TeleSite QuickSilver DV202S, Руководство по установке и эксплуатации

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TX001-00-00 Rev 101 QuickSilver DV202S Video Transmitter Installation
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Detailed Installation
This sub-section will detail the installation of QuickSilver in a variety of configurations. The installer has the
choice of using the X-566 PSTN type or I-MODEM ISDN type Modem, based on the installed line type. In
addition, this sub-section will detail the setup of direct (RS-232) connection from Transmitter to Receiver. This
is used to verify the correct operation of a new installation. This sub-section also details the installation of the
CRU CRU and its option boards. Lastly, this sub-section will describe the installation of the AUDIO-BD Audio
Card.
Installation can be summarized with the following steps:
1. Unpack the components and prepare the remote site for hardware installation.
2. Install, wire and configure all components at the remote site.
3. Verify the power-on condition of all components at the remote site.
4. Install and configure the software on the Receiver at the local site.
5. Proceed to the Operation section and verify proper connection and installation to the remote site.
DV202S Transmitter/X-566
Modem
The Transmitter must be connected with
the proper cables to the Modem, camera
and alarm inputs and relay outputs. The
following procedure provides steps for a
typical remote site installation. Refer to
Figure 9.
Note: Do not apply power to the remote
site equipment until all cabling has
been completed.
1. Unpack the Transmitter and Modem
and find a convenient location for the
installation.
2. Connect the DB-9 end of DB-9 to DB-
25 Serial Cable to the Communication
Port #1 on the rear panel of the
Transmitter.
Note: Throughout this procedure, verify
that the screws are securely fastened on all DB type connectors. Route all cables conveniently between
the devices to avoid sharp bends and excessive stress on the connectors. The use of anchored tie-
wraps is highly recommended. It is also good practice to clearly label all cables for identification.
3. Connect the DB-25 end of the cable to the rear panel serial port of the Modem labeled RS-232. For the
I-MODEM Modem it is labeled TO DTE.
4. Connect all camera video outputs to their corresponding camera input BNC type sockets (CAM1 - CAM6)
on the rear panel of the Transmitter. Camera input sockets CAM1 - CAM6 correspond to Receiver
Software Camera numbers. For example, socket position CAM1 corresponds to Software Camera 1. If it
is necessary to loop any cameras out, open the cover and remove the terminating jumper from the
coincident input. Use a BNC type T connector to loop the input.
Figure 9
Transmitter/56 Kbps Modem Installation