Pelco CM9760-SAT User's Manual
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1. 0000 RETURN KKK KK KIK KKK KKK KN OIHDHU APNE KKK KKK HR KKK KKK KO KKK KK KK G 2 o 400 amp U0NH 22222222 OOooooooo MONITOR TO CAMERA ACCESS COM 1 SET PORT COM1 PORT COM2 PORT PROTOCOL 422P BAUD RATE 2400 These are the port settings for the connection to the CM9760 CC1 YN MONITOR TO CAMERA ACCESS SET AUXILIARY MENU COM 2 SET PORT SOURCE MODE ALM F2 KBD KEY KBD BAUD RATE 9600 PARITY ODD STOP BITS 1 C1510M QS CM9760 SAT Quick Start Reference Guide ity AA PELCO Pelco 3500 Pelco Way Clovis CA 93612 5699 USA In North America and Canada Tel 800 289 9100 FAX 800 289 9150 International Customers Tel 1 559 292 1981 FAX 1 559 348 1120 www pelco com C1510M QS CM9760 SAT Quick Start Reference Guide 8g2. the COM 2 port on the SAT SIDE are set up in the PORTS menu during local SAT programming Pin8 This wiring example shows an 8 conductor gt Pi reverse wired cable run between CC1 Sercom port 7 pear bi s and the RJ 45 connector located on the wall block Pin Run for Plug Pin 1 on the wall block designated as TX is now and Connectar functionally RX because of the reverse wired input This wire is run to TX on the COM 2 wiring plug fulfilling the basic wiring requirement that TX goes to RX Remaining wires are run in a similar manner as shown to satisfy RS 422 communication requirements Had a straight rather than a reverse Pin 3 7 12VACIDC Pin 7 wired cable been used the wiring from the wall block Pin 4 Non Polar Ping RX would be opposite that shown see Appendix if you need further clarification NOTE The terminal connections on the wall block are passive and functionally become whatever you connect to them The wall block cap sometimes contains a pasted label which ascribes specific communication functions to each terminal For a specific Wall Block Pin Designations Pint TX Pin2 TX Pin Not Used RX application this might be alright but it can become confusing if you are using the wall block to do reverse wiring and the functional description on the label doesn t match what you connected there FIGURE 3 CM9760 MXB Proper tie line configuration also includes pr
3. E Find pipes Ss E M F 5003 SAT LINK CAM 3 fo Oper TUUS Operace po po it PTZ Port Reverse Controls D ja T _ CAMERA E lis Focus Zoom C C The port address for each defined camera is unique and corresponds to the input port 1 of 16 on the SAT to which each camera is attached Save amp Send v Aus IV Aub M Aux M Ausg fo fo Delete SAT MENU ACCESS FROM THE 9760 KBD Programming SAT menus using a KBD200 300 or 300V is the preferred method it s easier and faster otherwise the 9760 KBD can be used To access the SAT Main menu screen from the 9760 KBD requires that W the programming files listed in SETUP be configured and loaded W the CC1 is initialized and the COMM link between the CC1 and SAT is active W atleast one tie line is physically connected between the SAT and CC1 Next ensure no one else 9760 SIDE is using an SAT tie line Then l Call up any link camera programmed in the Link Camera file of the MGR see Figure 6 Use the associated logical number for the camera NOTE It is not necessary for the Link camera called to actually be connected to the SAT at this time All that is happening here is that you as the operator are isolating a video tie line for the display transfer of the SAT menu to a 9760 monitor 2 Pressthe e or the E key then press the DEF key If this is the first time accessing that menu enter the default PIN 1234 3 Enter 89 in the keypad and pres
