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3.Weight value (REC DUTY) record

- Used to record weight value (record frequency is more than the channel whose duty is low) for the impor-

tant channel.

- Perform the weight value record using the REC duty (OFF, 1~5) by channel set from the “REC DUTY” of the

“1.REC OUT SET” on the main menu.

- The channel whose duty is set to “OFF” is not recorded.

- Example)

CH1:1, CH2:2, CH3:1, CH4:3, CH5:OFF, CH6:1, CH7:1,

CH8:1, CH9:1, CH10:2, CH11:3, CH12:1, CH13:OFF, CH14:1, ….

4.ALARM weight value record

- Record in the weight value only for the channels that alarm/motion occurs.

- Record by inserting the channel that alarm/motion occurs between channels.

- The duty of channels operates as “1” when recording the alarm weight value except that the REC duty is set

to “OFF” (channel whose duty is “OFF” is skipped).

- Perform the alarm/motion weight value record even when alarm/motion occurs in the channels whose REC

duty is set to “OFF”.

- Example)

REC DUTY

CH1:1, CH2:2, CH3:1, CH4:3, CH5:OFF, CH6:1, CH7:1,

CH8:1, CH9:1, CH10:2, CH11:3, CH12:1, CH13:OFF, CH14:1, ….

Alarm occurring channel: CH1, CH9

Motion occurring channel: CH3, CH9

5.Reservation record

- Specific channel is used to record for a specific time.

- Use by setting the start and time of channel setting and reservation record in the “RESERVATION” of the

“1.REC OUT SET” on the setup menu.

- The channel whose duty is set to “OFF” is not recorded.

✴

Perform the alarm weight value record for the channel set to the reservation record if the alarm occurs for

the period of reservation record.

CH1 “A”

➞

CH3 “M”

➞

CH9 “M”

➞

CH9 “A”

➞

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Summary of Contents for SDM-160

Page 1: ...USER S MANUAL DIGITALMULTIPLEXER SDM 160 SDM 160P SDM 160M SDM 160MP SDM160 12 10 01 11 06 AM Page B 3 ...

Page 2: ...eo product may fall causing serious injury to a child or adult and serious dam age to the appliance Use only with a cart stand tripod bracket or table recommend ed by the manufacturer or sold with the video product Any mounting of the appliance should follow the manufacturer s instructions and should use a mounting accessory recommended by the manufacturer CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SH...

Page 3: ...extension cords as this can result in a risk of fire or electric shock 14 Object and liquid entry Never push objects of any kind into this video product 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 video product 15 Servicing Do not attempt to service this video product yourself as ...

Page 4: ...sor 3 3 Remote Control by connecting to PC 3 4 Connecting to RS 232C 3 4 Connecting to RS485 3 5 CHAPTER 4 BASIC METHODTO USE 4 1 4 5 Initial operation 4 1 When desiring to see in the live screen replay screen 4 1 When desiring to see in the TRIPLEX screen 4 1 When desiring to see in the FULL screen 4 2 When desiring to see in the division screen 4 2 When desiring to see automatic sequential conve...

Page 5: ...e 6 1 Weight value REC DUTY record 6 2 ALARM weight value record 6 2 Reservation record 6 2 CHAPTER 7 OCCURRENCE AND HANDLING OF ALARM LOSS MOTION 7 1 7 2 Alarm occurrence conditions 7 1 Alarm release 7 1 Screen conversion 7 1 Alarm record 7 1 Alarm signal standard 7 1 Alarm Loss list reference 7 2 Operation in video loss 7 2 Operation in motion detection 7 2 APPENDIX A SPECIFICATIONS A 1 A 2 Spec...

Page 6: ...ck of recorded scenes 4xzoom is allowed Built in Video Motion Detection Function Using Spot Output specific screen can be monitored With Freeze Function you can view a still picture With Auto Sequence Mode each channel can be viewed sequentially Date Time and Alarm Display Functions can be reset For remote control RS 232C or RS 485 Cable can be connected to PC This unit can be powered from 100 to ...

Page 7: ...P B Button for selecting either LIVE MODE or Playback MODE LIVE MODE will be flashed TRIPLEX Button for selecting TRIPLEX MODE Flashes during TRIPLEX operation PIP Button for selecting PICTURE IN PICTURE C CAMERA SELECT Button for selecting proper CHANNEL D ALARM RESET ERASE Button for deactivating ALARM When ALARM is input RESET ERASE Button should illuminate When ALARM LOSS LIST is displayed on ...

Page 8: ...this Button each Channel will automatically be switched to the next channel sequentially with some time intervals and LED should illuminate Pressing again will stop illuminating and stops sequencing FREEZE When pressing this Button selected screen becomes still and LED should illuminate ZOOM When pressing this Button the screen should enlarge Pressing once enlarges twice and another pressing enlar...

