American Dynamics 1689B, Руководство по установке

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SETUP
There are eight pairs of rotary BCD switches which associate
the camera identifiers with their respective channel. The
locations of S1 through S16 on the PCB are shown in Figure 1
below. Rotary switches S1 and S2 are for the camera assigned
to channel 1, switches S3 and S4 are for the camera assigned to
channel 2, etc. The first switch of each pair is for the Tens
value and the second is for the Units value of the camera
identifier. For example, if camera 17 is used on channel 3,
then S5 is moved to the position marked ‘1’ and S6 is moved
to the position marked ‘7’.
The tables in OP0064 show the appropriate switches which
relate to a specific Pan/Tilt and lens connector for no
auxiliaries. For example, looking at Table OP0064, rotary
switches S5 and S6 refer to Pan/Tilt connector J301, or OUT 3.
Therefore, if camera 47 is to be used on Pan/Tilt and lens
connector J301, then S5 is set to '4' and S6 is set to '7'.
The OP0065 tables show rotary switches for four auxiliaries.
OP0066 shows switches for eight auxiliaries. If four or eight
are used, then the rotary switches must be used to assign a 12-
pin connector to an auxiliary (OUT 2, OUT 4, OUT 6, and
OUT 8 for four auxiliaries; OUT 1 to OUT 8 for eight
auxiliaries). For example, if an auxiliary is used on the second
connector J201 (OUT 2), set S3 to '0' and S4 to '2'. To access
this auxiliary from the CPU, enter 02 when asked for the
camera number.
Note: A camera identifier number cannot be assigned to
more than one camera channel, and an auxiliary number
cannot be assigned to more than one auxiliary channel.
Camera Identifier Conversion
Camera identifiers for Control Code Receivers are set to 1 - 64
only. Table 2 below contains a camera identifier conversion
table that is used to convert a camera identifier so that
appropriate switch settings can be made. To determine the
camera identifier setting, the number in the right column is
subtracted from the actual camera identifier.
Table 2. Camera Identifier Conversion Table
Actual
Camera Identifier SUBTRACT
1-64 0
65-128 64
129-192 128
193-256 192
257-320 256
321-384 320
385-448 384
449-512 448
513-576 512
577-640 576
641-704 640
705-768 704
769-832 768
833-896 832
897-960 896
961-1024 960
For example, if the actual camera identifier is 175, the number
to subtract is 128. The number that remains is 47 (175 minus
128). The appropriate channel Tens switch is set to 4, and the
Units switch is set to 7.
SETUP
2
J1
J101
J2 J3 J4 J5 J6 J7 J8
J201 J301 J401 J501 J601 J701 J801
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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Code LED
Power LED
OUT 1 OUT 2 OUT 3 OUT 5 OUT 4 OUT 6 OUT 7 OUT 8
J4
1 2
3 4
5 6
7 8
9 10
11 12
13 14
15 16
Channel
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Code Line
Connector
Rotary BCD
Switches
(S1 - S16)
Figure 1 - PCB Switch and Connector Wiring Layout