FOR FINAL MESSRS ___: Baimashun Shipyard, PJT. NO. : VBM168-01/02 SUBJECT _: CCTV SYSTEM Total 35 Sheets with Cover 2007. 06. 05 FINAL ‘S.Y. KIM P.H. LEE 2006. 11.15 WORKING K. W. PARK] P.H. LEE ZX | 2006. 11.14 REV. BY YARD COMMENT 2006. 10. 10 APPROVAL K.W. PARK]H. S. KANG] P. H. LEE REV. DATE DESCRIPTION OWG. CHK, APP. CMR) CMR KOREA CO., LTD. ho DATE 2006. 10. 10 E-mail : cmrkorea@cmrkorea.com ea vals RULE a Homepage : hittp://www.emrkorea.com | POR. NO. i Tel, | 82-51-521~2883 Fax : 82-51-521-2886 | DWG. NO. CTVCO-01-021Description : Final Drawings Doc. ID : VBMi68-01s CCTV_Equipment List.xls CMR Rev. date : 2007.06.05 ine Final Drawings CCTV System Index : 1. Equipment List 2. General Manual 3. Connection Diagram 4. Drawings * Appendix (User Manual) — Multi Processing Unit (SJ48MPU) — Control Keyboard (SJ350KEY) ~ Digital Video Recorder (SPR-7116)Rev. date : 2007.08.05 Deseription : Final Drawings Doc. ID : ¥MB168-01s CCTV_Equipment List.xis CMR) eer System Equipment List APPELLATION MODEL SPECICATION REMARKS. Image Size: 1/3" ‘COLOR CAMERA sco-031 Resolution : 480(HOR), 8S01VER) system : NTSC (MOTORIZED ZOOM LEN [Focal Length : 6.0mm ~ Tamm FORIZED ZOOM LENS | oar al Length : 6.0m {AUTO IRIS & FOCUS) Maximum Aperture Ratio 1: 1.2~ 1.09, Enclose : Pee W.T PAN/TILT HOUSING | wTPH-200W Material: SUSS16 lEnciose : Pes 4] contro. 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WITH PORTABLE Z 9 ee cus-oo1p | 3. |For wrPH-2o0w oma-oor | 10) 10 (MULTI CABLE wever-i2_| 60 reso | 100 ‘yo-003_| 15 [For G59 cable 11] ee connector ‘eNc-004 | 10 [For Mutt cable 12| TRANSFORMER 300VA 2 |pe0/220 eo: 6A,CMR CNR) GENERAL MANUAL -CCTV- GENERAL MANUAL CCTV SYSTEM CMR KOREA CO.,LTD | #506, Borimfactopia, 37-10, Kumea-Dong, Kumjung-Gu, Pusan, Korea Homepage : http:/ivww.emrkorea.com mF MOH SYS, Tel, : 82-51-521-2883 Fax : 82-1-521-2886 Ava D4 E-mail : emrkorea@emrkorea.com 2CO cy SMB Yomr KOREA CCTV SYSTEM SYSTEM DESCRIPTIONS Contents 1 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE FOR CMR CCTV SYSTEM 1.1. Purpose and scope 12. Camera Location 13 | General rules INSTALLATION PROCEDURE FOR EX CAMERA STATION 2.1 Purpose and scope 2.2 Mechanical Mounting 23 Field cabling INSTALLATION PROCEDURE FOR JUNCTION BOX. 3.1. Purpose and scope 3.2, Mechanical Mounting 33. Fleld cabling INSTALLATION PROCEDURE FOR CENTRAL RACK 41, Purpose and scope 42. Mechanical Mounting 43. Field cabling INSTALLATION PROCEDURE FOR DESK TOP MONITOR 3.1. Purpose and scope 5.2. Mechanical Mounting 53. Field cabling INSTALLATION PROCEDURE FOR OPERATOR'S KEYBOARD G1. Purpose and scope 62, Mechanical Mounting 63. Fleld cabling 22 CMR KOREA CO, LTD. "TEL, = 051-521-2883, FAX: 051-521-2886 Home page ww ekorea.comJOM KOREA CCTV SYSTEM 1. Installation Procedure for CMR CCTV SYSTEM 4.1. Purpose and scope This document describes the general rules/considerations that should be carefully taken into account prior to installation of the camera stations delivered by CMR Korea. 4.2. Camera Location ‘The camera station must be fixed to rigid steel, vibration free structure It is extremely important to consider all aspects, which might have an influence on the picture quality. If the shipyard engineering dept. has any doubt in this regard, it shail not hesitate to call CMR KOREA for support. 1.3. General rules Cameras should not be mounted too close to the object to be viewed. Try to locate the camera at least 5 meters away from the principle viewing field. This applies particularly to cameras wwith zoom lenses. Also ensure easy access fo the cameras in order to facilitate service and maintenance procedures. Camera with Pan & Tilt shall be mounted in an upright position i.e. vertically. If a location requires a special bracket, for instance for beam support, vertical, diagonal or horizontal positioning of the equipment, please contact CMR Korea. CMR Korea has standard hardware available, which will meet any special requirements the customer may have regarding placement of the CCTV equipment. Note: Prior to camera installation, field cabling and installation of all other related equipment must be completed and ready to supply the remote units with power. The camera stations must be equipped with electrical heating and it is essential for the unit's life expectancy to have the units powered up as soon as possible. Hic Ccuanxonea co, ur G “eh esi RUIN, FAK: t-a1-885 Dy FD PEEL tone rgeomrmecescomeee ‘SSMIB Dome KOREA ccTY SYSTEM 2. Installation Procedure for Ex Camera Station 2.4 Purpose and scope This document describes the procedure/steps that shall be followed during the installation of the Ex Camera Station. 2.2 Mechanical Mounting 2.2.1. The following steps shall be followed when installing the camera stations: The location of the camera station must be such that the camera station does not come in contact with its immediate surroundings. Hence, it must be ensured that there is a free radius of 550 mm around the center of the mounting plate and a free height of $50 mm above the mounting plate, ref fig 1 i 850mm Figure 1 2.2.2, Mechanical Mounting The following steps shall be followed when installing the Fixed Ex Camera stations: 1. Fix the mounting bracket to a level surface by means of four (4) MIM stainless steel bolts (or stud bolts) with lock nuts. 2. Sctew the gland connector unit onto the mounting bracket, 3. Place the gland connector in the gland connector clamping unit and tighten the clamp by means of the two (2) M8 nuts supplied. Inspect the connector for any physical damage or corrosion. 