Converters.TV CCQ-30 User manual

Security System Colour Quad
Processor
(CCQ-30)
Operation Manual
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Introduction
This unit can receive, display and record video signals from 8 different NTSC/PAL video
systems at the same time. ith a built-in time base corrector (TBC), no special camera
equipment or synchronization is needed.
Precautions
1. Do not expose this product to direct sunlight.
2. Keep the unit away from radiator, heat sources and magnetic field.
3. Do not place it in very dusty or humid locations.
4. Use this unit in a horizontal position only.
5. Do not put heavy objects on top of the converter.
6. Put the unit in an open space that has good ventilation.
7. If the unit is acting abnormally keep the unit away from TV or other electronic
equipment.
8. Unplug the unit from the power supply when it is not to be used for a long period
of time.
Features
•Eight color camera outputs can be combined into 2 pages of real-time color quad
TV screen for simultaneous monitoring, displaying and recording.
•Real time refresh rate with high resolution, 720x480 (NTSC), 720x576 (PAL).
•Digital image processing; 60 (NTSC) fields/sec. or 50 (PAL) fields/sec.
selectable.
•2 x 2 playback zooming.
•Built-in sequential switcher with adjustable dwell time.
•Alarm detection for video loss and sensor contact closure.
•Built-in buzzer, ON/OFF switch for acknowledging the alarm detection.
•On screen TIME, TITLE display, and on screen setup menu.
•Built-in time base correction does not require special cameras or external
synchronization.
•Automatic programmable alarm on each channel. Adjustment controls for
CONTRAST, BRIGHT, COLOR, TINT (NTSC only) on each channel.
•Compatible with both NTSC and PAL systems.
•Video auto gain control for each channel input.
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Operation controls and functions
Front Panel
1. Power- This is the On/Off power indicator light. It will illuminate when the power
has been turned on.
2. oom/Reset- This button provides two functions: LED indicator lights up under
normal operation and 2 x 2 zoom display, combination with button activates 4
channels selection to zoom or freeze mode.
During menu set-up, pressing this button resets the previous adjustment to their
default value; while pressing the button continuously for 4 seconds resets all the
parameters to their default values.
3. Auto/ oom F- Led indicator will light up under normal operation and perform auto
sequential switching.
A B
a) The internal default-
b) hen the interval setting is ON, the switching sequence is as follows:
A CH-1 CH-2 CH-3 CH-4 B Ch-5 CH-6 CH-7 CH-8
4. “-/A-B switch control”-
a) A/B switch control: LED indicator OFF display CH1~CH4 of page A; while
LED indicator ON display CH5~CH8 of page B.
b) During screen set-up, this key activates as “-“ key.
5.
:
A. During function set-up, LED indicator lights up on button for full screen display
on each channel; pressing the button again turns off LED indicator and reverts back to
quad screen display.
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B. During Zoom playback mode, button press sets LED ON to view at 2 x 2 zoom
display; another button press FREEZES screen display.
C. During picture adjustment these keys are used to move cursor position and adjust
parameters.
6. Menu/Exit- Press “Enter” to set menu choice. If the button is pressed again the menu
set-up will be exited.
hen security Lockout is ON, all buttons as the front of the panel fail to function,
press Menu/Exit button for 5 seconds and it will release the security lockout and
reactivate buttons to their normal functions.
Back Panel
1. Camera In- CH1 ~ CH4- This is the BNC Terminal for page. A camera signal
inputs.
2. Camera In- CH5~CH8- This is the BNC Terminal for page. B camera signal
inputs.
3. VCR In- This is the VCR input port. The BNC terminal for VCR playback input.
4. VCR Out- This is the VCR output port. The BNC terminal provides Quad Screen
Display only. Use A/B page selection mode to choose either A or B in sequential
switching mode.
5. Video Out- This is the Video output port. The BNC terminal connects to a
monitor.
6. RS 232- This is the RS 232 port. The 9 Pin D-Sub terminal provides RS 232 with
communication interface to connect with PC.
7. Alarm In- this is the alarm input port. The15 Pin D-Sub terminal for alarm sensor
input, shut-off output, N.O and N.C.
8. DC 12V 600mA- This is the DC power supply input terminal.
9. AC 10-24 V 500mA- This is the AC power supply input terminal.
10. Power- Power On/Off switch control.
Menu Setting Functions
1. Main Menu- Press Menu/Exit button for the main menu to appear. Press the up
and down arrows to select the title you would like to adjust. Press ENTRY to
move to the next page. In order to exit the main menu press Menu/Exit.
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The Main menu screen display shows:
Date/Time title Picture A and Picture B
Interval sensor display Other Record
2. Date/time Setting- Move the cursor to date and time and press ENTRY. Press
the up and down arrows to move the cursor to another position and press + and –
to set the digits. To exit this page press the Menu/Exit button. hen you have
entered the Date/Time setting the following will be displayed on the screen:
Date/Time:
Hours/minute
Year/picture
Second Date
3. Title Settings- Move the cursor to title and press ENTRY. Press the up and down
arrows to move the cursor to another position, and press + and – to set the title
into the form you like, total of 6 digits can be stored. hen you have entered into
title setting the following are displayed:
4. Interval Settings- Move the cursor to interval and press ENTRY. Time means
auto switching. The residing time can be adjusted from 00-99 seconds. hen you
have entered into interval setting the following will be displayed on the screen:
5. Sensor Settings- Move the cursor to sensor and press ENTRY. N.O stands for
Normal Open. N.C stands for Normal Close. hen you have entered into sensor
settings, the following will be displayed:
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Title:
C1: CH1
C2: CH2
C5: CH 5
C6: CH6
C3: CH 3
C4: CH 4
C7: CH 7
C8: CH8
Interval:
Time 02
QUAD A: On
CH 1: off
QUAD B: On
Ch5: Off
Ch 2: Off
CH 3: Off
CH4: Off
CH 6: Off
CH7: Off
CH8: Off

