Toshiba JK-MX16A Instruction Manual Download

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Installation Steps

(1) If cameras are to be looped out to other devices, the termination switch inside the unit has to be set to off. (Refer

to page 12 for details)

(2) Set the time and date on the menu screen.

(3) If the time-lapse VCR is equipped with an on-screen menu for programming, use the VCR Bypass function to view

the on-screen menu on the monitor. (Refer to page 15 for details).

(4) Select the desired recording mode on the time-lapse recorder.

(5) Select a recording mode in the multiplexer that matches the record mode on the VCR. (Refer to page 22

“Recording Functions” for details

(6) When alarm output contacts of this unit are to be connected to the VCR, it will be necessary to program the alarm

recording duration of the time-lapse recorder to “MANUAL”. The recording duration of the alarm event will be then
be controlled by the dwell time that is programmed in the JK-MX16A. (Refer to page 23 for details).

Camera

ALARM IN

VCR

Monitor

REC TRIGG. OUT

VIDEO IN

VIDEO OUT

Alarm Out

GND

Alarm In

JX-MX16A

REC Trigger In

RECORDER OUT

RECORDER IN

MAIN

CALL

Connection

Basic Wiring Example:

Summary of Contents for JK-MX16A

Page 1: ...nual COLOR MULTIPLEXER JK MX16A 16CH DIGITAL MULTIPLEXER JK MX16 SEQUENCE ZOOM MENU CALL LOAD FREEZE SAVE ALARM RESET ENTER DUPLEX VIEW LIVE PLAYBACK 1 9 2 10 3 11 4 12 5 13 6 14 7 15 8 16 MULTI CAMERA SELECT Digital ...

Page 2: ...dance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equip ment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense USER INSTALLER CAUTION Your authority to operate this FCC verified equipment could be voided if you make changes or modifications not...

Page 3: ...d or electric shock Be always sure to remove the AC adapter at once and contact your dealer Do not install the product where splashing of water may occur such as outdoor a bathroom etc This may cause fire and or electric shock Do not repair disassemble and or modify by yourself This may cause fire and or electric shock Be always sure to contact your dealer for internal repair check and cleaning of...

Page 4: ... such as a bathroom a place close to a humidifier etc This may cause fire and or electric shock Do not put the product in a moist soot and or dusty place such as a kitchen etc Do not put the product where a soot and steam may occur such as a kitchen etc or in a dusty place This may cause fire and or electric shock Do not allow children to play with the packaging boxes packaging bags or other mater...

Page 5: ...tion 15 VCR Playback Adjustment Function 15 Using the DUPLEX VIEW Function to Simultaneously View the Camera Image and the VCR Playback image 16 Day Night Function 17 SET UP 18 Setting Contents 19 1 System Set up 19 2 Camera Functions 20 3 Recording Set up 21 4 Alarm Functions 23 5 Multi view Functions 27 6 Sequence Set up 28 7 Security Set up 29 Schedule Setting 30 Motion Area Setting 30 Factory ...

Page 6: ...hat you can select to view any camera you wish to view without having to view all of the cameras that have been recorded The speed at which the multiplexer switches from camera to camera is determined by the speed at which the VCR records For example if the VCR is set to record in 18 hour modes also known as 24 Hour Virtual Real Time the JK MX16A must be programmed to record at the same speed Refe...

Page 7: ...ously viewing live images Refer to page 16 for details Zoom Function The zoom function allows a live camera image to be enlarged up to five times the normal size Refer to page 14 for details VCR Playback Adjustment Function This function allows the user to maximize the stability of the playback images Essentially it helps minimize vertical jitter and minimize the mixing of playback cameras Refer t...

Page 8: ...TER DUPLEX VIEW LIVE PLAYBACK 1 9 2 10 3 11 4 12 5 13 6 14 7 15 8 16 MULTI CAMERA SELECT Digital CAMERAS LOOPING 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 MAIN COM MAIN RECORDER ALARMS TRIGGER DC 5V 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 OUT IN RECORDER IN CALL RECORDER OUT z x c P v Q b W n E m R T Y U I O A S J D K F L G Z X H Rear Panel Instruction in Brief Front Panel ...

