Vista VDC1604 Bedienungsanleitung

Please read this manual carefully before connecting your Dome Controller and operating it for the first time.

Be sure to read carefully and follow the PRODUCT S FETY instructions on page 6.

Keep the manual in a safe place for future reference.

VDC1604

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Vista Dome Controller English

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IMPORTANT

The first few pages of these instructions contain important information on safety and product

conformity. Please read, and ensure that you understand this information before continuing.

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CONTENTS

Produ t safety .................................................................................................................................................................... 6

Radio Frequen y Devi es .................................................................................................................................................. 6

Unpacking ........................................................................................................................................................................... 6

Product Description ............................................................................................................................................................. 7

Overview .............................................................................................................................................................................. 7

Installation ........................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Mounting the unit ............................................................................................................................................................ 8

Installing the keyboard...................................................................................................................................................

Network Access Point Connections ............................................................................................................................ 10

Baxnet Notes ................................................................................................................................................................ 11

Setting the Keyboard ID ............................................................................................................................................... 11

Setting the keyboard baudrate..................................................................................................................................... 11

Connections ...................................................................................................................................................................... 12

Video Inputs ................................................................................................................................................................. 12

Video Outputs .............................................................................................................................................................. 12

Dome Telemetry .......................................................................................................................................................... 12

Alarm Inputs ................................................................................................................................................................. 12

Alarm Outputs .............................................................................................................................................................. 12

Keyboard Key Descriptions ............................................................................................................................................... 13

PROGRAMMING

Programming .................................................................................................................................................................... 16

Entering the Menu System ........................................................................................................................................... 16

Password Entry ............................................................................................................................................................ 16

Menu Navigation .......................................................................................................................................................... 16

Exiting the Menu System.............................................................................................................................................. 17

Programming the Time and Date ..................................................................................................................................... 17

Editing Text Items .............................................................................................................................................................. 18

Camera Setup Menu ......................................................................................................................................................... 18

Sequences and Views Menu ............................................................................................................................................ 1

PROGRAM VIEW MENU .............................................................................................................................................. 1

PROGRAM SEQUENCE MENU ................................................................................................................................... 1

TIMED FUNCTIONS MENU ......................................................................................................................................... 20

Alarm Handling Menu ........................................................................................................................................................ 21

ALARM MODE MENU ................................................................................................................................................... 21

ALARM RESPONSE MENU ......................................................................................................................................... 21

INPUT SETTINGS MENU ............................................................................................................................................. 22

OUTPUT SETTINGS MENU ......................................................................................................................................... 22

ALARM WINDOW SETUP MENU ................................................................................................................................. 22

ALARM LOG MENU ...................................................................................................................................................... 23

Control Access Menus ...................................................................................................................................................... 23

Keyboard - Monitor ....................................................................................................................................................... 23

Keyboard - Camera ..................................................................................................................................................... 23

Keyboard - PTZ ............................................................................................................................................................ 23

Control Access Menus ...................................................................................................................................................... 23

KEYBOARD TO MONITOR ACCESS MENU ............................................................................................................... 23

KEYBOARD TO CAMERA ACCESS MENU ................................................................................................................. 24

KEYBOARD TO PTZ ACCESS MENU .......................................................................................................................... 24

Display Setup Menu .......................................................................................................................................................... 24

System Setup Menu .......................................................................................................................................................... 25

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CONTENTS

OPERATION

Selecting a Monitor ............................................................................................................................................................ 28

Recovery from Power Loss ......................................................................................................................................... 28

Selecting a Camera .......................................................................................................................................................... 28

Selecting Telemetry Control .............................................................................................................................................. 28

Auto Iris ........................................................................................................................................................................ 28

Auto Focus ................................................................................................................................................................... 28

Monitor Displays ................................................................................................................................................................ 28

Accessing the Dome Camera Menu................................................................................................................................. 2

Storing a Preset ................................................................................................................................................................. 2

