JVC SW-D7000U, Instruction Manual

Page 1: ...roperly under local state or federal laws Check with your local waste management officials for disposal or other possible recycling options CAUTION Electrostatic Sensitive Device Use proper CMOS and MOSFET handling precautions including approved grounded wrist straps etc to avoid damage this unit or its internal components from electrostatic discharge WARNING This equipment generates uses and can ...

Page 2: ...should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label If you are not sure of the type of power supply you plan to use consult your appliance dealer or local power company For units intended to operated from battery power or other sources refer to the operating instructions Grounding or Polarization This unit may be equipped with a polarized alternating current line p...

Page 3: ...r service Replacement Parts When replacement parts are required be sure the service technician has used replacement parts specified by the manufacturer or that they have the same characteristics Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire electric shock or other hazards Safety Check Upon completion of any service or repairs to this unit ask the service technician to perform safety checks to dete...

Page 4: ...it for possible future use EMISSIONS The equipment complies with CE class A and to part 15 of the FCC rules for emissions class A SERVICE If technical assistance is required please contact our Technical Support Engineer at 800 526 5308 extension 5234 Monday through Friday 9 00 am 5 00 pm EST excluding holidays If the unit ever requires factory service the customer should A Pack the product careful...

Page 5: ...staller menus is Password 2 The password for resetting your multiplexer to the factory settings is Password 3 You should change the password for the menu systems passwords 1 2 and record it below for future reference Password 1 _________________________________________________________________________ Password 2 _________________________________________________________________________ ...

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Page 7: ... A 19 3 1 4 AUTOLIST 20 3 1 5 PIP DISPLAY SIZE AND POSITION 20 3 1 6 CHANGING POSITIONS AND COLORS OF TITLES 21 3 1 7 MONITOR B DISPLAYS 21 3 2 RECORDING 22 3 2 1 MONITOR OUTPUTS IN RECORD MODE 22 3 2 2 ALARM DISPLAYS IN RECORD MODE 22 3 3 PLAYBACK 22 3 3 1 PLAY MODE MONITOR A DISPLAYS 23 3 3 2 PLAY MODE MONITOR A INDICATIONS 23 3 3 3 PLAY MODE MONITOR B DISPLAYS 24 3 3 4 PLAY MODE CHANGING TEXT P...

Page 8: ... OPERATOR PASSWORD 39 3 7 12 NORMAL RECORD SPEED 39 3 7 13 SYSTEMVIEW MENU 41 4 0 MENU PROGRAMMING AND SETUP 42 4 1 INITIAL POWER UP 42 4 2 USING THE MENU SYSTEM 42 4 3 BATTERY BACKED UP MEMORY FOR MENU OPTIONS 43 4 4 NAVIGATING THE FOUR MENU LEVELS 43 4 5 TIME DATE SET UP 45 4 6 SEQUENCE SET UP 46 4 7 AUTOLIST 46 4 8 RECORD SET UP 46 4 9 ALARM SET UP 50 4 10 MACROS 57 4 11 MOTION DETECTION 60 4 1...

Page 9: ...Record Live Play ALT Alarm Zoom Freeze Sequence Function FRZ ZOOM SEQ ALM FN ALT SPOT MULTI LIVE REC PLAY POWER Camera Select Key 1 9 1 B 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 RS 232 1 SVHS SVHS 1 RS 485 2 12 VDC Alarm Vext Accessory connections DB 25 RS 232C RS 485 Monitor A outputs composite Y C VCR inputs composite Y C Monitor B output composite VCR outputs Y C composite 12V DC power center positive Camera BNC inp...

Page 10: ...tilation Make sure that the location planned for the installation of the unit is well ventilated Locate the cooling vents in the unit enclosure and make sure they are not obstructed in the installation Temperature Make sure to check the ambient temperature specifications of the unit and insure that the location of installation is within these specifications Extremes of heat or cold outside of the ...

Page 11: ...rt Camera setting Conditional Live Display AutoList simplified sequence programming 2X digital zoom and digital pan tilt Live Playback Alarm history log Operator programmable macro function keys A scheduler to automatically start macros at preset times days or dates A simple Summer Winter time change function Remote programming upload and download Remote control using optional keyboard or PC Optio...