Page 9: ...button This button has multiple functions Press to place the cameras into sequence mode Press to reset alarm after an activation Press to make playback adjustments while in playback mode Also used during menu programming d DUPLEX VIEW button Press to display the camera image and the VCR playback image simultaneously f ZOOM button This button has multiple functions Press while in live mode to zoom ...

Page 10: ...tton has multiple functions Used during menu programming Used to navigate while in zoom mode Press together with the button to freeze image Used when setting Day Night gain level l button This button has multiple functions Used during menu programming Used to navigate while in zoom mode Press together with the button to save the current front panel display mode Used when setting Day Night gain lev...

Page 11: ...s used for all alarm inputs outputs and also contains the input REC Trigger In for synchronizing VCR to multiplexer If using a Toshiba time lapse recorder a synchronization cable is not required J CALL This is the call monitor output BNC connector This output is limited to display live full screen images K RECORDER OUT Recorder output connector BNC connect it to the video input of VCR etc L MAIN M...

Page 12: ... matches the record mode on the VCR Refer to page 22 Recording Functions for details 6 When alarm output contacts of this unit are to be connected to the VCR it will be necessary to program the alarm recording duration of the time lapse recorder to MANUAL The recording duration of the alarm event will be then be controlled by the dwell time that is programmed in the JK MX16A Refer to page 23 for d...

Page 13: ...h to off Setting method 1 Disconnect the AC adapter Remove the 8 screws from the side and the 2 screws from rear then take off the top cover 2 Set the switches SJ01 SJ02 on the main circuit board to ON or OFF 3 Attach the top cover and tighten the screws in their original positions 4 Attach the AC adapter ON 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 SJ01 SJ02 No Input Name 1 Camera 1 2 Camera 2 3 Camera ...

Page 14: ...13 to Channel 16 The LEDs of CAMERA SELECT buttons 13 to 16 light 3x3 Display The camera image can be viewed in a 3x3 display 1 Press the 3x3 button The images from the Channel 10 to Channel 16 will not be displayed 4x4 Display The camera image can be viewed in a 4x4 display 1 Press the 4x4 button MULTI Display Camera images can be viewed in a variety of multiple displays 1 Press the MULTI button ...

Page 15: ... follows For a full screen display Camera image is switched in the full screen display For a 2x2 display Camera image at the lower right position of the 2x2 screen is switched For a 3x3 display Camera image at the lower right position of the 3x3 screen is switched For an 8 2 display Camera image at the upper left position of the 8 2 screen is switched For a 12 1 display Camera image at the center ...

Page 16: ...o exit the VCR direct mode press the LIVE PLAYBACK button one more time VCR Playback Adjustment Function The JK MX16A has the VCR Playback Adjustment function for offering users improved image quality and synchronization Adjustment 1 Use the LIVE PLAYBACK button to select the playback mode and LED will go off 2 Play the time lapse VCR 3 Press the SEQUENCE button 4 The VCR playback adjustment scree...

Page 17: ...not lit 2 To view the camera image while viewing the VCR playback image 1 Press the LIVE PLAYBACK button and select the Playback mode The LED is not lit 2 Press the DUPLEX VIEW button The LED will light and the Window screen will display 3 Press the CAMERA SELECT button to display the desired camera image 4 To exit the Duplex view mode press the DUPLEX VIEW button The LED is not lit 3 Display posi...

Page 18: ...ignal The Day Night function will function on the main monitor output as well as the VCR output however it will not function on the call monitor output Note that if the Night mode is set while normal level video is being input such as a daytime scene the output image will exhibit a white out phenomenon Please exercise caution when setting this function To set the Day Night Function gain use the or...

Page 19: ...s sets the date display function serial communication parameters etc Camera Functions This sets the title display Day night functions etc Recording Set up This sets the functions that are recorded to the VCR Alarm Functions This set the alarm functions Multi view Functions This set the Multi view functions Sequence Set up This sets the automatic switching functions Security Set up This sets the se...

