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Page 1: ...Copyright 2005 Vicon Industries Inc All rights reserved Product specifications subject to change without notice Vicon and its logo are registered trademarks of Vicon Industries Inc VICON INDUSTRIES I...

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Page 3: ...nt 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 Rel...

Page 4: ...ministration 7 Set User Profiles 8 User Number 8 Login ID 9 Privilege 9 Set Administrator Profiles 10 Administrative User 10 Passcode 10 Auto Logoff 10 Logoff Dwell 11 Configure Host Port 11 Baud Rate...

Page 5: ...r Number 25 Baud Rate 26 Receiver Model 26 Communications Delay 26 Home Position 27 Home Aux 1 27 View Receiver Status 27 Alarm Actions 29 Set Alarm Stack Mode 29 Monitor Stack Mode 30 Alarm Input Ord...

Page 6: ...les 51 Camera 52 Preset 52 Preset Title Editor 52 Sector Titles 52 Camera 53 Sector 53 Sector Title Editor 53 Preset or Sector 54 Edit Preset Titles Fixed Sector Display 54 Edit Sector Titles Fixed Pr...

Page 7: ...ll 69 Set Camera Partition 70 Cameras For Monitor 70 Partitioning Cameras to Monitors 70 Set High Speed Switching Output 71 Select Switch Monitor 71 Fix Video Input Range 72 System Diagnostics 73 Set...

Page 8: ...X897 01 Rev 1205 NOVA V1466A List of Tables v List of Tables Table 1 Maximum System Components 2 Table 2 Keypad Status 24 Table 3 Receiver Status 27 Table 4 Serial Port Test Connections 76...

Page 9: ...List of Figures Figure 1 Nova Powerplus VPS1466 1 Figure 2 Sample Matrix 66 System with Nova Powerplus CPU Card 2 Figure 3 Matrix 66 Card Cage Front and Rear Panels 3 Figure 4 Common Stack Mode Exampl...

Page 10: ...ipment Do not allow moisture or liquids to enter any vents Do not use caustic abrasive or aerosol cleaners 6 Attachments Do not use attachments not recommended by Vicon as they may cause hazards 7 Wat...

Page 11: ...wall outlets and extension cords as this can result in a risk of fire or electric shock 17 Object and Liquid Entry Never push objects of any kind into this video product through openings as they may t...

Page 12: ...m Actions Time Date Titler and Video Switch Action From the Administration menus up to 32 users may be defined to the system by a unique login identification number The requirement that administrators...

Page 13: ...System Components Component Maximum Number Receivers 256 Monitors 32 Remote Keypads 32 Alarms Receiver Alarms X IA Alarms 256 256 Host Computer 1 Alarm Printer 1 Note Even though the total number of p...

Page 14: ...connect a coaxial cable to the BNC connector labeled STATUS DISPLAY on the decoder panel and to the IN BNC connector on a monitor This monitor will be the programming monitor and will be used to make...

Page 15: ...ON position Place the keyboard switch also located on the front panel in the ON position If a user ID and passcode for administrators was previously entered you must enter them before accessing the pr...

Page 16: ...System Editor After successful completion of the login process the following screen will display on the monitor This screen displays the software version date and time Press the Escape key on your pr...

Page 17: ...X897 01 Rev 1205 NOVA V1466A Preliminary Operations 6 This page intentionally left blank...

Page 18: ...menu for example to enter the Alarm Actions screen press the 3 key on your programming keyboard Note that you must use the number keys on the main section of your keyboard the number keys on the nume...

Page 19: ...the Administration System Diagnostics and Install Default Menus Note that if a manager logs on to the system the Main Menu will only display four menu selections Administrator privilege permits unrest...

Page 20: ...ege A privilege level must be specified for each user login ID The V1466A accepts up to 32 users 3 of which may have administrator privilege Administrators may access all programming screens Managers...

Page 21: ...SECS ADMINISTRATOR PROFILES ADMINISTRATIVE USER 01 Administrative User The passcode auto logoff and auto logoff dwell are defined for each user specified as an administrator in Privilege on page 9 Set...

