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Ambient conditions

The device is designed for stand-alone operation. As an option, it can be mounted and commissioned in a 19" standard rack.

General

Unfavourable ambient conditions can shorten the life and cause malfunctions or damages. Do not operate the device at 
places with:

  large scale dust and dirt

  steam or oil vapours (e.g. kitchen)

  unsuitable ambient temperatures

  insufficient ventilation (e.g. closed cabinet)

  direct sunlight

  sources of strong heat dissipation (e.g. radiator)

  sources of strong radiation (e.g. radio transmitter, magnetic field)

  corrosive surrounding (e.g. gas, salt water)

Stand-alone operation

The device can usually be set up and operated at any place that meets the requirements above. In addition, observe the  
following requirements and notes.

Computer room
This device is not designed for the use in a computer room as defined in the US fire protection regulation “Standard for 
Protection of Electronic Computer/Data Processing Equipment, ANSI/NFPA 75”.

Secured room
Risk of manipulation and sabotage. A stand-alone installation should be operated in secured rooms with restricted access 
only. 

Socket-outlet
The used socket-outlet has to be installed near the device. It has to be easily accessible.

Operation in a 19" rack

The device can be installed and operated in a 19" standard rack, that is situated at a place that meets the requirements 
above. In addition, observe the following requirements and notes.

Elevated ambient temperature
The ambient temperature in a multi-unit rack may be higher than the room ambient. Ensure that the maximum ambient 
temperature in the rack complies with the requirements specified in the technical data.

Reduced air flow
The air flow in a (closed) rack may be reduced. Ensure that the amount of air flow required for a safe operation is not  
compromised. Ensure sufficient ventilation with 4" (10 cm) of free space on the front, rear and right side of the device.

Earthing
Always ensure a reliable earthing of the device 

Requirements

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Summary of Contents for DMS 2400

Page 1: ...PRELOADED English Commissioning 003864 Rev 1 0 5 2014 03 13 Appliance DMS 2400 DLS 1600...

Page 2: ...dicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury Warning WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury C...

Page 3: ...protection against overvoltages and the immunity of information and communication technology equipment to electromagnetic interferences EMI all protec tive measures which are specified by the current...

Page 4: ...otection of Electronic Computer Data Processing Equipment ANSI NFPA 75 Secured room Risk of manipulation and sabotage A stand alone installation should be operated in secured rooms with restricted acc...

Page 5: ...be mounted connected and commissioned directly Devices that have been ordered without hard disk drives must be equipped with one 3 5 hard disk drive at least Note that all mounted hard disk drives mu...

Page 6: ...he device into the 19 rack Observe the instructions of the rack manufacturer Ensure 4 10cm of free space at the front rear and right side Connect the device as described on the following pages Commiss...

Page 7: ...7 Dimensions 445mm 133mm 425mm 133mm 95mm 38mm 427mm 431mm 424mm HDD Mounting Mounting Safety Requirements DLS 1600 Local Login Dimensions DMS 2400 Remote Login Indicators...

Page 8: ...3 5mm Phone Jack 3 not active C Contact IN global 1 6 Weidm ller 8 pins only for switch push button dry contact O Microphone IN 3 5mm phone jack red 4 3kOhm 2 828Vpp D Mouse PS 2 green P Audio OUT 3 5...

Page 9: ...2 pol Pin Assignment 1 12V DC 2 GND Pin Assignment 7 Contact 6 8 GND Pin Assignment 1 GND 2 Contact 1 3 Contact 2 Pin Assignment 4 Contact 3 5 Contact 4 6 Contact 5 Pin Assignment 7 Contact 6 8 GND Pi...

Page 10: ...ptional L Microphone IN 3 5mm phone jack red 4 3kOhm 2 828Vpp C Contact IN global 1 6 Weidm ller 8 pins only for switch push button dry contact M Video OUT 1 2 BNC 75Ohm 1Vpp CVBS video only no config...

Page 11: ...Audio 1 2 Audio 2 3 Audio 3 4 Audio 4 5 Audio 5 Pin Assignment 6 Audio 6 7 Audio 7 8 Audio 8 9 GND 1 10 GND 2 Pin Assignment 11 GND 3 12 GND 4 13 GND 5 14 GND 6 15 GND 7 8 Audio IN Q D SUB 15 pol with...

Page 12: ...te In the initial state cameras are displayed with wildcards on the user interface Login In the initial state it is possible to login without a password The rights of the Administrator group are valid...

Page 13: ...information is displayed The password input field is displayed Login In the initial state it is possible to login remote using the serial number as password The rights of the Administrator group are v...

Page 14: ...ra failures or hard disk faults F USB interface USB 2 0 type A G HDD DVD RW drives Behind the flap H Display Shows information and status messages Indicators Information and status messages are output...

Page 15: ...15 Notes HDD Mounting Mounting Safety Requirements DLS 1600 Local Login Dimensions DMS 2400 Remote Login Indicators...

Page 16: ...the grant of a patent utility model or design We reserve the right to make technical modifications The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage to property or pecuniary damages arising due to mino...

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