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Installation and Operation Manual

Controls

General

Soft

touch,

rubberized

push

buttons with indicator lights.

1 Cam Rec (Function)

Used in combination with other

buttons to access special functions.

Full

Screen

(Zoom)

Selects full screen, 2x zoom display

or program menu.

PIP (Up Arrow)

Selects

Picture-In-Picture

display

or UP function.

2 x 2 (Down Arrow)

Selects 2 x 2 picture display or
DOWN function.

(Left

Arrow)

Selects 3 x 3 picture display

or LEFT function.

(Right

Arrow)

Selects 4 x 4 picture display

or RIGHT function.

Live

Selects camera inputs for viewing.

Tape

Selects VCR input for viewing.

Seq

(Sequence)

Selects sequential camera display in

full screen or lower right window.

Select

Selects cameras for display.

Camera

Selects camera for viewing or single
camera record. Turns motion

targets on or off.

Connectors

Power

2.1 mm pin-type female. Power

input.

Remote

DB25-S.

Remote

control

via

contact closure, TTL/CMOS or

RS-232 data.

Alarm

DB25-S. Alarm control via contact

closure or TTL/CMOS signal.

Call

Mon

BNC. Video signal output to call

monitor.

Summary of Contents for MUX-1602C

Page 1: ...MUX 1602C Color screen multiplexer User s Guide...

Page 2: ...nd used in accordance with the instruc tion manual may cause interference to radio communications It has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A computing device pursuant to subp...

Page 3: ...d record multiple cameras through the application of digital video multiplexing Dynamic Time Division DTD and Vertical Interval Signal VIS technology Using proprietary DTD technology MUX 1602C multipl...

Page 4: ...quired Connections 10 Cameras 10 Main Mon Monitor 10 Power 10 Optional Connections 10 Call Mon Monitor 10 VCR In 10 VCR Out 10 S VHS In 11 S VHS Out 11 Alarm 11 Alarm Inputs 11 Alarm Hold Input 11 Ala...

Page 5: ...R Record Time 20 VCR Alarm Record Time 20 Menu 4 Alarm Duration 21 Menu 5 Global Dwell 21 Menu 6 Camera Titles 22 Motion Detection Setup Screen 22 Menu 7 Security Lock 23 USING THE MUX 1602C 24 Operat...

Page 6: ...tion Detection 37 How Motion Detection Works 37 Motion Detection Setup 37 Motion Sequencing 38 Alarm Counter 39 SPECIAL APPLICATIONS 40 Simultaneous Record and Play 40 Multiplexed Video Transmission 4...

Page 7: ...le of Contents continued APPENDIX C IN CASE OF TROUBLE 48 APPENDIX D TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 51 Operating Defaults 51 Video Format 51 Video Level 51 Alarm 52 Display 52 Controls 53 Connectors 53 Elec...

Page 8: ...ission 5 Figure 4 MUX 1602C System with RS 232 Control 5 Figure 5 MUX 1602C Controls and Indicators 6 Figure 6 MUX 1602C Rear Panel Connectors 8 Figure 7 Alarm Connector 44 Figure 8 Remote Connector 4...

Page 9: ...acing the MUX 1602C in Setup mode To Engage or Release Security Lock 1 Select the operating mode in which the unit is to be locked 2 Press and hold the function button and press the zoom but ton The M...

Page 10: ...and full screen viewing Video inputs and outputs provided for both standard and Super VHS video cassette recorders On screen display includes date time alarm status video loss and 10 character camera...

Page 11: ...cy with which that camera is recorded and displayed In this way recording and display time are dynamically allocated according to the scene activity Motion sensitivity for each camera input can be set...

Page 12: ...l Signaling VIS techniques to encode system information onto video output to the VCR Time date camera title camera number and alarm status information are placed on the 16 horizontal lines preceding t...

Page 13: ...4 XtendLan MUX 1602C Figure 1 Basic MUX 1602C System Figure 2 MUX 1602C System with Two VCRs...

Page 14: ...Installation and Operation Manual 5 Figure 3 One Way Multiplexed Video Transmission Figure 4 MUX 1602C System with RS 232 Control...

Page 15: ...llowing paragraphs Figure 5 MUX 1602C Controls and Indicators THE FRONT PANEL Some front panel buttons have dual functions In the descriptions below the primary button function is listed first followe...

Page 16: ...ght arrow to toggle the time date display 7 live Displays the camera inputs in the current format This button is also used during setup to turn on all motion detection targets on the cursor line 8 tap...

Page 17: ...provides a composite video signal to the Call Monitor in the full screen format Either one live camera or one or more alarm cameras may be displayed 5 main mon This BNC connector provides a composite...

