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USER MANUAL
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Contents
Contents............................................................................................................................................................................ 2
Introduction ...................................................................................................................................................................... 4
What is a ZSC-1000?.................................................................................................................................................... 4
Overview .......................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Overview .......................................................................................................................................................................... 5
ZVK Port ...................................................................................................................................................................... 5
ZVM Port...................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Intersite Port ................................................................................................................................................................. 5
ZVR Ports..................................................................................................................................................................... 5
PC1 Port........................................................................................................................................................................ 5
PC2 Port........................................................................................................................................................................ 5
Installation ........................................................................................................................................................................ 6
Intersite Port ............................................................................................................................................................... 11
Site.......................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Remote Station........................................................................................................................................................ 11
Baud Rate ............................................................................................................................................................... 11
PC2 Port...................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Key ......................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Baud Rate ............................................................................................................................................................... 12
ZVK Port .................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Key ......................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Max address............................................................................................................................................................ 12
Polling..................................................................................................................................................................... 12
ZVM Port.................................................................................................................................................................... 12
MAC address .......................................................................................................................................................... 12
Terminated.............................................................................................................................................................. 12
Polled...................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Controller................................................................................................................................................................ 13
ZVR Port .................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Receiver setup......................................................................................................................................................... 13
Port setup ................................................................................................................................................................ 13
PC1 Port...................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Protocol................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Baud Rate ............................................................................................................................................................... 14
Site control.................................................................................................................................................................. 14
Priority.................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Timeout................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Matrix Port.................................................................................................................................................................. 15
Matrix ..................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Input trunks................................................................................................................................................................. 16
Site.......................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Input........................................................................................................................................................................ 16
Dialup address ........................................................................................................................................................ 16
Local switch............................................................................................................................................................ 16
Output trunks .............................................................................................................................................................. 17
Site.......................................................................................................................................................................... 17
Output ..................................................................................................................................................................... 17
Dialup address ........................................................................................................................................................ 17
Local switch............................................................................................................................................................ 17
Time and Date ............................................................................................................................................................ 18
Broadcast enable..................................................................................................................................................... 18
Internal TDG........................................................................................................................................................... 18
Clock - Port............................................................................................................................................................. 18
Clock - Clock.......................................................................................................................................................... 18
Global Alarm .............................................................................................................................................................. 18
Alarm Monitors ...................................................................................................................................................... 19
Alarm VCRs ........................................................................................................................................................... 19

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Alarm Queue........................................................................................................................................................... 19
Remote reporting .................................................................................................................................................... 19
Timings................................................................................................................................................................... 19
Default event enabled ............................................................................................................................................. 20
Pass through............................................................................................................................................................ 20
Cancel enable.......................................................................................................................................................... 20
Sequences ................................................................................................................................................................... 20
Max positions ......................................................................................................................................................... 20
Dwell ...................................................................................................................................................................... 20
Static ....................................................................................................................................................................... 21
Site Routing ................................................................................................................................................................ 21
Site Routing ............................................................................................................................................................ 21
Contact Alarms ........................................................................................................................................................... 21
Alarm card NO/NC................................................................................................................................................. 22
VCR Ports................................................................................................................................................................... 22
Port ......................................................................................................................................................................... 22
Camera Barring........................................................................................................................................................... 22
Site.......................................................................................................................................................................... 23
First Camera ........................................................................................................................................................... 23
Range...................................................................................................................................................................... 23
Priority.................................................................................................................................................................... 23
Alarm Events .............................................................................................................................................................. 23
Alarm Action .......................................................................................................................................................... 24
Primary Action ....................................................................................................................................................... 24
Secondary Action ................................................................................................................................................... 24
Post Action ............................................................................................................................................................. 24
Report ..................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Alarm.......................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Type........................................................................................................................................................................ 25
Device..................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Number ................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Event....................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Priority.................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Trunk Mapping........................................................................................................................................................... 26
First camera ............................................................................................................................................................ 26
Last camera............................................................................................................................................................. 26
First remote camera ................................................................................................................................................ 26
Trunk / Site Index ................................................................................................................................................... 26
Trunk ...................................................................................................................................................................... 26
Dialup Sites ................................................................................................................................................................ 26
MUX Ports.................................................................................................................................................................. 27
Port ......................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Enables ....................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Uncontrolled Telemetry.......................................................................................................................................... 27
No matrix polling.................................................................................................................................................... 27
24 hour alarms ........................................................................................................................................................ 27
X-None ................................................................................................................................................................... 28
Timed Events.............................................................................................................................................................. 28
Type........................................................................................................................................................................ 28
Prompt index........................................................................................................................................................... 29
Prompt enable ......................................................................................................................................................... 29
Day ......................................................................................................................................................................... 29
Hour........................................................................................................................................................................ 29
Minute..................................................................................................................................................................... 29
Alarm Handling .............................................................................................................................................................. 30
Maintenance ................................................................................................................................................................... 31
Support ........................................................................................................................................................................... 32
Warranty ......................................................................................................................................................................... 32

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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing Meyertech’s ZSC-1000.
Please read this user guide prior to using this
product. It will help you to achieve the maximum
benefit from the product. The manual covers
installation, operation and maintenance of a ZSC-1000.
What is a ZSC-1000?
A ZSC-1000 is part of the Zonevu Site Controller family.
KEY FEATURES
Local Site Management
Intersite communications
Alarm handling
System backup
Third party control interfaces
The information in this manual is believed to be accurate and reliable. However,
Meyertech Limited assumes no responsibility or liability for its use, or for any
infringement of patents or other rights of third parties, which may result from its
use. No license is granted by implication or otherwise under any patent or other
rights of Meyertech. All specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
MEYERTECH LIMITED are committed to continuous product development and
therefore reserve the right to change
specifications without notice.
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Overview
The ZSC-1000 is primarily a unit for distributing telemetry and control information. However, as the
distributor of this information, it also uses this opportunity to add functionality and flexibility to the system.
The unit has a number of external ports, all of which have primary functions described below.
Due to the flexibility of the ZSC-1000, with careful design an installer can tailor the application of each port to
meet his requirement.
ZVK Port
This port is used for communications within the control room. Generally local equipment that is either
generating control commands or within the control room receiving control commands.
Examples of such equipment are keyboards, multiplexer and VCR interfaces.
ZVM Port
This port is used for communication to matricies. As a core item of equipment, the matrix has a dedicated
port.
Intersite Port
This port is used for communications between sites and control rooms. It is very rare that this port has an
application for anything other than connection to another site controller.
ZVR Ports
These ports are used for communications with telemetry receivers and / or domes situated external to the
control room.
The four ports can be driven independently.
PC1 Port
This port is used for communications with 3rd party equipment that, generally, operates independently of an
operator.
Examples of such equipment are Rugby Clocks, Alarm Panels and Help Points.
PC2 Port
This port is used for communications with Meyertech diagnostic and configuration equipment. It can also be
used as a backwardly compatible interface to earlier Meyertech equipment.

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Configuration
Intersite Port
This port is designated for communication between site controllers at permanently connected sites.
Site
The number that defines which site the unit controls. This site number is used as the units address.
The range is 1 to 100.
Sites 17 to 100 must have Remote Station type set to Rx only.
Default = 1
Remote Station
Defines how this unit talks to other site controllers.
Duplex sets the inter-site communications to bi-directional and this site controller will both send and receive
messages.
Rx only sets the inter-site communications to simplex and this site controller will only receive messages.
Default = Duplex
Baud Rate
Defines the baud rate at which the inter-site communications occurs.
Valid values are 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 28800, 38400,57600 and 128000.
9600 is recommended for systems of less than 6 site. Greater than 6 sites should use 19200. With many
active sites (i.e operators at multiple sites controlling remote cameras) 57600 may give a better
performance.
Default = 9600
PC2 Port
Key
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Baud Rate
Defines the baud rate at which the PC2 communications occurs.
Valid values are 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 28800, 38400,57600 and 128000.
Default = 9600
ZVK Port
Key
Internal use only – MUST NOT BE MODIFIED
Max address
Unused
Polling
To enable or disable the polling of devices
Default = On
ZVM Port
MAC address
The address to which the unit will respond to polls on this port
Default = 1
Terminated
The state of the 120R line terminator
Default = On
Polled
To indicate that the unit should expect to be polled. If On the unit will wait for a poll before transmitting any
information
Default = On
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Controller
To indicate that the unit is to make the decision on telemetry control from operators. If set to off the unit will
forward control request messages to the device on the ZVM port.
Default = On
ZVR Port
Receiver setup
For each camera in the range 1 to 256 the following can be configured
Port
Which port the telemetry will be broadcast on.
The valid options are zvm, zvr1, zvr2, zvr3, zvr4or pc1
Default (cameras 1-64) = zvr1 (cameras 65-128) = zvr2 (cameras 129-192) = zvr3 (cameras 193-
256) = zvr4
Polled
If enabled the camera at this address will be polled (allows the receiver to return alarm and/or status
information)
Default = Off
Port setup
For each ZVR port (1,2,3 and 4) the following can be configured
Mode
The operation of the port either RS422 (2 or 4 wire) or RS485 (2 wire)
Default = RS422
Baud rate
Defines the baud rate at which the ZVR communications occurs.
Valid values are 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 28800, 38400,57600 and 128000.
Default = 9600
Protocol
The port can be configured to control a number of third party protocols. Those required must be
specified at time of order.
Default = Zonevu
Cmd Gap
The command gap is used to pace the generation of telemetry. Some transmission systems and/or
third party equipment cannot except data at too fast a rate. This value is the minimum time that will
be allowed in 10 millisecond units between transmission of data packets on this port. Care must be
taken on setting this value – if too high a figure is used then the dropping of data packets will occur
which may effect the controllability of the attached equipment.
Default = 2
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PC1 Port
Protocol
It is possible to control a range of 3rd party equipment from this port. The range includes clocks, switchers,
multiplexers and alarm panels. Those required must be specified at time of order.
Default = Zonevu
Baud Rate
Defines the baud rate at which the PC1 communications occurs.
Valid values are 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400.
Default = 9600
Site control
Priority
The priority used by all equipment on this site when trying to control remote sites.
Default = 1 (lowest)
Timeout
The time period, in seconds, after which exclusive control of a camera is automatically relinquished if it is not
moved by a remote operator.
This timeout is only applied to control from remote sites.
Default = 0
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Matrix Port
Matrix
For each matrix, in the range 0 to 19, controlled by this unit the following must be configured
Type
Defines the type of matrix attached. The following options are available, some options enable
additional functionality as explained
• None
All unused matrices should be set to none
• ZVM-328
Standard matrix connected to ZVM port
• ZVM Series 2
Standard matrix connected to ZVM port.
Also used for Series 3 matrix.
• DM S2 (spot)
Montage (spot)
Use a multiplexer’s spot monitor for switching
o Output size should be set to 1
o Address is the multiplexer number
• DM S2 (dig)
Montage (dig)
Use a multiplexer’s digital (multiscreen) monitor for switching
o Output size should be set to 1
o Address is the multiplexer number
• Monitor
Used where an input is connected directly to a monitor (i.e. no matrix)
This is most commonly used where the input is a trunk line, switched at a remote site
o Output size should be set to 1
o Input size should be set to 1
• ZVM21
A simple 2 input switcher normally used to display 2 multiplexer outputs on 1 monitor
• ZVM-328 site
Used for a slave ZVM-328 matrix which has ability to acknowledge switches
• PC1 port
Route switches to the PC1 port
Type of switching used depends on the protocol configuration of PC1 port.
Default = ZVM Series 2 (matrix 0) None (matrix 1 – 19)
1st Input
Input number that the matrix starts at
Default = 1(matrix 0) 0(matrix 1 – 19)
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Output number that the matrix starts at
Default = 1(matrix 0) 0(matrix 1 – 19)
Input size
Size of the matrix in terms of inputs
Default = 256(matrix 0) 0(matrix 1 – 19)
Output size
Size of the matrix in terms of outputs
Default = 256(matrix 0) 0(matrix 1 – 19)
Address
Used for addressable matrix types such as multiplexers
Default = 0
Input trunks
Input trunks are the video paths from a remote site to this site. For each input trunk, in the range 0 to 39, the
following can be defined.
Note : The last trunk should be followed by a ‘dummy’ entry with site set to 0
Site
The site that the trunk connects
Default = 0
Input
Matrix input at the local site that takes the input trunk
Default = 0
Dialup address
If this entry is anything other than 0, then the site controller attempts to connect to the remote site using the
dialup device with this address. If the value is zero, the unit assumes that the connection is permanent.
Default = 0
Local switch
When this option is selected the remote switch will be processed locally
The dialup address will be used to select a local matrix definition (by number) to perform the switch
Default = 0
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Output trunks
Output trunks are the video paths from this site to a remote site. For each output trunk, in the range 0 to 39,
the following can be defined.
Note : The last trunk should be followed by a ‘dummy’ entry with site set to 0
Site
The site that the trunk connects
Default = 0
Output
Matrix output at the local site that feeds the output trunk
Default = 0
Dialup address
If this entry is anything other than 0, then the site controller attempts to connect to the remote site using the
dialup device with this address.
If the value is zero, the unit assumes that the connection is permanent.
Default = 0
Local switch
When this option is selected the remote switch will be processed locally.
The dialup address will be used to select a local matrix definition (by number) to perform the switch
Default = 0
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Time and Date
The ZSC-1000 can be used to synchronise the time and date across a system.
Broadcast enable
Defines which ports a time / date signal is broadcast on.
Default = ZVM and ZVK
Internal TDG
The ZSC-1000 has it’s own time source which can be used to synchronise the system. If this box is ticked, a
time signal is broadcast on the hour, based on the current time held in the unit
Default = Off
Clock - Port
This defines the source that the unit will accept a time/date signal on. Any of the ports can be set as the
source
Default = Zvk
Clock - Clock
This defines the protocol of the time/date signal. This can be one of Zonevu, Wharton, None or Wharton-old
Default = Zonevu
Global Alarm
The ZSC-1000 incorporates a fully featured alarm handling system. It is fully configurable for alarm sources,
alarm actions and alarm reports. See the Alarm Handling section for more information on how alarms
operate.
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Alarm Monitors
The sequence of monitors that are used to display reported alarms.
Default = all 0
Alarm VCRs
The list of alarm recorders to which on which an alarm event will be automatically recorded. The next free
VCR is used.
Address
The address of the VCR that will be requested to start recording
Default = 0
Monitor
The output of the local matrix that the VCR records from.
Default = 0
Alarm Queue
Defines the format of the alarm queue that new alarms are stored in whilst waiting to be acknowledged by
the operator
Sort by priority
If ticked, the alarm queue is sorted on alarm priority.
If not ticked, the alarm queue is managed as a first in first out queue.
Default = 0
Queue size
The maximum number of items that can be held in the alarm queue, in the range 0 to 50.
Setting the value to 0 effectively turns off the alarm handling.
Default = 0
Remote reporting
It is possible to report alarms to a remote site (often used in central monitoring type scenarios)
Remote site
The site number of the target site for the alarm to be reported to.
A value of zero turns remote reporting off.
Default = 0
Trunk output
The output trunk used to pass the alarm video to the remote site.
Default = 0
Timings
A set of timeouts, in units of seconds, to control the automated functionality of the alarm handler.
A value of 0 disables the timer.
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Accept time
The time after an alarm is accepted, before pool resources are automatically released.
Default = 0
Cancel time
The time after an alarm source clears itself, before it is automatically cancelled.
Default = 0
Postpone time
The time that an alarm is postponed for, before it is re-reported
Default = 0
Default event enabled
It is possible to set up a default alarm event that will be actioned if the raised alarm has not been defined.
The Default alarm event is event number 500.
Default = off
Pass through
If pass through is enabled then alarms will not be handled by the ZSC-1000 but will be passed through to the
PC2 port.
Default = off
Cancel enable
Automatically cancels the alarm if the alarm source clears itself
Default = off
Sequences
The ZSC-1000 will run a number of camera sequences. Running a sequence on the ZSC-1000 allows
remote cameras to be included in the sequence ie the sequence could be switching multiple matricies.
For each sequence in the range 0 to 7 the following can be independently configured
Max positions
The number of positions in the sequence.
A value of 0 disables the sequence. Sequence commands for disabled sequences will be forwarded on to
the local matrix.
Default = 0
Dwell
The hold/dwell time between positions in the sequence.
In the range TBC in units of seconds.
Default = 3
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