Vicon V1400X-MSSV User manual

Vicon Part No. 8009-8055-01-00 Section 9 Rev 1201
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V1400X-MSSV Multisystem Selector
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Contents
INTRODUCTION .......................... 1
V1400X-MSSV Multisystem Selector............................................................................................................ 1
INSTALLATION................................................................................................................... 2
Quick Installation........................................................................................................................................... 2
Unpacking and Inspection............................................................................................................................ 3
Physical Installation ...................................................................................................................................... 3
Accessory Kit................................................................................................................................................ 3
Desk Mount............................................................................................................................................... 3
Rack Mount............................................................................................................................................... 3
Cabling............................................................................................................................................................ 3
Power Connection........................................................................................................................................ 3
CPU Connection .......................................................................................................................................... 4
Master Input Device Connection.................................................................................................................. 4
V1300X-DVC/V1300X-RVC Keypads ...................................................................................................... 4
Keypad Connection............................................................................................................................... 4
SHD Adapter/37-Pin Cable................................................................................................................... 5
V1400X-DVC System Console................................................................................................................. 6
Keypad Connection............................................................................................................................... 6
25-Pin Cable ......................................................................................................................................... 6
OPERATION........................................................................................................................ 8
Requirements and Characteristics .............................................................................................................. 8
Addressing ................................................................................................................................................... 8
CPU.............................................................................................................................................................. 8
V1300X-DVC/RVC Requirements and Characteristics............................................................................... 8
Basics........................................................................................................................................................... 8
Firmware ...................................................................................................................................................... 8
Program Message........................................................................................................................................ 8
CPU.............................................................................................................................................................. 8
Applications ................................................................................................................................................... 9
Operation Verification Procedure .............................................................................................................. 10
V1300X-DVC/V1300X-RVC Keypads........................................................................................................ 10
V1400X-DVC System Console .................................................................................................................. 11
CPU Control System Operation.................................................................................................................. 12
MAINTENANCE................................................................................................................. 13

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Fuse Replacement....................................................................................................................................... 13
SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS............................................................................................... 14
REFERENCE ..................................................................................................................... 15
Coaxial Cable ............................................................................................................................................... 15
Cable Recommendations............................................................................................................................ 16
RS-422/485 Protocol.................................................................................................................................. 16
Control Signals........................................................................................................................................... 16
Manual References for Associated Equipment ........................................................................................ 17
CPUs.......................................................................................................................................................... 17
Input Devices.............................................................................................................................................. 17
TECHNICAL INFORMATION............................................................................................. 18
ELECTRICAL.......................................................................................................................................... 18
CONTROLS & CONNECTORS.............................................................................................................. 18
OPERATIONAL...................................................................................................................................... 19
MECHANICAL........................................................................................................................................ 19
ENVIRONMENTAL................................................................................................................................. 19

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Introduction
V1400X-MSSV Multisystem Selector
This manual covers the installation and operation of the Vicon V1400X-MSSV Multisystem Selector. The
installation procedures should only be performed by a qualified technician using approved materials in
accordance with national, state and local wiring codes. Read these instructions completely before attempting
installation.
The Selector provides convenient control of up to 8
Vicon CPU-based controls and matrix systems via a
Vicon input device (Keypad, System Console, etc.
Keypads, System Consoles or other control units will be
referred to as “Input Device” throughout this manual.
Each CPU is controlled using standard Vicon RS-
422/485 protocol on a 9-pin D-shell connector. Each
Input Device is connected using RS-422/485 protocol
and additional digital signals on a 25-pin D-shell
connector. The Selector provides full video following for
CPU identification.
NOTE: RS-422 and RS-485 are industry standard data
transmission protocols used for external device
communication in this unit.
An added feature of the Selector is the ability to add
slave Input Devices for additional control of a CPU.
Figure 1 shows the Basic System Setup, which is
comprised of a Selector, multiple CPUs and a Master
Input Device and a Monitor.
In addition to the Selector, this manual provides abbreviated descriptions of Vicon Input Devices, as the
operation of the Selector relies solely on the input device. There are variations in configurations that include
the use of a Distribution Control Unit, which are described later.
Refer to the "Manual References for Associated Equipment" section, at the back of this manual, for specific
peripheral equipment installation and operation instructions.
The Selector is available in two versions, Model V1400X-MSSV (120 VAC) and Model V1400X-MSSV-230
(230 VAC). The 230 VAC model is equipped with the correct molded plug on the line cord.
Figure 1
Basic System Setup