Page 12: ...information as well as system and alarm status at the time of recording This status information is rebuilt and displayed with the corresponding camera during Playback On Playback the operator can select one of several screen formats for display and can also choose which cameras to display in which position in a multi screen NOTE The SW D7000U will NOT set the VCR speeds which must be set up separa...

Page 13: ...are 9 Loop through camera inputs with automatic termination Monitor outputs for Monitor A BNC and S VHS and Monitor B BNC VCR input and output BNC or S VHS 9 alarm inputs 25 pin D sub each of which can be normally open NO or normally closed NC RS232 and RS485 connections The 25 pin D sub connector also has the contacts for the two alarm output relays and VEXT input The VEXT input accepts a synchro...

Page 14: ...ts of a video and VEXT input 25 pin D sub connections For an S VHS VCR use 4 pin mini din S VHS connectors For a standard VCR use 75 ohm coaxial cable and BNC connectors NOTE Do not use locked type S video cable If you are using S VHS then for full benefit you must also select S VHS in the VCR SETUP menu Although the VEXT connection is optional it is a good way to simplify the operation of your mu...

Page 15: ...ook up to the Monitor A BNC connector using a 75 ohm coaxial cable Connect the other end of the cable to your monitor For Monitor B spot hook up to the Monitor B BNC connector using a 75 ohm coaxial cable Connect the other end of the cable to your monitor 2 6 ALARM INPUTS AND OUTPUTS Use the supplied 25 pin D Sub M connector or interface PCB wired according to the following instructions Do not wir...

Page 16: ...arms by connecting it to ground on pins 18 19 and 20 Clearing an alarm only clears the LED and the keyboard buzzer The alarm output relay will follow the programming of the alarm input which can be transparent latched or timed out Refer to ALARMS menu programming 2 9 VEXT INPUT pin 22 pin 25 Output Relay No 2 pin 17 pin 21 Output Relay No 1 VCR Alarm Relay Input See VCR Manual for Connections Mult...

Page 17: ...RD OPTION in the MAIN MENU The VEXT input accepts TTL field synchronized negative going pulse duration 2 5ms HIGH level 4 5V to 5 5V LOW level 0V The multiplexer can be set to trigger off the negative or positive going edge VEXT Pulse Edge in the RECORD menu NOTE On power up the auto detection circuit will wait about 15 seconds to check if the VCR starts to output a switch pulse The period of 15 s...

Page 18: ...isplayed cameras in the lower right cameo No menu setup is required The cameo sequence list cannot be edited Multi screen Dwell time The multi screen dwell time can be selected in the SEQUENCING sub menu on the OPERATOR menu Automatic multi screen format memory If the operator switches from a multi screen display to a full screen camera image then when the MULTISCREEN key is next pressed the opera...

Page 19: ... to display in the active cameo The active cameo will auto advance to the next logical cameo on the right so the operator can easily enter cameras in several cameos without using the arrow keys FREEZE key Freezes the cameo ZOOM key Switches to a full screen display of that camera This will cancel active cameo mode Notice that if the ZOOM key is pressed with no active cameo selected then the displa...

Page 20: ...AutoList recording is started in full screen mode LIVE or PLAY by pressing ALARM and SEQUENCE keys simultaneously Then select cameras in order of the sequence desired and at time desired for individual dwell times Press the SEQUENCE key to stop recording of the AutoList Dwell times of up time between key presses to 30 seconds are allowed A maximum of 32 cameras may be put into an AutoList Pressing...

Page 21: ...this camera title Repeats from top NOTE This setting affects only the Monitor A display Text on the Monitor B display is not moved 3 1 7 MONITOR B DISPLAYS Monitor B is a full screen analog switching display of the Live input cameras It displays only full screen Live images regardless of the mode selected The operator can select a fixed display of any one camera on Monitor B or a sequenced display...

Page 22: ...ape recording when the VCR is in Play mode If the VCR is not in Play mode then the images on Monitor A are from the VCR output of the SW D7000U not recorded images Record Speed Indicator on Monitor A During recording the SW D7000U indicates the speed at which it is recording on Monitor A It uses the same time format for the indicator as is generally used by time lapse VCRs For example R024 will be...

