and indicates the end of numeric data entry Holding this key when using the ON or OFF functions will cause those functions to repeat until the key is released Switcher Control Keys The switcher control keys control the Allegiant switching and programming functions NEXT This ...

Page 35: ...lemetry controls activate the camera movements These keys will transmit commands to receiver drivers at remote camera sites as long as the keys are held down This gives the operator control over pan tilt and zoom lens action in addition to any auxiliary functions used On the TC8550A keyboard these controls are ergonomically placed so that the operator may operate the lens and the pan tilt simultan...

Page 36: ...S TC8554 TC8555 The various system keyboard displays and functions for the TC8554 and TC8555 are described herein Refer to the applicable keyboard diagrams as needed S9510001AE TC8554 Keyboard S9510002AE TC8555 Keyboard ...

Page 37: ...wer up the keyboard is communicating with the system If the USER and OFF indicators are lit the log on feature of the system has been enabled by the system installer and the keyboard is waiting for a user to log on to the system before operation is permitted If only hyphens dashes appear in the monitor display the USER and OFF indicators are not lit the keyboard is powered but not communicating wi...

Page 38: ...ET to record a preset scene at a remote camera site SHOT Press SHOT to call up a preset scene at a remote camera site PROGRAM Use the PROGRAM key to input a camera sequence The PROGRAM key is also used to exit the programming mode USER Press USER to log on and log off the system when this feature has been enabled by the system installer or to select between any of the keyboard user functions A com...

Page 39: ...play is MM DD YY Default for TC8x01 systems 2 International Format The order for the international date display is DD MM YY Default for TC8x01X systems 3 Asian Format The order for the Asian date display is YY MM DD ____________________________________________________________________________ 12 Character System Status Display or Monitor Title Camera Number 12 or 24 Hour Time Display 16 Character C...

Page 40: ...n the part of the user When a user error occurs this location will display an ERR symbol The specific error number will appear in locations 7 and 8 The error number will also appear in the Camera Number Display field on the keyboard The display will return to normal after a few seconds have passed or if the user presses ENTER on the keyboard Location 6 is also used to indicate the sequencing direc...

Page 41: ... User Interface software package or the TC8x59 Master Control Software package to all the monitors in the system This message may be up to 24 characters long 12 on a TC8500 and can be used to notify all users at all monitor locations of important information The message along with its beginning and ending time and date is also printed out on the logging printer if one is connected and any acknowle...

Page 42: ...ters baud handshake for the Alarm port can be set using Keyboard User Function 32 covered later in this manual with the optional TC8850 Graphical User Interface software package or with the optional TC8x59 Master Control Software Note that the pin out of the Alarm port differs from that of the Console port so the cable supplied with the optional TC8850 Graphical User Interface software package or ...

Page 43: ... AutoDome equipped camera sites and is only compatible with TC8550A TC8551A TC8553 TC8554 and TC8555 type keyboards When this switch setting is ON DIP switch 3 explained above is ignored Note that the variable speed mode is not compatible with the older TC8561 receiver drivers without the use of a TC8785 Code Converter unit Switch 8 Switch 8 controls the protocol settings of the Console Printer an...

Page 44: ...itch 3 Up to 8 system keyboards can be connected to the rear panel of the TC8802 Monitor Expansion Bay DIP switches 2 and 3 determine the system keyboard group that can be assigned to the TC8802 bay Follow the table below to select the desired group Switch 2 Switch 3 Keyboard Group Off Off Reserved Off On Keyboards 9 16 Default On Off Keyboards 17 24 On On Keyboards 25 32 Switch 4 and Switch 5 The...

Page 45: ...t user passwords assigned to each user as the system is shipped from the Factory Once a user is logged on to the system the password can be changed using keyboard User Function number 10 Refer to the specific section of the operation instructions for exact procedures of using keyboard User Functions Although the table indicates 32 keyboards note that only 8 keyboards are permitted in TC8500 system...