2d CMR KOREA CO, LID. BRIG Se asia FEED. FEL toe mae memoscm SAAB Yow KOREA crv SYSTEM 2.2.3, Lifting the pan and tilt unit into position WARNING: WHEN USING A CRANE TO LIFT THE PAN AND TILT UNIT, ALWAYS PLACE THE SLING AROUND ‘THE PAN HOUSING. LIFTING THE PAN AND TILT UNIT BY THE TILT HOUSING WILL CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE PAN AND TILT UNIT. ‘The pan and tilt units are electrically prevented from rotating more than 355 degrees. There is therefore a blind spot which coincides with the position of the unit's cable gland. In order to prevent this blind spot from obstructing the required field of view the cable gland must be directly opposite to the central field/line of view prior to fixing the unit to the mounting plate, cf. fig 2. Blind spot 3 degre igure 2 Fix the pan tilt unit to the mounting surface by means of four (4) M14 stainless steel bolts with ‘nuts and washers (supplied with the unit) WARNING EXTREME CAUTION MUST BE EXERCISED WHEN THE CAMERA STATION IS BEING ASSEMBLED. DO NOT TURN THE PAN AND TILT BY RAND. TURNING OF THE PAN AND TILT BY HAND WILL CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE EQUIPEMENT. 25 ‘CMR KOREA CO. LTD, "TEL, 051-521-2885 FAX 051-521-2885, Home gage: worwensereacomCY SMB Yor KOREA ccTy SYSTEM Note: 1. Make sure that the cable between the camera station and junction box is well supported. 2. After installation check the cable glands for damag 2.3 Field cabling CMR Korea Ex Camera station is normally delivered with 3 meter multicable, which is pre- connected by CMR prior to delivery. The termination of the field cable to the pre-connected cable is therefore effected within an Ex junction box, refer to the interconnection diagram for further details. All conductors should be terminated individually. If BNC connectors are used to terminate the coax cables, these shall be insulated with heat shrink tubing after termination. CMR Korea's camera stations must only be connected to comect CMR central equipment! Failure to comply will damage the remote unit’s electronic components. 3. Installation Procedure for Junction box 3.1 Purpose and scope This document describes the procedure/steps that shall be. followed during the installation of the Junction box associated with CMR Korea CCTV system. The mounting details and physical dimensions of the vatious junction boxes delivered for any given CCTV system will vary depending upon the type of junction box. Hence, one must refer to the applicable General Arrangement Drawing(s) for special details, 3.2 Mechanical Mounting ‘Note: Inspect all junction boxes for physical damage prior to installation/termination of cables. Atl physical damage shall be recorded and presented to the area supervisor and to CMR Korea representative prior to commissioning. ‘The junction boxes must be mounted onto a level surface and placed in such a manner that easy access during installation and servicing is ensured. Fix the junction boxes to the mounting surface by means of four (4) stainless steel bolts (or stud bolts) with lock nuts (type of bolts ‘will vary depending on which junction is used, refer to the applicable General Arrangement, drawings for further details) "The junction boxes associated with the camera stations are normally pre-connected to a3 meter length of cable from the camera station prior to delivery, thus eliminating possible errors. CMR Korea recommends that the junction boxes should not be mounted to surface until one is ready to aitach the cable gland assembly to the cable, However, if this is not practical, wrap 26 a CaN EMRKOREA CO, LTD. is TESS HAE) Homepage wears comSEM Deur KOREA CTV SYSTEM polyethylene sheeting over the junction box so that it covers the gland entries and seal with tape. Do not completely seal the sheeting around the base of the junction box. 3.3 Field cabling Termination of the field cable from the field equipment ic. camera stations,. operators! keyboards, monitors etc. is effected within the junction boxes. Ali conductors should be terminated individually color to color Refer to applicable Intercommunication Drawings for further details. ‘WARNING: CMR KOREA'S CAMERA STATIONS MUST ONLY BE CONNECTED TO CORRECT CMR KOREA CENTRAL EQUIPMENT! FAILURE TO COMPLY WILL DAMAGE THE REMOTE UNITS ELECTRONICS. 4, Installation Procedure for Central rack 4.1 Purpose and scope ‘This document describes the procedure/steps that shall be followed during the installation of the Central Racks associated with CMR Korea CCTV system. The mounting details and physical dimensions of the various junction boxes delivered for any given CCTV system will vary depending upon the type of junction box. Hence, one must refer to the applicable General Arrangement Drawing(s) for special details. 