Page 23: ...en If tapes cannot be decoded If the SW D7000U MULTIPLEXER cannot decode a tape that is being Played back the system will display a blank screen The fields will not be decoded or separated There are two possible reasons why a tape cannot be decoded The tape was not recorded on a multiplexer or The tape is not compatible with the decoding format selected in programming In the event that the tape wa...

Page 24: ...eing updated from tape but have no movement within the image The alarm indicator A will be displayed with the corresponding camera image on Monitor A if there was an active alarm at the time that the recording was made Decoding of videotapes recorded on alternative multiplexers will have indicators as follows SW D7000U JVC Calibur CBR Calibur Lite DM Mini Dedicated Micros DM Mini Robot ROBOT These...

Page 25: ...our speed when sequencing the displays during Playback NOTE Tapes being Played back may be from different sites or different setups and may have nothing to do with the current Live setup of the unit Hence the multi screen sequencing option will sequence through only the cameras that are not already on the multi screen Any video loss or disabled cameras setup or detected in Live or during recording...

Page 26: ...such as latching mode buzzer setting and relays will determine the alarm actions In addition the camera associated with the alarm will be recorded as programmed To deactivate this function simply reset the alarm as normal by pressing the ALARM key 3 4 2 ALARM DISPLAYS IN LIVE MODE During alarms in Live mode Monitor A will automatically switch to a full screen view of the cameras in alarm Monitor B...

Page 27: ...e to display the alarm camera that was on the screen at the time that the alarm was canceled or will continue to sequence if sequencing was enabled Alarm LED and Internal buzzer in PLAY Mode The LED and internal buzzer alarm indicators will be activated only if a Live alarm is active Alarm status Played back from a recorded tape has no effect on these indicators The internal buzzer can be disabled...

Page 28: ...ls the unit will react in exactly the same way as for any other external sensor activating that alarm input The system does not differentiate between input from another alarm sensor and the input activated by the link from the internal motion detection 3 6 SPECIAL FUNCTIONS 3 6 1 VIDEO LOSS Indication LED on front panel with on screen display of V in each affected cameo of the multi screen display...

Page 29: ...ays The indication will be flashing NOTE The FREEZE key must be pressed again to unfreeze the display 3 6 3 ZOOM The SW D7000U provides a digital 2X ZOOM on full screen displays on Monitor A during Live or Play modes ZOOM is not available on Monitor B To ZOOM an image First select a full screen display on Monitor A and then press the ZOOM key If desired the image can be frozen before it is zoomed ...

Page 30: ...Winter time change can be done on just the Master unit The master clock will control the time and date display for the other multiplexers connected to the RS 485 network Each multiplexer in the network needs to be separately set up via the menu for either master or slave to function properly 3 6 6 MACRO FUNCTIONS Macro Functions allow the operator to pre program frequently used key sequences and f...

Page 31: ...SW D7000U 9CH COLOR VIDEO MULTIPLEXER JVC PROFESSIONAL IMAGING PRODUCTS 31 Indicator While the macro is Playing back F and the macro number will appear ...

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Page 33: ...WORD This page contains the system passwords It is recommend that for system security you remove it from the manual and store it in a safe place The initial password supplied with the unit for the Operator menu system is Password 1 Password ___________________________________________________________ ...

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Page 35: ... in such a way as to make it very easy to navigate around the menu choices The best way to understand the menu system is to use it with this manual handy for reference In general the ENTER key is used to go to the next level of menu and the MENU key is used to escape to the previous level of the menus without making any changes You have access to the OPERATOR AND SYSTEMVIEW menu levels only when u...

Page 36: ...in or QuickInstall using the installer s password However the Operator password will enable you to select OPERATOR or SYSTEMVIEW only To do this highlight the one that you want using the left or right arrow keys and press ENTER Main QuickInstall Operator SystemView Field Frame Display SystemView 1 Sequencing SystemView 2 Time Date Display SystemView 3 Title Display SystemView 4 Playback Format Sys...

