Applications; Rack Mounting; Setting Into Operation - Monacor Security TVSP-44COL Mode D'emploi

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any resulting personal damage or material damage
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poses than originally intended, if they are not cor-
rectly connected, operated, or not repaired in an
expert way.
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finitively, take them to a local recycling plant
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Applications

This colour video quad processor is designed for appli-
cations in video surveillance systems. The unit allows
a live surveillance in different display formats (full
screen, quad picture, picture-in-picture, digital zoom).
Furthermore, a video recorder may be connected for
recording and subsequent reproduction. The recording
of the pictures is exclusively made in the quad format,
independent of the monitor display selected for the live
surveillance.
The unit has an internal video motion detector, the
motion recognition can separately be adjusted for each
channel. An alarm input is furthermore assigned to
each channel for the evaluation of an external alarm. A
relay with change-over contact NO/NC offers the pos-
sibility to process an alarm with an external unit. All
alarm events are recorded and can be regarded via the
on-screen menu.
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Rack Mounting

The unit can be placed as a table top unit or be in -
stalled into a rack (482 mm/19") via the two supplied
mounting brackets. For the rack installation unscrew
the screws on the right side and left side and screw the
mounting brackets with the supplied screws according
to fig. 3. One rack space (= 44.45 mm) is required in
the rack.
5 Video and Alarm Connections
5.1 Camera signals
Up to four cameras may be connected to the input
jacks "VIDEO 1" to "VIDEO 4" (6).
If a camera signal is to be evaluated on another
video system, it can be picked up at the fed-through out-
put "LOOP" (12) located below and passed on. The
impedance is matched via the respective DIP switch
(7). It has to be adjusted in this case in the lower posi-
tion to "∞" (high impedance). If no unit is connected to
the fed-through output, set the respective switch to the
upper position "75 Ω" for the correct termination of the
cable.
5.2 Monitors
Up to two monitors can be connected to the jacks
"MON 1" and "MON 2" (9). Via both monitors the same
display formats and the on-screen menu can be called.
5.3 Video recorder
To record camera pictures, connect the video input of
a video recorder to the jack "VCR OUT" (13). The
recording signal at the output "VCR OUT" is always the
quad picture, independent of the selected monitor dis-
play for the live surveillance.
For the reproduction of recordings connect the
video output of the video recorder to the jack "VCR IN"
(8).
5.4 Alarm connections (fig. 4)
Via the 9-pole Sub D jack "ALARM" (10) four alarm
inputs and an alarm output are available.
As alarm sensors e. g. motion detectors or light bar-
riers can be used which are equipped with a closing
contact (NO = normally open). Connect the sensors
respectively to ground (pin 5 or 6) and to the following
contacts:
sensor for channel 1 to pin 1
sensor for channel 2 to pin 2
sensor for channel 3 to pin 3
sensor for channel 4 to pin 4
As a floating alarm output a relay with change-over
contact is available. At the alarm output e. g. an acous -
tic or visual alarm device may be connected or the
alarm input of a video recorder. In normal condition the
NC contact (pin 9) is closed against the common con-
tact COM (pin 8) and the NO contact (pin 7) is open. In
case of alarm the NC contact is open and the NO con-
tact closes against the common contact COM.
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Setting into Operation

Connect the supplied power supply unit to the jack
"DC 12V 1A" (11) and to a socket (100 – 240 V~,
50/60 Hz): Thus, the unit is switched on. After setting
into operation, a short signal can be heard and the unit
switches to the quad picture.
First adjust the colour standard the units connected
use. For this purpose press the following three buttons
at the same time:
PAL: "Fz" (4) + "Set" (5) + "2" (3)
NTSC: "Fz" (4) + "Set" (5) + "3" (3)
Via the on-screen menu the quad processor can be
adjusted to the requirements of the respective applica-
tion → see chapter 9.
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