SAE M8000 User manual

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Preface
Thismanualintroducestheprocessofsystematicprogramand operationofSAE-M8000matrix
switchingsystem. Itisa CCTVsecuritysystem withseveral video inputs, videooutputs and matrixes.
Themainmatrixhasthesectionsofpower module, controlmodule,datareceive/memorymodule,
VIM (video input module),VOM(video outputmodule)and corresponding backpanel.SAE-M8000
offersmenuandmultimediasetup forsystemsetting.Throughkeyboard,it canachievebasic
information, camera title, variouspresetting, monitorfunction, userslimited, oneor severalmoni-
torsequences, fortify setup andalarmmode, etc.
Wearemakingcontinuouseffort to improveour products.Wewill upgrade the
productsconstantly.Thisisour authorityandobligation.
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1.Introduction
This chapterintroducesthefunctions and featuresof bilingualmodularized videomatrix SAE-M8000with
high capability. Italso explainsthefeatures, functions, specifications, configuration, powerandfunctions of
eachmodule, etc.
1.1Feature
1. ModularizedMPU and high compact configuration.
2. Ethernet port technology, onlineand remotecontrol.
3. Videoinput and video output support hotswap.Facilitatetheinstallation and maintenance.
4. Singlematrixbayconfiguration: Max272 videoinputs; 64 videooutputs
Maxinput setup:272X16; Maxoutputs setup:224X64
5. Four matrixesbayconfiguration: Max 1024videoinputs;64videooutputs.
6.Independentinternal video;ChineseandEnglishmenus; Chineseand Englishcameratitlesand state
displays.
7. Powersyncswitch:AdjustableSyncphase(multipleof60degree):Convenientcircuit.
1.2Specification
lPower supply: AC220V/50HzorAC110V/60Hz
lInputSignal: 1V Peak-to-Peak，InputImpedance:75 Ω）
2V (Peak-to-Peak，InputImpedance: High）
lInputImpedance:High or75 Ω
lOutputSignal: 2V Peak-to-Peak，OutputImpedance:75 Ω）
lOutput Impedance:75 Ω
lInsert Gain: ±0.5dB
lS/NRatio Weighted）: ≥52dB
lAdjacent Channel IsolationDegree InputtoInput）: ≥50dB
lAdjacentChannel Crosstalk InputtoOutput）:≥40dB
lFrequencyCharacteristics -3dBBandwidth）:50Hz ∽12MHz
lDC Voltage VideoSignal）:About-0.4V ∽-0.6V；
lKB/ReceiverControllingTime: ≤20ms(Typical）
lSwitch:Completeswitchingof cross-point matrix
lSwitchSpeed:SyncSwitch ≤20ms PAL），≤ 16.70ms(NTSC）
lVideoInput:BNCJack，16 ∽1024VideoInputs
lVideoOutput:BNCJack，16 ∽64VideoOutputs
lRS232 Interface: OneRS23 LocalPC Interface
lBaudRate: 9600bps、19200bps、38400bps、76800bps
lEthernet Interface: 1Mbytes 2Mbytes/s Communication Speed
lOSD Display: Date/Time, MonitorTitle, CameraNoand Title, etc
lCharacter:Chinese: National Band-1 WordStorage; EnglishIn Common Use
lSyncSwitch: PowerSync
lData:Settings andconfigurationdatacanmaintainat least5 years
lDimension:312mm H）X483mm W）X470mm D）
lWeight:30Kg

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1.3Systematic Principle Picture
Figure1 SystematicPrinciple
16 Video
Input
Module
(BNC）
16 Video
Output
Module
(BNC)
16 Video
Output
Module
(BNC）
MainControlOutput
JackModule
lRS232 Jack
lEthernet Jack
lInner System Control Bus
MainCPU Module
Chinese Setup Manu
System Control
Inner System Control Bus
Standard Industrial
24V/150W
SwitchPowerSupply
Module
16Input/
64Output
Video
Switch
Module
16 Video
Character
Overlay
Output
Module
(Chinese)
16 Video
Character
Overlay
Output
Module
(Chinese)
BackPanel Module
64 Video Output Bus
Inner System Control Bus
DC 24V Power Supply Bus
16 Video
Input
Module
(BNC)
14 2
14 2
16Input/
64Output
Video
Switch
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2. Function
2.1System Components
Definethelogicalrelationship of KB,monitorand camera.Makethesystemsecure.
2.2System Users
Maximum131systemusersinclude3administrators,64KB-06usersand64PC users.The3
administrators, thefirst 3 KB users and PC users aresystemadministrators.Theyareat higher priority
level and canadministrateand maintainthesystemdirectly.
