ADEMCO RapidEye plus, Инструкция по установке и настройке

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Rapid Eye Remote Video Unit Installation and Setup Guide
3.0 Installing the Remote Video Unit
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2. Plug the supplied power cord from the rear of the Remote Video Unit to
a grounded power supply.
3.1 Connecting Cameras
Cameras must be connected to Rapid Eye equipment in compliance with
normal CCTV installation and configuration practices (refer to Appendix C:
Common CCTV Practices on page 25).
Connect each video signal source to a BNC type connector in the VIDEO
INPUTS section. Each camera (1 through 16) is associated with the same
numbered connector (for example, camera 1 is associated with connector 1,
and so on).
Each camera connected must use an RG-59U 75-ohm coaxial video cable
with a continuous shield, and a BNC solder or crimp type connector. The
maximum cable length between each camera and the Remote Video Unit is
750 feet. When installing coaxial cable, there must be no loops, kinks, or
wraparounds. Avoid running video cables near fluorescent lights, RF
receivers or transmitters, or through elevator shafts.
The coaxial cable (RG-59U) to be used with Rapid Eye equipment is
constructed as shown in Appendix C.2 Coaxial Cable on page 26.
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Note: It is not recommended to use BNC screw-on type
connectors. If the connectors are not properly installed, the
entire system performance will be compromised.
Setting DIP Switches
The DIP switches, located on the rear panel of the Remote Video Unit, allow
you to select whether each video signal is terminated. Setting the DIP switch
to ON terminates the signal (75 • ). Setting the DIP switch to OFF sets the
input to high impedance (Hi-Z).
If the signal is shared by another CCTV device (e.g., monitor, VCR,
multiplexer, amplifier), one, and only one, of the devices (usually the last
device in the series) must terminate the signal.