4.2 Mechanical Mounting Note: Inspect the racks for physical damage prior to installation/termination of cables. All physical damage shall be recorded and presented to the area supervisor and to CMR Korea representative prior to commissioning. ‘The central rack may have eyebolts located on top of the cabinet, depending of the rack type. If ‘so lift the central rack into position by mean of these eyebolts. The central rack must be located in an upright position in a normal environment: +5 degC < Temperature <+40 deg C 5% < Humidity < 95% The environmen condition: Frequency range : 2-80 Hz (sin) Velocity : 20 mm/sec Acceleration : 1.0G ‘0 which the rack is installed shall not exceed the following vibration 27 ‘CMR KOREA CO, LID. “TEL, 051-501-2883 FAX 051-521-2886 Hone page wear emSMB Your Korea CCTV SYSTEM ‘The central rack shall be fixed to # horizontal or vertical flat surface, depending upon rack type. The support structure shall provide adequate support for a stationary weight of at least 350 ke. Positioning of the rack should be such that easy access to cabinet is ensured during both installation and service. Allow a clear width of at least 800 mm measured from the front of the cabinet, Access to the central equipment is via the hinged doors located in front of the cabinet. Fix the cabinet to the mounting surface using stainless steel bolts with locknuts or stud bolts. Refer to the applicable General Arrangement Drawings for details. ‘The eyebolts may then be removed if desired, 43 Field cabling Unless otherwise specified in the applicable purchase order, cable entry will be through the bottom of the rack. Hence, feed each cable through the bottom of the cabinet and fix the cables to the cabinet by means of fixing brackets. Note: ‘The cable, measured from the fixing bracket to the end of the cable, must be long enough to reach the connectors located farthest from the fixing bracket. Preparation of the field cables, and subsequent termination of the cables, may now begin. ‘Terminate cables according to the applicable Interconnection Drawings. Note: Ficld cables should be checked for insulation and cor stress relief straps on field cables, inside the central rack. n. Install ity prior to cable termins All field cables and conductors shall be labeled according to contract specifications. The labeling must be checked before connecting power to the system. HIG. ed FES AE) one page: wor:cmoren comnN SMB Your KOREA CCTV SYSTEM 5. Installation Procedure for Desk top monitor 5.1 Purpose and scope This document describes the procedure/steps that shall be followed during the installation of a desktop monitor. 5.2 Mechanical Mounting Note: Inspect the racks for physical damage prior to installation/termination of cables. Ail physical damage shall be recorded and presented to the arca supervisor and to CMR Korea representative prior to commissioning. It is essential to consider the weight of the monitor unit when planning the location and subsequent installation of these items. WARNIN [BE MINDFUL ABOUT POSSIBLE VIBRATION BEING TRANSFERRED TO THE MONITOR UNIT. If possible, sclect a dimly lit location for the monitor or position the unit so that the screen is shaded from direct light, as this will enhance picture contrast, Place the monitor securely on a level surface. The monitor shall be placed so that easy access to the rear of the unit is ensured during both installation and servicing, Warnine: DO NOT MOUNT THE MONITORS NEAR SOURCES OF MAGNETIC FIBLDS. STRONG MAGNETIC FIELDS WILL DISTORT THE PICTURE AND COULD ALSO DAMAGE THE MONITOR. 5.3 Field cabling ‘Termination of the monitor is shown in the applicable interconnection diagram. Connect the coax cable to the video input connector located at the rear of the monitor, and plug the monitor power cord into the local power net. The transmission of any video signal requires the use of a 75 Ohms coaxial cable, The use of any other cable will seriously degrade the picture quality. Unlike when installing a power cable, the following shall be avoided when installing a video cable: + Bending the cable into a curve which is more than 10 time its diameter + Pinching, crushing or stapling the cable (even circular staple shall not be used) 29 a ‘CMR KOREA CO.,LTD. Home page: weenie commy SMB Yor KOREA CTV SYSTEM 6. installation Procedure for Operator's keyboard 6.1 Purpose and scope This document describes the procedure/steps that shall be followed during the installation of a keyboard. 6.2 Mechanical Mounting The following steps shall be followed when installing the operator's keyboard, 1. Fix the operator's keyboard to the mounting surface/console by means of four (4) M4 bolts with lock nuts. The operator's keyboard must be mounted in such a manner that easy access to the rear of the unit is ensured during both installation and servicing. 2, Connect the power cord into the local power net and the data cable into the 9 pin D-sub connector. 6.3 Field cabling ‘Termination of the data cable from the operator's keyboard is effected within the keyboard junction box, or on a termination block in the rack/console depending on the system configuration. 