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Honeywell K9696V2 Frequent Questions, Find-it, Index, Multi-MediaUnit: Installation Instructions

Models: K9696V2

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Multi-Media Unit: Installation Instructions

6	Frequent Questions	6–1
6.1	Supporting an Installation	6–1
6.2	Background	6–2
7	Find-it	7–1
7.1	Knowledge Base	7–1
7.2	Tables	7–2
7.3	Illustrations	7–3
7.4	More FAQs	7–5
7.5	Site Information Checklist	7–8
8	Index	15

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Honeywell K9696V2 installation instructions Frequent Questions, Find-it, Index, Multi-MediaUnit: Installation Instructions

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Installation Instructions Multi-MediaUnitPage ISSUE DATEREVISIONS REV. APage Declaration of Conformity FCC CFR 47, Part 15, Class BFCC Part Ringer Equivalence NumberPage Walk-through Field WorkChecking for Video AudioMulti-MediaUnit: Installation Instructions Frequent QuestionsFind-it IndexPage Page 1 Walk-through 1.1OverviewNew to Multi-Media? Not new to Multi-Media?•2.5: Connecting a Camera, p. 2–6 •2.9: Field Testing a Connection, p. 2–161.2Walking Through 1.2.1Cameras1.2.4Powering-upthe Multi-Mediaunit 1.2.5Admin and View Software3 Supplying power to the unit and the cameras Power switch5 Start Admin to create a Multi database 7 Using Admin, add a site1.2.6A Database for Multi 1.2.7Site Name1.2.8Type of Connection 1.2.9Running ViewAbout connections •2.7: Network Connection, p. 2–9Multi-MediaUnit: Installation Instructions 1.2.10Testing a Connection10 Log on to View 1.3Where To, Next? In these installation instructions1.3.1For More Information 12 Start a Live sessionBackground information Multi-MediaUnit: Installation Instructions2 Field Work 2.1Unpacking the UnitAudience 13 Road map to field workOperator Software Setup Instructions Admin User Guide2.1.1Rear Panel Reference Table2.2Temperature Panel connectorsConnector Label General-purposeserial ports, DB9 connector2.3Reporting the Installation 2.4Powering the Multi-MediaUnitContent of installation report Power requirement2.4.1Powering Up and Down 15 The power up sequence recommended by Honeywell16 The power down sequence UPS: remember the cameras2.5Connecting a Camera 2.4.2Unit RecoveryConnector nominal storage* camera-daytime† minute2.6LocalView Securing a cameraReference HardwareLocalView passwords 17 To enable the locking of a LocalView functionsLocalView help on operator’s PC Monitors18 To change a LocalView password Default LocalView passwordsrecording rates only when using LocalView 2.7Network Connection2.7.1Using LocalView Onsite For a network without DHCPWhat next? Multi-MediaUnit: Installation Instructions2.7.2Using a PC Onsite 21 To setup a terminal program20 To connect a null-modemcable A null-modemcable comes with your Multi-MediaunitMulti-MediaUnit: Installation Instructions Fig. 18. Naming a connection, using HyperTerminalWindows Click Start and point to …… then click Hypertrm.exe iconDefault Address Shell commandCommand Result Field Name2.8Dial-upConnection the Multi-MediaUnit, on p. 2–4Field Work What next?2.9Field Testing a Connection 2.10Damaged or Missing Goods2.8.1Modem Reference 27 To field-testa dial-upconnectionUpgrade CD-ROM 2.11Upgrading Unit SoftwareMulti-Mediaunit without a CD-RWdrive Field Work2–18 Multi-MediaUnit: Installation InstructionsPlease continue Why check a connection? 3 Checking for Video3.1Multi Software Audience32 To install Multi software Multi-MediaUnit: Installation Instructions3.2Using Admin 3.2.1Running Admin33 To continue installing a Multi-Mediaunit Logging on to Admin3.2.2Obtaining a Multi Db After adding securityDouble-dutylogon dialog 34 To create an empty Multi dbSite identification checklist 3.2.3Adding Site Information•Click Save and Close 35 To name a site Checking for VideoTo access an outside line 3.2.4Record of a Dial-upConnectionDealing with connections ConfirmationDealing with dial-upconfusion Checking for VideoMulti-MediaUnit: Installation Instructions 3.2.5Record of a Network Connection37 To make a record of a network connection 3.3Using View to Connect Fig. 29. View icon Checklist for obtaining video3.3.1Firewall reference Checking for video3.3.3Testing a Connection: Maintenance Using Maintenance3.3.2Running View Logging on to View3.3.4Testing a Connection: Time Crucial settings for reporting on video of eventsTime zone Checking for Video39 To indicate the time zone of a Multi-Mediaunit The time zone is set on a unit-by-unitbasisConflicting time zones Multi-MediaUnit: Installation InstructionsClock: Automatic setting Checking for VideoClock: Manual setting 42 To set a unit’s clock manually, using a PC’sAuto-synchstatistics Multi-MediaUnit: Installation Instructions3.3.5Testing a Connection: Camera Checking for Video43 To configure a Rapid Eye site’s cameras 3.3.6Obtaining Video44 To obtain video from a “live video session” Multi-MediaUnit: Installation InstructionsChecking for Video 3.4Results3.4.1What Next 3–18 Multi-MediaUnit: Installation InstructionsPlease continue 4Audio 4.1Audio at a Multi-MediaSiteMicrophones Selecting a microphoneMulti-MediaUnit: Installation Instructions 4.1.1Checking for Audio InterferencePreventive measures 47 To enable “talking to” a site Onsite Audio, Using LocalView4.2Audio for Operators AudioMulti-MediaUnit: Installation Instructions 48 To enable audio for use onsite, by LocalView49 To disable audio for LocalView 5 Other Site Hardware 5.1Securing a Multi-MediaunitRoad map for adding hardware 50 To secure the unit5.2Unit Hard Disk 5.1.1Detachable Camera I/O5.2.1Hard Disk Report 51 To detach the sub-panel5.3Hardware Options Other Site Hardware5.4Connecting a PTZ Dome Connecting more domes5.4.1Converter: Technical Notes 5.4.2Daisy-chainingDomes5.4.3Configuring PTZ Driver nameBaud rate Supported controller/dome5.5Alarm Sensors 52 To connect an alarm sensor53 To configure inputs 7.Click Apply/ResetA B C 5.6.1Input: Technical NotesNO: normally open NC: normally closedFault relay 5.7Control Outputs5.8System Monitoring AcronymAlarm panel Software setup54 To set the FAULT RELAY to trigger 3.Click Apply/Reset5.9.1Configuring POS 5.9Point of Sale Hardware5.10External Modems At unit, connected to a networkMultiple serial switches 5.11Port Use: Restrictionsserial connection connect only to serial port COM5–12 Multi-MediaUnit: Installation InstructionsPlease continue 6.1Supporting an Installation Cannot install or use AdminCannot connect to Multi-Mediaunit, using View 6Frequent Questions6.2Background No video is reaching ViewSee also PlanningCoaxial cable checklist 6.2.1Coaxial Cable6.2.2Grounding Frequent Questions6.2.3Electrical Interference 6.2.4LightingHum bar Triaxial cable7 Find-it Knowledge Base7.2Tables Multi-MediaUnit: Installation InstructionsTable TableSoftware Setup Instructions, part #K5401 7.3IllustrationsFig. Table 11 TCP portsDial-upNetworking Multi-MediaUnit: Installation InstructionsFig. Fig.More FAQs More FAQs: Find-itFig. Fig.2–13 2.7: Network ConnectionMulti-MediaUnit: Installation Instructions More FAQs: Find-it Up to 24 mA can be drawn at each output7.5Site Information Checklist Site Information Checklist: Find-itchecklist continues on next page Organization personnelSite definition Rapid Eye site…Identification Site Information Checklist: Find-itCommunications to unit ConnectionAudio Microphone typeVideo camera configuration Color / B&W / noneCamera model, location PTZ addressSensor hardware InputType NO, NC, EOL DescriptionControl outputs Output Description Serial portsSite Information Checklist: Find-it checklist continues on next pagePoint of sale hardware Name / model #Data / text of interest Multi-MediaUnit: Installation Instructions8 Index Page Index Page Page Page Page Honeywell Security Australia Pty Ltd Honeywell Security Asia Pacific LtdHoneywell Security France Honeywell Security Italia SpA