Page 46: ...ence through its alarm videos at a 1 second rate 2 seconds on a TC8500 Note that monitors and alarms can be armed and disarmed individually as required Alarmed video will automatically clear when the alarm input signal is reset Sequence Display Alarm Response Mode This mode designates two monitors as alarm response monitors Monitor 1 will be the DISPLAY monitor also called a REVIEW monitor and mon...

Page 47: ...mains on monitors for duration of alarm input signal Auto Build Mode In the Auto Build alarm response mode alarms build up on armed monitors as new alarms are received MONITOR 1 MONITOR 2 BURLE BURLE MONITOR 8 BURLE 2 8 1 9 Alarm Status Alarm Station Display 1st Alarm Video associated with 1st alarm is displayed on monitor 1 if armed 2nd Alarm Video associated with 2nd alarm is displayed on monito...

Page 48: ...rm is displayed D Video associated with 1st alarm is still displayed S Video associated with 1st and 2nd alarms are sequenced D Video associated with 1st alarm is still displayed S Video associated with 1st 2nd and 3rd alarms are sequenced D 1st alarm video is removed 2nd alarm video is now displayed S Video associated with 2nd and 3rd alarms will continue to sequence D 2nd alarm video is removed ...

Page 49: ...when finished entering the user password 8 If the password is entered in error return to step 1 9 You should now be logged on to the system Verify that the ON LINE indicator is lit The keyboard monitor and camera displays will now indicate which monitor and camera are currently connected to the keyboard EXAMPLE ON 12 ENTER 123456 ENTER This example shows user 12 with password 123456 logging on to ...

Page 50: ...will respond to the user s keyboard commands 1 Press MONITOR key 2 Key in any valid monitor number using the numeric keypad and press ENTER The number of the selected monitor will appear on the keyboard s monitor display EXAMPLE MONITOR 5 ENTER This example will select monitor 5 for the operator SEQUENCE INFORMATION General Sequences are lists of video switching instructions to be executed by the ...

Page 51: ...ceed 3000 steps Each spreadsheet must be assigned a sequence number When a sequence is called for use or for editing the user is essentially calling up a spreadsheet Other advanced features allow control over receiver driver functions in sequence steps when using the optional Master Control Software program Sample Sequence Description Once the sequence program mode has been entered certain fields ...

Page 52: ...splay should change to a default appearance as shown below 023 S0001 L0001 12 01 01 C0001 M001 D02 12 25 88 3 Key in the number of the first camera to appear in the sequence using the numeric keypad 4 If the entry is correct press ENTER or use the joystick to move right At this point if the camera is available to the user i e the camera has not been restricted in the lockout table the system will ...

Page 53: ... 8 will be displayed on monitors 1 2 3 4 and 5 respectively for 5 seconds before being replaced by cameras 2 4 7 9 and 12 for 5 seconds This program will continue to sequence between these two groups of cameras for a five second dwell as long as the Allegiant system is in the Run mode If it is desired in the program to stop the display at a particular set of salvo switched cameras simply replace t...

Page 54: ...a loaded sequence Stop a Running Sequence To stop a running sequence press HOLD EXAMPLE HOLD The above command will stop a sequence if one is currently running If the sequence is already stopped pressing HOLD will have no effect If no sequence is currently loaded pressing HOLD will result in an error condition The monitor status display will show an S to the right of the sequence number If the mon...

Page 55: ...OFF EXAMPLE MONITOR 2 LOCK OFF The above steps will unlock monitor number 2 Locking a Remote Device Locking a remote device stops unauthorized users from controlling any of the receiver driver functions associated with that camera Remote devices that are locked can only be controlled by the user who locked it or by those users with a higher priority Perform the following steps to lock a remote dev...

Page 56: ...e AutoDome user manual for complete information To record a camera position use the following steps 1 Move the appropriate camera to the desired position 2 Press the SET key and verify that the SET indicator lights 3 Press the desired position number using the numeric keypad 4 Press ENTER EXAMPLE SET 2 ENTER The above example will store the position of the pan tilt and zoom settings into memory fo...

Page 57: ...rform the following steps 1 Press OFF and verify the OFF indicator lights 2 Key in the auxiliary function number to be turned off using the numeric keypad 3 Press ENTER EXAMPLE OFF 2 ENTER The above example will deactivate auxiliary number 2 in the receiver driver of the camera currently being viewed If the AutoDome series of dome cameras is being used certain auxiliary commands are also used to a...

