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Installation

Connecting an external computer to the COM interfaces on the NEO

The following illustrations show how to connect a computer to the RS232 interface
on the SIMATRIX NEO V2 (COM 2, COM 3, COM 4) using a 9-pin or 25-pin Sub-D
connector:

Fig. 9

Connecting an external computer to COM 2, COM 3, COM4 on the
SIMATRIX NEO V2 using a

25-pin

connector

Fig. 10

Connecting an external computer to COM 2, COM 3, COM4 on the
SIMATRIX NEO V2 using a

9-pin

connector

Only connect the cables shown in the illustrations!

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Summary of Contents for SIMATRIX NEO V2

Page 1: ...SIMATRIX NEO V2 Configuration Manual Siemens AB Security Products ...

Page 2: ...n ist We reserve all rights in this document and in the subject thereof By acceptance of the document the recipient acknowledges these rights and undertakes neither to publish the document nor the subject thereof in full or in part nor to make them available to any third party without our prior express written authorization nor to use it for any purpose other than for which it was delivered to him...

Page 3: ...ion 21 5 6 3 Indicator lamps 21 6 Installation 22 6 1 SIMATRIX NEO V2 connections 23 6 1 1 Interfaces and connections 23 6 1 2 Pin allocation for the 4 pin RJ9 telemetry port sockets 24 6 1 3 Pin allocation for the 6 pin RJ12 keyboard sockets 25 6 1 4 Pin allocation for the COM2 3 and COM4 9 pin connectors 25 6 1 5 Pin allocation for the 37 pin Sub D alarm 1 16 and alarm 17 32 sockets 27 6 1 5 1 C...

Page 4: ...on bay 39 8 2 1 Connecting up the cables up to 16 video outputs 39 8 2 2 Connecting up the cables more than 16 video outputs 40 8 2 3 Extension to a maximum of 240 video inputs 40 8 2 4 Extension up to a maximum of 32 video outputs SIMNEO SOM 41 8 3 Alarm box 42 9 Maintenance 44 10 Disposal 45 11 Appendix 46 11 1 Glossary 46 11 2 Summary of basic and alarm program features 47 ...

Page 5: ...ust be adhered to in addition to the instructions in the product documentation In case of product failure please contact our Service hotline Liability claim Do not connect the device if it is damaged or any parts are missing Do not make any changes or modifications to the device unless they are expressly mentioned in this manual and have been approved by the manufacturer Unauthorized changes will ...

Page 6: ...tensile force and make sure not to bend or damage them 1 2 5 Installation If the Video matrix shows external damage do not connect the device Connect the device only to an appropriate power source The device is designated to be operated with earthed three phased supply so called TN network according to VDE 0100 section 300 or EN60950 For safe operation the device must be connected through an insta...

Page 7: ...e provided through a device providing electrical isolation below a certain frequency range galvanic isolator see EN 60728 11 1 2 6 Service and maintenance Risk of electric shock during maintenance Always disconnect the power cable and other cables from the device before performing maintenance Danger of electrical shock while cleaning the device Disconnect the device from the mains supply before cl...

Page 8: ...odily injury Warning Possible danger of death or severe bodily harm CAUTION There is a risk of minor injuries or damage to property IMPORTANT Malfunctioning may result 1 4 Meanings of the hazard symbols Warning Caution Dangerous area Warning Caution Dangerous electrical voltage 8 Siemens AB Security Products ...

Page 9: ...Products International Headquarters Englundavägen 7 SE 171 41 SOLNA European Directive 2004 108 EEC Electromagnetic Compatibility Compliance with the European Directive 2004 108 EEC has been proven by testing according to the following standards Electromagnetic emission EN 55022 Class B Electromagnetic compatibility EN 50130 4 European Directive 2006 95 EEC Low Voltage Directive Compliance with th...

Page 10: ...eption at the video matrix 80 ms typical 200 ms max 3 1 2 Control Control computer 6 RISC Controller Interfaces for Progr PC IVM NT TELEMAT SIPASS LMS 3 x V 24 interfaces Baud rate 1200 19 200 bit s Connection 3 x 9 pin Sub D connectors Keyboards 8 x TTY 20mA interfaces with built in electrical supply for 8 keyboards supply max 800mA total Cable length up to 2 km wire diameter 0 8 mm Baud rate 120...

Page 11: ...rk connection of LAN components status request via integrated Web server Power supply 115 230 V AC tolerance 10 15 Switching power supply 50 to 60 Hz The mains socket is fitted with two microfuses 1 6 A slow blow Power requirement Maximum system size 55 VA per 16 input coupler PCB 1 4 VA per 8 output coupler PCB 2 8 VA Operating temperature 5 to 45 C Relative humidity 30 to 85 non condensing Const...