2.3SystemProgram
All thesettingandadministrationonSAE-M8000arerealizedbysystemprogramwhichcanbeset
throughthematrix systemmenu, Ethernetportoradministration&maintaincomputerapplications.
Systemdefault setting is formost common applications,youmaychangeit according to your need.
2.4Administrators
Tosetup administrator is for securitypurpose. Onlytheadministrators can compilethesystemprogram.
2.5Operators
Tooperatethissystem,registered operators needto input hisnameandpassword in thesystemcontroller.
User’s nameand passwordaresetbysystemprogramorkeyboard. Ifthenameand passwordinputted
by operator do not accordwiththeregistereddata,systemwill denyhis entry. Operator can input his
nameand passwordon any controller of thesystemtoenter thematrix system.
2.6VideoSwitch
Themainmatrixcanswitchpicturesof any camera orpresetsofcertaincamera toany designated
monitor todisplay. The coreof thesystemis afull cross-pointmatrix switch.
2.7Sync Switch
Power syncswitch. Syncphase(multipleof 60degree)is adjustable.
2.8AutoSequentialScan
Autosequential scancandisplaythevideos onany monitor fromthefirstcameratothelastcamera
assignedbyuser.Videoswitchspeedis independentandalterable.
2.9Salvo Switch
Thesystemcanswitchmultiplevideos todifferentmonitors fordisplaying simultaneously. Thesystem
has up to10groups ofsalvo switches andeachgrouphasupto 64steps. Thedwell timeofvideois
programmableand thevideocanbeany preset ofcameras.
2.10SequentialSwitch
Itisagroupof switchesof any camera. Thesystemcanprogramand store88 groupsof sequence
switches. Eachgroup canincludevideosof multiple camerasand the dwell timeof eachvideois
programmable. Thevideocanbeanypresetofany camera.Inagroupofsequenceswitch, avideoor
several presets of acameracan berepeatedas different steps. The samegroup of sequence switch canbe
displayedon different monitors donotinterferewitheachother. Distributeasfollows:
Length64 Steps64 Groups
Length 128 Steps 16 Groups
Length256 Steps4 Groups
Length512 Steps4 Groups

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2.11Camerabackward switching.
Todisplaythevideoofpreviouscamera.
2.12Cameraforward switching
Todisplaythevideoofnextcamera.
2.13Alarm Input
Eachalarminput box(AI64) canconnect64 detectors.Thesystemcanconnect16 alarminput boxes,
totally1024 detectors. Thedetector’s probemodecanbeNO orNC.
2.14AlarmOutput
Each alarmoutputbox (AO16) has16 innerrelayoutputs.Two modes areavailable: NO and NC.The
systemcanconnect4 alarmoutputboxes,totally64 relayoutputs.
2.15 FortifySetup
Therearemanualand autofortifies which canbeset through systemmenu.Whenauto modeis selected,
thesystemactivates according tothefortify table, and thesystemcan process partial manual commands
sentthroughthekeyboard. Whenmanualmodeis selected,thesystemwillonlyprocess manual com-
mands and theautofortify tableis notavailablenow. Besides, autofortify formadministrates according
tothefortify areainacycleof seven days.
2.16 Auto Alarm Switch
Whensystemreceivesalarmsignal,itwillswitchtothevideoofalarmevent, andactivatespreset,
auxiliary switch,videorecorderand alarm soundanddisplay thealarm statusinformationon themonitor.
Thevideo, dwelltime, presetandopen/closetimeofauxiliaryswitchofanalarmevent canbesetby
systemadministration software.
2.17AlarmHandingMode
The alarmdisplaymodes includesequence displaymodeand auto-build mode.Thereare7alarmmodes.
2.17.1AlarmSequenceDisplay
TheassignedNmonitorswill displaythealarmvideos. Whenseveral alarmsignals appears
simultaneously, theN monitors of this group will displaytheprevious not N alarmvideos towhich
arenot respondent. Besides, N could be1, 2, 3, 4,totally4 modes. When analarm is respondent to,
monitorwill displaytheN+1 alarmvideoto whichis notrespondent.Analogizesequentially.On
themanual mode,thissystemcankeepalarmstate. Eventhealarmsignal is disconnected, ifthe
userdoes notrespond tothealarm, thealarmstatus will exist.
2.17.2Auto-build Mode
ThedesignatedN monitorswill displaythealarmvideos. Ncouldbe1, 2, 3, 4, totally4modes.