Page 22: ...e V1466A jack J1 is typically connected to a personal computer the host computer Unless the PC is running software which automatically detects the V1466A communication settings the PC s communication...

Page 23: ...key Default 1 Parity The parity setting chosen here and at the host computer must agree Settings Even Odd None Keys Numeric keypad s plus key or minus key Default None Logoff Dwell If the logoff dwell...

Page 24: ...functions The Tour setting is used to select a video switching function defined as a series of preset video displays from various camera stations on a specified monitor or on various monitors dependi...

Page 25: ...ime for the event identified with the event number setting discussed in Event Number on page 13 to take place The Time of Day must be entered in 24 hour mode Settings Hours Minutes Keys Number keys ac...

Page 26: ...and salvos Unlike a timed event which activates at a specified time of day triggered events activate when a specified V1200X IA or V1300X IA input is activated For example an X IA alarm input may be...

Page 27: ...00 TRIGGER XIA 003 002 001 005 Settings Enabled used as triggered events Disabled may be used as alarms Keys Numeric keypad s plus key or minus key Shift and numeric keypad s plus or minus key to sele...

Page 28: ...is used to select a video switching function defined as a series of preset video displays from various camera stations on a specified monitor or on various monitors depending upon the tour type The t...

Page 29: ...en the preset 1 for each of the receivers Note This menu item is not displayed onscreen for the other event types Settings 001 to 256 Keys Numeric keypad s plus key or minus key Monitor Number This se...

Page 30: ...eyboard enter the number of a selection Menu Path Main Menu Keypad Receiver Keypad Menus KEYPAD MENUS 1 SET KEYPAD PROFILES 2 SET KYPD PARTITIONS 3 VIEW KEYPAD STATUS ENTER SELECTION ESC PREVIOUS MENU...

Page 31: ...een the keypad and the V1466A control system The baud rate for the RS 232 port keypad 33 is defined on page 11 N A will display if keypad 33 is selected Caution Select the same baud rate for keypads 0...

Page 32: ...ty levels to rank the ability of each keypad to seize control of a camera station from another keypad If the Seize Enable setting is set to Enabled refer to Seize Enable any keypad may take control of...

Page 33: ...X897 01 Rev 1205 NOVA V1466A Keypad Receiver 22 Settings Auto Manual Keys Numeric keypad s plus key or minus key Default Auto...

Page 34: ...artitioned to this keypad will be available Keys Numeric keypad s plus key or minus key Default None Set Keypad Partitions Monitor to keypad partitioning assigns selected monitors to the keypad specif...

Page 35: ...e 8 This screen displays the current status of all remote keypads in the V1466A system Status settings may not be edited from this screen Press Escape to return to the previous screen Table 2 Keypad S...

Page 36: ...LECTION ESC PREVIOUS MENU Set Receiver Profile The receiver model number data transmission home position and status comprise the profile of the receiver identified at the top of the screen Menu Path M...

Page 37: ...eceiver with the variable speed option board installed The V1200R LM receiver supports eight individual camera stations each of which has its own receiver address The V1466A allows the receiver delay...

Page 38: ...eature is activated during alarm acknowledgment as discussed on page 42 or on power up as discussed on page 69 Settings N C not connected On Off Keys Numeric keypad s plus key or minus key Default N C...

Page 39: ...X897 01 Rev 1205 NOVA V1466A Keypad Receiver 28...

Page 40: ...ms For more information on alarm operations refer to Models V1300X DVC and RVC Intelligent Remote Control Panels Instruction Manual X777 Enter the number of a submenu Menu Path Main Menu Alarm Actions...

Page 41: ...for the video from camera 10 at preset 01 The video from camera 10 at preset 01 is defined to be the video displaying on monitor 03 before any alarms are activated Figure 4C illustrates the video dis...

Page 42: ...m camera station 20 at preset 02 Video from camera station 10 at preset 01 Video from camera station 15 at preset 02 Video from camera station 20 at preset 01 Video from camera station 25 at preset 14...