Recalling a Preset ............................................................................................................................................................. 2

Learn Program Mode ........................................................................................................................................................ 2

Recalling a Learn Function ............................................................................................................................................... 30

Colour/ Mono Select .......................................................................................................................................................... 30

Program Tour ..................................................................................................................................................................... 30

Entering Program Mode .............................................................................................................................................. 30

Recall Tour ........................................................................................................................................................................ 31

Defining a View .................................................................................................................................................................. 32

Recalling a View ................................................................................................................................................................ 32

Defining a Programmed Sequence .................................................................................................................................. 32

Recalling a Programmed sequence ................................................................................................................................ 33

Defining a Timed Function ................................................................................................................................................ 34

Defining an Alarm Response ............................................................................................................................................ 35

Alarms ............................................................................................................................................................................... 36

Specifications .................................................................................................................................................................... 37

Appendix A - Password Recovery ...................................................................................................................................... 38

Appendix B - RS485 Cable Preparation ........................................................................................................................... 3

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PRODUCT SAFETY

WARNINGS

Installation and servi ing is only to be arried out by suitably qualified and experien ed personnel to lo al or national

wiring standards.

Good engineering pra ti e must be arried out at all times and all servi ing and repairs arried out indoors.

The VDC1604 must only be powered with the lass 2 isolated power supply provided.

Do not ex eed the voltage and temperature limits given in the spe ifi ation.

The Vista VDC1604 is designed for use in general purpose CCTV applications and has no other purpose.

PRODUCT CERTIFICATIONS

Ele tri al Safety

British Standard BSEN60 50:2000 Safety of information technology equipment, including electrical business equipment.

Radio Frequen y Emissions

British standard BSEN50081-1:1 2 Electromagnetic compatibility - Generic emission standard

Part 1. Residential, commercial and light industry

Immunity

British Standard BSEN 50130-4:1 6 Alarm Systems Part 4 Electromagnetic compatibility

Product family standard: Immunity requirements for components of fire, intruder and social alarm systems

EU CONFORMANCE STATEMENT

A Declaration of Conformity in accordance with the above EU standards has been made and is on file at Norbain SD

Limited, Wokingham, Berkshire RG41 5TS.

The manufacturer declares, that the product supplied with this document is complaint with the provisions of the EMC

Directive 8 /336 EEC, the Low Voltage Directive LVD 73/23 EEC the CE Marking Directive 3/68 EEC and all associated

amendments.

UNPACKING

Keep your packaging for use if your VDC1604 is stored for a time or needs to be returned for whatever reason. The

packaging should contain:-

 VDC1604 Vista Dome Controller 16 x 4 Switching Matrix

 PSU and IEC Cable

 Two mounting brackets for 1  rack use

 These Instructions

Check the product code on the serial number label. If you have an incorrect item or it is damaged then inform your supplier

and the carriers immediately. If the equipment is incorrect or damaged, do not attempt to use it.

IMPORTANT

In the event of power interruption, the VDC1604 will lose current camera and monitor selections and revert to its default

settings upon reconnection of the supply.

All monitor and camera pairings must be re-entered if required. Sequences and views will also need to be re-entered.

Timed functions, when active, will recall sequences/views/cameras within a short period dependent upon the resume

timer settings.

If this recovery action is not sufficient for the application, it is recommended that the unit and its associated equipment is

supplied from a secure and uninterruptible power supply.

See also Sele ting a Monitor (page 26) and Defining a Timed Fun tion (page 30).

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Thank you for choosing the VDC1604 Vista Dome Controller. The VDC1604 is a small switching matrix designed to

control Domes and remote controlled cameras that respond to any one of the following RS485 twisted-pair telemetry

protocols: Vista PowerDome, Pelco D, Ultrak and VCL (note that dependant on the dome type, not all features may be

supported).

The system is capable of switching 16 video inputs to four video outputs and is controlled by a separate keyboard. Up to

four keyboards may be connected via BaxNet RS485 data bus.

