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INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS

ALARM STATUS SENSE(D5)

The external and video loss alarm states are indicated by a
6-byte response (see Table 2).

ALARM STATUS SENSE(D5) byte assignment
(Table 2)

First byte

Second byte

Bit

Bit

7

ALARM ON 8

7

ALARM ON 16

6

ALARM ON 7

6

ALARM ON 15

5

ALARM ON 6

5

ALARM ON 14

4

ALARM ON 5

4

ALARM ON 13

3

ALARM ON 4

3

ALARM ON 12

2

ALARM ON 3

2

ALARM ON 11

1

ALARM ON 2

1

ALARM ON 10

0

ALARM ON 1

0

ALARM ON 9

Third byte

Fourth byte

Bit

Bit

7

SENSOR 8

7

SENSOR 16

6

SENSOR 7

6

SENSOR 15

5

SENSOR 6

5

SENSOR 14

4

SENSOR 5

4

SENSOR 13

3

SENSOR 4

3

SENSOR 12

2

SENSOR 3

2

SENSOR 11

1

SENSOR 2

1

SENSOR 10

0

SENSOR 1

0

SENSOR 9

Fifth byte

Sixth byte

Bit

Bit

7

VIDEO LOSS 8

7

VIDEO LOSS 16

6

VIDEO LOSS 7

6

VIDEO LOSS 15

5

VIDEO LOSS 6

5

VIDEO LOSS 14

4

VIDEO LOSS 5

4

VIDEO LOSS 13

3

VIDEO LOSS 4

3

VIDEO LOSS 12

2

VIDEO LOSS 3

2

VIDEO LOSS 11

1

VIDEO LOSS 2

1

VIDEO LOSS 10

0

VIDEO LOSS 1

0

VIDEO LOSS 9

COMMANDS AVAILABLE FROM THE
MULTIPLEXER

ACK(0A)

Response when this unit receives a command.

NAK(0B)

Response if this unit did not receive the command.

ALARM(BF)

When there is an alarm, this command is sent as header. Then,
the alarm information is sent in a 1-byte transmission (see Table
3).

ALARM information (Table 3)

Bit

Bit state information

7

Alarm information
indication

00: No alarm

6

01: External

10: Video loss

11: Sensor alarm

5

Reserved

0

4

Reserved

0

3

Camera number
indication

0000: CAMERA NO. 1

2

0001: CAMERA NO. 2

1

0010: CAMERA NO. 3

0

0011: CAMERA NO. 4

0100: CAMERA NO. 5

0101: CAMERA NO. 6

0110: CAMERA NO. 7

0111: CAMERA NO. 8

1000: CAMERA NO. 9

1001: CAMERA NO. 10

1010: CAMERA NO. 11

1011: CAMERA NO. 12

1100: CAMERA NO. 13

1101: CAMERA NO. 14

1110: CAMERA NO. 15

1111: CAMERA NO. 16

D5

d1

d2

d3

d4

d5

d6

RXD
TXD

L8FC5/US (MPX-CD162, MD162 GB) 2000. 8. 31

English

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Summary of Contents for MPX-CD162

Page 1: ...uel attentivement Assurez vous de le garder à portée de la main pour référence ultérieure Ce manuel couvre les instructions de branchement et d utilisation de base pour deux modèles couleur MPX CD162 noir et blanc MPX MD162 Acerca de este manual Antes de instalar y usar este aparato lea detenidamente este manual Asegúrese de guardarlo a mano para futuras referencias Este manual le indica las conex...

Page 2: ...echnician for help For the customers in Canada This class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 CAUTION Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer Discard used batteries according to the manufacture s instructions Model Number MPX CD162 MPX MD162 Trade Name SANYO Responsible party SANYO FISHER C...

Page 3: ...ching 1 4 9 16 screens display modes with possibility of displaying an automatic sequential live or recorded pictures display in the bottom right 1 4 of the screen while in 9 or 16 split screen display mode Full screen display on monitor 2 and during alarms automatic switching to the alarm screen The following operations are possible at each camera according to the timer settings Programmed record...

Page 4: ... this button for a 2x zoomed in image Press the button one more time to cancel F STILL button and indicator In full screen display mode press this button to freeze the displayed image Press the button one more time to cancel G SEQUENCE button and indicator In 4 divisions split screen or full screen display modes press this button for an automatic sequential full screen display of the pictures H ME...