Page 43: ...llustrates the Edit Alarm Call Up screens for two alarms The Edit Alarm Call Up screen is discussed on page 36 Figure 5B illustrates the video from specific cameras at specific preset positions All of...

Page 44: ...preset 01 Video from camera station 15 at preset 02 ALARM ORDER FIFO Video from camera station 20 at preset 01 Video from camera station 25 at preset 14 C Monitor 1 Monitor 2 Monitor 3 1 2 ALARM ORDER...

Page 45: ...to select the alarm input order priority level and global alarm acknowledgment Alarm call up which defines the video and actions to take place when alarms are activated is also defined Specify the ala...

Page 46: ...functions which affect display order act upon alarm monitors individually not globally In other words the stacks are independent each alarm monitor has its own stack However acknowledging an alarm may...

Page 47: ...alarm with priority level 010 Settings 001 to 256 Keys Numeric keypad s plus key or minus key Default 002 Edit Alarm Call Up The alarm call up defines the actions to be taken and the alarm video to be...

Page 48: ...le alarm monitors and set parameters which are specific to each alarm monitor Enter the number of a submenu Menu Path Main Menu Alarm Actions Set Monitor Actions MONITOR ALARM ACTIONS 1 ENABLE ALARM M...

Page 49: ...enu is used to specify alarm monitors set alarm order for independent stack mode specify sequencing or steady display of alarm video and set automatic acknowledgment of alarm video If common stack mod...

Page 50: ...t alarm monitor Keys Numeric keypad s plus key or minus key Alarm Order Independent Stack Mode Only As discussed in Monitor Stack Mode on page 30 an alarm monitor stack is a list of active alarms If t...

Page 51: ...s to the next alarm Settings 001 to 240 seconds Keys Numeric keypad s plus key or minus key to increment decrement by 1 second Shift and numeric keypad s plus or minus key to inc dec by 10 seconds Aut...

Page 52: ...TOR ACK CONTROL MONITOR 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 ACKNLDG ACTION NO ACTION BLANK RESTORE RESTORE RESTORE RESTORE RESTORE RESTORE ENTR ESC STORE ABORT Settings Restore Blank No Action Keys Numeric keypad...

Page 53: ...s past cursor Set Home Acknowledge Control Each receiver may be enabled to return to the home position when the receiver s alarm has been acknowledged The home position is defined as preset 01 for all...

Page 54: ...AUX1 off Restore restores AUX 1 to its prealarm state and No Action which leaves AUX 1 in the state defined in the Edit Alarm Call Up screen on page 36 Menu Path Main Menu Alarm Actions Set Receiver...

Page 55: ...arm inputs must be enabled in order to be processed X IA alarms may be enabled in groups referred to as patterns Three patterns are available The use of patterns allows X IA alarms to operate as a gro...

Page 56: ...s remain in their current state for example a latching normally closed door alarm will activate when the door is opened and remain active until the alarm is acknowledged The default state of X IA alar...

Page 57: ...from Momentary Pattern setting to the group of input numbers Settings A B C Keys Numeric keypad s plus key or minus key Default A Momentary Latching Alarms Define the X IA alarms that will be part of...

Page 58: ...NORM CLSD 005 017 023 003 004 002 001 024 Settings Normally Open Normally Closed Keys Numeric keypad s plus key or minus key Shift and numeric keypad s plus or minus key to set all alarms past cursor...

Page 59: ...ver the same number must be specified at the printer The number of data bits defines the number of bits in a data character Settings 7 8 Keys Numeric keypad s plus key or minus key Default 8 Stop Bits...

Page 60: ...n the monitor screen when the camera is selected if the monitor s camera title display has been enabled Refer to Enable Disable Displays on page 58 for further information on enabling camera titles Th...

Page 61: ...er monitor refer to page 58 TYPE IN CAMERA TITLE AND PRESS ENTER TO STORE OR PRESS ESC TO ABORT CAM 100 MAIN LOBBY CAMERA TITLE EDITOR CAMERA NUMBER 100 Alarm Titles Alarm titles are usually used to i...

