Penfore MC-500-R8 User manual

INSTALLATION
MANUAL
MODEL MC-500-R8 / MC-500-R16
Reduceriskofreorelectricalshock.NOTE:Thisinstallationshouldbemadeby
Donotexposethisproducttorain aqualiedservicepersonand
ormoisture. comformwithlocalcodes.
IEC/UL60950-1
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
•Readallsafetyinstructions
•Keeptheseinstructions
•Heedallwarnings
•Followallinstructions
•Donotusethisapparatusnearwater
•Cleanonlywithadrycloth
•Referallservicingtoqualiedservicepersonnel
•Installinaccordancewiththemanufacturer’sinstructions
•Donotinstallnearanyheatsourcessuchasradiators,
heatregisters,stovesorotherapparatusthatproducesheat
MADE
IN
USA
03012019
1.

Head-end Installation MC-500-R8 and MC-500-R16
1) TheMC-500-R8/MC-500-R16canberackmountedorwallmounted.
Usetheincludedmountingearsdependingonyourneedsasshownbelow.Whenmounting
theunit,besuretofollowtheseguidelines.
A. OperatingAmbient-Donotinstalltheunitinanassemblywheretheambient
temperaturecouldexceed52°C.
NOTE:theambienttemperatureinaclosedormulti-unitrackassemblycouldgreatly
exceedtheambienttemperatureoutsidethatassembly.
B. Air-Flow–Leavespaceonthesidesoftheunitforairowintothecoolingfansand
somespaceontopoftheunitforairtoexittheunit.Adequateairowisrequiredfor
safeoperation.
C. MechanicalLoading–Themountingearsweredesignedfortwoearstosupportone
unit.Othercongurations,suchasmountingotherequipmentdirectlyontopofthe
unitorusingonlyonemountingear,couldcauseahazardousconditiondueto
unevenorexcessivemechanicalloading.
D. CircuitLoading-Donotconnecttheunittoanelectricalsupplyifthewiringorover
currentprotectionofthesupplycouldbeoverloadedwhentheratingslistedonthe
unitareconsidered.
E. Grounding(Earthing)-Reliableearthgroundingofrack-mountedequipmentshould
bemaintained,useonly3conductorequipmentpowercords.Iftheunitisplugged
intoapowerstriporextensioncord,thatstriporcordshouldhaveaground(third)
pinonitsplug.
F. ConnectmainpowertotheMC-500-R8/MC-500-R16usingaproperIECpowercord.
ApowercordissuppliedintheboxwithyourMC-500-R8/MC-500-R16unit.
Front
Back
Rack Mounting
Options
Wall Mounting
Options
RackMounting
Options
WallMounting
Options
Front
Back
2) ThecoaxialLINKportsaredesignedforRG-59orRG-6,75ohmsolidcoppercoaxialcable.Itisimportant
thatthecoaxialconnectorsbeingoodcondition.TheconnectionandPoEstatusareindicatedonthefront
paneloftheunit.Atransmittermustbeconnectedtotheotherendofthecableforthestatustobeindicated.
SFPPorts
LANPorts
Coaxial
NetworkPorts
PowerJack
LINKPorts
Coaxial
2.
1.