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(10) Receiver Answer Time Set (11) Receiver Power Delay Set (12) Video Control Enable Set (13) Receiver Control Enable (14) PTZ Control Priority Set (15) Receiver Protocol Set (26) Alarm Control Enable Set (17) Matrix Use Set (18) Preset Direction Set (19) Receiver Max Count Set (20) Through Pass Control SetGENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MANUAL... This manual is designed to give the user a full understanding of the system before installing and operating the MULTI PROCESSING UNIT (MPU). Please read this manual carefully. This manual is mainly divided into three parts: installation, functions, and operation. Since the accessories and settings will differ depending on conditions at the site, the user should first have an accurate understanding of the system configuration before setting any functions. Mi ABOUT THIS MPU... The system (MPU) is used in CCTV and other security areas. The MPU, serving as the brain of the system, is a multiprocessing unit that controls input/output of all data and all peripheral devices. It saves system setup data and has various system settings to meet site conditions. The setup data is saved in the flash memory of the system and can last for over ten years even if there is a power failure or external noise. ‘An LCD display is provided on the front of the MPU for easier installation and maintenance, and the setup can be made with five switches. It supports up to 32 keyboard controls, and can be controlled through a computer. It allows a video matrix of up to 1024x256, and can control up to 1023 cameras and 256 alarm channels. It also supports the Pass-through control function for controlling another MPU under a system running several MPUs. It is suitable for industrial and military purposes as wellMl SPECIFICATION POWER : - MOV or 220V Select +/- 10% = 60hz +/- 10% - 6.5Watt Communication : - Port >> Receiver Port (RS232/RS485) >> PC Port (RS232/RS422) >> 3 Control Port (RS232/RS422) - Rate >> Receiver Port (2400, 4800, 9600, 19200) >> PC Port (4800, 9600, 19200, 115200) >> Control Port (2400, 4800, 9600, 19200) Video Control : - 1024 Video Control - Auto/Manual Selection - 1-64 Second Interval Receiver Control = - 1023 Video & Receiver Control Camera/Light/Aux1/Aux2 Power Control PT/Lens Control Preset Control Sensor Data Receive (8Point) Alarm Control : - 256 Alarm Point Control (AIU or Camera Control Receiver) - 256 Point Alarm Lamp Out (Graphic Controller) 2 Point Alarm Link 1 Alarm Relay Out Temp/Humidity - 0-70" Temperature - 10%~70% Humidity Weight : 3.6 KgINSTALLATIONS M@ Functions [> MPU Front ‘wPua000 02/07 15:30.45 | | ‘Moot $0001 103 t t @) 2 (1) Selection Switches For setting system functions or checking system status (2) Status Display For displaying system status [> MPU Rear There are several data I/O connectors, to which all peripheral devices including the control keyboard, computer, matrix, and ID/Time Generator are connected. Grater Geitetate Sattar | Gometage | Gate EHELSGSD) QE CERES (ETE t t t 1 @) 2 @) @ ©) (1) Control Port It connects to the keyboard or PC controller. It provides RS232 and four-wire RS422 mode, and can set the baud rate (2400, 4800, 9600, 19200) and parity. The control port and the PC port together provide control of up to four keyboards or PCs. The ports can be expanded to 32 ports using the Port Expansion Unit.ry ime ite TXD: RS232 Transmit RXD: RS232 Receive DO+: RS422 Data Out+ DO-: RS422 Data Outt DIt : RS422 Data int I- : RS422 Data in- (2) PC Port Like the control port, this port can also provide control of the keyboard and PC. Further, it can upload the MPU program to the PC. This port has priority in controlling the camera (PT, LENS), so when it accesses a camera that is being controlled by another port (Control Port), the control by that Control Port is stopped temporarily (10 seconds) It supports baud rates of 4800, 9600, 19200 and 115200, and can control the ID generator. (COMPUTER (Connection with Computer) (3) Receiver Port (RX Signal) It is the control signal I/O port for controlling the receiver, and supports S232 and RS485 modes. As this port uses Multi Drop mode, several receivers are connected in parallel and operate in Half-Duplex mode. Control of receivers and reception of receiver status and sensor data is made through this port.It can also be used in the Current Loop mode of CMR Korea. The figure shown below shows wiring in RS485 mode and the Current Loop mode. The Current Loop mode uses two data lines. TXD terminal and RXD terminal are used together as Signal+ and GND is used as Signal-, with data of each receiver connected in parallel. Unless the user has a particular reason for using RS485 mode, we recommend Current Loop mode. RS485 mode requires three signal lines, and we recommend twisted pair shielded wire. The shield is connected to GND, while DO+ and DO- are connected to the core wires. GND is not connected in most of RS422 and RS485 modes, but we recommend that GND be connected. As the RX Signal is often exposed over a long distance, it is susceptible to electrical shocks such as lightning. Therefore, in order to make GND as strong as possible, connect any extra wires and shields to GND. Do the same on the receiver side. RS485 Type Connection CURRENT LOOP Type Connection (4) Signal It is the connector for connecting peripheral devices. As it is composed of 6-Pin RJ-11 modular jacks, peripheral devices can be easily connected by inserting, the jack into the devices. It communicates at 115, 200 baud rate in RS485 mode, and the connecting devices are as follows:Pinl = Datat Pin2 = Data- Pin3 = GND Pind,5,6 = Not Used pint pin6 ‘As the plugs to be connected to this connector are provided with the product, the devices can be connected without regard to sequence as shown below. S59 5s a WK aN a ©) Alarm Out It connects to the relay in