Page 9: ...ated PULSE is generated C VCR IN OUT BNC Indicates terminal for connecting to VCR Input Output D MONITOR OUT BNC Indicates terminal for connecting to Monitor s video Input terminal E SPOT OUT BNC Indicates terminal for connecting to Monitor s video Input terminal F VCR IN OUT 4PIN MINI DIN Indicates terminal for connecting to VCR s S VHS Input Output terminal SDM 160M SDM 160MP Not used G MONITOR ...

Page 10: ...ir circulation in the system operating room and the cover of the unit must be fixed Do not open the cover voluntarily because high voltage within the unit may cause electric shock PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENTAL Operating Temperature 0 C to 40 C Maintenance Temperature 20 C to 60 C Operating Humidity 20 to 85 RH Maintenance Humidity 20 to 95 RH Power Supply 100 240 VAC Power Consumption less than 14W Frequ...

Page 11: ... or TV to avoid magnetic damage During or after installing the unit be sure to maintain the area around the unit clean Place the unit on a flat surface and maintain temperature properly Allow 15 cm of clearance between the rear panel and the wall Be careful not to drop any conductive materials into the hole for ventilation Digital Multiplexer 2 2 ENGLISH 15Cm SDM160 12 10 01 11 06 AM Page 2 2 ...

Page 12: ... power switch off immediately and consult professionals in the closest service center Be sure to check dangers which may occur due to damped floor ungrounded power extension cable worn power cord or lack of safety grounding CAUTIONS When cleaning this unit be sure to wipe with a dried cloth If the unit is heavily contaminated wipe it with a soft cloth dampened with a mild detergent solution then w...

Page 13: ...at surface cut straps or tape open top Then review the content the following items should be included Main Unit User Manual this document One 1 Power Unit Two Rack Mount Adaptors Digital Multiplexer 2 4 ENGLISH SDM160 12 10 01 11 06 AM Page 2 4 ...

Page 14: ...able to the VCR OUT terminal on the Unit Rear Panel and to the IN terminal of the VCR 3 Connect a BNC cable to the MON OUT termi nal on the Unit Rear Panel and to the IN termi nal of the Monitor 2 Connecting to S VHS VCR and S VHS MONITOR When playing back TAPE by connecting to S VHS select Y C in PB IN Mode once you in 2 MON OUT SET Mode in SETUP Menu 1 Connect a S JACK cable to the VCR IN 4 pin ...

Page 15: ...inal on the Unit s Rear Panel and to the G terminal on the VCR 3 Connect a cable to the VCR IN terminal on the Unit s Rear Panel and to the VCR OUT terminal on the VCR Likewise connect a cable to the VCR IN terminal on the Unit s Rear Panel and to the VCR OUT terminal on the VCR CAUTIONS Depending on the kinds of TIME LAPSE VCR the name of REC TRIGGER OUT terminal may be different so be sure to co...

Page 16: ...LD terminal on the Unit s Rear Panel to the COM terminal on the VCR 5 Connect the A R terminal on the Unit s Rear Panel to the RESET terminal on the VCR CAUTIONS Depending on the kinds of TIME LAPSE VCR the name of REC TRIGGER OUT terminal may be different so be sure to connect after checking its name 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 G HOT A O A R VTI COLD G FROM SENSOR TIME LAPSE VCR IN COM...

Page 17: ...TXD TRANSMITTEDDATA 3 RXD RECEIVEDDATA 5 SG SIGNALGROUND 1 4 6 9 NOCONNECTION ASCII Function ASCII Function 1 CH1 T TRIPLEX 2 CH2 P PIP 3 CH3 R RESET 4 CH4 L LIST 5 CH5 M MENU 6 CH6 A AUTO SEQUENCE 7 CH7 E ENTER 8 CH8 F FREEZE 9 CH9 S SET a HEX CH10 Z ZOOM b HEX CH11 h MOVE c HEX CH12 i MOVE d HEX CH13 j MOVE e HEX CH14 k MOVE f HEX CH15 l LEFT_UP g SEMI HEX CH16 m LEFT_DOWN W WINDOW MULTI SCREEN ...

Page 18: ...r 1 Target Addr 1 Command 5 Check sum 1 Data Byte Type Description Remarks Byte 1 Start Code A0H Beginning of Data Packet Byte 2 Sender Addr Transmitting address Address of data transmitting side Byte 3 Target Addr Receiving address Triplexer RS 485 addr 0 255 Byte 4 Triplex Control Command Byte 5 KEY DATA 0x00 0x28 Byte 6 Command 0xff Byte 7 0xff Byte 8 0xff Byte 9 Check Sum Lower value of Oxffff...