Page 58: ...be disarmed using the numeric keypad 3 Press OFF EXAMPLE ALARM 2 OFF The above example will disarm alarm number 2 on the current monitor Arm All Alarms for Monitor The following steps will arm all alarms on the monitor currently controlled by the keyboard 1 Press USER and verify the indicator lights above the key 2 Press ALARM and verify the indicator lights above the key 3 Press ON EXAMPLE USER A...

Page 59: ...is beeping due to an alarm condition will silence the beeper In the predefined SEQUENCE and DISPLAY alarm response mode subsequent presses of the ACKNOWLEDGE key will clear alarm video from the monitors If the monitor s alarm sequencer is running it must be stopped with the HOLD key before video can be cleared in this manner Alarm video cannot be cleared using the ACKNOWLEDGE key in the predefined...

Page 60: ...ay brightness status selection Y Y N 6 Time date On Off Overlay On Off Select monitor display option Y Y N 7 Set Select Set time Y Y N 8 Set Select Set date Y Y N 9 Set Select Set Camera ID Y N N 10 n a n a Change user password Y Y Y 11 Select n a Select Time date format Y N N 12 n a n a Default all monitor overlays Y N N 13 Select n a Print configuration tables to system printer Y N N 14 n a n a ...

Page 61: ...rol of the TC8555 keyboard will indicate a value of X41 when rotated in the clockwise direction and X40 in the counter clockwise direction User Function 2 Show Keyboard Port Number User function 2 may be used to identify which port a keyboard is plugged into After entering user function 2 read the keyboard port number from the monitor display on the keyboard Press USER to exit User Function 3 Sele...

Page 62: ... the video monitor screen will indicate the code number of the character selected Move the joystick up or down to single step through the character ROM table or enter the character s number as identified in the Tables using the numeric keypad and press ENTER Once the title has been set press ENTER to store the updated title into memory Press USER to exit the mode User Function 10 Change USER Passw...

Page 63: ... character s number as identified in the Tables using the numeric keypad and press ENTER Once the monitor title has been set press ENTER to store the updated title into memory Press USER to exit the mode The user may select between this monitor message and the status display by using the USER 5 Function as described above User Function 18 Print Sequence This function is used to print the contents ...

Page 64: ...ling Press ENTER to change all system monitors to the same setting To exit the mode press USER User Function 26 Set Display Option On All Monitors This function is similar to user function 6 except it is used to select the monitor display option of all monitors in the system The User 26 mode allows the user to remove the time date the left side portion of the display on TC8300 TC8600 and TC8800 sy...

Page 65: ... handshake options for the system s Console port Upon first entering the mode the current settings will be displayed Moving the joystick up down selects the baud rate Moving the joystick left right selects the handshake option After being changed the port is also automatically set to eight data bits no parity and one stop bit Once the new settings have been selected enter the user password and pre...

Page 66: ...from the system Insert a flat blade screwdriver into the slot located at one end of the connector housing and rotate the screwdriver until the door to the housing opens Remove fuse holder from housing as shown in drawing ò ò Fuse Removal ò ò ò ò Remove fuse from holder and replace with fuse of same rating for continued protection Reinstall fuse holder into connector housing in the same orientation...

Page 67: ...haracter may be comprised of two parts Such characters must be entered so that the left half of the character always begins in an odd numbered column of the display title The code numbers of these double width characters are shown in black boxes in the table below Refer to the section of the operating instructions covering Select User Function for title programming procedures ...

Page 68: ...66 CHARACTER ROM TABLES FOR TC8600 AND TC8800 Characters 288 through 511 are blank and are intentionally not shown ...

Page 69: ...67 TC8600 and TC8800 Character Set Cont d ...

Page 70: ...68 TC8600 and TC8800 Character Set Cont d ...

Page 71: ...69 TC8600 and TC8800 Character Set Cont d ...