Whenseveralalarmsignals existsimultaneously,all of thesignal will makesequentialscandis-
playonthefirst monitoraccordingtothetimepriority.Besides,theN-1 signal willdisplayon
another monitor.Whenanalarmvideoisrespondentto, thealarmgroup willanewand thenext
alarmvideowilldisplayon that monitor. Untilallthealarmvideosarerespondent to, thesystem
will renew normal. Onthemanualmode,thesystemcanalsostorealarmstatus.Eventhealarm
signal is disconnected,if theuser does not respond to thealarm, thealarmstatuswill exist.
2.18 Alarm ACK
Therearetwo modesof alarmACK: manual ACKandautoACK.Themodescan causethesystemto
exit thealarmevent statusandreturnto theworking statusbeforethealarmevent. Thesystemmaster
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theright.After ACK analarm, theuserwill not hear thealarmsound. If thealarmevent still exists, the
ALM-XXXX inthealarmstatus displaycolumnon themonitor flashes. Besides, XXXX is thedetector
number.
2.18.1Auto ACK
Whenthealarmdetector is alarming overspecifiedtime, thealarmsystemwill clear alarmauto-
maticallyand thealarmvideowill disappearfromthemonitorautomatically. Under this mode, any
instant alarmcanbecaught. Onceanalarmvideowas clearedfrom themonitor, thenext alarm
videowill display on themonitor.UndertheautoACKmode,user canalsoclear thealarmmanually.
2.18.2Manual ACK
Underthemanual ACKmode, thealarmvideos remain onthecorrespondingmonitors until the
user visits themonitorthrough thekeyboard.Theadministrator canset and authorizeany user the
righttoclear alarm. Unauthorizedusercannot clear thealarms.
2.19Priority
Authorizedpassword has8 prioritylevels whichrestrict relateduser toset and controlthesystem.
Besides, thefirst 3 keyboardusersand PC usersareonhigherpriority level 9, 10, 11.Thedefault
administrator’s priorityis thehighest level 12.
2.20ScreenDisplay
Everymonitor connectedwithinthis systemcandisplaycameraID,Chineseand Englishcameratitles
(16 English characters or8 Chinesecharacters.), date/time, monitorID and systemstatus. Displaymode
and position areadjustable.
2.21Power-downProtection
All of theusers’programdataincluding systemdivision, patrol, salvo switch, alarmconfig, port config
andsysteminformationarestoredinmemorywithsparebattery. After cutting offthepower,thepro-
grammeddatacanexist at least 5 years.
2.22 RJ45 Port
UseRJ45 port toconnect withLAN switcher. Communicatewiththematrix systemon Ethernet.

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3. User Logs in & Logs out
Toinput user’snameand passwordis asafetyprecaution. It onlyallowstheperson who has userlimit touse
thesystem.Matrix user must haveacorrect nameand passwordto enter thesystem.Thefactory passwordis
indefault status.This systemallows max131 users and their independent passwordincluding 64 KB users,
64 PC usersand3administrators. Thenewlypurchasedmatrixor reset systemisindefault status. The
administrator canenterthesystemaccording tothedefault.
SAE-M8000 matrixsystemhastwo kinds ofuserswhich aretheadministrator and theuser. Besides, users
havedifferentuselimit according todifferent priority.
3.1Administrator Logsin &Logsout
Theregisteredadministrator shouldinput his nameand passwordinthesystemcontroller tooperatethe
system.Theadministrator’nameandpassword areset throughsystemprogramandkeyboard. Ifthe
nameand passwordinputteddo not accordwiththeregistered, systemwill refusehis entry.Administra-
torcaninput his nameand passwordinany controller toenterthesystem.
AdministratorLogs in:After thekeyboardis powered on, administrator should input his nameand
password toenter thesystemundertheinstructionof LCD.
AdministratorLogs out: Press F2 tologs out thesystem.
AdministratorModify User sPassword:Theadministrator canenter thesystemmenu toset pass-
wordsof all theusers inadvance.Afterdetermining thepriorityof eachuser,administrator shouldgive
passwords to eachuser based on his prioritylevel.User must register beforeentering
AdministratorClearUser sPassword:Ifnecessary,systemmastercanclear any user’s nameand
password.
3.2User Logsin&Logs out
UserLogs in: Afterkeyboardpoweredon,user mustinput his nameand password given byadministra-
tortoenter thissystemundertheinstruction of LCD
User Logs out: PressF2 tologsout thesystem.

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4. System Menu
4.1Menu Function
Thefunctions of this menu mainlyfocus on thesetup and administration of SAE-M800 matrixsystem,
including systemsetup,camerasetup, monitor setup, users setup, tour setup, salvosetup,fortify setup, alarm
setup and systeminfo, etc.Thosefunctions canbeachievedbysetting directly through setup menu or setting
multimediaapplications. In this chapter, it focuses onthesetting methods and process through systemmenu.