Page 37: ...screen dwell times are also set here The following pull down menu is displayed Multi screen Dwell Live Full Dwell Play Full Dwell Exit The full screen dwell times are the same for both Monitor A and Monitor B in Live and Play modes Dwell time settings determine the time between each camera sequence in the sequence list NOTE The camera sequence list for Monitor A and Monitor B is programmed using t...

Page 38: ...ors as follows SW D7000U JVC Calibur CBR Calibur Lite DM Mini Dedicated Micros DM Mini Robot ROBOT These indicators will appear only if the programmer or operator has selected the corresponding menu option under sub menu PLAYBACK FORMAT to decode tapes that were recorded on alternative multiplexers The menu appears as follows JVC CBR SL DM ROBOT If tapes cannot be decoded If the SW D7000U cannot d...

Page 39: ...e changed in this menu item Password Box Please enter the Password ____ CANCEL OK 3 7 12 NORMAL RECORD SPEED Unless VEXT VCR sync pulse installer programmed is used it is important that the SW D7000U be programmed with the same record speeds as those to which the VCR has been set for NORMAL and ALARM recording Time lapse VCRs are usually capable of dual speed operation allowing two different speed...

Page 40: ...quired on the SW D7000U during Playback The SW D7000U will automatically adjust its display to match the VCR Playback speed Indicators During Play mode the on screen text P indicates the current mode Play mode The speed at which the data was recorded is displayed after the P The on screen P024 indicator for example 24 hour mode tells the operator the speed at which the tape was recorded It does no...

Page 41: ...djusting VCR brightness and contrast The SW D7000U provides a simple front panel adjustment to digitally adjust the contrast and brightness of the Playback signal from the VCR This can also be used to compensate for some VCRs which output a higher or lower video signal level than the standard Select PLAY mode and then select the Playback camera image to be enhanced full screen on Monitor A Use the...

Page 42: ...power ground loops Record Play quality Record for at least 3 minutes at normal VCR speed 2 hour mode and then play back the recordings selecting each camera in turn Check the playback picture quality Be sure to check the VCR s tracking adjustment For advice on setting up cameras consult your camera installation instructions Test the VCR VEXT switch pulse connection to the multiplexer by setting th...

Page 43: ...tery replacement removal CAUTION All data will be lost if the battery is removed and the system will revert to factory defaults 4 4 NAVIGATING THE FOUR MENU LEVELS The programmer has four menu levels designed in such a way as to make it very easy to navigate around the menu choices The best way to understand the menu system is to use it with the manual handy for reference In general the ENTER key ...

Page 44: ...d press ENTER This manual provides instructions on programming of the MAIN menu items The QUICKINSTALL menu items are programmed similar to the MAIN menu and are therefore explained in this manual The OPERATOR and SYSTEMVIEW menu s are described and explained in section 3 7 MENUS When selected the menus will be listed on Monitor A as follows Main QuickInstall Operator SystemView Time Date Change t...

Page 45: ...4 8 This time date color setting is a global system setting and therefore all time date displays will be affected Summer Winter Time Change In some installations personnel with access to the menus are not available to reset the unit s clock during time changes for summer and winter The SW D7000U provides a simple shortcut to set time forward by an hour in spring and back by an hour in the fall by ...

Page 46: ...ist for Monitor A full screen and Monitor B An AutoList also exists for the PLAY mode DEFAULT settings for the lists are all cameras included dwell time taken from menu The DEFAULT dwell time is 3 seconds An AutoList recording is started in full screen mode LIVE or PLAY by pressing ALARM and SEQUENCE keys simultaneously Then select cameras in order of the sequence desired and at time desired for i...

Page 47: ...ed by the programmer in the ALARM and MOTION DETECTION menus For example the programmer can select INTERLEAVED recording on alarm In this case a camera in alarm will be recorded in virtual real time NOTE If alarms and activity detection occur at the same time the alarm s modifications to the record list will take precedence and will cancel all modifications made to the record list via activity det...

Page 48: ...en press PLAY On Monitor A you will see the multiplexed video images as they are being output to the VCR for recording To de select the input repeat the above procedure Notice that when VCR VIEW is exited the unit always reverts to Live mode VCR Playback Speed The programmer must select the Playback speed on the VCR and not on the SW D7000U There is no related setup required on the SW D7000U durin...