3) ConnecttheLANporttothenetworkswitch.FormostapplicationsusingasingleLANportwillbetheeasiest
andbestsolutiontopreventnetworkloops.EachoftheLANportsoftheMC-500-R8/MC-500-R16can
communicateat1Gbps,andaggregatethetracoftheentireunit.BecausetheMC-500-R16normallyacts
asaswitch,thetwogigabitLANportsoftheMC-500-R16convenientlyallowuserstochainmultiple
MC-500-R16sunitstogether,LANporttoLANport,beforegoingontothenetworkswitch. Thisfeature
providesawaytobring32camerasormoreintoasingleNICofaNVRunit,orportofanetworkswitch
bandwidthpermitting.Thisarrangementalsoreducesthepossibilityofnetworkloops.
(Seechainconigurationabove).
MC-500-R16highband width:ForapplicationswheretheaggregatedbandwidthoftheentireMC-500-R16
unitexceeds1Gbps.TheMC-500-R16canbesplitviathewebbrowserintoindependenttopandbottom
sections.WiththetopLANportaggregatingthetoprowofLINKconnections,andthebottomLANport
aggregatingthebottomrowofLINKconnections.Seesplitcongurationsbelowtoavoiddatabottlenecksin
furtheruplinkapplications,theseLANportfeedsshouldberuntoanetworkswitchwith10Guplinkcapability,
orseparatenetworkswitches.Notethatthistop/bottomsplitfeatureisnotthedefaultcongurationinthe
MC-500-R16,andmustbeenabledviatheWebbrowserinterface.Unlessthesplitfeatureisenabled,itis
badpracticetorunBOTHLANportsouttoasingleswitch,orevendierentswitchesonthesamenetwork.
ThiswillcreatenetworkloopsthroughtheMC-500-R16,whichcausedatacascadesthatcanbringdown
thenetwork.
NetworkSwitch,
NVRorServer
Chain conguration
NetworkSwitch,
NVRorServer
NetworkSwitch,
NVRorServer
Split conguration
Daisychain
LANorSFPports
Splittopandbottom
trac using LAN or
SFPports.
Splitfunctionality
mustbeenabled
viawebbrowser.
SFPPorts:SFPportsare1Gbpscapableandareanothermeansofachievinganetworkswitchconnection
overalongdistanceorchainingunitstogether–similartotheLANports.Theyworkindependentlyofthe
copperLANportsandbothcanrunatthesametime.Becausetheybothwillfeedintoacommonswitch,In
theinterestofnotcreatingnetworkloops,connecttothenetworkswitchviatheLANport,ortheSFPport,
butnotboth.
3.

NotethattheLANportisNOTPoEcapableandwillnotpoweranythingconnectedtoit–onlytheLINK
portscanprovidepowertoconnecteddevices.TheLANportswillauto-negotiatetheirconnectionwiththe
networkswitch,upto1Gbps,andindicaterateasshowninthediagram.Abovemakesureyournetwork
switchcanhandletheexpecteddata(i.e.don’tusea10/100portonanetworkswitchifyouexpect300Mb).
4) AftercompletingtheinstallationoftheHead-endequipment,thetransmitterunitsmustbeinstalledatthe
camera/remoteend.
FrontPanelLEDDisplay
Data Transmission
speed detected per
port, 100Mb or 10Mb
PoE Signature has been
detected and PoE is
being sent to connected
IP device
LAN connectivity data
transmission speeds
Main Unit Power
Trouble Indicator LED
On Solid if internal temperature is too High
Flashing if Network Loop is detected
Port Numbers
PoEisbeing
sentto
connected
transmitter
4.

Transmitter-end Installation MC-500-T Unit
5) Atthecameralocationsecurelymountthetransmitter.
6) Connectcoaxialcablefromthehead-endtotheBNCjackofthetransmitter.Ifthehead-endispoweredup,
thetransmitterunitwillturnon.ThiswillbeindicatedbythegreenPOWERLEDonthe“NetworkPort”.
Afterabout15to30secondsthegreen10/100(upper)LEDatthe“CoaxPort”willturn-ontotellyouthat
thehead-endhasconnectedwiththetransmitterunit.TheEthernetdevicedoesnotneedtobeconnected
forthetransmittertocommunicatewiththehead-end.
7) ConnectanEthernetdevicetothetransmitter“NetworkPort”.IfthedevicerequiresPoEpower,thePoEOUT
(lower)LEDatthe“CoaxPort”willturnonfollowedbytheLINKSTATUSLEDonthe“NetworkPort”.
Connector LED OFF ON FLASHING
Network
Port
Po wer Nopower Po wer
Good
LinkStatus NoEthernet
Lin k
EthernetLink
Good
Link
Port
PoEOut NoPoE
Po w er Ou t
PoEPo wer
Good
10/100 No Link 100Mb 10Mb
ET1500C LE D INDI CATORS
IPCamera
Coaxfrom
Head-en d
Transmitter Hookup Diagram
LinkPort
NetworkPort
PoE Device Power
RG59 Coax *
Distance Power at PoE Port
328ft/100m 21.7watts
984ft/300m 18.2watts
1312ft/400m 14.4watts
1640ft/500m 12.2watts
656ft/200m 21.7watts
*
Results with ER8500
Receiver and usingRG59
SBC Type Cable with
20AWG Cen t er
*Resultswith
MC-500-R8&MC-500-R16
ReceiverandusingRG59
SBCTypeCablewith
20AWGCenter
PoEDevicePower
RG59Coax*
Distance PoweratPoEPort
100m
200m
300m
400m
500m
21.7watts
21.7watts
18.2watts
14.4watts
12.2watts
Optional Hookup for High Power PoE Devices MC-500-T Unit
9) InsomecasesthePoEdeviceconnectedatthetransmitterendneedsmorepowerthancanbesupported
overacoaxialrun.AnoptionalpowerinputontheTransmitterallowsittoprovidefull802.3atpower.
Seethediagrambelow.
Distance from
Network Port
PoE Device Power
Available
33f t/10m 33watts
328f t/100m 26watts
Transmitter used as
PoE Injector*
*Results with 48VDC power to the
TransmitteroptionalPowerPort
IPCamera
Coaxfrom
Head-en d
48VDC Powered Transmitter Hookup Diagrams
LinkPort
Network
Port
115VAC
Optional
48VDC
Supply
48VDC Powered Transmitter
Hookup Diagrams
IPCamera
Transmitter Hookup Diagram
Coaxfrom
Head-end
LinkPort
NetworkPort
MC-500-T
MC-500-T
MC-500-T LED INDICATORS
5.