Page 5: ...l using a 9 pin D SUB cable sold separately H Interface setting DIP switches I SENSOR ALARM OUT terminals 1 16 J ALARM IN Alarm signal input terminals The alarm triggers input to the unit are output at the AL pin of the CONTROL terminal K CONTROL terminal Pin Signal C Ground A RS485 terminal B RS485 terminal C Common AL Alarm output DC 5V C Common R1 Remote input 1 R2 Remote input 2 C Common SW Sw...

Page 6: ...d ALARM input terminal Video input terminal Timelapse VCR sold separately Switching output terminal NOTE The camera signal input at each CAMERA IN terminal is throughput at the corresponding CAMERA OUT terminal The CAMERA IN terminals are automatically terminated at 75 Ω When no connection is made to the CAMERA OUT terminal the CAMERA IN terminal 75 Ω termination is made automatically When a conne...

Page 7: ...alarm indicator lamps could be laid out on a factory floor plan to give accurate indication of trigger location The terminals are normally open NO A trigger at the video sensor for one of the cameras will switch the signal to LOW Connect a 9 pin D SUB cable sold separately from the RS232C terminal on the rear panel to the computer serial connector 1 2 A B RS485 MONITOR To terminal A To terminal A ...

Page 8: ...Camera 14 Camera 15 Camera 16 C A B C AL C R1 R2 C SW C CONTROL SW switch SW 2 SW 3 SW 4 SW 5 SW 6 SW 7 SW 8 220Ω 300Ω 360Ω 470Ω 680Ω 820Ω 1 2kΩ Camera 2 Camera 3 Camera 4 Camera 5 Camera 6 Camera 7 Camera 8 SW 1 220Ω Camera 1 SW 25 SW 26 SW 27 SW 28 SW 29 SW 30 SW 31 SW 32 1 8kΩ 2 2kΩ 3 3kΩ 4 7kΩ 7 5kΩ 13kΩ 27kΩ 68kΩ Monitor 2 4 divisions split screen NEXT EXIT DISPLAY 3 2 SW 18 SW 19 SW 20 SW 21...

Page 9: ...this unit NO ID will be displayed on the monitor screen NOTE In live picture mode and VCR playback mode there may be a slight vertical roll of the picture Menu Mode see page 25 Press the MENU button to display the menu The buttons used for menu control are indicated below Menu control buttons 1 j l c d buttons press repeatedly j button will move the cursor up l button will move the cursor down c b...

Page 10: ...ur dealer After the battery has been replaced press the ALL RESET button then in the CLOCK SET menu set the date and time see page 27 Depending on the battery usage it may become necessary to change it For replacement and disposal of the old battery please contact your dealer RESET FUNCTION The menus can be reset or cleared using one of the following two methods Using the ALL RESET button Press th...

Page 11: ...VE Full screen Still image Zoomed in still image STILL ZOOM ZOOM STILL 04 04 04 S 04 S 04 S 04 SZ 04 SZ 04 SZ 04 Zoomed in image Z 04 Z 04 Z 04 Zoom range setting Press for 2 seconds or more SEQUENCE 4 Automatic sequential display 4 04 04 04 Press for 2 seconds or more 4 SZ 04 SZ 04 SZ 04 Zoomed in still image 03 03 04 04 01 01 02 02 03 04 01 02 4 divisions split screen 1 4 4 divisions split scree...

Page 12: ...05 06 03 04 13 14 09 10 06 08 01 02 05 06 03 04 13 14 09 10 07 08 01 02 12 2 12 12 12 05 06 03 04 13 14 09 10 07 08 01 02 02 02 02 Plus display screen 04 03 07 01 02 02 02 02 05 06 03 04 13 14 09 10 07 08 01 02 01 01 01 02 02 02 04 03 07 01 02 04 03 07 01 02 01 01 01 13 divisions plus split screen 6 divisions plus split screen 12 12 12 MULTI 01 01 01 01 01 01 04 01 01 01 13 14 15 16 09 10 11 12 05...

Page 13: ...OM button one more time To cancel the still image display mode Press the STILL button If another mode button is pressed the still image display mode is cancelled and the selected mode starts Example To zoom in the image from camera 3 1 Press the SELECT 3 button The camera 3 indicator lights the image from camera 3 is displayed full screen 2 Press the ZOOM button The ZOOM indicator flashes and Z fl...

Page 14: ...e ZOOM button If another mode button is pressed the selected mode starts While in zoomed mode if the SELECT button is pressed one more time depending on the movement of the subject the image may be more or less clear Pressing the SELECT button repeatedly will produce the following according to the image conditions Image with little or no movement close to a still image The image of still objects w...