Page 19: ...f 0xff 0xff 15 MULTI 0x05 0x11 0xff 0xff 0xff 16 REC_CHECK 0x05 0x12 0xff 0xff 0xff 17 LIVE P B 0x05 0x13 0xff 0xff 0xff 18 TRIPLEX 0x05 0x14 0xff 0xff 0xff 19 PIP 0x05 0x15 0xff 0xff 0xff 20 RESET 0x05 0x16 0xff 0xff 0xff 21 LIST 0x05 0x17 0xff 0xff 0xff 22 MENU 0x05 0x18 0xff 0xff 0xff 23 SEQUENCE 0x05 0x19 0xff 0xff 0xff 24 ENTER 0x05 0x1a 0xff 0xff 0xff 25 FREEZE 0x05 0x1b 0xff 0xff 0xff 26 SE...

Page 20: ...ent camera signal may be monitored or the recorded screen may be reproduced for a view using the live P B button Indication of TRIPLEX screen The current camera signal and the recorded screen may be seen on the same monitor using the TRIPLEX button Indication of PIP screen The PIP picture in picture screen may be seen using the PIP button Indication of expansion screen The full screen may be expan...

Page 21: ... mode Method to use Press the multi screen button wants until reaching the desired division indication mode Channel resetting method 1 Press the SET button In this case the SET LED turns on and the BORDER LINE on the left upper of screen blinks 2 Move the section whose border blinks to a desired position using the move button 3 Press the CAMERA SELECT button equivalent to the desired channel at th...

Page 22: ...l conversion mode is set in the SEQUENCE of the 2 MON OUT SET in case of the PRPGRAM mode for the FULL screen and the time to set up is 00sec 30sec The screen set to 00sec is skipped The screen on the right bottom is switched in the interval of a second for the 4 9 division screen Method to release Press the SEQUENCE button once again In this case the LED turns off And then it stops on the screen ...

Page 23: ...f all channels if pressing the FREEZE button The FREEZE button does not operate in the following cases In setting division screen mode In setting of program mode In displaying ALARM LOSS LIST on screen When desiring to see in the zoom screen The zoom screen operates if pressing ZOOM button in the FULL mode The mode is changed in the fol lowing order whenever pressing this button Select the area to...

Page 24: ...the position of the sub screen using the MOVE button The position of the sub screen may be selected in 4 cases of right upper left below right upper right below The PIP button does not operate in the following cases In replay mode or TRIPLEX mode In division screen In automatic sequential conversion mode In zoom operation In setting program mode In displaying ALARM LOSS LIST on screen When desirin...

Page 25: ...ation moves if pressing button The setting value is changed if pressing button The changed setting value is stored if pressing the SET button You can return to the main menu REC TYPE NOR TLV NOR Used when connecting general VCR Output is done in Field or Frame TLV Used when recording in the TLV mode by connecting the time lapse VCR Output in the normal mode if no trigger signal exists though the s...

Page 26: ...t a specific time Record the channels set from the start time to the end time The blinking indication moves if pressing button The setting value is changed if pressing button Start time end time HH 00 23 Start time end time MM 00 59 CH1 CH16 OFF 1 2 3 4 5 OFF Channels set to OFF does not perform when carrying out reservation record The changed setting value is stored if pressing the SET button You...

Page 27: ...is displayed NONE Both date time and title are not displayed PB IN CVBS Y C Set the replay P B mode input Y C Input of SUPER VHS CBVS COMPOSITE BNC input SDM 160M SDM 160MP Not used PIP SIZE 1 9 1 16 Set the size of the sub screen in the PIP mode BORDER COLOR WHITE GRAY Set color of the division line of the division screen or the PIP screen SDM 160M SDM 160MP Not used LOSS INFO ON OFF Set in order...

Page 28: ...t intervals of set ALARM S W TIME Even the sequence time of the alarmed channel is set as 0 then will be SPOT output The following is displayed if pressing the ENTENR button with the blinking position placed at SEQUENCE Set the indication time second of each channel in the automatic conversion mode The blinking indication moves if pressing button The setting value is changed if pressing button CH1...

Page 29: ...TER button with the blinking indication placed the 3 CHAN NEL TITLE SET by pressing the MOVE button on the main menu screen The blinking character moves if pressing button The background screen is changed to the relevant channel and the following screen is displayed if pressing the ENTER button at a position desired to set title ENGLISH Digital Multiplexer 5 5 CHANNEL TITLE SET CH1 CH1 CH2 CH2 CH3...