Page 62: ...on the Display Titling screen reflects the choice made in the Preset or Title Edit Enable screen if Edit Sector Titles Fixed Preset Display is chosen this section is not applicable refer to Sector Tit...

Page 63: ...AMERA 025 PRESET 10 Sector Titles The V1466A allows either preset or sector titles but not both Use the Preset or Sector Title Edit Enable screen to specify whether the configuration file will contain...

Page 64: ...ber continue to type in the number of the sector whose title is to be edited Press Enter to proceed to the next screen Settings 01 to 16 Keys Number keys across the top Sector Title Editor Type the ti...

Page 65: ...SECTOR DISPLAY 2 EDIT SECTOR TITLES FIXED PRESET DISPLAY ENTER SELECTION ESC PREVIOUS MENU Edit Preset Titles Fixed Sector Display Select 1 to choose preset titles Sector titles will not be available...

Page 66: ...e correct date Only valid numbers will be accepted 4 Enter the correct time Only valid numbers will be accepted 5 If the 12 hour time format was chosen in step 2 above press the F3 key to change the A...

Page 67: ...ON ESC PREVIOUS MENU Edit Screen Layout The Powerplus allows the size appearance and position of onscreen text to be specified per monitor Menu Path Main Menu Time Date Titler Display Controls Edit Sc...

Page 68: ...m Split The onscreen text may be positioned at the top or bottom of the screen or text may be set to display lines at both the top and bottom of the monitor screen Press the 3 key on the programming k...

Page 69: ...ems are used to enable or disable the titles seize and date time settings for the monitor which is specified at the top of the screen Settings 01 to 32 Keys Numeric keypad s plus key or minus key Date...

Page 70: ...itle Fade Controls The camera alarm and preset titles may be set to fade from the screen after a specified period of time These controls are set per monitor Menu Path Main Menu Time Date Controls Disp...

Page 71: ...selected monitor s screen after the fade time elapses Settings Enabled Disabled Keys F2 Fade Time Use the programming keyboard to enter the fade time The fade time may be 00 to 99 seconds The same fa...

Page 72: ...also used to access the High Speed Switching Output Menu which is used to define a range of video for which loss of video in the range activate an alarm Menu Path Main Menu Video Switch Action ENTER S...

Page 73: ...chosen dictates the screen which will display by selecting 2 from the first Sequential Tour Pattern screen Follow the procedure in Define a Monitor Tour or Define a Salvo Tour Define a Monitor Tour M...

Page 74: ...ep in the tour Each step of the tour defines the actions to take place at a relative time in the tour For example step 3 is performed after step 2 and before step 4 The salvo number setting defines th...

Page 75: ...another tour may activate Chain all touring may cease Halt or the tour may repeat Repeat The total number of steps and the tour number are listed at the top of this screen These settings may not be ed...

Page 76: ...reset position upon activation of the salvo but this is not mandatory The speed setting is applicable only for receivers or domes that support that function V1466A systems with only one card cage have...

Page 77: ...1 0564 Note Each dial up number must be unique in the system Dial up numbers are used during operation they may not be used during programming Operational procedures are described in Models V1300X DVC...

Page 78: ...RE ABORT Tours The maximum number of tours in a V1466A configuration is 128 Any dial up number may be assigned in order to identify tours with a customized numbering scheme Menu Path Main Menu Video S...

Page 79: ...01 0502 0503 0504 0505 NUMBER KEYS SET DIAL UP ENTR ESC STORE ABORT Settings 0501 to 8999 Keys Numeric keypad s plus key or minus key Default 0501 to 0564 Set Default Call Up The default call up speci...

Page 80: ...fault Blank Select Number If the Action setting is Blank the Select Number and Home Recall settings will not display For other settings select the number of the camera tour or salvo to be selected upo...

Page 81: ...ettings 01 to 32 Keys Numeric keypad s plus key or minus key Tab key to move from Cameras for Monitor setting to partitioning table Partitioning Cameras to Monitors The procedure of assigning cameras...