Page 49: ...corresponding camera image on Monitor A if there was an active alarm at the time that the recording was made Decoding of videotapes recorded on alternative multiplexers will have indicators as follows SW D7000U JVC Calibur CBR Calibur Lite DM Mini Dedicated Micros DM Mini Robot ROBOT These indicators will appear only if the programmer has selected the corresponding menu option under VCR SETUP sub ...

Page 50: ...r the ALARM key This LED will flash if any Live alarm is active and has not been cleared An internal buzzer will sound while any Live alarm is active This buzzer can be disabled via the ALARMS sub menu item BUZZER SETUP Clearing Alarms To clear all displayed alarms Press the ALARM key MANUAL ALARM ACTIVATION PSEUDO ALARM Pressing the ALARM and CAMERA number of the alarm key simultaneously can acti...

Page 51: ... restarts Timed out alarms Timed out alarms are latched for a pre set time out period from the start of the alarm becoming active After expiration of the time out period the alarm is automatically cleared unless the alarm input is still active The time out period is programmable in the menu by the programmer If an alarm input is still active after the time out the alarm will stay active while the ...

Page 52: ...ows the programmer to program any 4 camera numbers The first camera number will define the camera in alarm on Monitor A and Monitor B The factory default for the camera in alarm is the camera having the same number as the alarm input For example the camera in alarm factory default for alarm input 6 will be camera 6 The factory defaults for associated cameras will be the camera before the camera in...

Page 53: ...ly while an alarm is active Once an alarm times out or is cleared the display will automatically revert to the screen displayed before the alarm It is very important to select the best alarm latching mode for alarm displays MON B Full Screen during alarms During alarms Monitor B will automatically switch to a full screen display of the camera in alarm If multiple alarms are active Monitor B will a...

Page 54: ...s for Alarm Output Relays are All Alarm Inputs will activate Relay 1 All Activity Detection will activate Relay 2 Additional alarm output data The SW D7000U also allows the programmer to read the status of alarm inputs for each camera via the RS 232 remote control port RECORD MODE The programmer can select NORMAL recording EXCLUSIVE recording or INTERLEAVED recording to take place whenever an alar...

Page 55: ...result in real time Playback of the camera in alarm In general on the SW D7000U INTERLEAVED recording will give very fast update speeds of cameras in alarm even for multiple alarms INTERLEAVED mode is the recommended setting ENABLE DISABLE Any alarm input can be set up as being active enabled or inactive disabled In this option you may select INDVIDUAL ENABLE ENABLE ALL DISABLE ALL ALARM HISTORY A...

Page 56: ...deo loss detection Playback Buzzer Set to OFF if no Buzzer is desired on during the playback of Videotapes where alarms are present VIDEO LOSS ACTION This option is used to specify what is to happen in the event of loss of a video input Video loss can occur due to a failed camera or disconnection of the video signal to the multiplexer Video Loss action in LIVE Mode Monitor A If the camera is being...

Page 57: ...00U allows the programmer to disable cameras which are not connected or will be out of service for an extended time so that unnecessary video loss messages can be avoided Refer to Camera Disable below 4 10 MACROS Macro Functions allow the programmer to pre program frequently used key sequences and frequently used menu setups These can then be quickly executed as a two keystroke function The FUNCTI...

Page 58: ...topped Instead of recording keystrokes while in the menus the programmer only records the final setting of each setup parameter for those sub menus which are accessed by the programmer Each time the MENU key is pressed it is counted as one keystroke in the MACRO Upon Playback of the macro the unit will retrieve only those recorded menu setup parameters and will set the unit up accordingly Paramete...

Page 59: ...tely press FUNCTION key and ENTER to end the recording Playing a MACRO RECORD A macro can be Played back simply by pressing the FUNCTION key followed by the macro number 1 9 Indicator While the macro is Playing back F and the macro number will appear on Monitor A Stopping a Macro A macro can be stopped during its Playback by pressing the FUNCTION key MACRO TIMED START Macros can be started at a fi...