Page 20: ...nd time on the main monitor 2 Off Does not display the date and time on the main monitor T D View Call Mon Sets the time and date display of the call monitor screen On Off 1 On Displays the date and time on the call monitor 2 Off Does not display the date and time on the call monitor T D View VCR PB Sets the time and date display of the VCR playback screen On Off 1 On Displays the date and time on...

Page 21: ...s with the exception of the clock to be returned to the default values that were in effect at time of shipping After the Default is executed it will take approx 1 minute 30 seconds to complete it Default Default Yes ENTER Execute MENU Return 2 Camera Functions 2 1 Title Functions Camera Title Inputs the title character display of each channel Entry of a maximum of 10 characters alphanumeric and sy...

Page 22: ...en mute On Off Settings can be made for each channel independently 1 Off Displays the image 2 On Does not display the image 2 3 Day Night Set up Sets the Day Night function On Off Settings can be made for each channel independently 1 Off Does not use the Day Night function 2 On Uses the Day Night function 3 Sche When within the set time the Day Night function will be activated 3 Recording Set up 3...

Page 23: ...e 1 SP SP mode 2 EP EP mode LP LP mode in the PAL version Alarm time Sets the VCR recording time mode When the SP mode has been selected with the aforementioned mode selection 1 2H 3H in the PAL version 2 12H 3 24H When the EP LP in the PAL version mode has been selected with the aforementioned mode selection 1 6H 2 18H 3 24H VCR Input Select BNC S VIDEO Set up MENU Accept Return 3 3 VCR Input Sel...

Page 24: ... cameras example In a 4 camera system when camera 4 is alarmed the camera sequence would be as follows 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 4 2 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 Level 1 The alarmed camera is recorded at a higher priority than non alarmed cameras example In a 4 camera system when camera 4 is alarmed the camera sequence would be as follows 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 2 4 4 4 3 4 Level 0 No change to the recording sequence when an al...

Page 25: ... is being input 3 Inf The alarm operation is held until the ALARM RESET reset button is pressed or the power is switched off Buzzer Sets the buzzer On Off when the alarm signal is input Settings can be made for each channel independently 1 Off Buzzer is not sounded 2 On Buzzer is sounded Motion Functions 1 2 Motion Sensitivity Motion Direction Motion Size Motion Area Detection Mode Motion Counter ...

Page 26: ...the motion alarmed camera Each camera can be programmed independently 1 Off Motion alarmed camera is not called out to main monitor 2 On Motion alarmed camera is called out to main monitor 3 Sche Motion alarmed camera is called out to main monitor based on a timer schedule Main Mon Display Sets the display screen of the main monitor output when the motion detection is used as an alarm 1 Full Full ...

Page 27: ... Main Mon Callout Sets the operation of the main monitor output when video loss has been detected Settings can be made for each channel independently 1 Off No action is taken even if video loss is detected 2 On The screen takes on the 4x4 screen format when video loss is detected and LOSS is displayed Video loss operation Video Loss Dwell Time Sets the video loss dwell time when video loss has bee...

Page 28: ...ght 5 None 5 3 8 2 Fix Cam Select Sets the spot channel of the 8 2 screen 5 4 Duplex position Sets the display position of the sub screen in the duplex view mode 1 Top Left 2 Top Right 3 Bottom Left 4 Bottom Right Multi view Functions PIP 1 PIP 2 8 2 Fix Cam Select Duplex position Select ENTER Next MENU Return PIP 1 Top Left Top Right Bottom Left Bottom Right PIP 2 None Set up MENU Accept Return P...

Page 29: ...ence dwell time and camera selection that is displayed in the main monitor can be programmed in this menu By pressing the ENTER button while in the Main Mon Sequence menu all connected cameras will be added to the main monitor sequence selection Once the ENTER button is pressed the multiplexer will detect the presence of a camera input signal and will automatically add each camera to the sequence ...