the MPU, which is activated by the alarm. Using this port, signals can be sent to alarm lamps, sirens, or other devices. The data from the signal connector is also output from this connector. <9Pin D-SUB Female Type> Pinl = Relay Out(COM) Pind = Relay Out(N.0) Pin3 = Relay Out(N.C) Pin5,7 = GND Piné = TTL TXD Pin8 = Datat Pind = Data-FUNCTIONS Mi Control Port MPU manages the control signals through the control ports and manages control priority and control authority Basically, MPU has four control ports, and each port can modify the communication format such as baud rate and parity. If more than four ports are needed, use the Port Expansion Unit (PEU) to expand the number of ports to as many as 32, It supports RS232 and RS422 modes, four baud rates and various parity in full duplex mode, facilitating control through a modem or codec. Mi Friority Control priority to pan/tilt/lens of each camera can be assigned. When controlling the same camera from two or more different controllers, priority can be assigned among controllers. Top priority is given to the PC Port, which can override control from other ports. If the PC port stops controlling the camera for ten seconds, control is passed on to another port. The next highest priority can be assigned to a particular port depending on the system setting. Mi Video Enable It blocks a particular video image for each video matrix output. Using this function, a certain controller can be prohibited from seeing an image. For example, when Control Port No. 3 (assumed to be in a female nurses room) uses Matrix Output No. 5 and No. 6 in a mental hospital, do not allow selection of Video Input No. 100 {assumed’ to be the camera in the male shower room) and No. 105 {assumed to be the camera in the male restroom) of Matrix Output No. 5 and No. 6. People in the nurses room cannot see images from the male shower room and the male restroom.comitree Mati & 1D Gen. a g io Comt05( sa) = =} I Camera Control Enable Assigns control authority for each control port to allow or deny the control of the functions (PT, Lens, power) of a particular camera It is used to disable the receiver function of a particular controller (keyboard or computer). Alarm Management MPU handles the operations related to the alarm system and receives sensor signals using contacts. Such signals are received through the AIU (Alarm Input Unit) or the receiver. MPU also can receive signals from both of the above devices at the same time, and can handle 256 different signals. Once an alarm goes off, the following operations take place: - The relevant image is output on the monitor (jn conjunction with the Video Matrix). - A relay point is output through the Alarm Output Unit - The camera, light, AUX1, and AUX2 of the receiver can be switched on. ~ The light can be set to operate only at nighttime. = Interoperability with the preset. As two contacts can be set to operate with one alarm channel, two cameras can be associated together. M Alarm Input through ATU (Alarm Input Unit) An alarm can be input through the AIU at NC/NO contacts. Up to 256 - 10 -alarms can be input, and they are matched 1:1 with the sensor numbers inside the MPU, AIU is connected to the MPU via the RJ-I1 connector, and one AIU can take up to 48 signals. MPU je EAU #1 Sensor In (1~48) —9§_AlU #n Sensor In (n~256) BM Alarm Input through Receiver MPU can receive alarm signals through the receiver, and the alarm input can be matched with 256 alarm channels inside the MPU. Up to 64 receivers for receiving alarm signals are available, and eight signals from each of the 64 receivers are matched to 256 alarm channels. Since the receivers assigned for sensor signals are polled, if the number of receivers for sensors increases, it may take a longer time to receive sensor signals. Sensor In (1-8) Sensor In (1~8) Mi Through Pass Control It is used in a system where two MPUs are installed. Two MPUs are connected to each other and control other MPUs from their control keyboard. For using this function, MPUs must be connected with a cable whereby all functions including video, pan/tile and alarm can be controlled. HabeSETUP This function sets up the MPU to meet the system environment. The system may operate incorrectly or may not operate at all if the setup is not done properly. @ Entering Setup Mode After the system has been installed, the functions should be set up to meet the system configuration. If the system is not set to the system configuration, the system may operate incorrectly or may not operate at all. To enter the setup mode, press the switch [ENT] on the front of the MPU for about three seconds until a beep is heard. ‘The first menu in the Setup mode is Save&Exit. Press [ENT] to exit from setup mode. Press |] or [Pp] to select a menu. Select a menu and press [ENT] to move to the selected menu. To exit from the selected menu, press [ENT]. The [ENT] button is used to select a menu or to exit from the selected menu. The [4] and [}-] buttons are used to change menus, while the [A] and [¥] buttons are used to change the value of the selected menu. Pressing [4] or (>] from the main menu will change the menu as shown in the table below: ~12-Menu Description Exit Exit from setup mode. Date/Time Set: Control Port Comm Set Set date/time. Set property of each communication port. ‘Sensor Receiver Set Set