Preparing for the Installation | Samsung SDM-160N manual

Digital Multiplexer

CHAPTER 2. INSTALLATION

Preparing for the Installation

The following information is prepared for safe installation of the unit.

This unit can be placed on a flat table or installed in the rack. It should not be used vertically or skew, but

horizontally. The location of the unit and the composition of wiring are very important in properly operating

the system. When equipment is placed too close or if ventilation is not properly done, system may not

work properly, and maintenance of the system may be difficult. In order to prevent system failure and to

reduce system shut-down by outside environmental factors, air circulation in the system operating room,

and the cover of the unit must be fixed. Do not open the cover voluntarily because high voltage within the

unit may cause electric shock.

PHYSICAL & ENVIRONMENTAL

•Operating Temperature : 0 ° C to 40 ° C

•Maintenance Temperature : -20 ° C to 60 ° C

•Operating Humidity : 20% to 85% (RH)

•Maintenance Humidity : 20% to 95% (RH)

•Power Supply : 100 ~ 240 VAC

•Power Consumption : less than 14W

•Frequency : 50 / 60 Hz

CAUTIONS

When system is operated, input voltage range must be within 10% of nominal voltage, and power con- sent should be grounded. Heating devices such as hair dryer, iron, refrigerator should not be used togeth- er. For safe power supply, AVR (Automatic Voltage Regulator) is recommended.

The connector linked to this equipment can affect EMI, so it is recommended to coil the CORE-FERRITE for use.

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Samsung SDM-160N manual Preparing for the Installation, Physical & Environmental

Contents

Digitalmultiplexer Graphic Symbol Explanation Digital Multiplexer Iii Contents Appendix B Checking Points in Trouble Introduction Introduction Name of parts and Function Move → With RS-485 cable, Remote Control can be done Indicates terminal for connecting to VCR Input/OutputWith RS-232C cable, Remote Control can be done Connects to Power Cord Preparing for the Installation Physical & Environmental Precautions when Installing Page Unpacking Connecting to S-VHS VCR and S-VHS Monitor Connecting to Other DevicesConnecting to normal VCR and Monitor OUT terminal on the VCR Connecting to Time Lapse VCR Connecting to Alarm Sensor CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8 CH9 Remote Control by connecting to PCAscii Ascii Aauto MON button → Address + 1 input → Enter Remote Control using SSC-1000RS-485Monitor OUT Control Spot OUT Control Basic Method to use When desiring to see in the live screen/replay screenWhen desiring to see in the Triplex screen Initial operation When desiring to see in the Full screen When desiring to see in the division screen When desiring to see automatic sequential conversion screen When desiring to see in the zoom screen When desiring to see the stop screenFull Mode When desiring to see in the record screen When desiring to see in the PIP screenWhen desiring to see output of VCR as it is REC OUT SET Type TLV Setting of Program MenuRecord setting of each camera Duty SET Reservation OFF REC Reservation Start Time REC Duty SET CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8 CH9END Time ALL Setting of display modeSequence Loss Detect Loss Info Alarm Info Motion Info PB Display ALL Spot OUT Cvbs PIP Size Alarm S/W Time Sequence Blinking character moves if pressing →, → button Setting of title by channelYou can set of each channel Enter button at a position desired to set title Ijklmnopqrstuvwxyz Title SETDATE/TIME SET Display Type Setting of alarm Setting of motion Xxxxxxxxxxx Password Check OFF Alarm Buzzer Loss Buzzer Summer Time System settingPassword Change Baud Rate Enter the current password in order Password Change Password Check NEW Password ConfirmIs displayed on screen when entering password Time Lapse record mode Normal record modeRecording Reservation record Weight value REC Duty recordAlarm weight value record REC Duty Alarm record Alarm occurrence conditionsAlarm release Alarm signal standard Operation in video loss Alarm/Loss list referenceOperation in motion detection Appendix a Specifications Outside Drawing Ensure power cord is properly inserted Appendix B Checking points in trouble