b.Remove the current System Manager program:

(1)In the Windows taskbar, click the Start button.

(2)Highlight Settings and then click Control Panel.

(3)Double-click the Add/Remove Programs icon.

(4)For a PC running Windows 95/98/NT: On the Install/Uninstall tab, click the System Manager 9760 program and then click the Add/Remove button. A dialog box appears indicating the progress of the removal of the System Manager program. When removal of the System Manager program completes, click the OK button.

For a PC running Windows 2000 or XP: Click Change or Remove Programs. In the Currently installed programs box, click the System Manager 9760 program and then click the Remove button. At the system prompt asking you whether you are sure you want to remove the System Manager program, click Yes. The System Manager program is removed.

NOTE: If, during the removal of the System Manager program, Confirm File Deletion boxes appear asking you to remove shared .dll files, click Yes. Then continue with the removal of the System Manager program.

c.Install version 8.03.012 of the System Manager program, which is provided on CD-ROM. (For System Manager installation instructions, refer to the CM9760-MGR System Management Software Installation/Operation manual.)

3.Using the READ utility of the System Manager program, load the current configuration files using the floppy disk from step 1d(3) into the System Manager database. The configuration files are upgraded to version 8.03.012 in the System Manager database. (For information about the READ utility, refer to the CM9760-MGR System Management Software Installation/Operation manual.)

4.Using the WRITE utility of the System Manager program, copy the new version of configuration files to a floppy disk. To prevent overwriting the old version of configuration files, do not use the same floppy disk that was used in step 1d(3). Copy the new version of configuration files to a different floppy disk, and label the disk using a unique name. Note that you will need to use the disk containing the new version of configuration files later in this procedure as directed.

(For information about the WRITE utility, refer to the CM9760-MGR System Management Software Installation/Operation manual.)

5.Using the AT-compatible keyboard attached to the initial CC1 being upgraded, do the following:

a.At the C:\9740 prompt, rename the CM9740.EXE file to CM9740.OLD by entering:

rename cm9740.exe cm9740.old

b.Verify that the CM9740.EXE file was renamed to CM9740.OLD by entering: dir/w

c.Delete the existing configuration files by entering:

del filename.xxx

where filename is the configuration file name and xxx is the extension of the file name (mon, cam, mac, scp, alm, gpi, pin, sym, lcm, or idn). For example, if the file name is node5, then the commands used to delete configuration files are as follows:

del node5.mon del node5.cam del node5.mac del node5.scp del node5.alm del node5.gpi del node5.pin del node5.sym del node5.lcm del node5.idn

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CM9740-UPG-8312 specifications

The Pelco CM9740-UPG-8312 is a powerful and versatile camera management solution designed for comprehensive surveillance needs in various environments, including commercial, industrial, and municipal applications. Known for its extensive feature set and robust performance, the CM9740-UPG-8312 stands out as a reliable choice for security professionals.

One of the main features of the CM9740-UPG-8312 is its advanced video processing capabilities. This unit supports up to 64 camera inputs, enabling users to connect multiple analog and digital cameras for a unified surveillance experience. The device utilizes a standard Ethernet interface, which allows for easy integration with existing network infrastructures. This feature ensures seamless connectivity and effective resource management.

The CM9740-UPG-8312 utilizes advanced technologies such as Pelco's proprietary detection algorithms, which enhance motion detection and reduce false alarms. This intelligent processing allows for more accurate monitoring of activities within the surveillance area. Users can set custom parameters for motion detection, ensuring that the system operates according to their specific security needs.

Another key characteristic of the CM9740-UPG-8312 is its user-friendly interface. The system is designed with ease of use in mind, featuring intuitive controls and straightforward navigation. This simplifies the process of managing camera feeds, reviewing footage, and adjusting settings, making it accessible even for those who may not have extensive technical knowledge.

The CM9740-UPG-8312 also supports high-resolution video output, providing clear and detailed images that are critical for identifying subjects and analyzing incidents. Coupled with its ability to record video in real-time, this feature ensures that users do not miss important events during surveillance operations.

Moreover, the device offers advanced storage options. Users can opt for both local and remote storage solutions, ensuring that footage is securely saved and easily retrievable. The CM9740-UPG-8312 supports various compression formats to maximize storage efficiency without compromising video quality.

In summary, the Pelco CM9740-UPG-8312 is a robust camera management system that combines extensive connectivity, intelligent video processing, and user-friendly features. Its ability to handle multiple camera inputs while delivering high-quality footage makes it a solid choice for organizations looking to enhance their surveillance capabilities. Whether for monitoring public spaces, securing facilities, or overseeing key operations, the CM9740-UPG-8312 meets the varying demands of modern security applications.
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