JVC VN-C10 manual Input Requirements, Cable Specifications

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Preparations (Step 1 Connection and Installation)

1-4 Connecting the Alarm I/O Terminals

Connect the alarm I/O terminals with external equipment such as a sensor, buzzer, etc.

 

1

2

ISOLATED POWER ONLY

 

 

G

2

1

OUT COM

DC12V

AC24V

CLASS 2 ONLY ForUSA

For EUROPE

INPUT

 

 

 

OUTPUT

ALARM

PUSH

POWER10BASE-T/100BASE-TX

DO NOT CONNECT TO THE

TELEPHONE NETWORK

For USA

Push

Press the buttons for connecting or disconnect- ing cables as shown on the left.

Cable Specifications

50 m max.

UL1007, UL1015 or equivalent

AWG #22 to AWG #18 or equivalent

Caution

Due to external noise, the camera may not work properly even if the length of the cable is less than 50 m. If this occurs, use a shielded cable or keep the cable away from the noise source.

Alarm Input Terminal

This terminal is for connecting with a sensor, infrared, door or metallic, or a manual switch.

 

 

 

Sensor

VN-C10

 

 

Connection

DC3.3V

 

 

Example 1

 

 

VCC

 

 

 

R

Terminal 1 or 2

R

 

 

OUT

 

 

 

 

3.3V

0.6mA

 

 

Grounding

GND

 

 

terminal

 

 

(Alarm input equivalent circuit)

 

Sensor

 

 

 

Connection

 

 

 

Example 2

 

 

 

Relay, switch etc.

 

 

OUT

 

Input Requirements

¥No-voltage relay ÒA-contactÓ input or NPN open collector input

(A-contact: Contact is normally open and closes when the alarm is turned on.)

¥Active low level

¥Latch/Momentary (at least 500 ms)

¥Circuit current at low level: 0.6 mA

¥Voltage applied at high level: 3.3 V

GND

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Contents Networks Important Safeguards Information for USA Safety PrecautionsInformation for Europe Contents Introduction Preparations Operations V.Networks Controller Operations Web Browser OthersIntroduction FeaturesItems Included LAN Specifications Required Operating Environment PC SpecificationsUpgrading the Application Introduction Operating Precautions Back-focus adjustment ring Lens mountBF Lock locking screw Bracket for camera mountingSide and rear views Preparations Connection Examples LAN ConnectionNetwork Connection Peer-to-Peer ConnectionSetting the Network Adjusting the CameraSetting with V.Networks Controller Operations with V.Networks ControllerAttaching a Lens Preparations Connection and InstallationPin Plug Power Cord For a system with multiple VN-C10sPush Cable Specifications Input RequirementsConnecting the Alarm I/O Terminals Output RequirementsSecuring wire Fall PreventionPreparations Setting the Network Installing V.Networks Setup ToolInstalling DirectX 8.1 and Codec Installing CodecClick Click in Local Area Connection Properties Select Settings and click Control Panel Click Page For other settings, next Start up V.Networks Controller.Refer to the relevant pages for these settings shown above 30 Page 32Following screen is displayed for confirmation Operation when alarm input is activated Other Settings with V.Networks Setup Tool 2. Alarm Setting AlarmRelay Alarm Alarm force outputPage Refresh Interval Motion Distinction IntervalAvailable Mask Reference ImageFrame Rate Others Recording timeRecording files Saving images of local recording to the PCPage Password Error Recovery Connection errorTransfer error Rec File FTPMulticast Multi Address Search screen is displayed V.Networks Search screen is displayedSearch result is displayed Page Start up V.Networks Setup Tool and select Web Start up V.Networks Setup Tool and select FTP Server NTP is used New is displayed For a fixed-focus lens Preparations Adjusting the CameraFor a zoom lens Operations Setting with V.Networks Controller View File SettingHelp Select File and then Motion Detect Standby Select the camera Select View Select Setting and Quality Setting the Image Quality Compression Rate DefaultWhite Balance Shutter SpeedPage When the settings are complete, click Operations Setting with V.Networks Controller Select Setting and Time Stamp Proceed with the setting Time StampSelect Setting and Property Proceed with the setting When complete, clickReduced screen Operations Operations with V.Networks ControllerCamera Moving image window Click the REC buttonClick the Stop button Playback Click the Play buttonOperations Operations with V.Networks Controller Playback Click Playback is displayedRecord/Playback time Other Instructions on Record and PlaybackApproximate recording time for 2 GB MPEG4 data Click the SnapShot button Snap screen appearsSave As screen appears Other viewer softwareOperations Operations with a Web Browser PC must also satisfy the following Web browser conditionsUser Operator Administrator Security levelStart up the Web browser VN-C10 top page appearsSetting page is displayed Settings with a Web Browser 1. Other Settings Other SettingsOperations Operations with a Web Browser NTP Settings Adjust IntervalFile Name Http PortAuto Image Quality Setting WindowGain View Setting Window Settings with a Web Browser 3. View SettingsClick Apply to update the settings Alarm Setting Window Alarm 1Alarm Out Relay Alarm SettingSettings with a Web Browser 5. FTP Settings FTP Client Setting WindowSettings with a Web Browser 5. FTP Settings Viewing Still Images Still ImageMoving Image VN-C10 Image Link Display in Java AppletDisplaying a Still Image Display in ServerpushSymptoms Remedial Actions TroubleshootingOthers Others Specifications External DimensionsVN-C10 V.NETWORKS
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