American Dynamics Intellex DV16000 Installation Note

Intellex

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DV16000

Installation Note

NOTE: This note adds or corrects information in the

Intellex

DV16000 Installation and

Operating Instructions

. In

case of conflict, this note replaces information in those

manuals.

Connect the Mouse

You must connect the mouse cable to the upper PS/2-style

connector (#9 in Figure 1 below) on the rear of the unit. The

lower PS/2-style connector (#10 in Figure 1) is for a keyboard

(optional).

READ THIS BEFORE INSTALLING DV16000!

Connect the VGA Monitor

The monitor must be connected to the VGA connector (#18 in

Figure 1). This connector is behind the ribbon cables; if you

remove ribbon cables to gain access to the VGA connector,

note how they were attached so you can reconnect them

properly.

Connect the Composite Video

Out (optional)

If an accessory requiring composite video output (NTSC or

PAL) is used, it must be connected to S-VID OUT (#17 in Figure

1) BEFORE the unit is turned ON. If a video accessory is

attached to S-VID OUT while the unit is ON, the composite

video output will not be enabled.

To activate S-VID OUT, connect a device to the S-Video

connector or to use the provided adapters and BNC terminator

and then reset the unit. Use the enclosed BNC terminator to

terminate the signal if no device is attached initially. After the

unit is powered up with S-VID OUT properly terminated, you

may change any device attached to S-VID OUT while the unit

is running.

Connect the Touch Tracker

(optional)

If a Touch Tracker

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dome controller (Sensormatic VM16 or

American Dynamics ADTT16) is used with an Intellex unit,

connect it to COM2 (#14 in Figure 1).

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Figure 1 — Rear Panel Connectors

1. Camera In — The left of each pair of BNC connectors

inputs video. The connectors accept the composite video

output of color or B&W cameras.

2. Camera Out — The right of each pair of BNC connectors

provide passive loop through camera video from the

corresponding camera input. Camera termination is

configured in the Cameras portion of the Setup Options

screen. Therefore, physical terminators are neither

installed nor required.

3. External Cable Connector — An external cable connects

this IDC34 male header connector to #25 below.

4. External Cable Connector — An external cable connects

this DB37-P female connector to #23 below.

5. Alarms — These connectors accept up to 16 alarm inputs

and 16 alarm outputs.

6. Power In — This connector accepts any AC main power

cord with an IEC-320-C13 plug. (Most standard computer

cords meet this requirement.)

7. Power Setting — Use this switch to select the correct input

voltage setting: 115 or 230 volts.

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8. Power out — This connector supplies power for another

device, such as a monitor, with the proper plug.

9. Mouse — This PS/2-style connector accepts the plug from

the mouse (included with unit) or any other PS/2-style

input device.

10. Keyboard — An optional keyboard can be plugged into

this PS/2-style connector.

11. USB Connectors — These connectors are reserved for

future use.

12. Monitor — VGA connector for the onboard graphics

controller—NOT USED.

13. Printer — This DB25-S connector provides the interface

between the unit and the printer.

14. Com2 — This DB9-P connector provides the interface be-

tween the unit and a dome controller (Sensormatic VM16

or American Dynamics ADTT16).

15. Network — This RJ-45 connector connects the unit to a

local area network. The unit supports 10BASE-T (10Mbps)

and 100BASE-TX (100Mbps) network operation.

16. Audio Connectors — These connectors are reserved for

future use.

17. S-VID OUT — This mini-DIN-7 connector provides an S-

Video signal to display camera images and system status

on an optional television or VCR. It provides the same

information as the VGA OUT connector. A composite

monitor may be attached to this connector with the

enclosed S-Video-to-RCA adapter.

18. VGA OUT — This DB15-S VGA connector provides an

SVGA signal to the Main (SVGA) Monitor to display

camera images and system status.

19. DFP Monitor — 24-pin DVI-I connector. NOT USED.

20. SCSI-3 — This high density 68-pin female connector

provides the interface between the unit and an optional

data storage device.

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21. IEEE 1394 interface (FireWire) card — The optional 1394

interface card is installed in this position. This connects

to the Extended Storage Module.

22. Video Out — This BNC connector provides a composite

video signal of the live display to an optional live monitor.

23. External Cable Connector — An external cable connects

this DB37-P female connector to #4 above.

24. Video Out — This BNC connector provides a composite

video signal of the Call Monitor card to the optional call

monitor.

25. External Cable Connector — An external cable connects

this IDC34 male header connector to #3 above.

26. Modem card — The optional modem card is installed in

this position. An RJ11 telephone jack connects to a

standard analog telephone line connection.

Connect the Cameras

Connect the video cables from the cameras to the BNC

connectors on the rear of the DV16000 (#1 and #2 in Figure 1

below). Terminate the video as described in Video Signal

Termination below.

Connecting the Power

Connect the provided power cable to the power entry

connector on the DV16000 (#6 on Figure 1). BE SURE TO

SELECT THE CORRECT VOLTAGE (#7 on figure 1) BEFORE

CONNECTION TO THE POWER SOURCE. The DV16000 will

start running as soon as the power source is connected.