Page 12: ...400 8EB CKA 4810 Keyboard with joystick 1 05 2GF2400 8DA SUT 48 Keyboard with keys customer specified lettering and joystick 1 2 2GF1800 8BE PSU230 12 Plug in power supply unit for the external power supply of the keyboards 230 V 50 Hz 12 V DC 640 mA for interior use complete with 2 m DC cable with open tinned ends 0 53 2GF2207 8AE 2GF2207 8AF 2GF2207 8AG SIM CC3 SIM CC7 SIM CC10 3 m connection ca...

Page 13: ...SIMATRIX NEO not only allows the connection of video signals using keyboards it also allows contact controlled alarm processing and makes it possible to interface to higher level management systems such as IVM the hazard alert system TOPSIS etc Fig 1 System configurations with TELEMAT MD MTD IVM SISTORE and detection groups alarms 13 Siemens AB Security Products ...

Page 14: ...modular socket RJ45 for connection to a 10 100 Base T network for connection of LAN components status request via integrated Web server as well as parameter setting integration of central sub units Three serial interfaces RS232 for the connection of external systems such as IVM NT TELEMAT MD MTD SISTORE NT LMS programming via a PC and secondary control system dialling Connection of up to 8 keyboar...

Page 15: ...functionality via serial interface Password protected activation or deactivation of detection groups On screen text and time insertion for the keyboards Real time clock date time display on up to 8 monitors Camera labels IBM character set 12 lines of 24 characters each per camera Group switching max 8 cameras Operating stations with switching allocation Automatic camera image sequence per video ou...

Page 16: ...ntacts or the TELEMAT Fig 2 Video monitoring system with SIMATRIX NEO V2 control centre The ability to freely program parameters i e user defined combinations of basic operating software functions means that the SIMATRIX NEO V2 video matrix can be tailored to suit different system configurations In addition to the basic functionality of image switching the device is also able to remotely operate c...

Page 17: ...bed in the control software manual 5 3 1 Basic program The SIMATRIX NEO V2 can be operated with or without alarm processing The same basic program is used in both cases Number of devices that can be connected Cameras 1 to 48 CDC 1 to 48 Monitors 1 to 4 Keyboards 1 to 4 IVM NT operating stations 1 to 3 The basic program offers the following functionality Keyboard 1 controls monitors 1 to 4 Keyboard...

Page 18: ... for basic functions In the event of an alarm alarm image 1 is displayed on monitor 1 A subsequent alarm image is displayed on monitor 2 see below schematic representation of the stepped switching display mode Fig 3 Schematic representation of the serial display mode stepped switching The most recent alarm images always appear on monitors 1 and 2 The most recent alarm image successively replaces t...

Page 19: ...aces data exchange with external computers or systems B Telemetry ports 1 4 RS422 connections for dome cameras 2 COM2 3 RS232 communication interfaces for data exchange with external computers or systems C Keyboard for connecting up to 8 keyboards 3 LAN not yet supported D Video output 1 Vss 75 Ohm Video outputs 4 SysLink RS485 system bus for system extension and for connecting the alarm box E Vid...

Page 20: ...interfaces for camera programming must always be assigned an input The SIMATRIX NEO V2 configuration software allows the allocation of other addresses It is possible to select the same protocol for several telemetry ports of SIMATRIX NEO V2 and to assign an address several times 5 6 Front display 5 6 1 Status displays The front display indicates various device conditions Values are displayed to an...

Page 21: ...V branch line 6V nominal value 5V to 7V acceptable range Supply Voltage U3 12 5V Supply voltage on the 12V branch line 12V nominal value 10V to 17V acceptable range A voltage measurement below the acceptable range and close to zero may be indicative of a short circuit or a system overload If much higher values appear a parasitic voltage from an external source in the system may be reaching the dev...

Page 22: ...When installing component tray modules make sure that the ventilation holes in the sides are not obstructed in any way the maximum supply air temperature of 45 C is not exceeded in any of the component tray modules Fig 5 Air flow through the SIMATRIX NEO V2 If the component trays in the SIMATRIX NEO V2 generate excessive heat suitable cooling must be provided e g forced ventilation The cooling air...

Page 23: ...uture extension options COM2 3 COM4 9 pin Sub D connectors RS232 communication interfaces for connecting an external computer ALARM 1 16 TTY out ALARM 17 32 TTY out 37 pin Sub D socket with 2 x 8 CL 20mA TTY interfaces for connecting telemetry devices Telemetriegeräten CDC SCU protocol and 2 x 16 alarm inputs for connecting detection groups LAN not supported for future network connectability SysLi...

