Pelco C544M System And Multipliexer Example, System Example, Overview, Section, CM9760-SAT, 4-11

SECTION 4			SYSTEM AND MULTIPLIEXER EXAMPLE
1.0	SYSTEM EXAMPLE	4-1	2.0 MULTIPLEXER EXAMPLES	4-11
1.1	OPERATION OF THE SYSTEM EXAMPLE	4-9

1.0 SYSTEM EXAMPLE

We shall use Figure 4-1 to highlight the processes involved in integrating a CM9760-SAT into a 9760 environment.

Figure 4-1

System Example

OVERVIEW

Integrating an SAT into a 9760 system occurs in two stages:

(1)hooking it up (items 1-6 below), and (2) programming it (items 7 and 8). The list below is based on the diagram above. It is as follows:

1.Attach a keyboard to the local SAT keyboard port.

2.Attach a local monitor to the monitor-out port on the SAT.

3.Establish a communication link between the CM9760-CC1 and the CM9760-SAT.

4.Run link-cameras (satellites) to the video input BNCs on the rear of the SAT.

5.Run tie lines from the appropriate monitor-out BNCs on the SAT to available video input BNCs on the rear of the CM9760-MXB (matrix bay).

6.Attach and configure alarm inputs and wiring.

**For link-camera inputs 1, 3, 5, and 7 (SAT SIDE), we assign (for 9760 purposes) corresponding logical numbers of 5001, 5003, 5005 and 5007. We limit our discussion to these specific inputs as we discuss the system illustrated above.

7.Program the local SAT menus to correspond to your physi- cal hook-up.

8.Program the 9760 System to incorporate the SAT unit into the system environment.

We shall not engage in detailed discussions of non-SATrelated matters. We will discuss, in turn, each of the above numbered items. For each, we shall (1) isolate that portion of Figure 4-1 under discussion (2) discuss any and all applicable programming menus associated with that item, and (3) add other pertinent re- marks and/or give appropriate manual references where appli- cable. Please note that items 7 and 8 (software) are not discussed as individual items, separate from other items in the installation process, but are considered at the time each physical item (1 through

6)is discussed. In actual practice, programming is not necessar- ily performed concurrent with physical setup. We do so here be- cause our purpose is to inform, to illustrate the close relationship between the device and the program that controls it and, in the process, perhaps point out how best this manual can be put to use.

BASIC SYSTEM EXAMPLE CM9760-SAT 4-1