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Installation
Installation of the Selector is simple. This Section will detail complete installation that is comprised of Physical
Installation and Cabling sub-sections.
Quick Installation

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Unpacking and Inspection
All Vicon equipment is tested and inspected before leaving the factory. It is the carrier’s responsibility to
provide suitable delivery. Inspect the cartons upon delivery and, if damage is present, make detailed notes on
the carrier’s bill. Obtain the carrier agent’s signature and file a damage claim as soon as possible.
Open the cartons and inspect the equipment for damage. Save the cartons and packing material. If damage is
present, contact the carrier and file a damage claim immediately. If the equipment must be returned to Vicon
for repair, follow the instructions in the Shipping Information Section of this manual.
Physical Installation
The Selector is designed for desk-top use or for installation in an EIA standard 19-inch (483 mm) instrument
rack. In rack installation, it is important that approximately 1.75 inch (45 mm) of space is left between each
rack-mounted unit for ventilation. This spacing also provides easier access to equipment rear panels.
Accessory Kit
An Accessory Kit is provided which includes 4 rubber feet, 1 power cord with the correct molded plug, 9
Terminal Block Connectors, 1 37-pin female to 25-pin male adapter and 1 37-pin male to 37-pin male cable, 8
75-ohm terminators and rack mounting brackets with screws.
Desk Mount
The Selector can be used on a solid desk surface. Use the 4 rubber feet provided to make a stable base.
Attach an adhesive backed bumper to each corner of the bottom surface and press firmly.
Rack Mount
The Selector can be rack mounted using hardware supplied with the Rack. Place the Selector at the desired
Rack position and attach it using 4 appropriate bolts and nuts. No additional support is required.
Cabling
The Selector must be connected to power, CPU and Master Input Device controls. This sub-section will detail
complete cabling. Power Connection
The Selector is factory set for its operating voltage and requires only proper
use of the provided line cord.
NOTE: Do not insert the line cord plug into the Selector until all cabling has
been completed.
Verify that the correct fuse is installed in the Active Fuse Holder as shown in
Figures 2 and 3.
NOTE: Vicon strongly recommends the use of line conditioners, voltage
regulators and uninterruptible power supply systems (UPS) to prevent
voltage fluctuations that can affect operation and cause damage to the
equipment.
Figure 3
Rear Panel Power Block

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CPU Connection
The Selector uses standard RS-422/485 protocol on connectors STAT1-STAT8 (2-piece, 6-pin Terminal
Block Connectors). Connect the wires to the screws on the provided Terminal Block Connectors using the pin
designations in Figure 4 for STAT1-STAT8. Refer to the applicable CPU Control System manual for Keypad
connector pin designations. Refer to the Reference Section of this manual for Table 1, Shielded, Dual
Twisted-Pair Cable Maximum Operating Distances.
The Selector also allows analog video from the selected CPU to be displayed on a local monitor by use of
BNC connectors MON1 - MON8. Connect each individual CPU Monitor Out signal to the rear panel MON
input using standard coaxial cable. Refer to the Reference Section of this manual for the Coaxial Cable sub-
section. 1. Insert the appropriate signal wires into the Terminal Block
Connector as defined in Figure 4. It is recommended to label
both cable ends (CPU end/MSSV end).
2. Connect the CPU end of the cable to the Keypad connector on
the CPU. Some assembly may be required for this connector.
3. Plug the wired Terminal Block Connector into the Selector's
Station 1 receptacle.
NOTE: Station 1 connector is used to represent any of the
Terminal Block Connectors STAT1-STAT8.
4. Connect additional CPU cables to consecutive Station
connectors (2 - 8).
5. Connect the coaxial cable between the CPU MON OUT
connector and the Selector's MON 1-8 input. Install a provided
BNC terminator, from the Accessory Kit, on unused MON
inputs.
Master Input Device Connection
The Selector uses standard RS-422/485 protocol on the Keypad connector (Terminal Block Connector) and
additional digital signals on the Control In Connector (25-pin D-shell type).
V1300X-DVC/V1300X-RVC Keypads
Keypad Connection
Wire one of the provided Terminal Block Connectors using the pin
designations in Figure 5 for the Keypad receptacle. Refer to the
Reference Section of this manual for Table 4, Shielded, Dual
Twisted-Pair Cable Maximum Operating Distances.
Figure 4
STAT1-STAT8 Pin Definition for CPU
Cable
Figure 5
Pin Definition for Master Input Device
Cable (Keypad)

