Xtralis ADPRO FastTx, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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ADPRO FastTx by Xtralis Installation and User Manual
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6 Testing the ADPRO FastTx System
6.1 Installation and Testing Checklist
There are a few do's and don'ts on top of basic installation practices that should be followed to
ensure a good and trouble free ADPRO FastTx installation.
• Upon unpacking the ADPRO FastTx ensure that all the required components are there and
that you have received the right equipment.
• Remember that the ADPRO FastTx can only transmit what it is given. If you provide the
ADPRO FastTx with a bad quality picture you will receive bad quality pictures at the
receiving station. The ADPRO FastTx can not in any way improve on the picture quality it
receives from the camera.
• Always check the picture quality going into the ADPRO FastTx transmitter, at the ADPRO
FastTx transmitter. Just because you have good quality pictures at your video switcher or
Multiplexer does not mean that you will get good quality pictures going into the ADPRO
FastTx.
• When the alarm inputs of the ADPRO FastTx are triggered it will send three snapshots plus
a live view of the scene back to the monitoring station. So it is vitally important that the
camera is covering the complete scene protected by the sensor otherwise the operators at
the monitoring station may interpret a genuine alarm as a false one if they cannot see
anybody there.
• Make sure that your alarm inputs are programmed correctly for the way that your sensors
are operating. If these are incorrect it may appear that the ADPRO FastTx is working but
you will actually find that your alarms are triggering when your intruder leaves the sensors
view (when the sensor goes back to its inactive state) rather than when the intruder
originally tripped it. This may mean the intruder is not seen on the screen at the monitoring
station and the event may be recorded as a false alarm.
• The ADPRO FastTx's alarm inputs are available on 15 way screw terminal blocks not a 20
way. This means that you have 10 inputs and 5 commons (all of the commons are
commoned together). It is a common mistake to wire your sensors expecting to find that
each of the alarm inputs has its own common.
• If your monitoring station has multiple communication devices, when installing sites try
alternating which telephone number appears first on each call list; this will give the sites a
better chance of contacting the monitoring station on the first attempt.
• When testing the ADPRO FastTx make sure that you walk test all of the sensors and as you
trip each one make sure that the ADPRO FastTx dials the monitoring station. At the
monitoring station make sure that the operator can see who tripped the alarm and that the
alarm picture that is brought up is from the correct camera.
• If audio is fitted make sure that you get good quality in both directions.
• If you get bad quality audio from the control room to the site:
- Check the available bandwidth the ADPRO FastTx has allowed for the audio at
ADPRO VideoCentral.
- Check that the cabling from the microphone is shielded and is not going near any
obvious sources of electrical noise (such as monitors).