In thissystem, thereareadministrators. Thoseusers havetherightto use, set, modify and storesystemmenu.
Theycanuseall thefunctionsinthemenu.Atthemeanwhile,heexists in thematrix system, hecanoperate
thematrix.Hecan not onlysetandadministratethematrix; alsoheisauser ofSAE-M8000. So, hecan
operateand controlthematrix. However,other userscanonlyoperateandcontrol this system.Under the
condition of administrator’s authorization, users can enter SAE-M8000 matrix system.Administrator autho-
rizesuser bydetermininguser’s level.
SystemSetup: systemdatesetup,baud ratesetup,users management, video modesetup,languagesetup,
Ethernetadaptor and systembasicconfig.
Camera Setup: cameraenable, cameratitle,cameraprotocol and cameraphase.
MonitorSetup: font sizeand position.
UsersSetup: KBuserand PC user. Toset control monitor,cameralimited, tourlimited, salvolimited,
control areaand prioritysetup respectively.
Therearetwo modes toswitchcamerainSae-M8000 matrix system: specifiedand sequence.Thespecified
modemeanstoswitchdefinitecameravideotodisplayon thespecifiedmonitorthrough manual operation;
Sequence modemeanstoswitchseries of programmedcameravideos todisplayon oneor several specified
monitors oneafteranother.Thesequence modehastwo modes: tour switchandsalvo switch. Themain
differencebetween thosetwomodeslies inthenumber of specifiedmonitors. In thetour mode, thereis only
onespecifiedmonitor.Underthesalvo mode,thereareseveral specifiedmonitors. Settingsofspecified
modeincludecamera limit setupandcontrol monitor setup. Settingsofsalvoswitchincludeparticipant
camera,preset position, dwelltimeofeachstep.All ofthoseshouldbeset stepbystep. Settings ofsalvo
switchincludedwell timeofeachstepparticipant monitors,switchingcorresponding cameras onmonitor
and presetposition.All of thoseshouldbesetstepbystep.
FortifySetup: probeconfig,fortify mode, fortify areaand fortify form.
AlarmSetup: alarmmodeand alarmexport.
SystemInfo: systemconfig,hardwareconnection, videoswitch,videoloss, probesetup,probestate, fortify
state, fortify recordand alarmrecord.
Surveillance events achievebysettings including setting timefortifyareaand setting 64 fortify areas.
Alarmdisposal includes whether allowsprobetoactivatealarmor not and responseafter alarm.Thereare3
methods todeal witheventsbeforealarm.
1. Tofortify in TimeEventitem.
2. Tofortify directlyinFortify Areaitem.
3. Select ON or OFF inProbeSetup item.
Pleasenotethatthosethreemethods arerelative.Anyhow must set fortify areato whichtheprobebelongs to
enablethisprobe.Onthecontrast, withdraw thefortifyareatowhich theprobebelongs to disabletheprobe.
Alarmwill leadto videoswitch, AUX andauto ACK-time.Setvideoswitchin ProbeSetup; Set AUX in
AlarmExport; Set autoACK-timeinthemenu directly.
Onlytheadministratorcanadministrateand maintainthematrix system.Limitinclude: toadministratehis
password, to programlevel form, to settleand restoredata,tocopy data, to resumedataand to draw data.To
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securityof thedatabasebecauseusethosedatavery often can leadtolossand wasteof databaseresource;To
copy datacanprevent virusdisoperation or dataloss becauseof hardwaretrouble;To resumedatais in order
toresumethedatain systemafterthesystemis destroyedandreinstalled
4.2SAE-M8000 SystemMenu
Systemmenu is set according tothefunctions. Itincludesfollowing 9 itemsand correspondingsubmenus:
SystemSetup, CameraSetup, MonitorSetup, UsersSetup, Tour Setup,SalvoSetup,Fortify Setup, Alarm
Setup and SystemInfo.
Figure2 shows theconfiguration of SystemMenu. Usercanoperateaccording tothis figure. Itiseasy tofind
outtheclassifiedmethod andeverysubmenu. Onlythelast levelmenu is usedtoachievefunctions.
