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Installation
20
VideoJet
Connections
Camera/monitor Depending on the device model used, you can connect a
video source (
VideoJet
es
and
VideoJet
esa
) or a monitor
( VideoJet
ee
and VideoJet
eea
) to the IPCom. All cameras and
video sources generating a standard PAL or NTSC signal and all
monitors suitable for standard PAL or NTSC video signals can be
used for this purpose.
)
Connect a camera or other video source to the BNC jack VIDEO-IN
of the transmitter using a video cable (75 Ohm, BNC connector),
or
)
Connect a monitor to the BNC jack VIDEO-OUT of the receiver
using a video cable (75 Ohm, BNC connector).
Network
connection You can connect the
VideoJet
either directly or via a hub to a
10/100 BASE-T network. Use a standard cable UTP Category 5
with RJ45 connectors for this connection.
)
Connect the network cable to the ETHERNET/UTP jack.
Alarm inputs,
peripheral
equipment The alarm input of the
VideoJet
serves to connect external alarm
generators, e.g. door contacts or sensors. With appropriate config-
uration, an alarm generator can, for example, trigger the automatic
connection set-up between the
VideoJet
and the remote station.
You can connect switches or NO contacts directly without a sepa-
rate power supply.
The
VideoJet
has a relay output for switching external devices,
e.g. lights or alarm sirens. This control output can be used interac-
tively during an active connection with the
VideoJet
. Furthermore
with appropriate configuration, the control output can activate, for
example, an alarm siren in response to an alarm signal.
)
Pull terminal block from its plug-in base.