sensor receivers. ‘Alarm Link Seti Set first alarm link. ‘Alarm Link Set2 ‘Set second arm link, ‘Alarm Link Pow- ‘alarm Set power linked wi Night Time Set ‘Alarm Time Set Set to nighttime. Set alarm sound/recording time. Relay Time Set- Set AOU relay delay time. Receiver Answer Time Set Set data answer waiting time of the receiver. Receiver Power Delay Set Set receiver power delay time Video Control Enable Set Enable/disable video control. Receiver Control Enable Enable/disable receiver control PTZ Control Priority Set Set PTZ control priority. Receiver Protocol Set Set protocol of each receiver. ‘Alarm Control Enable Set Set alarm control function for each port. Matrix Use Set Set matrix output use. Preset Direction Set Set preset direction. Receiver Max Count Set Set receiver maximum count. Pass-through Control Set Set pass-through control Hl Date/Time Set It sets the system date and time. If the time is changed, the time in the MPU and the Time Generator are also changed. If the MPU is connected to a computer, the MPU will use the time of the computer and this function is not necessary. Date/Time Set. 2002-07-19 15:30:00 Use [4] and [DP] to move the curser to the position to modify and use [A] and [¥] to change the value. Press [ENT] to exit to the main menu. The new data and time will be applied to MPU. ~13-Mi Control Port Comm Set Sets the baud rate, parity bit, and duplex of the control ports including the Port Expansion Unit Control Port Comm Set... Port:01 9600- No -FULL 1 Terre eet Port Selection Baud Rate Parity Direction Use [4] and [}] to move the curser to the position to modify and use [al and [W] to change the value. Ports from 1~64 can be selected. 1~63 are for general control and 64 is for receiver control. In practice, only 1~32 are needed, but up to 63 can be set in case of expansion. Ports 1, 2, and 3 are the control ports on the rear side of MPU, and 4~63 are ports provided by the port expansion unit. Port 64 is the ‘RX Sig’ port on the rear side of MPU. If the property of Port 64 is modified, the communication property with the receiver is changed. D> Baud Rate It refers to the speed of transmitting data per second, 2400, 4800, 9600, or 19200 D Parity In order to reduce errors during data transmission, a parity bit is added next to bit data bit, indicating whether the number of ‘I’ bits in the 8bit data bit is even or odd. No Parity: Parity is not used (most often used) Odd Parity: Parity is an odd number. Even Parity: Parity is an even number. Mark Parity: The parity bit always has the value of 1. Same as 2-Stop Bit. -14-> Duplex It determines between Full Duplex, where data can be received and sent at the same time, and Half Duplex, where data can be either received or sent at a time. Half Duplex: (Port 64 must use this mode). In this mode, the port does not receive data while sending data Full Duplex: Full Duplex The above options are provided for complying with the devices such as a modem or codec, Otherwise, set to 9600-no-Full. Since the RX port uses many receivers in multi-drop, the mode must be set to Half Duplex. The receiver port, port 64, cannot be set to Full Duplex IM Sensor Receiver Set It is set for receiving the sensor signal through the receiver. MPU polls up to 64 sensor receivers. When a sensor is activated, an alarm is generated from linking with the 256 alarm channels inside MPU. t 1 ea Room No. Receiver Channel Alarm Ch. Room No. : There are 64 rooms for sensor receivers Receiver ; Select the receiver number for the selected room. Channel : Select 8 sensor channels connected to the receiver. Alarm Channel_: Linked with each of 8 sensors. There are 64 rooms for sensor receivers, and the receivers in the rooms are polled by the MPU for sensor signals. If any of the eight channels of a receiver generate an alarm, the alarm channel linked with that channel is activated for an alarm. The more receivers there are in a room, the slower the polling speed. Therefore, it is not a good idea to set more receivers in a room than necessary. -415-CN a ‘The room designated as RX:000 is excluded from polling. Rooms without a receiver should be designated as RX:000. Sensor Receiver Set... Room:05=Rx:010/Ch: In the above example, when the sensor of channel 3 of receiver 10 is activated, an alarm is generated from alarm channel 55. Since up to 8 sensors can be connected to a receiver, the channel number can be set up to 8 to match with the alarm channels. Set sensor channels not in use to 000, then the alarm on the relevant channel is ignored. M Alarm Link Set 1/2 It sets the actions linked with an alarm. Te sets linked actions for each alarm channel as follows: - The video of the camera linked with the alarm channel is output to the designated monitor. - The linked power of light, AUX1 and AUX2 of the camera is switched on to activate the light, alarm lamp, and siren. ~ The preset is activated to move the camera to the alarm position. = The contact is output to the AOU (Alarm Output Unit) for the relay output for recording or linking with the DVR or the divider. - Alarm Lamp Driver (Graphic Controller) activates the position-checking lamp. = Data is sent to the computer for preparing graphical and written reports - The alarm and relay of the MPU itself are output. When an alarm is generated, each channel takes two actions of Alarm