Page 24: ...stor connected on only one of the devices If more than 4 telemetry devices are to be connected or the distance to these devices is greater than about 100 m an RS485 RS422 interface multiplier has to be connected between the telemetry output and the telemetry devices Contrary to SIMATRIX NEO where the protocol for each port was set at the factory the SIMATRIX NEO V2 allows the free allocation of pr...

Page 25: ...terface can provide a maximum of 200 mA Any additional keyboards require the use of an external 12 V DC plug in power supply e g 2GF1800 8BE The NEO is capable of providing the supply up to a maximum distance of 50 m This requires a 6 core cable If an external power supply is used the maximum permissible distance is 1 2 km with 0 8 mm wire diameter In that case pins 2 and 3 and pins 4 and 5 have t...

Page 26: ...SIMATRIX NEO V2 COM 2 COM 3 COM 4 using a 9 pin or 25 pin Sub D connector Fig 9 Connecting an external computer to COM 2 COM 3 COM4 on the SIMATRIX NEO V2 using a 25 pin connector Fig 10 Connecting an external computer to COM 2 COM 3 COM4 on the SIMATRIX NEO V2 using a 9 pin connector Only connect the cables shown in the illustrations 26 Siemens AB Security Products ...

Page 27: ... function 1 Alarm input 1 20 TX TTY 1 2 Alarm input 2 21 TX TTY 1 3 Alarm input 3 22 TX TTY 2 4 Alarm input 4 23 TX TTY 2 5 Alarm input 5 24 TX TTY 3 6 Alarm input 6 25 TX TTY 3 7 Alarm input 7 26 TX TTY 4 8 Alarm input 8 27 TX TTY 4 9 Alarm input 9 28 TX TTY 5 10 Alarm input 10 29 TX TTY 5 11 Alarm input 11 30 TX TTY 6 12 Alarm input 12 31 TX TTY 6 13 Alarm input 13 32 TX TTY 7 14 Alarm input 14 ...

Page 28: ...Y 12 8 Alarm input 24 27 TX TTY 1 12 9 Alarm input 25 28 TX TTY 13 10 Alarm input 26 29 TX TTY 1 13 11 Alarm input 27 30 TX TTY 14 12 Alarm input 28 31 TX TTY 1 14 13 Alarm input 29 32 TX TTY 15 14 Alarm input 30 33 TX TTY 1 15 15 Alarm input 31 34 TX TTY 16 16 Alarm input 32 35 TX TTY 1 16 17 GND 36 GND 18 GND 37 GND 19 GND Tab 5 Pin allocation for the Alarm 17 32 37 pin Sub D socket bar 6 1 5 1 ...

Page 29: ...Installation Fig 12 Connecting camera head drives 6 1 5 2 Connecting the TTY TTL interface converter CAC0101 Fig 13 Connecting interface converters CAC0101 29 Siemens AB Security Products ...

Page 30: ...Installation 6 1 5 3 Connecting the converter for dome cameras CAC0103 Fig 14 Connecting interface converters CAC0103 30 Siemens AB Security Products ...

Page 31: ...ting a detection group to Alarm 1 16 TTY out The detection group must be no further than 10 m distant from the SIMATRIX NEO If the distance is greater than this relays should be inserted in the circuit 6 1 6 SysLink socket allocation The SysLink socket allows connection of an extension bay and an alarm box via the serial bus Fig 16 SysLink RJ9 socket Pin Function 1 TX 2 TX 3 RX 4 RX Tab 6 SysLink ...

Page 32: ...D 20 Open collector D6 8 Relay N O contact 2 21 Open collector D7 9 Relay change over contact 2 22 Common connection for overload diodes D0 D7 10 Relay N C contact 2 23 GND for D0 D7 11 N C 24 N C 12 N C 25 N C 13 N C Tab 7 Sub D Alarm out socket allocation 1 Common connection of the overload diodes to the 8 open collector outputs It is only necessary to wire in this way if switching of inductive ...

Page 33: ...gnal at each video input must not exceed 1 0 VSS In the case of colour cameras the burst level at the video input must not exceed 300 mV If the video pulse level is too low a cable equaliser must be wired in at the video source This device must then be set to boost the signal to the levels specified above 6 3 Connecting the video outputs Connect monitors image recording devices or grabber cards to...

Page 34: ...system s real time clock is active the system time will be displayed 2 To continue installation you must now unplug the unit at the mains 3 Connect the cameras 4 Connect the monitors 5 Connect the keyboards 6 Connect any other devices Or if applicable connect system extensions and any other devices 7 Connect the control PC Connect the control PC to COM2 or COM4 using the null modem cable 8 Or conn...

Page 35: ... network read out assign the IP address and then set the parameters via the network 3 Set the system time in the SIMATRIX NEO You must start the system s real time clock if it is not active No Time appears in the display as otherwise a number of important system functions such as alarm sequencing will not be available Control software System real time clock and OSD clocks button 4 Setting basic pa...

