Connections, Digital series connections | Sanyo DSR-3009P manual

CONNECTIONS

Digital series connections

Digital video recorder (main)

1	2	3	4
5	6	7	8		POWER		FULL		ALARM FULL			LOCK	ALARM
							1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
9	10	11	12				9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16
13	14	15	16
TV monitor
(sold separately)
				MIC		AUDIO
				IN	IN		OUT
												VIDEO
Amplifier										IN		LOOP OUT		OUT
				PC Card SLOT

(sold separately)					IN	LOOP OUT		OUT
						S-VIDEO

				(sold separately)
Amplifier
(sold separately)						AUDIO
				MIC		AUDIO
				IN	IN		OUT

VIDEO

IN LOOP OUT OUT

PC Card SLOT

IN LOOP OUT OUT

S-VIDEO

(sold separately)

MENU	EXIT/OSD	PLAY/STOP	EN
			TER
ZOOM	SEARCH	STILL
QUAD MULTI
SEQUENCE	COPY	SHUTTLE LOCK
MON2 PLUS
REC/STOP	TIMER	ALARM

Digital video recorder (sub 1)

			ALARM		CLOCK	AC IN
			RESET		ADJUST	AC IN
		ALARM ALARM
		C IN	OUT C		IN OUT	FULL
DIGITAL		C A	B	C REMOTE C	NC NC C	C
DIGITAL		C A		RS485		SW
OUT	SUB IN SUB OUT	RS232C		TERMINATE		OUT
		RS485	ALL	ON
		RS485	RESET
				OFF

		Digital video recorder (sub 2)
				ALARM		CLOCK		AC IN
				RESET		ADJUST		AC IN
			ALARM ALARM
		C	IN	OUT C		IN OUT		FULL
	DIGITAL	C A		B	C REMOTE C	NC NC	C	C
IN	DIGITAL	C A			RS485			SW
IN	OUT SUB IN SUB OUT	RS232C			TERMINATE			OUT
		RS485		ALL	ON
		RS485		RESET
					OFF

System control connections

Use the RS485 connector to connect a system controller (sold separately) to the digital video recorder. After connecting the system controller, you will need to carry out the settings that are given in the RS-232C/RS-485 SET menu. (See page 76.)

AWhen using the RS485 (RJ-11) connector

Connect modular cables (sold separately) to the RS485 control connectors at the rear of the digital video recorder.

•If using a straight-type cable

Connect connector A to connector A and connector B to connector B.

•If using a cross-type cable

Connect connector A to connector B and connector B to connector A.

		Straight type								Cross type
		1	Spare	1					1	Spare	1
		1	Spare	1					1	Spare	1
		2	Spare	2					2	Spare	2
1	6	2		2	1	6	1	6	2		2	1	6
1	6	3		3	1	6	1	6	3		3	1	6
		4	Spare	4					4		4
		5	Spare	5					5		5
		5	Spare	5					5	Spare	5
		6		6					6	Spare	6

										Spare
										Spare

	DIGITAL			RS485
IN		OUT	A	B	RS23

To other		To other
connector A	PHONE LINE	connector A
Straight-type cable	Cross-type cable

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Sanyo DSR-3009P Connections, Digital series connections, System control connections, When using the RS485 RJ-11 connector

