Newton Security T-DAR T1000, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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2. Lighting Conditions may have changed.
A. Adequate and consistent lighting are required for accurate
operation of the T-DAR system. The T-DAR system uses stereo
video analysis to determine three-dimensional characteristics of targets
and requires sufficient lighting to perform this task. Equal and
consistent lighting allows the system to identify and track targets in all
areas of the detection pattern.
B. Sunlight exposure to the protected area may have changed.
Direct sunlight exposure in protected areas can under certain
conditions cause improper operation of the T-DAR unit and may need
to be mitigated.
3.
Power to existing event cameras may have changed.
A. Event cameras on multi-door systems (T-2000) must be
powered with ac (alternating current) on the same leg of the 3-
Phase line.
This allows the independent video signals to be synced.
Failure to have synced video signals will result in distorted and
unusable event video replay clips. Single door systems (T-1000) may
use DC (direct current) powered event cameras.
4. Temperature conditions may have changed or the T-DAR unit may need
service.
A. The T-DAR units must be placed in areas that maintain
suitable temperatures to operate properly. Consult the Product
Description or Specifications portions of this manual for suitable
conditions for each T-DAR component. The CB100/200 Control Unit
utilizes long life fans but these may need service after a number of
years.
Note: The visible LED’s on the side of the CB/100/200 provide visual
indication of over temperature conditions. The Status and Alarm LED’s
flash yellow if the CB100/200 is over the recommended temperature
and flash red if the temperature limit has been reached and the T-DAR
unit is no longer functioning. In addition, the S100 Annunciator red
signal light flashes continuously if the T-DAR unit has shutdown.