Vicon V1422 User manual

V1422™CPU-Based Control
and Switching System
ZOOM
IN
FOCUS
NEAR
IRIS
OPEN
ZOOM
OUT
FOCUS
FAR
IRIS
CLOSE
RUN
PGM
ALARM!
Quick Guide
This Vicon Quick Guide is intended to get you up and running quickly.
See the complete manual for in-depth information on the V1422.
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Quick Guide
Connections
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For complete instructions, see Instruction Manual X826.
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31
32
27
28
29
24
25
26
21
22
23
18
19
20
13
14
15
9
10
11
12
5
6
7
8
1
2
3
4
17 16
7
8
5
6
3
4
1
2
ALARM
AUX OUT AUDIO SWITCH ALARM INPUTS KEYPADS RECEIVERS PRINTER
MONITOR
RS-232
J1 J2 J3 J4 J5 J6
I
0
220V
110V
PIN 1
Power
Alarm
Connect up to 32 external alarm devices using pins 1-32 for
alarms 1-32, respectively. Use pins 33-37 for ground.
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36
19
37 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25
543
24 23 22 21
2 1
20
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Alarm Aux Out
Pin # Connection
1
2
3
Normally open
Normally closed
Common
Connect a VCR or other dry
contact relay device using the
3-pin terminal block. The device
will activate or deactivate for
any active alarm.
Printer/Host Computer
54321
9876
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Pin # 9-Pin DiagramRS-232 Signal Name
2
3
4
TxD
RxD
RTS
5
7
CTS
Ground
Printer–Connect a serial line printer to print alarm reports.
Host Computer–Connect a host computer in order to use ProTech®
software.
Keypads/NOVA Receivers
54321
9876
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Pin # 9-Pin DiagramV1422 Signal Name
1
2
3
Response in +
Ground
Command out -
6
7
8
Response in -
Command out +
Ground
Keypads–Connect up to 8 keypads in either star or daisy-chain con-
figuration. Set V1300X-RVC or V1300X-DVC keypads to type 1300.
NOVA (RS-422 over
twisted pair) Receivers–
Connect up to 32
receivers in either star or
daisy-chain configuration.
For simplex, connect pins
3, 7 and 8. For duplex,
make all connections.
Cameras/Vicoax®Receivers
Connect the Video Out connector on each camera and vicoax
receiver to either BNC in a set. Connect the unused BNC in each
set to another CCTV device or terminate with a 75 ohm terminator.
Sync Source
If an external sync source is to
be used, connect it to either of
the BNCs in pair 32. Refer to
Programming Manual X834 for
more details.
Audio Switcher
Connect using the V1332AF
or V2332AF relay/audio
switcher ribbon cable. The
relay/audio switcher is used
to simultaneously switch
audio and video.
Monitors
Connect a monitor to each monitor BNC.
For unswitched output, you may connect
additional monitors using one BNC in each
set of the camera BNCs.
Fuse must be in 110V side. Connect
cable from unit to a suitable power
source and set switch to “I”.
Connections for 25-pin connectors may be found in Installation Manual X826.
NOTE: If you will not be using NOVA receivers, connect pin 6 and 8 on J4.
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Quick Guide Operation
For complete instructions, see Instruction Manual X826.
Entering the Login ID & Passcode
Selecting Cameras & Monitors
Recalling a Preset Seizing Control of a Camera
Acknowledging Alarms
Running a Quick Access Tour
Storing a Preset
When you boot the
V1422, the Login ID
screen will display.
If the ID identified you as
an administrator, use the
numeric keypad to enter a
valid passcode.
Enter a valid ID
using the numeric
keypad.
Enter the monitor
number using the
numeric keypad.
Use joystick to send
any command to
pan-and-tilt drive.
Enter the camera
number using the
numeric keypad.
ZOOM
IN
FOCUS
NEAR
IRIS
OPEN
ZOOM
OUT
FOCUS
FAR
IRIS
CLOSE
Use the zoom,
focus, and iris
keys to define the
lens settings.