Page 36: ...X NEO The SIMATRIX NEO V2 is programmed at the factory to load alarm program 2 as standard This program allows alarms to be received and processed immediately The keyboards and the IVM PCs will switch cameras in and out and control cameras with pan tilt and lens drives To load other data or to change the parameters while the system is running proceed as described in the chapter 7 2 36 Siemens AB S...

Page 37: ...ing Video inputs n a n a 1 16 on the mainboard 1 0001 17 32 2 0010 33 48 3 0011 49 64 4 0100 65 80 5 0101 81 96 6 0110 97 112 7 0111 113 128 Tab 8 Video input module address allocation on the basic unit 2 Each module must be inserted in the lowest available slot 3 Screw the module to the rear cover of the SIMATRIX NEO Fig 21 Video input module If less than 5 connector slots are in use on the bus b...

Page 38: ...uts SIMNEO OM 1 Each extra video output module must be inserted into the lowest available slot 2 Screw the module to the rear cover of the SIMATRIX NEO 3 Connect the module to the mainboard using a suitable flat cable Fig 23 SIMNEO OM video output module 38 Siemens AB Security Products ...

Page 39: ...e been designed for a system with a maximum of 16 video outputs Systems with more than 16 video outputs A label sticker supplied with the extension bay can be used for systems with more than 16 video outputs This label sticker can be used to modify video output numbering to suit this configuration i e the video output number sequence starts at 97 and ends at 224 8 2 1 Connecting up the cables up t...

Page 40: ... basic and extension bays 8 2 3 Extension to a maximum of 240 video inputs 1 Allocate a number to each additional video input module using the DIP switch on the module to indicate the sequence of the modules from the bottom upwards The bottom module is number 1 the top module number 7 Video input module DIP switch setting Video inputs in a 16 video output configuration Video inputs in a 32 video o...

Page 41: ... correspond to the number of output modules SIMNEO SOM in the extension bay 1 Each extra video output module must be inserted into the lowest available slot 2 Screw the module to the rear cover of the SIMATRIX NEO 3 Connect the module to the mainboard using a suitable flat cable Fig 26 SIMNEO SOM video output module 41 Siemens AB Security Products ...

Page 42: ... 1 20 Alarm input 17 2 Alarm input 2 21 Alarm input 18 3 Alarm input 3 22 Alarm input 19 4 Alarm input 4 23 Alarm input 20 5 Alarm input 5 24 Alarm input 21 6 Alarm input 6 25 Alarm input 22 7 Alarm input 7 26 Alarm input 23 8 Alarm input 8 27 Alarm input 24 9 Alarm input 9 28 Alarm input 25 10 Alarm input 10 29 Alarm input 26 11 Alarm input 11 30 Alarm input 27 12 Alarm input 12 31 Alarm input 28...

Page 43: ... if the alarm box is the last device in the SysLink bus Device address switch Fig 28 Rotary device address switch The rotary switch is used to set a device address At delivery the switch is set to device address 2 If two alarm boxes are used device address 3 must be set for the second alarm box SysLink connections Fig 29 SysLink sockets The alarm box connects to the basic unit via the SysLink inte...

Page 44: ...evice may only be serviced and maintained by suitably qualified personnel The device must be isolated from the electrical supply before work starts on it In the event of breakdown we recommend you contact your local Siemens branch for service and support The mains supply voltages and secondary voltages are fused as follows Electrical supply 115 230 V AC 10 15 50 60 Hz 55 VA max Fuses 2 x T 1 6 A 2...

Page 45: ...t product is subject to the EU Directive 2002 96 EC The correct disposal and separate collection of your old appliance will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health It is a precondition for reuse and recycling of used electrical and electronic equipment For more detailed information about disposal of your old appliance please contact your city office waste ...

Page 46: ...to autoreset The alarm image remains on display when the alarm signal resets Alarm events that have already been displayed are overwritten without being stored in memory See also autoreset and stack reset Pelco D 3rd party supply dome camera Serial switching stepped switching When several alarm images are switched simultaneously the most recent alarm image is displayed on all monitors in turn This...

Page 47: ...r camera Detector groups input configuration configured for external detector groups 48 configured for external detector groups 48 configured for external detector groups 48 configured for external detector groups 48 configured for external detector groups 48 configured for external detector groups 48 Max no of alarm images simultaneous display 2 2 2 1 4 2 Max no of alarm events simultaneous displ...

Page 48: ... International Headquarters Englundavägen 7 SE 171 24 Solna Tel 46 8 629 0300 www siemens com securityproducts 2013 Copyright by Siemens AB Data and design subject to change without notice Supply subject to availability Document no A6V10204872 Edition 17 06 2013 ...

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