Page 82: ...Sw Output 1 SELECT SWTCH MONITOR 2 FIX VIDEO INPUT RANGE SET HI SPD SWTCH OUTPUT ENTER SELECTION ESC PREVIOUS MENU Select Switch Monitor As described in the following screen the monitor dedicated to...

Page 83: ...E ABORT Settings 00 to 32 choose 00 to disable this feature Keys Numeric keypad s plus key or minus key Fix Video Input Range The video loss detector will detect the loss of video from any camera in t...

Page 84: ...he currently selected video input is displayed onscreen in the text 2 Check that the video from the specified camera input and onscreen message shown in the screen below are displayed on each monitor...

Page 85: ...dels V1300X DVC and RVC Intelligent Remote Control Panels Instruction Manual X777 if necessary 4 Observe the switching of these two signals on the monitors and use the numeric keypad to enter a three...

Page 86: ...alarm interface device s Press Enter and observe the LEDs they should illuminate for an active alarm Check the alarm device s and connections to the V1466A if any discrepancies are found Menu Path Mai...

Page 87: ...ations will be tested using test cables or jumper wires to connect the appropriate ports Perform the following steps to test the four V1466A serial ports Disconnect all power to the V1466A before maki...

Page 88: ...access test fails Custom configurations should be backed up as discussed in Nova Powerplus VPS1466 Host Computer Interface Software Manual X912 as the system configuration must be reloaded if the tes...

Page 89: ...read write capabilities of the V1466A Note whether the memory test passed or failed and press the Escape key to return to the System Diagnostics Menu 3 If the test failed or was interrupted reload th...

Page 90: ...nual It may be desirable to reinstall system defaults at some time after a customized configuration has been developed Pressing Enter at the following screen will install system defaults Caution Insta...

Page 91: ...u must program the V1466A as described in this manual Install TDT Defaults It may be necessary to reinstall default time date titling defaults after customized programming has been performed Caution I...

Page 92: ...TO FACTORY DEFAULTS INSTALL DEFAULTS TDT DEFAULTS PRESE ENTR TO CONTINUE PRESS ESC TO ABORT During installation of the time date titling defaults the following screen will display To customize the tim...

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Page 94: ...o Switching System Installation Manual X824 Also check the Set Keypad Profiles Menu to ensure that all keypads are set to the same baud rate as described here 1 Access the Set Keypad Profiles Menu Men...

Page 95: ...ct a user number 3 Use the key to access the user privilege Use the or key to assign administrator privilege Edit other settings if necessary 4 Press Enter to save settings and return to the Administr...

Page 96: ...occur check connections using Matrix 66 Super High Density Video Switching System Installation Manual X824 Also check the Set Receiver Profiles Menu to ensure that all receivers are set to the same b...

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Page 98: ...contact Vicon Industries U K Ltd Brunel Way Fareham PO15 5TX United Kingdom Phone 44 0 1489 577775 Fax 44 0 1489 578923 2 Attach a sheet of paper to the unit with the following information a Name and...

Page 99: ...ny and the return shipment is prepaid in accordance with policy The Company will not be obligated to repair or replace equipment showing abuse or damage or to parts which in the judgment of the Compan...

Page 100: ...55 Baud Rate Host Computer 11 Keypads 20 Printer 46 Receivers 25 Border 55 C Cameras Partitioning 68 Titles 47 Chain To Tour 63 Character Size 55 Closure Type 45 Common Stack Mode 28 Communications K...

Page 101: ...ter 12 M Main Menu 7 Maximum System Components 2 Memory 75 Menu Path Defined 7 Model Number 25 Momentary 43 Monitor Alarm 35 Dwell Time 38 Default 22 Number 15 18 Partitioning 68 Tours 60 P Parity Hos...

Page 102: ...1 Time 14 52 56 Time Date Titling 47 Defaults 78 Timed Events 13 Day of Week 14 Event Number 13 Event Type 13 Monitor Number 15 Receiver Number 15 Schedule 14 Time of Day 14 Titles Alarms 48 Camera 47...

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