Link Setl and Alarm Link Set2 as described above. So we have two setup menus for Alarm Link Setl and Alarm Link Set2 -16-Alarm Ch. 4 Alarm Link Setl, Ch:00L M:001 C:001 P:01 R:000 t t t 1 Matrix Camera Preset Relay Matrix; Matrix output number to output camera pictures Camera: Camera number to be linked Preset: Preset number to be linked Relay: Relay number to be linked for output (AOU) Change the alarm channels and set the matrix, camera, preset, and relay numbers. As no linking will be made with set values of 0, set the functions that will not be linked to 0. Mi Alarm Link Pow It sets the power linking of the receiver that corresponds to the camera linked with the alarm and sets the power to be linked for each receiver. Lights can only be linked for nighttime. Camera No. 1 Alarm Link Pow.. Cam:001 Lig: Axl: Ax2:~ Nig:0 t t t t Light Auxl Aux2 Night Only Light: Set linking of the light. Auxl: Set linking of Auxt Aux2: Set linking of Aux2. Night Only: Set whether the light should be linked only at nighttime, Set to © for linking only at nighttime, or - for linking all the time. Light can be linked for nighttime. In this case, set it to Nig;0. -47-Mi Night Time Set When the light is set to night only, this defines nighttime for the MPU. As nighttime varies with seasons, adjust the nighttime with this option. Night Time Set. . 16:00->05:00 t t Evening Morning, Evening Time: Time when night begins Morning Time: ime when night ends M Alarm Time Set Sets the recording time and the alarm time When the alarm goes off, the linked camera is output to the designated matrix. If the matrix output has been in Auto mode, it must be switched back to Auto after the recording is over. With this option, the recording time (Record) for matrix output of the camera pictures can be set. The alarm time (Sound) for the alarm relay in MPU and the delay time for the alarm can also be set. Alarm Time Set. , Record:030 Sound:10 t 1 Recording Time Alarm Time The above example shows that the video will be recorded for 30 seconds and the alarm will sound for 10 seconds. MRelay Time Set Sets the time for the relay output from the AOU (Alarm Output Unit) When the alarm goes off, the contact of the set relay is output, The output time for each contact can be set. Using the relay, a link among the recorder ~18-(VCR, DVR, ...), alarm lamp, and siren can be established. Set the delay time for 256 relay channels. Relay time Set. . Ch:001 Time:001 sec t t Relay Channel Delay Time Mi Receiver Answer Time Set Since the receiver ports operate in Half Duplex mode, this sets the waiting time for sending and receiving data. When a modem or a codec is installed between the MPU and a receiver, a delay occurs in data transmission due to such devices For this reason, set the waiting time for which the MPU sends a data request signal to the receiver and waits for a response from the receiver. If the waiting time is set too short, the receive buffer is read before data arrives from the receiver and the MPU does receive correct data. On the contrary, if the waiting time is set too long, there will be a delay in processing the data, which may cause a problem in controlling the receiver or receiving sensor data. Time can be set between 25ms and 660ms (0.025 seconds~0.66 seconds). If a transmission device is not used, time should be set to 30ms~50ms. t t Receiver(Camera) Waiting Time The above example shows that the waiting time for Camera No. 1 is set to 40ms (0.04 seconds) -19-Mi Receiver Power Delay Set This sets the time that the AUX1 and AUX2 lights of the receiver remain on. When power to the receiver is turned on from the controller (keyboard or computer), the power is on for the set time and then goes off. The same time is applied when the power is turned on in conjunction with an alarm. Time for the light is set in minutes. For example, if time is set to 10, the light is turned off in ten minutes. Time for AUX1 and AUX2 can be set in minutes or seconds. For example, if time is set to 10 and the unit is seconds, the power goes off in ten seconds. Receiver No. 4 Receiver Pow Del RX:0001 Lig:000 A1:010s A2:020m t t t Light(Cont.) AUX1(10sec)_ AUX2(20min) If time is set to 000, then power remains on until the user tums it off. If the delay value is increased or decreased, the seconds and the minutes of Auxl and Aux2 change when the 128th value changes. In other words, if the value keeps increasing or decreasing, the second and the minutes change. Seconds and minutes are marked as s and m following the delay value. Mi Video Control Enable Set It determines whether to display the video input in the matrix for each matrix output. It blocks video output to the designated matrix so that a certain controller may be blocked from viewing video, For details, refer to Video Control Enable in the Functions section. This function is useful for restroom and shower rooms of mental hospitals or penitentiaries or for the labor union offices of a company. Video Control Enable Set Mtx:001 Cam:0001=0 t 1 t Matrix Output Camera No. Enable(O)/Disable(x) Input enable/disable of 1024 videos for each of matrix output can be set. ~ 20 -WM Receiver Control Enable Receiver control for a particular camera on each control port can be set. For details, refer to Camera Control Enable in the Functions section. Receiver control for 1024 