Contents

Français F English GBDeutsch D Español E Location PrecautionAvoiding Electrical Shock and Fire Contents Main Features Setting-up environment Hard disk protection AccessoriesPower cord Fixer power cord tie Ferrite core x Hard disk and cooling fan are consumables Part Names Front panel Part Names Rear panel Connections Connecting high image quality S-VHS video equipmentConnecting to an Amplifier Basic connections DSR-3016P model Digital series connections When using the RS485 RJ-11 connectorConnections System control connections Connecting a remote control circuit External alarm sensor setupUsing as a monitor board during a motion sensor alarm Sensor Alarm OUT connector BUILT-IN Hard Disk Hard disk Recording Time BUILT-IN Hard DiskBasic Normal Enhanced Fine Super Fine Operating display Viewing Camera Images Setting the camera image to single-screen displayPausing images Viewing a single-screen image Press camera select button Viewing Camera ImagesPress camera select button 2 once more Viewing images as a 4-screen display Viewing multiple-screen imagesViewing images as 9-screen or 16-screen displays Plus screen viewing Automatically switching of the single-screen images Viewing automatically switching imagesExample To display images from camera 2 in the plus screen Automatically switching of the 4-screen images Automatically switching of the plus screen image Canceling monitor 2 display Using two monitors for monitoringDisplaying single-screen alarm images on monitor Operating monitor Recording Images Normal Recording Area Normal recording Timer recording stops when the set end time is reached Timer recordingSet the timer Press the Timer button Set alarm recording Recording Images in the Alarm Recording AreaAlarm recording Suspicious person detection Pre-alarm recording Recording Images in the Alarm Recording AreaSet pre-alarm recording Playback operations Playing Back Recorded ImagesNormal playback Playback in a single screen Playing Back Recorded ImagesFast forward/fast rewind and reverse playback Viewing still images Zooming the image during playbackFrame advance forward/reverse Playing back images as 9-screen or 16-screen displays Playing back multiple-screen displaysPlaying back images as a 4-screen display Archive area Alarm search SeeSearching for Recorded Images Preview display Searching for Recorded Images Alarm searchPress an Alarm button during playback Turn the shuttle dial clockwise Alarm number of the currently-selected alarm image flashes Alarm thumbnail searchLast nine alarm recording images recorded appear Time/date search Archive area search Example To search for 8 pm on 26 October Motion detection search Alarm display flashesMotion Detection Search screen appears Examples of recording area selection Cursor moves to ChannelCursor moves to Start Preview 10Use the jog dial to move the cursor to Preview Saving Copying Recorded Images Copy screen appears Saving Copying Recorded ImagesCopying images to the hard disk archive area Archive Area display flashes Cursor moves to Pictures Shuttle dial clockwise CompactFlash recording areaFormatting CompactFlash cards Sanyo IMG00001 IMG00002 IMG00003 Inserting an Scsi card sold separately Connecting to a drive Backing up to a DDS DAT driveInstalledRemoved Model No. Super Store dat 24e Listing Data Press Copy to Abort Copying images to a CD-R drive Menu Flow Chart and Menu Operations Menu Flow Chart Operations while a sub-menu screen is displayed Menu Flow Chart and Menu OperationsBasic menu screen operations Entering numbers Initial SET Menu Setting the languageLANGUAGE/CLOCK SET menu Setting summer time Clock SET settingsInitial SET Menu EXT. Clock SET setting Timer settings To detect an alarm input in a camera image Operable functions during the period set By the timerTo change camera images into automatic switching screens To hide camera images with a gray pattern Holiday SET setting Example To set 17 November as a holiday Automatic camera detection Initial SET sub-menu appears, and the cursor moves to Recording Setting Recording Area SET menu Recording SettingResetting each recording area Total Capacity display Alarm Recording Area Area Full Reset settingFollow the same procedure to make the setting for Recording Conditions SET menu Cursor moves to Overwrite Follow the same procedure to make the setting OFF forCursor moves to Total Number On flashes Normal REC Mode SET setting Normal REC Mode SET menuRelationship between Recording Area SET 1P-1 Repeat the above procedure to set cameras 5 to 16 to OFFProgram REC SET menu Select Individual Camera Rate FPS Timer SET menu Timer SET setting OFF flashes in the SET column Timer reservations spanning more than 24 hoursFlashes in the FPS column Cursor moves to MON Cursor moves to the first line OFF setting for Program flashes12Press the EXIT/OSD button Selects the recording method for alarm images Alarm REC Mode SET menuAlarm REC Mode SET setting = 30721 Alarms can be Recorded Display example Alarm recording settings = 30200 Alarms can be Recorded= 20480 Alarms can be Recorded Camera 2 alarm canceled Alarm images Alarm images are recorded Canceled AlternatelyAlarm canceled When 2 or more alarms occur Camera 4 alarm Cursor moves to Alarm Trigger Pre-alarm recording settingCursor moves to the 2SEC setting for Duration and flashes OFF flashes Alarm trigger setting Display examples Alarm recording trigger settings Using the timer function for recording Set the alarm duration for each camera Signal loss detection alarm External alarm detectionDisplayed and SA sensor alarm will Sensor built into this unit an intruder Cursor moves to MON.2 Display Alarm display settingsCursor moves to Alarm Priority Cursor moves to Retrigger Motion Sensor setting Exit Setting is then complete Setting the alarm duration11Press the EXIT/OSD button Alarm images will appear in a single-screen display Resetting an alarmAlarm will then be canceled Seconds General Setting Title setting General SettingDisplay SET setting Display SET menu Buzzer SET setting Video Loss SET settingColor level settings Auto will flash Set User password Security Lock SET settingOperating privileges and security lock Carried out. When the Administrator password All operations are locked. When the userPassword is entered at the password entry Administrator password is entered, all Canceling the security lock RS-232C/RS-485 SET settingSecurity lock setting RS-232C Selection RS-485 Selection HDD SET settingThis completes the setting and the cursor moves to Control Hard disk initialization Network connection Adding a hard diskInserting the recommended LAN card Cursor moves to Network Control Network SET settingNetwork SET sub-menu appears, and the cursor moves to Cursor moves to IP Address Example Set AB123456 as the ID1 password Password SET settingComputer operation Screen Setting Main menu Repeat steps 4 and 5 above to set 11 and 16 to Screen SettingMulti Screen setting Display examples Press the EXIT/OSD button Changes to 16 and 16 changes to Sequence settingNormal flashes 1S flashes English Sequence SET sub-menu appears 1S flashesCursor moves to Sequence SET Individual Interval SET sub-menu appears Set both Timer a and Timer B Cursor moves to Main Monitor SET 15Press the EXIT/OSD button Mask settings00 12 12 00 16 16 00 24 24 00 6 Example of mask display when timer is set Cursor moves to Mask SET Power FAILURE/USED Time Display About the sub-menu Load menu settings from CompactFlash card Saving Menu Setting DetailsSave menu settings onto a CompactFlash card Saving to a CompactFlash card Loading saved menu settings Saving Menu Setting DetailsIf copying the recording area settings Without PRE Alarm With PRE Alarm Interface Specifications Interface Specifications Command Table Specifications Dimensions mm