Page 72: ...R JOYSTICK ENTER USER NOTE 2 Default All Monitor Overlays USER 12 ENTER JOYSTICK ENTER USER NOTE 2 Print System Configuration Tables USER 13 ENTER JOYSTICK ENTER USER NOTE 2 Reset System USER 15 ENTER n ENTER NOTE 2 Time Event Enable Disable USER 16 ENTER JOYSTICK ENTER USER NOTE 2 Set Monitor ID USER 17 ENTER JOYSTICK ENTER USER NOTE 2 Print Sequence USER 18 ENTER JOYSTICK ENTER USER NOTE 2 Selec...

Page 73: ...splaying the alarms Error 22 Acknowledge disabled Alarms on this monitor can not be acknowledged because that capability has been disabled by the system programmer Error 23 Camera not in alarm The camera displayed on the monitor is not an alarm video only alarm generated video can be acknowledged Error 24 Keyboard not enabled for acknowledge This keyboard may not acknowledge alarm video on this mo...

Page 74: ...unk not available An attempt was made to access a remote camera connected to a satellite system but no unused trunk lines are currently available Error 89 internal stack error A stack overflow within the system has occurred Report this to the manufacturer Error 90 Keyboard entry undefined The keyboard entry is not defined Check the appropriate section of the instruction manual for the desired oper...

Page 75: ... of all keys If local test cannot be performed replace keyboard Users of the optional TC8850 Graphical User Interface software or the optional TC8x59 Master Control Software package should refer to lockout tables to determine if problem is related to user restriction tables If table settings are verified and no discrepancies are found replace keyboard 4 TC8553 keyboard Joystick not centered If the...

Page 76: ...e system there have been various CPU software versions released In certain troubleshooting cases Factory Technical Support personnel may ask for the version of the CPU If it becomes necessary to obtain a CPU software version number follow the steps below Newer CPU Versions 1 Using a system keyboard an operator with a level 1 priority can enter keyboard User Function 23 Press the User key Enter 23 ...

Page 77: ...ed with this option PRE POSITION The ability to store the position of a pan tilt and zoom lens so that the same desired scene can be later recalled automatically With the Allegiant system there can be multiple preset scenes stored for each pan tilt camera For each scene the pan tilt zoom and focus settings are stored SalvoSwitching The ability of the Allegiant system to switch multiple video monit...

Page 78: ...ellite site The TC8780 can then be connected to one of the data outputs of the TC8569 2 Series unit One or more monitor outputs from each satellite system are used as Trunk lines to link the remote sites to the Main site The number of trunk lines coming from a satellite site determines the maximum number of different cameras from that site that may be viewed simultaneously at the Main site A Satel...

Page 79: ...MERA NUMBER SHOULD NOT BE CHANGED IN TC8112B TC8124B SITES WHERE LOCAL PAN TILT ZOOM EQUIPPED CAMERAS WILL BE USED SINCE THE TC8135B CONTROLLER FOLLOWER CAN ONLY ADDRESS NUMBERS FROM 1 TO 24 Any alarm inputs to the main site which have been programmed to activate cameras located at satellites will operate in the normal way except when limited by the number of Trunk lines available The software wil...

Page 80: ...e to Each Remote Satellite System Location Up to 1 5 km 5000 ft Using 1 sq mm 18 AWG Shielded Twisted Pair Belden 8760 or Equivalent To Any Local Pan Tilt Zoom Camera Sites Pan Tilt Zoom and Satellite Control Data Inputs Used for Both Local and Trunk Lines TC8550 Series Controls Any Local or Remote Camera On Any Local Monitor Video and Pan Tilt Zoom TC8540 Series Alarm Interface Unit Monitor Outpu...

Page 81: ...ther Local or Satellite Video on Main Control Center s Monitors Local Camera Video Inputs Monitor Outputs Input Used for Both Local and Trunk Lines To Any Local Pan Tilt Zoom Camera Site Up to 1 5 km 5000 Ft Using 1 sq mm 18 AWG Belden 8760 or Equivalent TC8550 Series Controls Any Local or Remote Camera On Any Local Monitor Video and Pan Tilt Zoom Multiple Video Coax Pan Tilt Zoom and Satellite Co...