Page 15: ...QUAD button is pressed a 4 divisions split screen 1 4 5 8 9 12 13 16 is selected The camera SELECT indicators light according to the displayed cameras Automatic sequential 4 divisions split screen display Press the SEQUENCE button The SEQUENCE indicator flashes The 4 divisions split screens are displayed sequentially according to the 4 divisions split screen sequential mode and speed set in the MO...

Page 16: ...ill appear in the bottom right corner of the screen Switching between 13 divisions and 6 divisions plus split screen display Press the MULTI button Every time the MULTI button is pressed the display mode will switch between 13 divisions and 6 divisions plus split screen display Example To display the image from camera 12 in the plus screen area Press the SELECT 12 button The camera 12 indicator li...

Page 17: ...tor lights the image from camera 2 is displayed in the plus screen area Automatic sequential plus display of recorded pictures 1 Press the VCR button The VCR indicator flashes and the VCR tape playback image is displayed in the plus screen area 2 Press the SEQUENCE button The SEQUENCE indicator flashes and the recorded pictures are displayed sequentially in the plus screen area on monitor 1 accord...

Page 18: ...e page 35 To cancel the sequential display mode and the monitor 2 display settings Press the SEQUENCE button then press the MON2 button TO DISPLAY ON MONITOR 2 THE SAME IMAGE AS ON MONITOR 1 Press the MON2 button This function can be used to monitor the images from a second location In the MONITOR SET menu set the item MON2 MON1 to ON see page 35 NOTE When this setting is used the MON2 button will...

Page 19: ...ILL 04 04 04 S 04 S 04 S 04 SZ 04 SZ 04 SZ 04 Zoomed in image Z 04 Z 04 Z 04 Zoom range setting Press for 2 seconds or more SEQUENCE 4 Automatic sequential display 4 04 04 04 Press for 2 seconds or more 4 SZ 04 SZ 04 SZ 04 Zoomed in still image 03 03 04 04 01 01 02 02 03 04 01 02 4 divisions split screen 1 4 4 divisions split screen 5 8 4 divisions split screen 9 12 4 divisions split screen 13 16 ...

Page 20: ...6 07 08 01 02 03 04 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 02 02 02 PLUS SEQUENCE 05 06 03 04 13 14 09 10 06 08 01 02 05 06 03 04 13 14 09 10 07 08 01 02 12 12 12 12 Plus display screen 04 03 07 01 02 02 02 02 05 06 03 04 13 14 09 10 07 08 01 02 01 01 01 04 03 07 01 02 04 03 07 01 02 01 01 01 13 divisions plus split screen 6 divisions plus split screen 12 12 12 MULTI 01 01 01 01 01 01 04 01 01 01 13 14 15 16 ...

Page 21: ...ZOOM button one more time To cancel the still image display mode Press the STILL button If another mode button is pressed the still image display mode is cancelled and the selected mode starts Example To zoom in the recorded image from camera 3 1 Press the SELECT 3 button The camera 3 indicator lights the recorded image from camera 3 is displayed full screen 2 Press the ZOOM button The ZOOM indica...

Page 22: ...to move the zoom range frame to the desired area of the image 5 Press the SELECT 4 button The area selected by the zoom range frame is now zoomed in If necessary follow the same procedure to set the zoom range for the other cameras To cancel the zoomed in image display mode Press the ZOOM button If another mode button is pressed the selected mode starts Example To freeze the zoomed in recorded ima...

Page 23: ...corded images 4 divisions split screen display mode is selected Switching the 4 divisions split screen Press the QUAD button Every time the QUAD button is pressed a 4 divisions split screen 1 4 5 8 9 12 13 16 is selected The camera SELECT indicators light according to the displayed cameras Automatic sequential 4 divisions split screen display Press the SEQUENCE button The 4 divisions split screens...

Page 24: ... NOTE During VCR playback mode a live picture cannot be displayed in the plus screen area Switching between 13 divisions and 6 divisions plus split screen display Press the MULTI button Every time the MULTI button is pressed the display mode will switch between 13 divisions and 6 divisions plus split screen display Example To display the recorded image from camera 12 in the plus screen area Press ...

