Versatrax 150™
Document: UMDW014058.docm
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Date: 10 Oct 2019
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User Ma
nual
Control System Connections
– SD Video
The ability to receive standard definition or high definition video depends on the interface box used with
the system. A standard definition interface box is depicted below which would be connected to the high
voltage power supply.
1. Connect the power supply to the interface box using the supplied interface cable. Ensure the
locking collars are screwed on all the way.
2. Connect the USB comms to the control computer.
3. Using equipment power cords connect the power supply and interface box to the 20-Amp power
bar supplied with the equipment rack. Note that the power bar will only accept equipment power
cords. The input cord on the power bar can be changed depending on the input voltage and
location.
4. Connect the tether (or deck cable from the winch or reel) to the interface box as illustrated below.
5. Connect the front monitor or video capture to channels A, B or C (three-way splitter) and the rear
monitor or video capture to channel D, E or F. These are the default output, but the connector
assignments are also software configurable.
Control System Connections
– HD Video
A high definition interface box is depicted below which would be connected to the high voltage power
supply. For an HD system make the following connections:
1. Connect the power supply to the interface box using the supplied interface cable. Ensure the
locking collars are screwed on all the way.
2. Connect the USB2 comms to the control computer.
3. Using equipment power cords connect the power supply and interface box to the 20-Amp power
bar supplied with the equipment rack. Note that the power bar will only accept equipment power
cords. The input cord on the power bar can be changed depending on the input voltage and
location.
4. Connect the tether (or deck cable from the winch or reel) to the interface box as illustrated below.
5. Different options may be present for SD video, depending on interface box model. If the interface
box has an internal video capture card there will be two USB2 ports labelled Video A and Video
B. These will be the front and rear standard definition cameras on the vehicle. Analog SD video
is available as normal through the RCA connectors. Use A,B or C for front video (if this is an SD