Figure2 SystemMenu Tree
System Me
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System Setup Camera Setup
Monitor Setup
Users Setup
ToutSetup
Fortify Setup Alarm Setup
S
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SystemDate Setup
BaudRateSetup
VideoMode Setup
LanguageSetup
EthernetAdapter
SystemBasic Config
Administrators
KeyboardUsers
ComputerUsers
PhysicalAddress
MatrixIPAddress
Subnet Mask
Gateway
DNS Server
Camera Enable
CameraTitle
Camera Protocol
Camera Phase
KeyboardUsers
ComputerUsers
KBControl Monitor
KBControlCamera
KBControlTour
KBControlSalvo
KBControlFortify
KBControlPrior
PCControlMonitor
PCControlCamera
PCControl Tour
PCControl Salvo
PCControlFortify
PCControlPrior
Probe Config
FortifyMode
FortifyFormSetup
Alarm Mode Setup
Alarm Export Form
SystemConfig
HardwareConnect
VideoSwitch
VideoLoss
ProbeSetup
Probe State
Fortify State
FortifyRecord
Alarm Record
KBUsers
PCUsers
Distributo r
Alarm-InBox
Alarm-Out Box

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5. System Menu
Only one administratorcanenter thesystemafter hisregister atonetime.Asfigure3shows:
Figure 3 SystemMenu
Thesetting procedureis asfollows(systemmenu):
1. Movethejoystickup ordown tolet theflashing cursor point tothedesired item. Movethejoystickright to
enter thesettingor press theitemnumber directlytoenterthesetting.
2.If thereis no otheritemtoset, press 0 ormovethejoystick up or down tothe0 itemtoexitsystemmenu.
5.1SystemSetup
Enter SystemSetupmenu: Movethejoystickup or down to let theflashing cursorpoint to theNo.1 itemin
systemmenu.Movethejoystickrightto enter thesetting or press 1 directly toenter thesetting.Systemsetup
menuincludesfollowingitems: 1. SystemDateSetup2. Baud RateSetup3. Users Management 4.Video
ModeSetup 5.LanguageSetup6. Ethernet Setup 7. SystemBasicCongfig.As figure4 shows:
Figure4 SystemSetup
System Menu
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1. SystemSetup
2. CameraSetup
3. MonitorSetup
4. Users Setup
5. TourSetup
6. Salvo Setup
7. Fortify Setup
8. AlarmSetup
9. SystemInfo
0. Exit
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System Setup
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1. SystemDateSetup
2. Baud RateSetup
3. Users Management
4. Video ModeSetup
5. LanguageSetup
6. EthernetSetup
7. SystemBasicCongfig.
0. Exit
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Thesetting procedureis asfollows(SystemSetup):
1. Movethejoystickup or down to letthecursorpointtothedesireditem.Movethejoystickrighttoenter the
setting or presstheitemnumberdirectly toenterthesetting.
2.Ifthereisnootheritemto set, movethejoysticklefttoreturn totheuppermenu. Press0 ormovethe
joystickup or down tothe0 itemtoexit systemmenu.
5.1.1System DateSetup
Enter theSystemDateSetup: Movethejoystickup or down tolet thecursorpoint to theNo.1 itemin system
setup. Movethejoystick right toenter thesetting orpress 1 directlytoenter thesetting. Menu items include:
Mode:(YY/MM/DD); Date;Time;Week.As figure5 shows:
Figure 5 System Date Setup
The settingprocedureis asfollows (SystemDateSetup):
1. Movethejoystickupordowntoenterthedesireditem.
2. Mode:theselectabledatedisplayofsystem.Three formatsareavailable:Asianformat:YY/MM/DD,
International format: DD/MM/YYand U.Sformat MM/DD/YY.Toset as follows: let theflashing cursor
point to themodeitem, and thenturn thejoystick clockwiseor just pressWIDE orTELE toset.Datemode
will changeaccordingly.
3. Date: year, monthand day.Tosetas follows: lettheflashing cursorpointtotheDateitem, andthenturn
thejoystickclockwiseoranticlockwiseorjust pressWIDE or TELEtoenter thedesired item.Input the
databypressing thenumerickeypad directly.
4. Time: hour,minuteandsecond.Toset as follows: lettheflashing cursor pointto theTimeitem,and then
turn thejoystick clockwiseor anticlockwiseor just press WIDE orTELEtoenterthedesireditem. Input
thedatabypressing thenumerickeypaddirectly.
5. Week To set weekas follows: let theflashing cursorpoint totheWeek item, turnthejoystick clockwiseor
anticlockwiseor just pressWIDE orTELEto modify..
6. If thereis no other itemtoedit, movethejoystickleft, and thendo as thescreen suggestionto confirmyour
setting.Asfigure6 shows: PressCLEARtocancel. Press ENTER toupdate.After your selection, it will
returntotheuppermenu automatically..
