American Dynamics AD2033 User manual

2033
Auxiliary Follower
The 2033 Auxiliary Follower can be used with all American Dynamics Matrix Switching Systems employing control code(s).
The 2033 Auxiliary Follower is used to provide a relay closure when an auxiliary or alarm command has been issued. Other
uses include the operation of panel displays showing called or alarmed camera sites.
Installation and Operating Instructions

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Table of Contents
Description............................................................ 1
Features ................................................................. 1
Installation............................................................ 2
Mounting......................................................2
Auxiliary/Camera Select..............................2
DIP Switches................................................2
Connections
Relay Connections..................................... 5
Data Line Connections............................... 6
Control Code Line Connections................. 6
Operation.............................................................. 7
Power Sources...................................................... 7
Powering Up......................................................... 7
Appendix
Typical System Connections of 2033 Auxiliary Follower
Specifications...........................................back page

DESCRIPTION
The 2033 Auxiliary Follower provides relay closures which
correspond to an auxiliary call for a selected or switched
camera. The auxiliary function(s) (either 1, 2, or 3) can be
activated eithere manually from a keyboard, from a system
tour, or from an alarm. The Auxiliary Follower can address
one to 1024 cameras in groups of 16.
The 2033 is typically used where a high concentration of
auxiliary devices (i.e., electronic door switches or auxiliary
lighting) need to be controlled, but where pan/tilt functions
are not necessary. Note: The use of the 2033 does not negate
the use of the pan/tilt control at a remote site.
Additionally, the 2033 can provide contact closures
coordinated with an alarm callup. The contact closure occurs
when the corresponding camera is automatically placed into
alarm from an external device.
The 2033 receives data from either a LAN output of a 1995, a
DATA LINE output of a 1996, or a Control Code output of a
Matrix Switching System. If the 2033 operates via control
code, a dip switch located on the 2033’s main printed circuit
board, is used to select the Control Code mode.
The 2033 filters the incoming codes for auxiliary commands
and camera group. The unit contains 32 addressable,
normally open relays. The 32 relays can be grouped in series
or in two alike groups of 16. Each of the two groups can
control 16 relays.
FEATURES
The 2033 Alarm Responder has the following features:
☛ SCREW TERMINAL WIRE CONNECTORS
☛ LED INDICATOR FOR “VALID" CODE
☛ LED POWER INDICATOR
☛ DIP SWITCH SELECTION FOR CAMERA GROUP
AND AUXILIARY
☛ COMPATIBLE WITH EITHER DATA LINE OR
CONTROL CODE
☛ UNIVERSAL MOUNT CABINET
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DESCRIPTION
DATA LINE
IN
OUT
AA
AA
AA
DATA LINE
POWER
GROUP 1
ABCDE
F
ABCDE
F
ABCDE
F
ABCDE
F
SELECT
GROUP 2
B W S
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G1 IN G1 OUT G2 IN G2 OUT
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A B A B A B A B
120V
60HZ
A B A B A B A B
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Figure 1 - 2033 Auxiliary Follower

INSTALLATION
The Universal cabinet of a 2033 Auxiliary Follower may be
surface or rack mounted in any convenient location with
adequate ventilation. For proper ventilation allow at least
three feet (1m) form the rear of the racks to any wall and one
EIA rack height (1 3/4 inches) between units.
Mounting
The 2033 is shipped with mounting ears flush with the front
panel, and can be mounted to the front of a standard 19-inch
rack.
The mounting ears of the 2033 can also be placed such that
they are flush with the rear panel. This allows the 2033 to be
mounted to the rear of a rack equipped with mounting
channels.
The unit can also be surface mounted. Mount the ears so that
they are either up or down flush with the top and bottom
covers of the unit.
For optimum performance, the 2033 should be located near
the Switching Systems (1995, 1996, 2050, or 1024) or near
the Control Code Line of a Matrix Switching System. Avoid
heat sources or poorly ventilated racks.
DIP Switches
DIP switches, located on the rear panel, are used in the 2033
to determine auxiliary settings and camera group selections.
The 2033 Auxiliary Follower provides relay closures only;
they are not intended to supply power (see the relay contact
on page 5). The relay closures on the 2033 are activated by
an auxiliary call. The DIP switches on the 2033 are used to
determine the auxiliary setting (1, 2, or 3) and the camera
group (1 - 1024 in groups of 16; i.e., 1-16, 17-32, 33-48
...977-992, 993-1024). The two top DIP switches (1&2) set
the GROUP 1 relays. The lower two DIP switches (3&4) set
the GROUP 2 relays. Each relay group contains an auxiliary
setting and a camera setting. See the illustration below.
The first and third switches are programmed to correspond to
the desired auxiliary (1, 2, or 3). For auxiliary settings see
Table 2, page 4. The second and fourth switches are
programmed to correspond to the desired camera block (1 -
1024). For camera settings see Table 1, page 3.
Note: Group 1 and Group 2 can be set to two different
auxiliary and camera groups, if desired.
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INSTALLATION
120V
60Hz
GROUP1
GROUP2
DATA LINE
IN
OUT
1
A
A
DATA
PWR ABCDEF
ON
OFF
ABCDEF
ON
OFF
ABCDEF
ON
OFF
SELECT
ABCDEF
ON
OFF
B W S
G1 IN G1 OUT G2 IN G2 OU T
BABABABA BABABABA BABABABA BABABABA
BABABABABABABABA BABABABA BABABABA
BABABABA
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17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
DIP Switch 1 - Auxiliary Setting
DIP Switch 2 - Camera Setting
DIP Switch 3 - Auxiliary Setting
DIP Switch 4 - Camera Setting
Group 1 Relay
Group 2 Relay
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