When an alarm activates, the LCD
will display ALARM! and, if enabled,
the audible alarm will sound.
Press the
ALARM key,
which will:
Acknowledge the
alarm if the
currently selected
monitor is an
alarm monitor,
Select the lowest-numbered alarm
monitor if the currently selected
monitor is not an alarm monitor. In
this case, you must press the ALARM
key again to clear the alarm.
Enter the
tour's call-
up number.
Enter the preset
number.
Place the
RUN/PGM
switch in the
PGM position.
Enter the number
to be assigned to
this preset position
and lens setting.
Running a Tour
Canceling a Tour or Salvo One Key CommandsActivating a Salvo
Use joystick to move
the pan-and-tilt drive
to the desired location.
HOME
MON MON
SEQ
Press the
RUBOUT key.
RUB
OUT
CAM
CAM
4
ALARM
Press the
ALARM key
to clear each
subsequent
alarm.
ALARM
HOME
PP
ENTER PP ENTER
RUN
PGM
Enter the
salvo's call-
up number.
PP
ENTER PP ENTER
RUN
PGM
RUN
PGM
RUN
PGM
Enter the
tour's call-up
number.
The quick access tour is now loaded into
memory. You may run the tour at any time
by pressing the SEQ key. You must reload
the tour if you reboot the V1422.
One key commands include: zoom, focus,
iris, aux, autopan (A/P button), autoiris
(A/I button), home, com fail (FAIL button),
and clear errors (RUBOUT button).
SEQ
9
RUN
PGM
OR
Automatic
Seize: Manual Seize:
Refer to Programming Manual X834 to define automatic or manual seize control. Note that
the camera to be seized must be displayed on the selected monitor.
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U
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Quick Guide
Programming
V1422 CPU-Based Control and Switching System – Front Panel
For complete instructions, see Instruction Manual X834.
F1
F2
F3
PP
ENTER
7
4
1
SEQ
8
5
2
0
9
6
3
BY
PASS
CAM
MON
DWELL
RUB
OUT
1
4
A/I
2
5
A/P
3
6
L-SPD
HOME
FOCUS
NEAR
ZOOM
IN
IRIS
OPEN
FAIL
FOCUS
FAR
ZOOM
OUT
IRIS
CLOSE
ALARM
RUN
PGM
A
U
X
V1422
Defining Timed Events
Use joystick
to move to
each setting.
To view parameters
and numeric key to
enter time of day.
1 5 HOMESEQ
Partitioning Cameras to Monitors
You can only view a camera's
video on monitors that the
camera has been partitioned to.
Use joystick to
place cursor at
camera numbers.
To choose
monitor number.
5 5 SEQ To enable/disable
cameras.
SEQ
Defining Alarm Stack Mode
Common Stack: one list of active
alarms for all alarm monitors.
Independent Stack: each alarm
monitor has its own list of active alarms.
To choose “Common Stack”
or “Independent Stack”.
3 1 SEQ
Defining Alarm Call-Up
HOME
Use joystick to
move cursor.
To select
alarm number.
The alarm call-up table defines video displays, preset recalls and auxiliary relay state for each alarm input.
There are five timed event types: salvo, tour, preset, alarm type (momentary or latching) and alarm enable (enables/disables groups of alarms).
3 2 SEQ 3To set
parameters.
SEQ
You may exit
only from the
Main Menu.
F1F1 BY
PASS
Accessing Programming Screens Exiting Programming Screens
HOME
SEQ F1F1
RUN
PGM Press and hold Press and release Release Press and hold Press and release Release
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Note: Each procedure begins from the Main Menu. Refer to the onscreen commands to return to the Main Menu.
Note: For custom titles, refer to Programming Manual X834.
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Quick Guide
Programming
A salvo tour is a series of predefined video
switches, displaying on various monitors. Each step
in the tour is a salvo.