SystemDateSetup
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Mode: YY/MM/DD
Date:04/01/15
Time:08:50:55
Week: Thursday
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Figure 6 System DateSetup
Note: Administrator shouldsettheweek anddatecorrespondingly. Becausethesystemwill fortifyevery
dayautomatically regarding oneweek as acycleaccording tothefortify form.
5.1.2BaudRate Setup
Enter theBaud RateSetup: Movethejoystickup ordown tolet theflashing cursor pointto theNo.2 itemin
systemsetup. Movethejoystick right orpress2 directly toenterthesetting.Itonly includesRS232. Asfigure
7shows:
Figure 7 BaudRateSetup
Thesetting procedureis asfollows (Baud RateSetup):
1.Movethejoystickup or down to setdifferentbaud rate.
2.If thereis no otheritemtoedit, movethejoystickleft to returntotheupper menu.
5.1.3UsersManagement
Enter theUsers Management: Movethejoystickup ordown tolet theflashing cursor pointtotheNo.3 item
insystemsetup. Movethejoystickright or press3 directlyto enter thesetting. Three items areavailable: 1.
Administrators 2. KeyboardUsers 3.Computer Users.Asfigure8 shows:
Figure8 Users Management
SystemDateSetup
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Mode: YY/MM/DD
Date:04/01/15
Time:08:50:55
Week: Thursday
PRESS [CLEAR] TO CANCEL
PRESS [ENTER] To UPDATE
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BaudRateSetup
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RS232：38400
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Users Management
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1.Administrators
2.KeyboardUsers
3.ComputerUsers
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5.1.3.1Administrators
EnterAdministrator: Movethejoystickup or down inusers management tolet theflashing cursor point
to theNo.1 item.Movethejoystickright or press 1directlyto enter Administrators menu. Itoffers 3
administrators whoseIDis 01, 02and03 respectively. Usercanmodifytheadministrator’nameand
passwordifneeded.As figure9 shows:
Figure9Administrators
The setting procedureis as follows (Administrators):
1. Turnthejoystickclockwiseor anticlockwisetoedit administrator ID. Movethejoystickdown toedit
Administrator Name.
2. Edit administratornameaccording toappendix ChineseInput. Movethejoystickdown toInputOld
Passworditem.
3.Edit old passwordby pressingnumerickeypad. Movethekeyboarddownto Input NewPassword
item.
4.Edit newpasswordbyusing numerickeypad. Movethekeyboarddownto VerifyNewPassword
item.
5. Edit new passwordby using numerickeypad.
6.Whensettingthepassword, movethejoystick left directlyto exit.Wheninput anerror password,
systemwill displayError atthebottomof thescreen.PressCLEAR keypad to exit thedisplayand
input passwordagain.
7. Movejoystick up ordown / right, thesystemwill displayCORRECT. Press ENTER tokeep andexit.
Press CLEARtocancel and exit.
Note:Causesof unsuccessful modification whenmodifying password:
①Theold passwordisnotcorrect
②Thenew password and confirmed passwordarenotthesame.
③Thenew password includenon-numericinformation ( Besides0-9 keypads)
④New password is thesameasoldpassword.
Administrators
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Administrator ID：01
Administrator Name: UserName *01
Old Password: ******
New Password: ******
Verify New: ******
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5.1.3.2KeyboardUsers
Figure10 KeyboardUsers
Setting procedureinKeyboardUsers item:as figure10 shows, familiar withtheAdministrator item.
5.1.3.3ComputerUsers
Figure11 ComputerUsers
Setting procedureinComputer Users item:asfigure11shows,familiar withtheAdministrator item.
5.1.4VideoMode
Enter VideoModeitem:Movethejoystickup or down in theSystemSetup menu to lettheflashingcursor
point totheNo.4 item. Movethejoystickrightor press 4 directlytoenterVideoMode.As figure12shows:
Figure12 Video ModeSetup
Setting procedurein VideoModeSetup item:
1. Two modesareavailable:PALorNTSC
2. Movejoystickup ordown to set. Aftersetting, turnjoystickleft toreturn totheupper menu.
5.1.5Language Setup
Enter Languageitem: Movethejoystickup or down intheSystemSetup menuto lettheflashing cursorpoint
totheNo.5item.Movethejoystickright or press5 directlytoenterLanguage.As figure13 shows.