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SHD Adapter/37-Pin Cable
Use the provided SHD (Super-High-Density) Adapter (25-pin to 37-pin) and the 37-pin to 37-pin cable for the
Control signals. The SHD Adapter is simply a 2-connector converter of the Control signals from 25 pins to 37
pins. In the event that the Adapter is missing or damaged, fabricate a cable as shown in Figure 16 of the
Reference Section of this manual. 1. Insert the appropriate signal wires into
the Terminal Block Connector as
defined in Figure 5. It is recommended
to label both cable ends (Keypad
end/MSSV end).
2. Insert the appropriate signal wires into
the 12-pin Terminal Block Connector
for the Keypad, as shown in Figure 6.
3. Connect the Selector end of the cable
to the Keypad connector on the
Selector.
4. (Optional) Connect the Slave Keypads
as described in Vicon Installation and
Operation Manual X777.
5. Plug the wired 12-pin Terminal Block
Connector into the Keypad's J1
receptacle.
6. Connect the 25-pin side of the
provided SHD Adapter to the Control
In connector on the Selector's rear
panel, as shown in Figure 7.
NOTE: The Control Out connector on the
Selector is currently not used.
7. Connect one end of the 37-pin cable
to the 37-pin side of the SHD Adapter.
8. Connect the other end of the 37-pin
cable to the Aux connector (J20) on
the Master Keypad.
Figure 6
Pin Definition for Master Keypad Cable
Figure 7
Control In to J20 Cable Assembl
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V1400X-DVC System Console
Keypad Connection
Wire one of the provided Terminal Block Connectors using the pin designations in Figure 8 for the Keypad
receptacle. The open wires are connected to the RJ-45 Termination Box and can be extended to 25,000 ft
(7600 m), depending on the cable type. Refer to the Reference Section of this manual for Table 4, Shielded,
Dual Twisted-Pair Cable Maximum Operating Distances. Use the RJ-45 to RJ-45 cable, provided with the
System Console, to connect between the Termination Box and the System Console.
25-Pin Cable
Use the provided 25-pin to 25-pin cable for the Control signals.
1. Insert the appropriate signal wires into the
Terminal Block Connector as defined in Figure
8. It is recommended to label both cable ends
(System Console end/MSSV end). Connect the
appropriate signal wires to the RJ-45
Termination Box screw terminals, as shown in
Figure 8.
2. Connect the Master System Console (RJ-45
connector) end of the RJ-45 to RJ-45 cable to
the Power/Comm connector on the Master
System Console, as shown in Figure 8.
NOTE: If the Power/Comm connector on the
System Console is currently wired for power, refer
to the unit's manual to rewire power into the
dedicated power connector.
3. Connect the other end of the RJ-45 cable (RJ-
45 connector) to the Termination Box.
4. Connect one end of the 25-pin cable to the
Control In connector on the Selector rear panel
as shown in Figure 9.
NOTE: The Control Out connector on the Selector
is currently not used.
5. Connect the other end of the 25-pin cable to
the Control Out connector (J2) on the Master
System Console.
NOTE: Refer to the System Console Instruction
Manual for information on daisy chaining additional
System Console units to the Master System
Console.
Figure 8
PWR/COMM Pin Definition for Master System
Console Cable