In this example, salvo 6 simultaneously displays
camera 2 on monitor 1, camera 11 on monitor 2
and camera 40 on monitor 6, for 1 second. Then
the second salvo runs, displaying the predefined
video on the monitors for 4 seconds, and so forth.
For complete instructions, see Instruction Manual X834.
Defining a Salvo Tour
Use joystick
to move to
each setting.
To choose
tour number.
5 1 HOMESEQ To set par-
ameters for
each step.
SEQ
1 2
To choose
“SALVO”.
SEQ HOME
Defining a Monitor Tour
Use joystick
to move to
each setting.
To choose
tour number.
5 1 HOMESEQ To set par-
ameters for
each step.
SEQ
1 2
To choose
“MONITOR”.
SEQ HOME
Defining Salvos
HOME
Use joystick to
move cursor.
To choose
salvo number.
5 2 SEQ To set
parameters.
SEQ
CAM
1
MON 1
1 Sec
Step 1
CAM
2
MON 1
7 Sec
Step 3
CAM
3
MON 1
4 Sec
Step 2
MONITOR TOUR
CAM
2
MON 1
CAM
40
MON 6
CAM
11
MON 2
Salvo 6
1 Sec
Step 1
CAM
82
MON 1
CAM
16
MON 6
CAM
2
MON 2
Salvo 12
4 Sec
Step 2
CAM
21
MON 1
CAM
2
MON 6
CAM
4
MON 2
Salvo 1
7 Sec
Step 3
SALVO TOUR
A monitor tour is a series of predefined video switches,
displaying on a single monitor.
In this example, monitor 1 displays camera 1 for 1 second, then
camera 3 for 4 seconds, and then camera 2 for 7 seconds.
A salvo is a predefined group of monitors displaying predefined camera video. There are three salvos in the salvo tour example below.
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Quick Guide
Frequently Asked Questions
For complete instructions, see Instruction Manuals X826 and X834.
What is necessary in order to view the on-screen menu system?
Make sure you are viewing the monitor and camera that have been designated as the edit camera and edit monitor (default is
camera 1 and monitor 1). Consult Programming Manual X834 for proper setup of your unit.
How do you get cameras to sequence?
There is no specific camera sequence program in this unit. You must create a tour of the cameras you want to sequence and then
run the tour.
When the F1 and Seq keys are pressed at the same time, a monitor tour is activated instead of the menu
system. Why?
The Seq key is used to run a monitor tour. The F1 key is being ignored and the Seq key is being processed because you have
previously set your system to require a login ID. The correct login ID must be entered in order to program the unit. Enter the ID
and then press the Home key. You may also be required to enter a passcode. Now press and hold the F1 key and then press the
Seq key to display the Main Menu.
If a login ID or passcode is lost or forgotten, what should I do?
Call Vicon Technical Services at 1-800-34-VICON and the technician will assist you by giving you a sequence of special keys to
be pressed. Two lines of code will be displayed which will enable the technician to decipher the code(s).
I have entered a login ID and now wish to manually log off the system. How do I do that?
Back out of the menu system until the Main Menu is displayed. Press and hold the F1 key. Then press the Bypass key.
When I connect a camera to the V1422 and loop that signal to another device, will the Time/Date/Titling
information be overlaid on the video?
No. The Time/Date/Titling information is generated by the V1422 and only appears on the monitor outputs. A loop out signal is
a continuation of the input signal. Be sure that all inputs are terminated at the V1422 or at the final device in the loop.
I have fed a signal from the V1422 to a VCR but do not see a “termination” switch or plug on the VCR.
How do I terminate the signal?
All VCRs automatically terminate the signal fed to them. No termination switch or connector is necessary.
While sequencing cameras on the monitors, the images roll from one to the next before locking in. What
is the problem?
The cameras need to be synchronized to have roll-free switching on the monitors. Refer to the camera instruction manual.
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