Page 18: ...ual 9 10 cam in These BNC connectors accept the composite video output of color or B W cameras Camera input termination is selectable 11 cam out These BNC connectors provide looping camera video from...

Page 19: ...EIA PAL CCIR compatible video monitor This monitor displays selected live or recorded cameras in any available format This output must be properly terminated Power Connect the MUX 1602C power module...

Page 20: ...llow the MUX 1602C to be completely integrated with security systems See Alarm Response for details Alarm Inputs MUX 1602C Alarm Inputs accept a contact type or TTL CMOS alarm signal Connect alarm pin...

Page 21: ...nect remote pin 25 to the output of a compatible source of RS 232 control data Connect the remaining side of the source to ground pin 13 14 or 15 See Remote Connector for details Remote Control Panel...

Page 22: ...he MUX 1602C The procedure is as follows 1 Pressfunction down arrow Internally generated color bars appear on the Main Monitor 2 Turn off any automatic color control features on the monitor that might...

Page 23: ...omplete the monitor calibration procedure 2 Connect all system cameras directly to the MUX 1602C camera inputs Remove all connections to the looping lower camera outputs 3 Make sure the MUX 1602C is c...

Page 24: ...xed camera video You may select any viewing mode or display format while recording This will not affect the tape because camera recording and display are independent operations 2 After several minutes...

Page 25: ...ng the option Selecting a Menu Press zoom to go to the next setup menu The next menu appears with the flashing highlight at the first option You can only jump forward through the setup menus If you pr...

Page 26: ...Be sure to turn offtheVCR s time date display feature If it is turned on the time and date will also appear in each window of the display during tape playback You can check this by pressing the TAPE...

Page 27: ...M and VIDLOSS messages remain on screen It toggles as follows ON All messages remain on screen until manually cleared Press the function button to remove messages for all expired alarm events messages...

Page 28: ...pening or TTL CMOS logic high as an alarm event The default alarm input polarity setting is ACT LOW Input Impedance The Input Impedance option allows you to set the termination status of all MUX 1602C...

Page 29: ...peeds Use the up and down arrows to set each speed NOTE If the MUX 1602C alarm output will not be connected to the VCR s alarm input VCR Record Time and VCR Alarm Record Time should be set to the same...

Page 30: ...et the camera switching rate The Global Dwell setting determines the rate at which the MUX 1602C sequences cameras in the lower right window of the display or full screen when seq is selected It also...

Page 31: ...een described below for the current camera Press zoom to set the next camera title If the Camera Titles menu for Camera 16 is displayed presszoom to go to Menu 7 Press a camera button to set that came...

Page 32: ...t motion target setting and returns to the Camera Titles menu Using the buttons above define those areas of the picture in which motion is to be detected SeeVideo Motion Detectionfor a detailed descri...

Page 33: ...front panel Press thelive button to view live camera video Thelive light comes on indicating the Main Monitor is displaying camera input video Cameras may be displayed on the Main Monitor in any orde...

Page 34: ...3 4 x 4 Cameras may be displayed in any order in any of the available views Tape playback and live camera viewing work identically in all respects The MUX 1602C detects recorded alarm events during t...

Page 35: ...zoom window insert The zoom window contains a one quarter sized view of the current camera overlaid with a movable zoom pointer The zoom pointer indicates the picture area being zoomed and can be mov...

Page 36: ...ormats Picture In Picture PIP 2 x 2 3 x 3 and 4 x 4 Each display can be composed by selecting the cameras and their location on screen Cameras not already displayed can be sequenced in the lower right...

Page 37: ...e PIP format is displayed 2 x 2 Format The 2 x 2 format is the familiar quad display It displays four pictures at one time Cameras can be selected for display in any window Cameras not already display...

Page 38: ...ct button again The select light goes out The MUX 1602C remembers the 3 x 3 camera selection and will recall it the next time the 3 x 3 format is displayed 4 x 4 Format The 4 x 4 format displays 16 pi...

Page 39: ...ht goes out Sequencing stops with the current camera displayed in the lower right window or full screen Videotape Operations The MUX 1602C allows recording of multiple cameras onto a single videotape...

Page 40: ...gle priority camera exclusively This feature can be turned on or off at any time To Start Single Camera Recording 1 Press and hold the 1 cam rec function button 2 Press the camera button for the camer...

Page 41: ...echanical alarm event occurs when there is a contact closure at any MUX 1602C alarm input A video loss alarm occurs when the MUX 1602C detects the loss of video at an active camera input A recorded al...