Page 30: ...yed if pressing the ENTER button with the blinking indication placed at the 4 DATE TIME SET by pressing the MOVE button on the main menu screen The blinking character moves if pressing button The setting value is changed if pressing button DISPLAY TYPE 1 2 3 1 Year YY 00 2000 99 2099 Month MM 01 12 Date DD 00 31 Time HH 00 23 Minute MM 00 59 Second SS 00 59 The changed setting value is stored if p...

Page 31: ...ing to the output of alarm sensor connected to the alarm input terminal on the rear side of this unit OFF When no alarm input exists N O When alarm input is ACTIVE LOW N C When alarm input is ACTIVE HIGH The changed setting value is stored if pressing the SET button and you can return to the main menu 6 Setting of motion Set motion detection and operation The following screen is displayed if press...

Page 32: ... ENTER button with the blinking indication placed at the AREA SET The position is a detection area In setting to PIXEL unit Move to the line to detect using the button and press the CAMERA SELECT 1 16 button equivalent to the desired position It is released if pressing the button once more In selection of line The line is selected if pressing button after moving to the line to detect using the but...

Page 33: ...S 485 PASSWORD CHECK ON OFF Set existence of the password inspection in entering into the main menu ALARM BUZZER ON OFF Set existence of alarm sound in the occurrence of alarm LOSS BUZZER ON OFF Set existence of alarm sound in the occurrence of loss SUMMER TIME ON OFF Set application of summer time Summer time operation delays the current time from the setting time by an hour and move up by an hou...

Page 34: ... ERROR TRY AGAIN is displayed on the bottom of screen if a password entry error occurs and changed the password again in the above method Turning it by more than 3 times will completely escape from the setup menu The changed setting value is stored if pressing the SET button and you can return to the main menu X is displayed on screen when entering password Password check The following screen is d...

Page 35: ...The recorded output records the only channel that the REC DUTY of the 1 REC OUT SET is set to more than 1 2 TIME LAPSE record mode When setting the REC TYPE of the setup menu 1 REC OUT SET to TLV The image signal entered from the maximum 16 cameras is recorded on the VCR in response to the trigger signal of VCR The recorded output records the only channel that the REC DUTY of the 1 REC OUT SET is ...

Page 36: ...recording the alarm weight value except that the REC duty is set to OFF channel whose duty is OFF is skipped Perform the alarm motion weight value record even when alarm motion occurs in the channels whose REC duty is set to OFF Example REC DUTY CH1 1 CH2 2 CH3 1 CH4 3 CH5 OFF CH6 1 CH7 1 CH8 1 CH9 1 CH10 2 CH11 3 CH12 1 CH13 OFF CH14 1 Alarm occurring channel CH1 CH9 Motion occurring channel CH3 ...

Page 37: ...eleased if pressing the RESET button when alarm occurs or the alarm holds time set ting passes 3 Screen conversion 1 Single alarm The occurrence channel appears on monitor in the form of full screen 2 Multiple alarm Display the occurrence channel as the division screen depending on the occurrence num bers Example When alarm occurs at the same time in CH1 CH10 CH14 Display CH1 CH10 CH14 on the 4 di...

Page 38: ...f buzzer turns ON 2 Information date and time when motion detection occurs is recorded on the alarm loss list 3 The RESET LED blinks 4 Display motion detection information on screen using character if the LIST UPDATE of the MOTION SET is set to ON 5 Alarm output HOT COLD signal becomes active If the ALARM OUT setting of the 6 MOTION SET is set to ON ALARM LOSS LIST YY MM DD HH MM SS CH 1 00 02 01 ...

Page 39: ...tions S VHS Y C output Y 1 0Vp p 75Ω terminations C 0 286Vp p NTSC 0 3Vp p PAL 75Ω terminations SDM 160M SDM 160MP Not used 3 Alarm function 16 input Outside alarm input programmable N O or N C in menu 2 output Alarm Output output relay marked active Alarm Reset output OPEN COLLECTOR TTL L LEVEL Alarm hold time 0 30 minute 59 seconds in second 4 AUTO SWITCHER Auto switcher time Selectable of 0 30 ...

Page 40: ...Digital Multiplexer A 2 OUTSIDE DRAWING SDM160 12 10 01 11 06 AM Page A 2 ...

Page 41: ... of VCR and the VCR OUT of this unit is properly performed Ensure the REC TYPE of the 1 REC OUT SET among the main menu is TLV Ensure the REC trigger output terminal of the time lapse VCR is connected to the VTI terminal of this unit When record tape is not replayed Ensure the connection between the video out terminal of VCR and the VCR IN of this unit is properly performed Ensure the connection b...

Page 42: ...Part No AB68 00253A Printed in Korea SDM160 12 10 01 11 06 AM Page B 2 ...

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