Page 60: ...etection is used to detect activity in crowded areas where activity is not the result of intruders and where human traffic is normal and expected Intrusion detection Intrusion detection looks for real movement in the scene and raises an alarm if it is found It is used to monitor areas where no human traffic is allowed or expected and so when movement is found it will be likely that it was caused b...

Page 61: ...of apparent motion via reflections Cursor The top left zone will have a flashing square indicator known as the cursor The zone which has the flashing cursor can be enabled or disabled When the cursor reaches the end of a line in the zone grid it will automatically wrap around to the beginning of the next line Use the ALARM key to select either the ENABLE or DISABLE or NO ACTION mode The ALARM key ...

Page 62: ...e left side lower portion of the image This scope represents the sensitivity setting you have selected in RED A BLACK line that will move from bottom to top of the scope when movement occurs represents the actual motion activity in the scene When the BLACK line intersects with the RED line a motion alarm is activated In this mode the sensitivity can be changed by selecting the number keys 1 10 In ...

Page 63: ...s 1 least sensitive setting detect change of 100 of 256 grey levels in a zone averaged over a zone 10 most sensitive setting detect change of 5 of 256 grey levels in a zone averaged over a zone NOTE The highest sensitivity of 10 is only reasonable if the video signal has extremely low noise The factory default sensitivity setting is 5 for all cameras Recommendations When setting sensitivity choose...

Page 64: ...e can be set by the programmer in this RECORD RATE sub menu Cameras with activity can be recorded twice 2X as often they would normally be recorded or four times 4X as often or they can be INTERLEAVED This allows programmers the flexibility to set up the system according to the requirements of their particular installation NOTE The record list and record rate can also be modified by an active alar...

Page 65: ...he highest sensitivity of 10 is only reasonable if the video signal has extremely low noise The factory default sensitivity setting is 5 for all cameras Recommendations When setting sensitivity choose the highest setting that does not result in very frequent false motion detection The higher the sensitivity the more likely it is that incidental movement will be detected as motion so if motion is i...

Page 66: ...AVED This allows programmers the flexibility to set up the system according to the requirements of their particular installation NOTE The record list and record rate can also be modified by an active alarm A record list update resulting from an active alarm input will always override any record list modifications which resulted from sensing activity See ALARMS sub menu RECORD MODE There are four c...

Page 67: ...NES Only after the sensitivity is set to its reasonable maximum should the programmer adjust the False Alarm Rejection as needed Rejection False Alarm This setup is only used for INTRUSION detection Motion detection and false alarms will vary from scene to scene but processing to reduce false alarms can often result in reduced motion detection sensitivity To optimize performance the SW D7000U allo...

Page 68: ...d then enter that number as the target size Example If a human normally fills a 5 x 2 grid on a particular camera scene which is 10 zones then the target size for that camera should be entered as 10 Recommendation Set the target size to the lowest reasonable setting for the target and the camera scene unless false alarms from smaller targets are common For more reliable intrusion detection the tar...

Page 69: ...trusion detection can be linked indirectly to a macro by linking an alarm input which has been set to start macros See LINK TO MACROS sub menu in ALARMS section 4 12 CAMERA TITLES SET UP This option is used to specify the titles to be displayed on Monitor A and Monitor B for each camera input The following pull down menu is displayed Title Display Edit Titles Exit To Edit Camera Titles Factory def...

Page 70: ...s for efficient use of the camera images available The menu item CAMERA SET UP provides for Camera AGC Camera Disable Covert Camera Camera Scope CAMERA AGC The unit has a versatile camera by camera AGC Range adjustment This allows the programmer to set the unit up via simple menus to compensate for camera inputs that have excessive video levels outside of the normal AGC range This is a setup funct...

Page 71: ...so very useful when a camera is undergoing maintenance or has a temporary fault NOTE The disabled setting does not affect cameras shown on Monitor A during Play mode Individual Disable Power Up Disable Auto Disable Now Exit Individual Disable provides a listing of each camera that can be disabled or enabled individually Power Up Disable if activated causes the multiplexer to automatically disable ...