Features

 16 Video Inputs (self-terminating, loop through)

 Four Video Outputs

 Twisted pair telemetry support for Dome cameras (for Baxall (Norbain), Pelco, Ultrak and VCL products)

 Four auxiliaries

 Up to 255 camera presets dependant on dome type (128 on the Vista PowerDome)

 Programmable camera view sequence (8 continuous and 8 one-shot sequences)

 Alarm output relay

OVERVIEW

Shown below are the front and rear panels of the unit showing the locations of the indicators and connectors.

Note: Only use the power supply provided with your VDC1604. Other power supplies may cause damage.

21 5 9 13371115261014481216

CONTROL OUTPUT KEYBOARD

12V DC

Loop-through Video inputs (1-16)Video Outputs (1-4) Alarms Power

board connector

Control Connector

Power LED

VDC1604

Fig.1 - Front and rear panels

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OVERVIEW

Fig. 2 - Typi al onfiguration

INSTALLATION

Mounting the unit

The VDC1604 is designed to be used as a free standing or rack mounted unit using the mounting brackets supplied.

When choosing a suitable location for the unit, please ensure:

 An electrical output socket (capable of supplying 240V AC 50Hz at 500mA) is located within a suitable distance for the

included Class 2 power supply.

 The power supply cord cannot become pinched or trapped under a heavy object. The power cord should be routed so

that it is not likely to be walked on.

 The unit is protected from the accidental ingress of foreign objects or liquid spills. The unit must not be used near

water e.g. near a swimming pool, or any other area that is classified as a wet or damp location.

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INSTALLATION

When fixing the VDC1604 into a 1  rack, the two mounting brackets must be fixed to the unit. Remove the plastic plugs

from the fixing holes (two on each side of the unit) and fix the mounting brackets with the supplied M5 screws as shown

in figure 3 below.

Fig. 3 - 19 ra k fixing

Installing the keyboard

The VDC1604 functions are controlled by an external NPX/RKB/J3De desktop keyboard.

Fig. 4 - Single keyboard onne tion

A single keyboard may be connected as shown in figure 4. Power is supplied to the keyboard by the keyboard connector

on the VDC1604. Note that the connection length A-B must not exceed 10m otherwise the keyboard will not receive

sufficient power. More than one keyboard may be connected (with a maximum of four keyboards) as shown in figure 5.

Fig. 5 - Multiple keyboard onne tions

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INSTALLATION

This connection toplology is know as Daisy-chain. The following rules must be observed:

1. A maximum of four keyboards can be connected.

2. The distance from A to F must not exceed 1200m (including the stub lengths).

3. Keyboards 1, 2, 3 and 4 will each require a separate PSU even if the total length of the RS485 network is less than 10m.

4. Cables A-B, C-E and D-F are screened/shielded Cat5, and are available from Vista in lengths of 1m up to 10m.

The standard baud rate for the VDC1604 is 600 bps which, together with line impedances, will restrict the cabling

distances for the keyboard. Approved RS485 cable should be used for the data connections between the NAPs. In theory,

cabling distance can be up to 1.2 km. In practice however, the type of cable chosen, its routing, etc. will have an effect on

the maximum length that can be used.

The keyboard has built in network termination and/or biasing. For most small to medium sized installations, it should not

be necessary to change the switches from their default settings. Only for large installations should your network require

biasing and/or terminating. The switches are shown below. The default setting for switches 1, 2 and 3 is OFF. Switch 4 is

not used.

BAXKMI Network A ess Point Conne tions

The interconnection of Network Access Points is shown in Figure 6.

Fig. 6 - BAXKMI Network A ess Point Inter onne tions

OFF U

*Default setting

Network setting Swit h 1 Swit h 2

Biased ON ON

Not Biased* OFF* OFF*

Network setting Swit h 3

Terminated ON

Not Terminated* OFF*

*Default setting

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