Page 25: ...tor 1 sequential mode and speed set in the MONITOR SET menu see page 35 The camera select indicators 1 16 light sequentially according to the displayed camera To cancel the sequential plus display To cancel the sequential display mode press the SEQUENCE button To cancel the plus display mode press the PLUS button 02 02 02 SEQUENCE 05 06 03 04 13 14 09 10 07 08 01 02 01 01 01 01 01 01 L8FC5 US MPX ...

Page 26: ...ACTIVE REC SET EXT ALARM REC OFF SENSOR REC OFF REC MODE MODE2 VIDEO LOSS SET VIDEO LOSS OFF DISPLAY FREEZE DATA ON MENU MONITOR SET MON1 SEQ TIMER 1 S MON2 SEQ TIMER 1 S QUAD SEQ TIMER 1 S MON1 SEQ MODE MODE1 MON2 SEQ MODE MODE1 MON2 í MON1 OFF MON MASK LIVE ON MON MASK VCR ON COLOR LEVEL AUTO POSITION SET MULTI 16 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 DISPLAY SET LIVE CLOCK OFF TITLE O...

Page 27: ...EXIT button to exit the menu display and the selected language is set All the on screen menus and settings will be displayed in the selected language MENU LANGUAGE LANG IDIO ENGLISH FRANCAIS ESPANOL HORLOGE 01 01 2000 SAM 00 00 00 PROGRAMMATEUR JOUR 00 00 00 00 HEURE ETE MODE NON SEM MOIS HEURE MAR 1ER DIM 04 02 00 ARR DER DIM 10 02 00 AJUSTE DE RELOJ 01 01 2000 SAB 00 00 00 AJUSTE DE TIMER DIA 00...

Page 28: ...E To set the display mode for the clock refer to DISPLAY SET CLOCK TITLE on page 44 TIMER SET You can set a DAY and a NIGHT range for the 24 hour day period in order to set each camera mode and programmed recording accordingly 1 Set the daytime period start and end time 2 Example Day period from 7 30 AM to 7 30 PM Night period from 7 30 PM to 7 30 AM 1 Using the or button select 7 for the starting...

Page 29: ...u 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH or LST first second third fourth or last 2 Press the or button to set the WEEK TUE then press the c button Menu SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT or SUN 3 Press the or button to set the MON 05 then press the c button Menu 1 2 3 4 11 12 for January February March December 4 Press the or button to set the TIME 03 then press the l button Following the same procedure as above set when the ...

Page 30: ...d to match the alarm recording speed of the real time VCR The available speeds are 6 6H Default setting 18 18H NC F6 NC When an alarm trigger is received the recording speed is not changed and stays as set under REC SPEED F6 Use this setting when using the SW output terminal on a real time VCR that does not output a switching signal in 6H mode PROGRAM REC MODE Using the programmed recording mode y...

Page 31: ...he desired ALARM SEND setting 4 Press the MENU button to go to the next menu screen or Press the EXIT button to exit the menu display SERIAL SET menu DATA SPEED Default setting 19200 bps The available settings are 2400 4800 9600 19200 bps ALARM SEND Default setting OFF ON The alarm information is output at the RS232C RS485 terminals OFF The alarm information is not output at the RS232C RS485 termi...

Page 32: ...layed full screen DOUBLE ALARM Default setting LAST When using the FULL setting at the MON 1 OUT line the following settings are possible LAST When triggers from multiple cameras are received in full screen mode the picture from the camera of the last alarm received is displayed FIRST When triggers from multiple cameras are received in full screen mode the picture from the camera of the first alar...

Page 33: ...ived the display will switch to the selected alarm display mode and the buzzer will be heard OFF The sensor triggers are not considered as alarms AND Only when a sensor trigger and an alarm trigger are received simultaneously it will be considered as an alarm NOTE If SENSOR ALARM is set to AND a trigger to an ALARM IN terminal alone will not be considered as an alarm DURATION Default setting 10 S ...

Page 34: ...nal alarm or a video sensor trigger is received VIDEO LOSS SET When the live picture signal feed is interrupted you can set the action taken frozen picture or color bars and if the video loss is recorded as alarm data Setting the Video Loss Mode 1 Press the l button to highlight the VIDEO LOSS setting 2 Using the or button select the desired VIDEO LOSS setting then press the l button All the other...

Page 35: ...02 02 02 02 02 Alarm duration for camera 2 Camera 2 picture Camera 4 picture 02 02 02 04 04 04 01 01 02 02 04 04 05 05 06 06 07 07 08 08 09 09 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 16 16 01 01 01 03 04 01 02 03 04 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 01 02 02 05 05 02 02 04 04 06 06 02 02 07 07 04 04 08 08 04 04 09 09 04 04 10 10 11 11 02 05 02 04 06 02 07 04 08 04 09 04 10 11 Normal REC ...