BROWSER BASED GUI – LOGIN PAGE
TheMC-500-R8/MC-500-R16donotrequireausersetuporcongurationinordertofunctionwhenusingasingleunit.
MultipleunitsdoneedtobeconguredtopreventIPaddressconicts,ifconnectedtothesamenetwork.TheGraphical
UserInterface(GUI)providesaccesstoadditionalfeaturesformonitoringthesystemandcustomizingthesettings.
Inordertoaccesstheinterface,connectanEthernetportofaPCtoanyportoftheMC-500-R8/MC-500-R16unit.Go
intothenetworksettingforyourPCandsetitsaddressto192.168.1.100andasubnetmaskof255.255.255.0.The
defaultIPaddressoftheMCunitis//192.168.1.1.Entertheaddressof//192.168.1.1intoyourBrowser.Thebrowserwill
displaytheloginscreenbelow.Thedefaultusernameis;“admin”.Thedefaultpasswordisnotassigned.
AfterloginyouwillcometotheHOMEscreenshownbelow.TheHomescreenprovidesalookatsomebasicinformation
aboutyourunit.Fromhereyoucanseebasicinformationaboutthestatusofeachport,currentrmware,IPaddress,
andMACaddressamongotherthings.Therearenosettingsorcontrolsonthispage.
6.

NextmovetotheAdministratorsettingswiththeADMINbutton.Hereyoucansetuppasswordsandusers.Onlythe
administratorcanaccessthispage.Enterinanewadminuserpassword.Thepasswordcanbeupto11digits;itiscase
sensitiveandmayincludespecialcharacters.Remembertorecordtheadminpassword,becauseitistheonlywayto
accesstheadminscreen.Aftersettingthenewpasswordyouwillbeforcedtologinagainusingthenewpassword.
ReturntotheADMINscreenandaddusersasneeded.
Additionaluserscanbeassigned.Usernamescanbeupto9charactersandapasswordcanbeupto8characters.
Foreachuseryoumayalsoselectadditionalrights.“Restricted”willonlyallowthispersontoseetheHomescreenand
theLogOutScreen.“POEOn/O”willallowausertoturnopowertoindividualtransmittersandcamerasandtomake
LINKsettingsadjustments.Thisusercancyclecamerapower,adjustlinksettings,andrestarttheunit.“Firmware”will
allowausertoupgradethermwareandrestarttheunit.“Network”willallowausertochangenetworksettingsfora
unit.
AlsoavailableonlyintheADMINscreenistheCLOCKbutton.Thiscanbeusedtosetthecurrenttimeinternaltothis
unitonly.Setthecurrenttimefortheunitinthisscreen.Thereisarealtimeclockintheunitwhichisbatterybacked
up.Itisunlikelythatthebatterywillneedtobereplacedundernormaluse,butifitdoes,thebatterytypeisaCR1220.
7.