6. Display Settings- Move the cursor to display and press ENTRY. Press + and – to
set the Date/Time/Title/Zoom/Border On/Off. hen you have entered into the
display setting the following will be displayed:
7. Picture Settings- Move the cursor to Picture A or Picture B and press ENTRY.
Adjust the contrast, brightness, colour and tint on 8 channels. hen you have
entered into the picture setting the following will be displayed:
8. Other Settings- Move the cursor to other and press ENTRY. The following
display will show:
- Beep- On/Off sound settings on all buttons
- Lock- On/Off security lockout for all buttons
- Buzzer- On/Off buzzer
- Duration- Auto reset for alarm time, from 1-59 seconds and 1-40 minutes
- Position- Date/Time and title display positions within 4 choices
- Field- Real time refresh rate; 60/S, 30/S and 30D/S selection available
- System- Video input system, NTSC and PAL selectable
9. Alarm Record- Move the cursor to record and press ENTRY. S1 stands for video
loss on channel 1. A1 stands for alarm sensor on. Followed by date and time. 5
sets of data can be stored. hen you have entered into the alarm record setting the
following will be displayed:
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Sensor-
CH1: N.O
CH2: N.O
CH5: N.O
CH6: N.O
CH3: N.O
CH4: N,O
CH7: N.O
CH8: N.O
Display:
QUAD
Date: On
Time: On
Full
On
On
Title: On
oom: On
Border: On
On
Picture A
Contrast
Bright
C1 C2 C3 C4
12 12 12 12
08 08 08 08
Colour
Tint
10 10 10 10
08 08 08 08
Picture B
Contrast
Bright
C1 C2 C3 C4
12 12 12 12
08 08 08 08
Colour
Tint
10 10 10 10
08 08 08 08

10. Recalling internal default- At main menu display, press button ZOOM/RESET
to reset every function back to its default condition. If you continually press the
ZOOM/RESET button, the system resets to its default condition.
RS 232 Installation
1. Connection between 9-pin D Sub connector and PC.
2. PC operation instruction: This unit can be connected with PC by RS-232 serial
port transmission. The system uses two ASCII codes to edit program.
3. The system will transmit 2-byte code to PC when operated.
4. hen video loss and sensor alarm occur, the system will transmit the message to
PC for security surveillance. The message starts with “!!” followed by “a” for
alarm activation, “s” for video loss, channel/date/time, finally with a “!!”.
5. The communication protocol of the serial port is set at:
TRANSMIT RATE: 9600 baud
DATA: 8 bits
PARITY: Even parity
STOP BITS: 1 bit
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Record:
S1: 99-07-07
A1: 99-07-07
10:29:30
10:50:00
PIN NAME
1 NC
2 RXD
3 TXD
4 DTR
5 GND
6 DSR
7 RTS
8 CTS
9 NC
PCCCQ-30
PIN NAME
1 NC
2 TXC
3 RXD
4 NC
5 GND
6 NC
7 NC
8 NC
9 NC

Connection and Installation
The AC adaptor power unit should not be plugged into a wall outlet until all connections
are complete.
-Connect up to 8 colour camera outputs into the camera Input ports (Number 1 and 2
on the rear panel).
-Using the appropriate connector cable connect your Video device into the VCR Input
port (number 3 on the rear panel). The VCR input port is for VCR playback input.
-Using the appropriate connector cable connect the VCR output port (Number 4 on the
rear panel) to your VCR device. The VCR Output terminal only provides Quad screen
display output.
-Using the appropriate connector cable connect the Video Output port (number 5 on
the rear panel) to your monitor.
-Connect the RS-232 port (Number 6 on the rear panel) with a 9 Pin D-Sub to your
PC.
-Connect the alarm input port (Number 7 on the rear panel) using a 5 Pin D-Sub
connector.
Once all connections are complete, switch the power button ON and please connect the
power supply provided to the power socket
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Specifications
Cameras video system Colour NTSC or PAL
Camera Inputs BNC x 8; Composite video/ 1Vp-p 75 ohm
VCR Out level 1Vp-p, 75 ohm
Video out Quad (monitor) out x 2, 1 Vp-p 75 ohm
VCR out x 1, 1 Vp-p, 75 ohm
Title Adjustment 6 digits
Time/Date Embedded time/date and power off memory.
Alarm Type Video loss or sensor triggered
Alarm input 8 sets
Alarm Output N.O and N.C 2 sets for external use, Max,
rating DC 24V, 1A.
Alarm Time 1 sec. ~ 40 min. or unlimited
Switching time 1 sec. ~ 99 sec. adjustable
RS 232 9600 Baud, 8 bit, even parity, 1 bit stop.
Sampling Rate 13.5 MHz
Refresh Rate Real-time refresh rate, 25/30 fields/sec and
50/60 fields/second can be switched
Sequential S.W Yes
Adjustable Dwell Time Yes
Alarm Called Full Screen Yes
Security Lockout Yes
Video Loss alarm Yes
Freeze of last picture Yes
Operation temperature 5 degrees - 40 degrees
Operation humidity 50 % to 90 %
Storage temperature -20 degrees to 10 degrees
Power Source DC 12V 600mA Center positive, 24VAC
500mA
Weight 2Kgs
Dimension 300 ( ) x 242 (D) x 55 (H) mm
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