cameras for each of 32 ports can be set. Receiver Control Enable Port:001 Rx:0001=0 t t t Control Port Receiver Control Enable(0)/Disable(X) MPTZ Control Priority Set Control priority for Pan/Tilt/Lens can be set. Top priority is reserved for the P/C port and is excluded in this option. This option determines priority among the control ports for each camera. PIZ Control Priority Set Can:0001 Port :02 1 1 Camera No. Priority Port No. The above example shows that the Port No.2 has priority over Camera No.l. W Receiver Protocol Set Receivers produced by CMR Korea have two protocols: SJ-100 and SJ-1000. This option sets the protocol of each receiver Receiver Protocol Set Cam:0001 Prot :SJ-100 t 1 Camera No. Protocol Select li the protocol is incorrectly set, the receiver will not operate. Be sure to check the protocol used by the receiver before setting this option. ~21-7 Mi Alarm Control Enable Set It determines whether to enable or disable the alarm related controls for each control port. It can prevent a particular keyboard or PC from controlling the alarm. Alarm Control Enable Set Port:01 Alarm Enable:0 t t Control Port O:Enable X:Disable i Matrix Use Set It determines which matrix output should be used at each control port. By assigning the matrix output to be used by each keyboard or PC using this option, the user can control its matrix output or share the same matrix with others. Matrix Use Set..... Port:01 Start:001 CNT:16 t 1 t Control Port Start No. Use Count ‘Start’ refers to the start number of the matrix output to be used at the corresponding port ‘CNT’ refers to the number of monitors to be used at the port The above example shows that Port No. 1 uses 16 matrix outputs starting from Matrix Output No. 1. In other words, the Matrix Outputs No. 1 through No. 16 are set for use at the Control Port No. 1. If the start number of Port No. 5 is 10 and the count is 5, Matrix Outputs No. 10 through No. 14 are controlled by Port No. 5. In this case, even though matrix output starts from No. 10, the keyboard or the PC does not select Monitor No. 10 in order to control Matrix Output No. 10. select Monitor No. 1 to The monitor numbers start from 1. In other words, control the video of Matrix No. 10. -22-Mi Preset Direction Set Tt determines the direction of the preset position detection line connected to the preset receiver. Since the connections of potentiometer (position detector) from the preset Pan/Tilt and Zoom Lens may differ among manufacturers, adjust the difference with this option. The direction for each Pan, Tilt, Zoom, or Focus can be set. The values are applied to all receivers, not individual receivers separately. This function applies only to CCR-07PS receiver board. RX3000 model has an automatic detection function. Preset Direction Set ... Pan Tilt = Zoom Focus Wi Receiver Max Count Set It sets the last number of the receivers. It tells the MPU how many receivers should be taken care of when checking the power state of the receivers and turning the power on or off. For example, if the value is set to 32, checking of power of receivers and turning the power on or off is performed up to Receiver No. 32. If the value is set to 00, the MPU does not check the power state and therefore no signal is output to the receiver signal control-if a sensor receiver has not yet been set up. A general pan/tilt control keyboard can be connected to the receiver signal control for controlling the receiver. Receiver Max Count Set, . Maximum Receiver :0032 MThrough Pass Control Set In a system with more than one MPU (Multi Processing Unit), one system can ~ 23 -control another MPU system from the keyboard or the PC. If MPUs are connected with communication cable and this function is set to conform to the required conditions, MPUs can control each other with regard to video, Pan/Tilt, or alarm. In order to use this function, one of the communication ports of the MPUs must be used for connecting the MPUs. Also, the port number and the monitor number for Through Pass must be designated from the MPU setup menu. For example, connect Control Port No. 3 of the MPU (A system) to Control Port No. 3 of another MPU ('B’ system) for Pass-through. Then, to control 'B’ system when selecting Monitor No. 3 from the keyboard connected to Control Port No. 1, set this function as shown below. With the setting below, select Monitor No. 3 from the keyboard of ‘A’ system and select a video or rotate the PT to control the matrix and the PT of ‘BY system, Through Pass Control Set Port:01 Mon:03 PasPot :03 Port: Port number connected to the keyboard or PC for control of another system. Ports 1~32 are general control ports, and the PC port is No. 63. Mon: Monitor number to be used as Pass-through from the keyboard or PC connected to the port. PasPot: (Through-pass) port number for sending input control data from the control port to another MPU. This port must be connected to another ‘MPU. Since the functions for Control Port No. 3 of "B’ system under control are all valid, the functions can be set as if the controller is connected to Port No. 3. In other words, assume that the keyboard is connected to Port No. 3 when setting the functions. Matrix Use Set, Alarm Control Enable Set, PTZ Control Priority Set, Receiver Control Enable, Video Control Enable Set, Control Port Comm Set... ~ 24 -