Page 72: ... of the system installation have been done correctly The installer can quickly and easily determine firstly if cameras or their lenses have been set up incorrectly or secondly if a camera input level and dynamic range is suitable for the motion detection circuits in a multiplexer RELATIVE AMPLITUDE FIGURE 1 Black LUMINANCE White In Figure 1 the camera has a wide range of luminance or Grey scales a...

Page 73: ...fective Benefits of the camera scope An inexperienced installer can use it to check the input video signals to the multiplexer without the need for additional signal measuring equipment and its associated cost This is especially useful if intrusion detection is intended Troubleshooting of the system after installation is simplified If a problem is reported for the system the camera scope displays ...

Page 74: ... hour mode During this brief time the multiplexer will not switch cameras at all unless a switch pulse is detected If the switch pulse ceases the multiplexer will also take about 15 seconds to determine that it has in fact stopped and not just changed to 960 hour mode Indicator An on screen R EXT indicator replaces the record speed indicator while this switch input is active and detected by the SW...

Page 75: ...d on a multiplexer or The tape is not compatible with the decoding format selected by the programmer In the event that the tape was actually recorded on either a SW D7000U compatible multiplexer or an alternate multiplexer but is not correctly decoded first check to see that the correct PLAYBACK FORMAT has been selected in the menus To view tapes which were not decoded With the VCR Playing back a ...

Page 76: ...W D7000U can have up to 15 optional remote keyboards controlling it through the RS 485 network In addition a single remote keyboard can control up to 15 different SW D7000U units or a mixture of keyboards and multiplexers totaling 9 devices installed in a multi drop configuration The SW D7000U unit address on the RS 485 network is programmable in the RS 485 section of the COMMUNICATIONS submenu He...

Page 77: ... cable If you choose to power another unit e g a single keyboard you can do this up to 30 feet from the multiplexer Use a 4 core shielded cable equivalent to Belden 8723 For more detail on the remote keyboard refer to the JVC KB Remote Keyboard instruction sheet 4 16 FRONT PANEL LOCK This option is used to lock and unlock the front panel keyboard of the multiplexer You get the following menu Once ...

Page 78: ...red a new password a confirmation box is displayed where you must specify the same password again You should note the new password on the Password page of this document which should be removed and stored in a safe place If the password is lost contact the factory Customer Support for assistance ...

Page 79: ...enter with a copy of your bill of sale For your nearest JVC Factory Service Center please call toll free 800 537 5722 If service is not available locally box the product carefully preferably in the original carton and ship insured with a copy of your bill of sale plus a letter of explanation of the problem to the nearest JVC Factory Service Center the name and location will be given to you by the ...

Page 80: ...ANY OTHER DAMAGES WHETHER DIRECT INCIDENTIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION DAMAGE TO TAPES RECORDS OR DISCS RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT OR ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF THIS WARRANTY ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE LIMITED TO THE WARRANTY PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE Some states do not allow t...

Page 81: ... MENU_SETUP_KEY 41 SELECT_KEY 42 RESERVED 43 MACRO_KEY 44 RESERVED 45 49 MON_B_KEY 50 RESERVED 51 63 LEFT_ARROW_KEY 64 RIGHT_ARROW_KEY 65 UP_ARROW_KEY 66 DOWN_ARROW_KEY 67 UP_LEFT_KEY 68 Pseudo Key DOWN_LEFT_KEY 69 Pseudo Key UP_RIGHT_KEY 70 Pseudo Key DOWN_RIGHT_KEY 71 Pseudo Key RESERVED 72 RESERVED 73 b Remote Data and Commands i Data structure Byte 1 0xFF Byte 2 Command Type Byte 3 Data Length...

Page 82: ...2 78 RESERVED 79 DN_TIMED_MACRO 80 REC_LOCK 81 VCR_TYPE 82 SWITCH_EDGE 83 NETWORK_ADDRESS For command type DO 0 Reserved UPLOADING DATA BYTES When a message of type 0xBB is sent to the system it will respond by sending a 0xff start byte followed by the requested information followed by a 0xff stop byte CHANGING AND ACCESSING INDIVIDUAL PARAMETERS a Changing Camera Titles buffer 0 0xff buffer 1 0xA...