Keyboard Users
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Keyboard ID ：01
Keyboard Name：UserName001
New Password：******
VerifyNew：******
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ComputerUsers
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PCUserID ：01
PCUserName：UserName 001
New Password：******
VerifyNew：******
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VideoModeSetup
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Figure13 LanguageSetup
SettingProcedureinLanguageSetup:
1. Two kinds of languageareavailable: Chineseand English
2. Movejoystick up or downtoset. Aftersetting, turnjoystickleft toreturn totheupper menu.
5.1.6Ethernet Adapter
Enter EthernetAdapteritem: Movethejoystickupor downin theSystemSetupmenuto lettheflashing
cursor pointtotheNo.6 item.Movethejoystickrightor press 6 directlytoenterEthernetAdapter.It includes
following 5 items: 1. PhysicalAddress 2. Matrix IPAddress 3.Subnet Mask4.Gateway5. DNSServer.As
figure14shows
Figure 14 EthernetAdapter
SettingProcedure inEthernetAdapter:
1. Movethejoystickup or downtolettheflashing cursor point tothedesireditem. Movethejoystickright
or press desireditemnumberdirectly.
2. Ifthereisnootheritemtoedit, movethejoystickleft to return totheuppermenu. Press0or movethe
joystick up or downtolettheflashing cursorpoint totheitem0, turnjoystickright to exit systemmenu.
5.1.6.1PhysicalAddress
Enter PhysicalAddress: Movethejoystickup or downintheEthernetAdaptermenu to lettheflashing
cursor pointtotheNo.1item. Movethejoystickright or press 1 directlyto enter PhysicalAddress.As
figure15 shows:
LanguageSetup
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Language：中文 CHANESE
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EthernetAdapter
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1. PhysicalAddress
2. Matrix IPAddress
3. Subnet Mask
4. Gateway
5. DNSServer
0. Exit
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Figure 15 PhysicalAddress
Setting procedureinPhysicalAddress:
1. Oldphysical address indicates current physicaladdress.Usercanchangeit bysetting new physical
address.
2. Turnjoystickleftor rightto thedesired item.Press numerickeypaddirectlytoset.
3. Press ENTER toconfirmand returntotheupper menu automaticallyorpress CLEAR ifnecessaryto
cancel and returntotheuppermenu automatically.
5.1.6.2MatrixIPAddress
Enter Matrix IPAddress: Movethejoystickup ordown intheEthernetAdapter menu tolet theflashing
cursor point totheNo.2 item. Movethejoystickright or press 2 directlytoenter Matrix IPAddress. As
figure16 shows:
Figure 16 Matrix IPAddress
Setting procedureinMatrix IPAddress:
1. OldMatrix IPAddress indicatescurrent Matrix IP.User canchangeitbysettingnew IP.
2. Turnjoystickleftor rightto thedesired item.Press numerickeypaddirectlytoset.
3. Press ENTER toconfirmand returntotheupper menu automaticallyorpress CLEARif
necessarytocanceland returntotheuppermenu automatically.
5.1.6.3Subnet Mask
EnterSubnet Mask:Movethejoystick up ordown intheEthernetAdapter menu tolettheflashing
cursor point totheNo.3 item. Movethejoystickright or press 3 directlytoenter Subnet Mask.As
figure17 shows:
PhysicalAddress
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OldPhysicalAddress
002．004．006．240．000．021
New PhysicalAddress
000．000．000．000．000．000
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Matrix IPAddress
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Old Matrix IPAddress
010．000．003．001
New Matrix IP Address
000．000．000．000
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Figure 17 SubnetMask
Setting procedureinSubnetMask:
1. Old Subnet Mask indicates currentsubnetmask.User canchangeit bysetting new subnetmask.
2. Turnjoystickleftor rightto thedesired item.Press numerickeypaddirectlytoset.
3. Press ENTER toconfirmand returntotheupper menu automaticallyorpress CLEARif
necessarytocanceland returntotheuppermenu automatically. .
5.1.6.4Gateway
Enter Gateway:Movethejoystickup or downintheEthernet Adaptermenuto let theflashing
cursor point totheNo.4 item. Movethejoystickright or press 4 directlytoenterGateway.As
figure18 shows:
Figure 18 Gateway
Setting procedurein Gateway:
1. OldgatewayIP indicates current gatewayIP. User canchangeit by setting new gatewayIP.
2. Turnjoystickleftor rightto thedesired item.Press numerickeypaddirectlytoset.
3. Press ENTER toconfirmand return totheupper menu automaticallyor press CLEARifneces-
sary tocancel and returntotheuppermenuautomatically.
5.1.6.5 DNSServer
Enter DNSServer: Movethejoystickup ordown in theEthernetAdaptermenutolettheflashing
cursor point totheNo.5 item. Movethejoystickright or press 5directlytoenterDNSServer.As
figure19 shows:
Subnet Mask
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Old Subnet Mask
255．000．000．000
NewSubnet Mask
000．000．000．000
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Gateway
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Old GatewayIP
010．000．000．070
New GatewayIP
000．000．000．000
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Figure 19 DNSServer
Setting procedureinDNSServer:
1. OldDNSserverIP indicates current DNSserverIP. Usercanchangeit bysetting new DNSserverIP.
2. Turnjoystickleftor rightto thedesired item.Press numerickeypaddirectlytoset.
3. Press ENTER toconfirmand returntotheupper menu automaticallyorpress CLEARto
canceland returntotheupper menu automaticallyif necessary.