Page 36: ...2 The cameras are displayed sequentially in the order set in the POSITION SET menu when the 16 cameras are displayed in a 16 divisions screen see page 43 MON2 MON1 Default setting OFF ON The display on monitor 2 will be the same as the one on monitor 1 OFF The display mode on monitor 2 will an automatic sequential display or full screen display of live pictures MON MASK LIVE Default setting ON ON ...

Page 37: ...ion is frozen on screen or color bars can be displayed However the frozen image and color bars settings cannot be used together D SENSOR SET Sensor areas can be set for every camera screen in live picture mode By setting certain areas that operate as video sensors priority recording of the concerned camera pictures can be done when a movement is detected within the set sensor area Setting the came...

Page 38: ...utton to set ON in the NIGHT column Programmed recording will be conducted according to the MODE1 or MODE2 setting entered in the VCR SET menu 7 Press the MENU button to go to the next menu screen or Press the EXIT button to exit the menu display CAMERA SET menu PROGRAM REC Default setting DAY and NIGHT to OFF ON When the time set in the TIMER SET menu is reached the pictures from this camera will...

Page 39: ...he MENU button to go to the next menu screen or Press the EXIT button to exit the menu display CAMERA SET menu AL DURATION Default setting DAY and NIGHT to 10 S If in the ALARM SET menu the item DURATION is set to INDIV enter the desired alarm duration for each camera The available durations are 1 2 3 4 5 10 20 in 10 seconds increments 180 CC NC OFF CC The alarm will go on as long as the alarm sig...

Page 40: ...ET menu MON MASK Default setting DAY and NIGHT to OFF If in the MONITOR SET menu monitor masking is set to ON for live and or recorded monitoring set this item for each camera ON The pictures from this camera will be masked not displayed OFF The pictures from this camera will be visible 1 2 MENU CLOCK SET 10 15 1999 FRI 15 20 00 TIMER SET DAYTIME 07 30 19 30 DAYLIGHT SET MODE NO USE WEEK MON TIME ...

Page 41: ...ENU button to go to the next menu screen or Press the EXIT button to exit the menu display CAMERA SET menu SEQUENCE Default setting DAY and NIGHT to 1 S If in the MONITOR SET menu the items MON1 SEQ TIMER and or MON2 SEQ TIMER are set to INDIV enter the desired sequential display interval for each camera The available durations are 1 to 30 sec SKIP SKIP In automatic sequential display this camera ...

Page 42: ...n or Press the EXIT button to exit the menu display CAMERA SET menu VIDEO LOSS Default setting ON Set the action to take when there is an interruption in the live video signal feed ON A video loss alarm trigger is sent OFF No video loss alarm trigger sent 1 2 ACTIVE REC SET EXT ALARM REC OFF SENSOR REC OFF REC MODE MODE2 VIDEO LOSS SET VIDEO LOSS INDIV DISPLAY FREEZE DATA ON MENU CAMERA SET NO 01 ...

Page 43: ... 1 Using the j or l button highlight the LEVEL DAY setting 2 Press the c button then using the or button set the desired sensitivity level for the DAY period Follow the same procedure to set the desired sensitivity level for the NIGHT period The available sensitivity levels are OFF 1 2 3 10 10 being the least sensitive default setting OFF NOTE The sensor sensitivity level can only be checked for t...

Page 44: ...When a camera is moved to a certain position it will switch display positions with the camera that was previously displayed at that position 3 Press the MENU button to go to the next menu screen or Press the EXIT button to exit the menu display Example of switched camera display 2 2 POSITION SET MULTI 16 01 02 03 04 16 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 05 2 1 POSITION SET MULTI 16 01 02 03 04 05 06 07...

Page 45: ...a title is displayed during live picture mode VCR PB CLOCK Default setting OFF OFF The recorded date and time are not displayed during VCR playback picture mode ON The recorded date and time are displayed during VCR playback picture mode VCR PB TITLE Default setting ON OFF The recorded camera title is not displayed during VCR playback picture mode ON The recorded camera title is displayed during V...