Page 83: ...ng the Alarm ON time buffer 0 0xff buffer 1 0xAA buffer 2 1 buffer 3 ALARMTO buffer 4 BINARY alarm time in seconds 1 99 l Alarm input configuration buffer 0 0xff buffer 1 0xAA buffer 2 16 buffer 3 ALARMINP buffer 4 buffer 19 BINARY list of 16 numbers 0 Normally Closed 1 Normally Open m Changing the macro link values buffer 0 0xff buffer 1 0xAA buffer 2 16 buffer 3 MACROLINK buffer 4 buffer 19 BINA...

Page 84: ...ffer 1 0xAA buffer 2 1 buffer 3 NORRECSPEED buffer 4 BINARY number 1 13 w Setting the alarm record speed buffer 0 0xff buffer 1 0xAA buffer 2 1 buffer 3 ALMRECSPEED buffer 4 BINARY number 1 13 x Creating a macro sequence buffer 0 0xff buffer 1 0xAA buffer 2 number of bytes starting from buffer 4 buffer 3 MACRO1 to MACRO16 buffer 4 buffer x The macro sequence keys The numerical values of the keys a...

Page 85: ...tion Delays of 100ms must be inserted between consecutive camera grids ad Downloading Timed Macro Information buffer 0 0xff buffer 1 0xAA buffer 2 6 buffer 3 DN_TIMED_MACRO buffer 4 Event number 1 20 buffer 5 Day 0 8 0 Disabled buffer 6 Hour 1 12 buffer 7 Minute 0 59 buffer 8 AM PM 0 AM 1 PM buffer 9 Macro Number 1 16 ae Setting the Record Lock buffer 0 0xff buffer 1 0xAA buffer 2 1 buffer 3 REC_L...

Page 86: ... Relay 0 none 1 relay 1 2 relay 2 3 both iii Link to Alarm 1 16 iv False Alarm Reject 0 low 1 med 2 high v Size Discrimination 1 255 vi Record Rate 0 none 1 2x 2 4x 3 interleaved c Activity grids 16 x 32 bytes are uploaded 1st 32 bytes are zones from camera 1 2nd 32 bytes from camera 2 etc Two bytes per row 16 rows d Alarm and video loss 4 bytes are uploaded The 1st 2 represent the alarms in the s...

Page 87: ...sive or none programmable Alarm Displays Automatic full screen Controls and Indicators RECORD Selects record mode On duplex model always in record mode This key inactive Indicator RECORD mode LED PLAY Selects playback mode for decoding tapes LIVE Selects LIVE mode SEQUENCE Starts or stops sequencing Operates on multi screen displays and full screen displays Selectable dwell and Autolists on screen...

Page 88: ...232 D sub9 female 3 wire N 8 1 9600baud Allows remote programming of menus upload of status data remote control of front panel buttons RS 485 RJ 45 remote keyboard input looping up to 1000m 3 200 without conditioning Physical Dimensions 14 2W X 13 9D X 2 6H in 360W x 355D x 65H mm Weight 9 3 lbs 4 2 kg nominal Finish Paint Light gray powdercoat light texture Environmental Temperature 0 to 40 C ope...

Page 89: ...SSIONAL IMAGING PRODUCTS 89 8 0 LIST OF MACRO FUNCTIONS MACRO DESCRIPTION 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 F Play VCR VIEW Selects the VCR as an input so that the VCR can be setup F SEQ SUMMER WINTER TIME Sets clock ahead 1 hour in April and back 1 hour in October ...

Page 90: ...IDEO MULTIPLEXER 90 JVC PROFESSIONAL IMAGING PRODUCTS 9 0 LIST OF SCHEDULED MACROS DAY OF WEEK SETUP See DATE TIME MENU MONDAY ______ Typ 1 or 2 EVENT DAY TIME MACRO TO RUN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ...

Page 91: ...IGURATION SR L911 VIDEO CA SSETTE REC ORD ER TIMELAPSE Victor Camera 9 Camera 1 Video In Spot Monitor Multi Monitor Monitors Camera 1 Camera 9 Monitor B Output Monitor A Outputs VCR Outputs VCR Inputs Video Input SR L911UB Video Output B R S 232 1 SVHS SVHS 1 RS 485 2 12 VDC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ...