TRENDnet TVIP252P manual Glossary of Terms, Connector Pin Assignment

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A.2 Glossary of Terms

Typically used in association with programming scripts for developing applications for motion detection, event triggering, alarm notification via e-mail, and a variety of external control functions. The 6-pin I/O Terminal Block is located on the rear panel and provides the interface to: a photo-coupled switch output, a photo-coupled input.

Connector Pin Assignment

PIN	FUNCTION	SPECIFICATION
IN1+	Photo-Relay	Active High voltage
	INPUT (+)	9~40VDC	Dropout
IN1-	Photo-Relay	voltage 0 VDC.
	INPUT (-)
IN2+	Photo-Relay	Active High voltage
	INPUT (+)	9~40VDC	Dropout
IN2-	Photo-Relay	voltage 0 VDC.
	INPUT (-)
OUT+	Photo-Relay	Close circuit current maximum
	OUTPUT	70mA AC or 100mA DC.
	(Normal Open)	Output resistance 30 Ohm.
OUT-	Photo-Relay	Open circuit voltage maximum
	OUTPUT	240V AC or 350V DC.
	(Common)

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Contents Page Preface Page Contents Specification Glossary of Terms Chapter Introduction to Your Amera Checking the Package Contents Connectors Getting to Know Your Camera Physical Components Connecting Cables  LED indicators  Link & Power switches Inside Components  Remote Control Supported Features and Benefits MPEG4/MJPEG Dual-codec Supported  Flexible Audio Capability Multiple Platforms Supported  I/O Connectors Supported Multiple Profiles Supported  Multiple Applications SupportedSystem Requirement Cameras within Your Network Applications of the Camera Basic Installation Surface Installing the CameraInstall the camera to the ceiling with three screws Page Page Using IPSetup Accessing the CameraPage Page Camera Display Area Click StartProgramsTRENDnetIPSetup, and then click IPSetupPage Accessing to the Camera  Live View/Setup Switch Page Click Tools Internet Options Click Security Configuring the IP Address of the PC Using the Web Configuration Chapter Configuring the CameraUsing Smart Wizard Camera SettingIP Setting Email Settings Confirm Settings  Basic System Basic Setup Basic Date & Time  Basic User  Direct Video Stream Authentication  General User Guest Network Settings  Network Network Page DNS  Ports Number  Network IP FilterPage Page  Video & Audio Camera Setting up Video & Audio Video & Audio Video  Image Setting MPEG4  Video & Audio Text Overlay  Video & Audio AudioPage  Event Server Setting FTP Event Server Configuration FTP  Email  Event Server Setting Email Event Server Setting Network Storage  Network Storage Motion Detect  Event Configuration General Setting Event Config Event Configuration Arrange Schedule Profile  Event Configuration Motion Detect Trigger  Event Configuration Schedule Trigger  Event Configuration Gpio Trigger Page Tools Page Information  Information Device Info Information System Log Logs table displays the events log recorded by the system Securview Software InstallationPage Page Page Page Using Installation  Controls Panel Item Features View Selection Panel  Camera Panel  Video View Window and Camera List Video Viewing  System PanelClick Add New Camera To add a cameraPage Page To remove a camera To link to the Web page of the camera  Manually record To Record Video Trigger recording by motion detection  Schedule Recording Configuration Select a camera Add Schedule Page To configure the recording settings Page To playback the recorded video To set up motion detection options Page Other AccountInformation Specification  Audio Input  User Interface LANOutput CodecGlossary of Terms Connector Pin AssignmentPage Numbers Bootp Enterprise HEX ISP Mjpeg 100 101 102 103 Limited Warranty 105 106 107 108