Page 42: ...re are multiple alarms the alarm cameras will display in sequence on the Call Monitor 5 Switches the Main Monitor to the highest multicamera format if the alarm camera is not already on display 6 Over...

Page 43: ...or details When the initial alarm is detected in Tape mode the MUX 1602C does the following 1 Energizes the alarm relay 2 Switches to the VCR Alarm Record Time rate 3 Encodes the camera as alarm and s...

Page 44: ...input and displays the VIDLOSS message If multiple cameras lose camera input those camera titles will be displayed in sequence on the Call Monitor 4 Switches the Main Monitor to the multicamera forma...

Page 45: ...1602C detects a recorded alarm while in Tape mode it does the following 1 Flashes the associated camera button light 2 Displays the alarm camera on the Call Monitor overlaid with the ALARM message 3...

Page 46: ...nts are displayed and captured on videotape How Motion Detection Works The MUX 1602C continuously scans each camera input for video When video is detected the unit captures one video field in digital...

Page 47: ...f motion is detected at Cameras 5 and 9 then just Camera 5 then at Camera 2 the sequence becomes At point A motion is detected at Camera 5 and Camera 9 The MUX 1602C creates a motion group containing...

Page 48: ...arm count for each camera input and the time date on which the count was last cleared To Exit the Alarm Counter Screen Press the live button to exit the alarm counter screen The MUX 1602C removes the...

Page 49: ...in applications that demand continuous video recording of multiple cameras It allows an operator equipped with a second video recorder to review MUX 1602C tapes without interrupting the recording pro...

Page 50: ...at Site A to the vcr in connector at Site B Both Site A and Site B can view the cameras located at Site A Site B can view either local cameras press live or the cameras located at Site A press functi...

Page 51: ...Factory Technical Support RS 232 Data The RS 232 remote feature allows the MUX 1602C to be controlled from a computer or ASCII communications terminal see Figure 4 MUX 1602C System with RS 232 The MUX...

Page 52: ...unctions The effect of a button press is determined by the current status of the unit Determine the status of the MUX 1602C before issuing remote commands because inappropriate commands will be ignore...

Page 53: ...nput 1 14 Alarm input 14 2 Alarm input 2 15 Alarm input 15 3 Alarm input 3 16 Alarm input 16 4 Alarm input 4 17 Reserved 5 Alarm input 5 18 Ground 6 Alarm input 6 19 Ground 7 Alarm input 7 20 Ground 8...

Page 54: ...13 14 or 15 PIN NO PIN ASSIGNMENT PIN NO PIN ASSIGNMENT 1 Remote panel 14 Ground 2 Remote panel 15 Ground 3 Remote panel 16 Remote panel 4 Remote panel 17 Remote panel 5 Remote panel 18 Remote panel...

Page 55: ...1602C installation for either uncontrolled or controlled alarm recording When alarm recording is not controlled the VCR records alarmed cameras as normal video Recorder operation is not affected by a...

Page 56: ...ct the MUX 1602C vcr in and vcr out connectors to the VCR s video output and video input respectively 2 Connect a wire from the VCR ground to MUX 1602C alarm connector pin 24 alarm output common 3 Con...

Page 57: ...o save time spend a few minutes getting organized before you pick up the telephone Before calling your Robot dealer or Factory Technical Support write down the following information The serial number...

Page 58: ...era iris using calibrated monitor Black horizontal lines through picture or picture not stable Camera is double terminated Remove second termination from camera Faulty camera sync or video output Repl...

Page 59: ...input Serial communications protocol not correct Configure remote device for 1200 bps 1 start bit 8 data bits 1 stop bit no parity Data and data ground connections reversed Reverse data and data groun...

Page 60: ...splay Live Switcher Select and Sequence off VCR Record Time 24 hours VCR Alarm Record Time 24 hours Alarm Duration 4 seconds Global Dwell 2 seconds Alarm Message Latch Off Video Loss Alarm On Audible...

Page 61: ...TL CMOS Active High signal Alarm Duration 4 second default Menu selectable from 2 to 999 seconds Alarm Output Normally open NO and normally closed NC contacts with shared common 2 0 A at 30 VDC resist...

Page 62: ...3 picture display or LEFT function 4 x 4 Right Arrow Selects 4 x 4 picture display or RIGHT function Live Selects camera inputs for viewing Tape Selects VCR input for viewing Seq Sequence Selects sequ...

Page 63: ...to VCR Camera In BNC Composite video input from camera Camera Out BNC Composite video output from camera passive loop through Electrical Power Requirement 18 Watts center positive 12 VDC Physical Cha...

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