SelecttheNetworkbutton.FromwithinthenetworkpageyoucanchangetheIPaddressoftheunitandthesubnetmask
alongwithothersettings.Rememberonceyouchangethenetworkaddressyouwillhavetologinagaintotheunit.If
youhavemultipleunitsinoneinstallationyouwillneedauniqueIPaddressandhostnameforeachunit.Itwilloperate
withasinglehostnamebutcancauseconfusionforanetworkadministrator.TheIPaddressallowsyoutoaccessthe
webinterface.
Unitsareshippedfromthefactorywiththemostuptodatermware.Firmwareisfromtimetotimeupdated.Firmware
updateswillbepostedtothePenforewebsiteatwww.penfore.com.Inthehomescreenpageyoucanseewhatrmware
versionisloadedinyouunit.Toupdatethermware,downloadupdatetoyourPC.Followtheinstructiononthepage.
Youwillneedtorestarttheunitinorderthehavethecodetakeeect.
8.

The“Links”pageisusefulinseeingtheconnectionsbetweeneachoftheportsandtheconnecteddevice.Fromwithin
thispageyoucanseethelinkspeedforallportsthatareoperating.Thespeedwillbedisplayedbeloweachportandin
therowmarked“Mbps”.Thespeedcanbecontrolledforeachofthelinkports.Itisselectedinthe“Speed”row.
Theportsnormallyoperateat100Mbpsbutcanbechangedifaconnecteddeviceneedsalowerspeedorifthecable
isdegradedandcausingerrorsatahigherspeed.ThespeedoftheLANandSFPportsisdeterminedbytheconnected
device.Theyarenormally1000Mbpsbutifconnectedtoalowerspeeddevicetheywillautomaticallymatchthespeed
oftheconnecteddevice.SpeedcanalsobesettoOFF,thiswilldisabletheoperationofthisport.
The“Mode”isnormallysettoautomatic.Inthismodethesystemisalwayscheckingforcommunicationbetweencon-
necteddevices.Ifthereisnocommunicationorafaultisdeterminedthesystemwillattempttorepairtheconnection.
Inraresituationssomecamerasmaynotbecommunicatingwiththeserverormaynotyetbeproperlysetup.Thiscan
leadtoafalsereading.InthisrarecaseModemayneedtobesettoDM(DiscoveryMode)toallowforcamerastobe
congured.Oncethecamerasareproperlyconguredthesettingcanbereturnedto“Auto”(automatic).
FinallytheStatedisplaysthestatusofthelinks.Thereisatransmitterunitattheotherendofeachcoaxialcablerun.
ThetransmitterinturnisconnectedtoacameraorotherEthernetdevice.Statecantellyouifallofthedevicesareup
andworking.Ifthestateis“Down”thennotransmitterisdetected.Thiscanbebecausethereisnounitconnectedor
maybethecoaxwasdamagedorcut.Onceatransmitterisdetectedthestatewillbecome“New”.Afteraveryshort
periodstatewillshow“Test”,thismeansthatatransmitterisconnectedandisintheprocessofstartup.Thetransmitter
inturnattemptstoconnecttoanIPdevice.IfthereisnoIPdeviceorifthedeviceisnotworkingforsomereasonthe
statewillbe“Test”or“Retry”.ThisshowsthatthesystemisattemptingtogetanIPdeviceupandworking.Ifallpartsof
thesystemareworkingproperlythestatewillshow“Up”.Thistellsyouthecommunicationisnormal.
9.

SelectingthePOEbuttonwilldisplaypowerinformationabouteachport.Youcanseecurrent,voltageandpowercon-
sumedfromeachport.Additionally,youcandisablePOEpoweroutanyoftheportswhichwillbringthelinkdown.You
canseethetemperatureforeachportattheMC-500-R8/MC-500-R16end.Inthisscreenyoucanalsoturnonallof
thePOEportsorrestartthewholeunitifneeded.
TheLabelsbuttontakesyoutothescreenwhereyoucanapplyacustomlabeltotheports.Thislabelwillbedisplayed
belowtheportnumberontheotherscreens.
Whennishedwiththewebinterfaceitisimportanttocloseyourbrowsercompletely.Somebrowserskeepcookiesand
willnotfullydisconnectuntilthebrowserisclosed.
10.
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