5.1.7System Basic Config
EnterSystemBasicConfig: Movethejoystickup or downtolet thecursor pointto theNo.7iteminthe
SystemSetup menu. Movethejoystickrightor press 7 directlytoenterthesetting. As figure20 shows:
Figure 20 SystemBasicConfig
Setting ProcedureinSystemBasicConfig:
1. Modifyvaluebypress numerickeypad.
2. Movejoystick up ordowntoenter another editing area.
3. After setting,turnjoystickleft. Thescreenwill displayPRESS ENTER TO UPDATE or PRESS CLEAR
TO CANCEL.Doastheindication.
Note:
1. The maximum valueof theediting areais no morethanthevalueintheright bracket
2.Thenumberof monitorsshouldbethemultipleof16.If not,systemwillchangethevaluetothe
multipleof16 automatically.
3. Thenumber of KB user and PCuser must bemorethancurrent user ID. If not, systemwill changethe
ID tocurrent user’sID whenupdate.
DNS Server
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Old DNSServer IP
010 ． 000 ． 000 ． 011
New DNSServer IP
000 ． 000 ． 000 ． 000
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System BasicConfig
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Preset：0250 0250）
Camera：0512 0512）
Monitor：0064 0064）
AlarmIn：1024 1024）
AlarmOut：0064 0064）
KB User：0064 0064）
PCUser：0064 0064）
Area Num：0064 0064）
Matrix ID：0002 (0032)
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5.2Camera Setup
EnterCameraSetup: Movethejoystickupordowntoletthecursorpoint totheNo.2itemintheSystem
Menu. Movethejoystickright toenter thesetting orpress 2 directly to enterCameraSetup. It includes
followingitems: 1. CameraEnable2. CameraTitle3. CameraProtocol 4. CameraPhase5.CameraData.As
figure21 shows:
Figure 21 Camera Setup
Setting ProcedureinCameraSetup:
1. Movethejoystickup ordown to lettheflashing cursorpointtothedesireditem.Movethejoystickright
or press theitemnumber directlytoenter CameraSetup.
2. If thereisno other itemto edit, press 0 ormovethejoystickup or down tolet theflashing cursor point to
0, and thenturnjoystickright to exit systemmenu.
5.2.1Camera Enable
EnterCameraEnable:Movethejoystick up or down to letthecursorpoint to theNo.1 itemin CameraSetup.
Movethejoystickright orpress 1 toenter CameraEnabledirectly.As figure22 shows:
Figure 22 Camera Enable
Setting Procedurein CameraEnable:
1. Press PREVor NEXT topagedown orpageup.Turnjoystickclockwiseto enter theeditingarea.As figure
23 shows:
2. Movethejoystickup or down /rightand left toselect desiredcamera. Afterselecting,turnjoystick
CameraSetup
1.CameraEnable
2.CameraTitle
3.CameraProtocol
4.CameraPhase
5.CameraData
0.Exit
Camera Enable
S/N12 3 4 5 67 89 10
00001 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
00101 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
00201 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
00301 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
00401 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
00501 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
00601 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
00701 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
00801 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
00901 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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clockwiseor anticlockwise/ pressWIDE or TELEtoset it.
3. Aftersetting, press ENTER toconfirmand returntotheuppermenu automaticallyor press
CLEARifnecessarytocancel and returntotheuppermenu automatically.
Figure 23 Camera Enable
5.2.2Camera Title
EnterCameraTitle: Movethejoystick up or down incamerasetup toletthecursor point totheNo.2item.
Movethejoystick rightor press 2 toenterCameraTitledirectly.Asfigure24 shows:
Figure 24 CameraTitle
Operating IntroductioninCameraEnable:Accordingtoappendix of Chineseinput.
5.2.3CameraProtocol
Enter CameraProtocol: Movethejoystickupor downtoletthecursor point to theNo.3 itemin Camera
Setup. Movethejoystickrightorpress3 toenterCameraProtocoldirectly.Asfigure25 shows
Camera Enable
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00001 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
00101 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
00201 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
00301 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
00401 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
00501 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
00601 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
00701 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
00801 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
00901 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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CameraID：0001
CameraTitle：*Camera Title 0001*
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