Page 46: ...EXIT button to exit the menu display The codes in the ITEM column indicate the type of alarm data E External alarm trigger see page 46 S Video sensor trigger see page 42 47 V Video loss see page 46 NOTE When the number of recorded alarm data entries reaches 100 the oldest ones are erased as new ones are recorded The illustrated alarm data entries screens are a sample of alarm inputs ALARM DATA 1 1...

Page 47: ...perations the camera select indicator lights according to the displayed camera If there is an alarm trigger for another camera the indicator will flash VIDEO LOSS ALARM If there is an interruption of the video signal the buzzer is heard and the image just previous to the interruption is frozen on screen or test chart are displayed and VIDEO LOSS will flash on screen The action taken will depend on...

Page 48: ...to switch to full screen display mode then press the same SELECT button one more time RECORDED PICTURES MODE ALARM There are two types of recorded pictures alarms the alarms recorded on tape and the alarms set by an external alarm trigger Alarms recorded on tape When a tape with recorded alarm triggers is played back this unit will trigger an alarm and the alarm display will appear on the concerne...

Page 49: ...finish This unit will receive the commands and will reply to each command by ACK 0A Refer to COMMAND TABLE 4 on page 52 RS 485 RJ 11 connector layout Pin No A terminal signal B terminal signal 1 Not used Not used 2 Not used Not used 3 A signal B signal 4 B signal A signal 5 Not used Not used 6 Not used Not used A Non inverting driver output receiver input B Inverting driver output receiver input T...

Page 50: ...ct the picture from a camera to be displayed full screen on monitor 1 MULTI 82 To display a 16 or 9 divisions split screen on monitor 1 QUAD 83 To display a 4 divisions split screen on monitor 1 PLUS 84 To display a 13 or 6 divisions split screen on monitor 1 SEQUENCE 87 To switch the display mode from full screen to sequential display on monitor 1 ZOOM 85 To zoom in the picture on monitor 1 STILL...

Page 51: ...011 Channel 4 0100 Channel 5 0101 Channel 6 0110 Channel 7 0111 Channel 8 1000 Channel 9 1001 Channel 10 1010 Channel 11 Bit Bit state information 1011 Channel 12 1100 Channel 13 1101 Channel 14 1110 Channel 15 1111 Channel 16 Menu display 0001 LANGUAGE LANG IDIO menu 0010 CLOCK SET menu 1000 VCR SET menu 0100 ALARM SET menu 0101 ACTIVE REC SET menu 0110 MONITOR SET menu 0011 CAMERA SET menu 1110 ...

Page 52: ... 5 4 VIDEO LOSS 13 3 VIDEO LOSS 4 3 VIDEO LOSS 12 2 VIDEO LOSS 3 2 VIDEO LOSS 11 1 VIDEO LOSS 2 1 VIDEO LOSS 10 0 VIDEO LOSS 1 0 VIDEO LOSS 9 COMMANDS AVAILABLE FROM THE MULTIPLEXER ACK 0A Response when this unit receives a command NAK 0B Response if this unit did not receive the command ALARM BF When there is an alarm this command is sent as header Then the alarm information is sent in a 1 byte t...

Page 53: ...LL 4 4 4 1 O MENU PLUS FULL 5 5 5 NEXT ZOOM FULL 6 6 6 EXIT STILL FULL 7 7 7 SEQ FULL 8 8 8 MON 2 FULL 9 9 9 SECURITY LOCK ON FULL 10 A ACK SECURITY LOCK OFF FULL 11 B NAK FULL 12 C GROUP SET FULL 13 D GROUP CHECK FULL 14 E GROUP CLEAR FULL 15 F FULL 16 A B C D E F 0 CLK ADJ 1 MENU RESET 2 3 4 5 ALARM STATUS SENSE 6 ON 7 STATUS SENSE OFF 8 9 A B C D RS485 TRANSMISSION START E RS485 RCV CHECK F ALA...

Page 54: ...TROL Alarm input No voltage make contact switch input x 16 Low input Sensor alarm output Alarm output x 16 low output normally open NO Remote input R1 R2 2 wire type with resistance based identification system Alarm output A DC 5 V 5 7 kΩ Low output Switching input S Low input for input signal from SW OUT of timelapse VCR real time recorder as per this manufacturer specifications RS485 control ter...

Page 55: ...rating setup installation removal of the product for repair or reinstallation of the product after repair This warranty does not apply to repairs or replacements necessitated by any cause beyond the control of SFC including but not limited to any malfunction defect or failure caused by or resulting from unauthorized service or parts improper maintenance operation contrary to furnished instructions...

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