Page 30: ...ss code will be required to operate the menu 1 Off Does not lock the menu operation 2 On Locks the menu operation To set the access code From the main menu select the Security Set Up in order to enter the security menu By pressing the Button while the cursor is on the menu Lock the access code field will be displayed Access Code At this point enter a four digit password by using the CAMERA SELECT ...

Page 31: ... the Motion Area setting menu There are two methods available Manual and Auto Manual 1 Use the or button to select Manual 2 A press of the button will display the range over which motion detection is enabled Portions indicated by a o make up the enabled range 3 When there is a portion for which motion detection is not desired move the cursor with the or buttons then press the ENTER button and the ...

Page 32: ...3 Recording Set up 3 1 Camera Rec select 3 2 Recording Function Normal mode Normal time Alarm mode Alarm time 3 3 VCR Input Select 3 4 Camera Priority Rec 3 5 High density Mode Factory default setting 24H MM dd yy 10 01 2000 On On On On Top White 9600 1 Save CAMERA Channel No On All channel On All channel On All channel Bottom On All channel Off All channel Off All channel On All channel EP 18H SP...

Page 33: ...ce 6 3 2x2 Sequence 6 4 3x3 Sequence 6 5 8 2 Sequence 6 6 12 1 Sequence 7 Security Set up Menu Lock Button Lock Remote Lock Preset at time of factory shipping Level 3 N O All channel On All channel Full On All channel On All channel 10sec All channel On All channel Middle All channel Overall All channel S All channel Manual All channel Alarm All channel On All channel Off All channel Full Off All ...

Page 34: ... out 2 22 Alarm out 3 23 Alarm out 4 24 Alarm out 5 25 Alarm out 6 26 Alarm out 7 27 Alarm out 8 28 Alarm out 9 29 Alarm out 10 30 Alarm out 11 31 Alarm out 12 32 Alarm out 13 33 Alarm out 14 34 Alarm out 15 35 Alarm out 16 36 Alarm out 37 5V Input Output Operation Input Normal Close or Normal Open Logic level Low or Logic level High Set in menu Input Output Open Collector ALARMS TRIGGER Connector...

Page 35: ...of this unit the settings can be changed to the PAL system or RS 422 communications profile Setting Method 1 Disconnect the AC adapter Remove the 8 screws from the sides and the 2 screws from the rear then take off the top cover 2 Set switch S501 on the main circuit board according to the settings of the table below 3 Attach the top cover and tighten the screws in their original positions 4 Connec...

Page 36: ...utput To CMOS input 100ms or greater 32ms or greater 10ms or greater 10ms or greater Maximun 5V DC 20mA Negative logical signal input DC3 3V 3 3V 0V 5V 0V 22kΩ 220Ω DC5V DC3 3V 10kΩ 4 7kΩ 47kΩ Input Output Terminal Alarm Input Moving picture trigger input Alarm output Signal Level Internal Circuit Equivalent 4 7kΩ ...

Page 37: ...u mode has been set Perhaps the alarm mode has been set Perhaps the VCR direct mode has been set Perhaps the menu screen has been set It is possible that the unit is not in the alarm mode Check the VCR mode tracking adjustment While playing back a commercial pre recorded tape set the unit to the VCR direct mode Check the direct playback image in VCR direct mode The image might be disturbed when th...

Page 38: ...l Sampling 711 x 460 NTSC 711 x 562 PAL Operating conditions Temperature 32 F to 104 F 0 C to 40 C Humidity less than 90 Connector section Alarm input DB37 Ground input 0V to 0 5V Alarm output DB37 Open Short less than 20mA Recording trigger input DB37 0V 5V pulse signal Communication port DB9 RS232C or RS422 Design and specifications are subject to change without notice Note Please acknowledge th...

Page 39: ... to an ASP DISCLAIMERS ALL OTHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES ON THIS PRODUCT INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE HEREBY DISCLAIMED SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS SO THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU IF THIS PRODUCT IS NOT IN GOOD WORKING ORDER AS WA...

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