Installation and Operation

Manuals on CD

The complete Installation and Operation Manuals for the

DV16000 are on the CD included with the system. These

documents are provided in English, French, German, and

Spanish languages and are in the .PDF document format

compatible with the Adobe Acrobat Reader software. A copy

of the Adobe Acrobat Reader is provided on the CD. The

documents provided on the CD are intended to be read on a

standard PC and NOT the DV16000. If you must install the

provided copy of the Adobe Acrobat Reader, the minimum

system requirements are:

• Intel Pentium Processor

• CD-ROM Drive

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• Microsoft Windows 95 OSR2.0, Windows 98 SE, Windows

Millennium, Windows NT 4.0 with Service Pack 5, or

Windows 2000

• 64MB or RAM

• 24MB of available hard disk space

To install the Reader or access the manual information, place

the CD containing the documentation in the CD drive. The

installation wizard will start automatically and guide you

through the installation process. Select the language desired

and follow the instructions on the screen.

If the installation wizard does not start automatically, click on

Start, Run, then browse to the drive letter of the CD drive

and run Setup.exe.

An Intellex 2.0 unit may power up in the wrong display mode

and so prevent the Intellex software from starting correctly.

Two possible start-up sequences may occur:

A. The Intellex unit powers up but the Intellex software does

not launch. A warning appears and the display is in 640 x

480 pixel resolution (instead of 800 x 600 required by

Intellex) and 16 (or 256) color mode. After you

acknowledge or close the warning message, you are left

at the Windows Desktop. At this point, you should NOT

try to run the Intellex application. Go to step C.

B. Alternatively, Windows may display a message that new

hardware was found. If this message appears, select NEXT

and follow the instructions in each window, accepting the

default or recommended setting for each choice.

Depending what type monitor Windows detects, it may

select the 800 x 600 resolution required by Intellex, or it

may default to a lower resolution setting.

C. In case a lower resolution setting is selected, configure

the display resolution to the proper setting as follows:

1. From the Start menu, select Settings, Control Panel.

Then double-click on Display.

VGA Monitor Display

Resolution

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2. In the Display Properties window, select the Settings

tab. Then move the Desktop Area slider to the right

until “800 by 600 pixels” is selected. At this point the

Color Palette is only 16 (or 256) colors. Do NOT try to

change it yet. Select OK and OK to Restart the

system.

3. After the system restarts, a warning will again be

displayed and the system will stop at the Windows

Desktop. Select Display Properties from the Control

Panel, and go to the Settings tab. Here you can

change the Color Palette to True Color (32 bit) without

the Desktop Area changing from 800 by 600. Select

OK and Change Settings without Restarting.

4. Close the Control Panel, and from the Start menu

select Shutdown, Restart System.

After the unit restarts, the Intellex application software will

run properly.

Video Signal Termination

Setting the video signal termination to 75 ohms electrically

terminates the signal (i.e., provides the proper load), but the

signal is still available on its associated Camera Out connector.

When video is looped from one unit to another through

Camera Out connectors, video signal termination should be

set to HiZ in the Intellex software on all but the last unit and

should be terminated to 75 ohms ONLY on the last unit in the

chain.

Export to CD-R

Considerations

Writing video data to a CD-R is not always 100% successful.

The Intellex software provided with this system and the CD-

RW drive both employ special techniques to reduce the

possibility of buffer underruns and to provide reliable CD

writing. Errors can still occur, however, which can make the

CD unreadable. Please observe the following to protect the

integrity of your data:

• Use high quality CD-R media. The media must be certified

for 16X writing. Protect the media from dirt and damage

before and after writing.

• Minimize any other functions on your unit while writing

to the CD. For example, simultaneously performing

searches and playback on the unit while writing to a CD

can increase the probability of an error.

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• Verify the integrity of the data as soon as possible after

writing. Some media errors cannot be detected during

writing but can still result in unreadable data. Play the

recorded disk in a standard PC to verify the data before

that data is overwritten on the Intellex unit.

• Canceling an export while writing to the CD will make the

entire CD unreadable. Do not cancel writing if you are

adding a new clip to a previously recorded CD.

The Export Player

The Intellex Player software is required to play back exported

video clips. This player can be exported with the video clips

to a CD and the player must be installed on the PC to be used

for review. It only needs to be installed once. The minimum

requirements for a PC used for playback with the Intellex

Player software are:

• 200 MHz Intel Pentium processor or faster

• 10 MB Hard Drive space for installation, and additional

hard drive space if video storage is planned.

• 64 MB of RAM

• CD-ROM drive

• SVGA video card that supports Direct Draw.

• Microsoft Windows ME, Windows 98 SE, Windows 2000,

or Windows NT 4.0 (Service Pack 4) operating system.

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Sensormatic Video Systems Division

6795 Flanders Drive

San Diego, California 92121-2903

TEL: 858-642-2400

800-854-2057

FAX: 858-642-2440

CustomerCare: 800-507-6268

The information in this document was current when published. The manufacturer reserves the right to

revise and improve its products. All specifications are therefore subject to change without notice.

Under copyright laws, the contents of this document may not be copied, photocopied, reproduced,

translated or reduced to any electronic medium or machine-readable form, in whole or in part, without

prior written consent of Sensormatic Video Systems Division.

Intellex

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and Touch Tracker

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are registered trademarks and Network Client

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is a trademark of Sensormatic

Electronics Corporation.

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6795 Flanders Drive

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