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Page 1: ...cumentation This system has not been designed to be used in life critical situations and must not be used for this purpose Product specifications subject to change without notice TeleSite and QuickSil...

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Page 3: ...ent off and on the user is encouraged to try and correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient the receiving antenna Relocate the equipment with respect to the receiver Re...

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Page 5: ...MODEM Modem 7 Detailed Installation 9 DV202S Transmitter X 566 Modem 9 DV202S Transmitter Directly Connected to Receiver 13 CRU 15 AUDIO BD Internal Audio Card 19 32 MEM Transmitter Memory 19 CONFIGU...

Page 6: ...ii Contents TX001 00 00 Rev 101 QuickSilver DV202S Video Transmitter Relays 26 Audio 26 SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS 27 REFERENCE 28 TECHNICAL INFORMATION 29...

Page 7: ...he unit 13 Outdoor Cable Grounding Use only grounded outdoor cables to protect against voltage surges and static charges Section 810 of the National Electrical Code ANSI NFPA 70 1984 provides informat...

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Page 9: ...d Inspection All Telesite USA equipment is tested and inspected before leaving the factory It is the carrier s responsibility to provide suitable delivery Inspect the cartons upon delivery and if dama...

Page 10: ...Site Manual TX001 10 The core system is comprised of the DV202S Transmitter QS Receiver Software a PC type computer and a pair of Modems The Transmitter and a Modem are installed and configured at the...

Page 11: ...m inputs and 98 relays Refer to Figure 2 The system also supports simplex listen and duplex simultaneous talk listen audio when the Transmitter is equipped with the optional AUDIO BD Internal Audio Ca...

Page 12: ...nced installers follow these steps for fast installation Refer to Figure 4 DV202S Transmitter X 566 Modem 1 Unpack Transmitter and power supply Connect power supply to Transmitter Do not apply power y...

Page 13: ...the order 6 5 4 3 2 1 If Modules are not powered on in the correct order the cameras attached to those specific Modules may not appear in the software s camera list Note Connect consecutive CRUs star...

Page 14: ...6 Installation TX001 00 00 Rev 101 QuickSilver DV202S Video Transmitter Figure 6 Transmitter Quick Installation...

Page 15: ...telephone cable RJ 45 modular connector to ISDN socket on Modem and the remaining end to the ISDN wall socket 4 Power on Modem and verify that Modem Power LED illuminates solid In addition verify that...

Page 16: ...detects the ISDN line by verifying the following LEDs a All LEDs should illuminate briefly to verify that they function b DTR DSR RTS CTS TX and RX LEDs should routinely blink during line detection c...

Page 17: ...and alarm inputs and relay outputs The following procedure provides steps for a typical remote site installation Refer to Figure 9 Note Do not apply power to the remote site equipment until all cablin...

Page 18: ...ress the plug straight into the socket Connect the female end of the provided AC power cord to the power supply and the male end into a convenient AC wall receptacle 7 Connect the provided power suppl...

Page 19: ...used 3 Connect the Modem to the telephone wall socket by inserting one end of the telephone cable plug modular RJ 45 connector into the ISDN socket on the Modem and inserting the remaining end into th...

Page 20: ...onnector from the computer Attach the 25 to 9 pin Adapter to the end if not already in use Operation Refer to Figures 11 and 12 1 Attach the DB 9 connector of the Adapter to the Transmitter s Communic...

Page 21: ...ct the modem cable from the Transmitter s serial port 2 Connect the Transmitter to the computer using the correct cable The correct cable is determined by the type of serial port socket available on t...

Page 22: ...tion required 2 Cut the desired length of cable to be run between the Transmitter and computer Do not exceed a distance of 50 ft 16 5 m as communications may not function at this length 3 Following st...

Page 23: ...ct the CAM6 input socket of the Transmitter to the VIDEO OUT output socket of the CRU 5 Connect all camera output cables to their corresponding camera input BNC type sockets CAM1 CAM6 on the rear pane...

Page 24: ...a Configure DIP Switches in accordance with Table 1 b Physically stack CRUs as shown in Figure 17 c Obtain a proper 25 pin Ribbon Cable to connect ALL units Remember to cut off any excess connectors d...

Page 25: ...four BNC connectors through the holes and rest the card on the standoffs Refer to Figure 19 4 Line up the four holes on the card with the standoffs and install a provided screw into each one Tighten...

Page 26: ...he cards connectors through the slot and rest the card on the standoffs Refer to Figure 21 4 Line up the four holes on the card with the standoffs and install a provided screw into each one Tighten th...

Page 27: ...reverse the card 5 Push the card down into the socket and allow it to swing to an upright position When the latches have snapped into place the card is installed 6 Replace the cover and power on the T...

Page 28: ...r a typical alarm setup To setup the alarm inputs perform the following steps 1 Remove the 4 screws on the sides of the Transmitter and lift the cover to expose the main board 2 Route all alarm cables...

Page 29: ...dition to tie wraps This will ensure solid conductive connections that provide anchoring and suitable stress relief 5 Record all wire color and alarm connection associations for future reference CM 4...

Page 30: ...ge holes to their corresponding relay output Terminal Block connections Relay 1 and Relay 2 3 Connect one color of the cable to a common COM screw terminal labeled GND on the Terminal Block 4 Connect...

Page 31: ...elays for Pan Tilt Zoom Control The Relays can be used for discreet cameras and PTZ drives to control the functions Pan Tilt Zoom and Focus or Iris It is recommended to always use Relays 1 8 for Camer...

Page 32: ...the speakers or microphone will exceed 50 feet or when multiple speakers or microphones will be enabled simultaneously Relays are used where it is necessary to have multi channel audio For example it...

Page 33: ...Transmitter will not communicate with the Receiver or it is necessary to clear the current setup and password use the Reset switch to clear the data This switch is located on the side near the right...

Page 34: ...ne cable is properly installed Modem Verify that the Power LED is illuminated Verify that the modem cable is correctly connected Verify the ISDN modem has been properly configured for the line Alarms...

Page 35: ...8 5050 Toll Free 1 800 808 5780 Fax 201 568 6444 2 Attach a sheet of paper to the unit with the following information a Name and address of the company returning the unit b Name of the TeleSite employ...

Page 36: ...only used cable types are RG 59 U and RG 11 U Each is actually a family of cables with widely varying electrical characteristics some of which are not suitable for CCTV applications Choose a cable typ...

Page 37: ...U 0 7 btu min 0 18 cal min Note These figures represent the conversion of 100 of the electrical energy to heat Actual percentage of the heat generated will be less and will vary from product to produc...

Page 38: ...actual Modem connection speed phone line quality available computer resources amount of change in the actual picture computer display resolution and size and video display resolution Fully configured...

Page 39: ...pin DIP case Radio Frequency Emission Rating FCC Class A European Community CE Standards EN 50081 1 generic emissions EN 50082 1 generic immunity AUDIO BD Audio Card for optional audio capability Sou...

Page 40: ...ent offering alternate voice circuit switched data on two B channels with all data and voice capabilities Pointing Devices Standard mouse or trackball to facilitate easy program maneuverability MECHAN...

Page 41: ...CRU 8 3 ft 19 6 m ENVIRONMENTAL Applies to DV202S Transmitter CRU CM 4 Camera Add On Board and RM 16 16 Relay Add On Board Operating Temperature Range 32 to 120 F 0 to 49 C Operating Humidity Range 0...

Page 42: ...TeleSite USA Inc Corporate Headquarters 225 County Road Tenafly New Jersey 07670 201 568 5050 800 808 5780 Fax 201 568 6444 www telesiteusa com...

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