Page 82: ...nitor is locked This will prevent other operators unless they have a higher priority from changing the video on the monitor being used Remember to unlock the monitor before moving on to the next step 5 PROGRAMMING A PRE POSITION CAMERA SCENE Stores the current position of a properly equipped pan tilt zoom camera for later automatic recall Select a camera having pan tilt zoom control with pre posit...

Page 83: ...can add new lines B At this point pressing the RUN EXECUTE key will exit the programming mode store the sequence into memory and start the sequence running 10 CONTROLLING SEQUENCES Automatic video switching control Sequences can be run automatically or incremented step by step in both the forward and reverse direction Pressing NEXT momentarily when the sequence is stopped will switch to the next c...

Page 84: ... FUNCTION DESCRIPTION ACCESS No LEVEL 1 LOCAL KEYBOARD TEST Any 2 SHOW KEYBOARD NUMBER Any 3 BEEPER ON OFF Any 4 POSITION MONITOR DISPLAY 1 7 5 DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS 1 7 6 DISPLAY ON OFF 1 7 7 SET TIME 1 7 8 SET DATE 1 7 9 SET CAMERA TITLE 1 10 CHANGE PASSWORD Any 11 SET TIME DATE FORMAT 1 12 DEFAULT MONITOR DISPLAYS 1 13 CONFIGURATION TABLE PRINTOUT 1 14 NOT USED 1 15 SYSTEM RESET 1 16 ENABLE TIMED ...

Page 85: ...time User Function 7 and date User Function 8 Enter Camera ID titles User Function 9 and if desired adjust monitor overlay displays User Function 4 5 6 or 24 25 26 þ Enter desired Sequences þ Configure and test alarm response mode SATELLITE CONFIGURATION HARDWARE INSTALLATION Main Site þ Install main Allegiant bay and appropriate accessory products accordingly Verify biphase control code line is r...

Page 86: ...CONNECTION TO MAIN BAY The Alarm unit is supplied with a 10 foot multiconductor cable with 9 pin D type connectors Power to the Alarm unit is provided by the Allegiant s main bay using the supplied cable There are provisions to remote the bay which would then require local 12 VAC power and a minimal 3 wire RS 232 communication link ALARM INPUTS The alarm inputs can be dry contact closures or logic...

Page 87: ...T 2 Not Applicable To All Systems Pin Designation 1 CHASSIS GND 2 TXD 3 TXD 4 RXD 5 RXD 6 GND 7 GND 8 GND 9 GND For reference a cable part number 303 0753 003 to connect the Allegiant s CONSOLE port to an external PC would use the following pinouts 9 Pin Male Allegiant 9 Pin Female CONSOLE Designation PC Side 1 Chassis GND None 2 Receive Data 3 3 Transmit Data 2 4 CTS 1 5 RTS 8 6 No Connection Non...

Page 88: ...ual 1 Auto iris ALC adj 10 peak ave 1 10 Auto iris Level adj 11 inc dec 1 10 Auto focus Activation 12 Activates AF upon movement on off 2 Spot Focus 17 Activates Spot Auto Focus on off 2 10 Auto iris Activation 13 Activates AI upon movement on off 2 Zoom Ratio 19 Limits zoom for tele cvrtr models limited full 2 CAMERA COMMANDS Camera Function Aux Description On Off Notes BL_COMP 20 Backlight Compe...

Page 89: ...settings at power up Default settings Autopan left limit 0 degrees Autopan right limit 359 9 degrees Autopan speed 30 degrees per second Auto focus Activation ON Auto iris Activation ON AutoSpeed OFF Spot auto focus OFF Command Lock OFF Auto shutter OFF Auto Pivot Enabled OFF Zoom Range Limit OFF Return Home OFF 3 This setting stored as a default setting in non volatile memory in camera 4 Pre posi...

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Page 91: ... 10 1998 by Philips Electronics N V Printed in U S A 1998 Philips Communication Security Systems Inc All Rights Reserved Philips is a registered trademark of Philips Electronics N V Data subject to change without notice ...

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