4. alarm is seen and acted upon by the 9760 System only Finally the alarm can be seen and acted upon by both the LOCAL SAT and the 9760 System at the same time LOCAL ONLY p SYSTEM ONLY For LOCAL SAT alarm viewing and reporting at least one f For 9760 SIDE alarm viewing and reporting at least one monitor out line on the SAT must be configured as LOCAL and l monitor out line on the SAT must be configured as a TIE LINE and connected to it there should be a physical monitor for viewing it should be connected to a video input line on the CM9760 MXB purposes for viewing purposes For the monitor connected to the monitor out line just refer For the monitor out line just referenced as a tie line do the enced do the following following In the SAT menus In the SAT menus listed below Do the following listed below Do the following MONITOR Set ALM TYPE to OFF MENU hU ML di Sct ALM TYPE to AUTO or MAN MENU Set VIEW to TIE LINE In the ALARM ENABLE sub menu gt Set VIEW to LOCAL In the ALARM ENABLE sub menu enable alarms to be viewed disable all alarms For the alarm inputs desired choose an activation TYPE N O or N C DIS ARM all alarms in the LOCAL ARM column For the alarm inputs desired choose an activation TYPE N O or N C ARM the alarm in the LOCAL column Assign a preset PRE if the alarm camera is preset capable and you want a Zero out all presets Enter a ph
5. 1 3 Fit NoAkCare Monitors Cameras Link Cameras Video Amp Macro Alarms 3 13 Desh 1 3 D z Enter the port FE Mo Alt Cams number on the the CC1 to which the SAT Enter unique logical s These numbers are used by 9760KBDs to call link cams TR Unique Connect Operator PTZor Alternate C M C C d ID Gpi Access Fixed Cameras Group Group Defined Cameras Phy Log Num Num j z Ho Ho oo J am P Pars jo fo 5001 SAT LINK CAM 0 0 ds NoAltCams 1 0 apn deters Controle SAT LINK CAM D D 1 NoAltCams 1 Q0 AT d Focus Zoom fo fe 003 SAT LINK CAM 3 0 0 TES TZ No lkCams 1 0 eS IaM iz UN 4 SAT LINK CAM 4 0 0 No Alt Cams 1 n IT paria pane 5 SAT LINK CAM 5 0 n 1 NoAkCams 1 0 RN Linda D ii Ow o Aw T Au fi o 6 5006 SAT LINK CAM 6 0 Check for and allow 1 NoAltCams 1 0 m 7 5007 SAT LINK CAM 7 D appropriate operator 1 96 PTZ NoAltCams 1 0 EES RED RN RENE Up 8 5008 SAT LINK CAM 8 Edda k 1 96 PTZ NoAkCams 1 0 9 5009 SAT LINK CAM 9 D 1 96 PTZ NoAltCams 1 0 10 5010 SAT LINK CAM 10 Li 1 96 PTZ NoAltCams 1 0 11 5011 SAT LINK CAM 11 E z NoAltCams 1 n 12 5012 SATLINK CAM 12 Enter the port number on the CC1 to PTZ NoAltCams 1 0 13 5013 SAT LINK CAM 13 which the SAT is attached This PTZ NoAltCams 1 n zd Edt Camera Fields should be the same for all defined cameras attached to the SAT in question
6. 22222222 O0O000000 9760 CCl configuration menus System Comms and C1510M QS CM9760 SAT Quick Start Reference Guide 6 SAT DEFAULT CAMERA 01 Same settings for each of the sixteen cameras MENU SETTINGS CAMERA TITLE CAM1 RX TYPE EXT COAXITRON PELCO VIDEO SWITCHER MODEL CM9760 SAT V1 03 SELECT CAMERAS MONITORS MONEPORC OI same settings for each TIME DATE main monitor screen 1 4 ALARMS ALARM TYPE OFF ALARM DWELL 02 DISPLAY T D DISPLAY VIEW TIE LINE PORTS AUXILIARIES PASSWORD ACCESS EXIT N 0 JoUi t NH 1 CAMERA SEQUENCE 2 ALARM ENABLE 3 POSITION DISPLAY MONITOR 01 SEQUENCE MENU ENTRY 1 8 ENTRY 9 16 Sequence screen the same CAM DWL PRE CAM DWL PRE for each of the four monitors 01 09 02 10 03 11 04 12 05 13 06 14 07 15 08 16 RETURN Alarm enable screen the same for each of the four monitors I ACCESS SET TIME DATE 01 ALARM ENABLE DATE JAN 01 00 TIME 12 00 00 AM STYLE MMM DD YY TYPE 12 HOUR 1 KEYBOARD TO MONITOR ALM SET ALM SET 2 MON TO CAMERA 1 10 3 MON TO CAMERA 11 16 OVERRIDE LOCAL 13 14 15 SET CLOCK 16 RETURN KBD TO MONITOR ACCESS MONITOR PRESET ENABLE SET ALARM INPUT I SYSTEM LOCAL ALARMS ARM PRE Contact settings for 1 8 Settings for 9 16 are the same 1 CONTACT 1 8 2 CONTACT 9 16 0000 00 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
7. ADDENDUM Addendum No 15 M A Date August 4 2004 Manuals Affected X CM9760 Series Manuals 538M C539M A C540M B C541M C C542M B C543M A C544M C549M A C572M C573M D C578M C579M C1501M 1503M C1510M OS C1510M A C1520M B C1528M C C1940M C1941M C1942M and C1943M Manual Update The CM9760 CC1 has been replaced with the M9700 CC1 and the CM9760 MGR manage ment software has been replaced with the M9700 MGR management software Keep the following in mind when referring to the instructions contained in these manuals e The CM9700 CC1 contains the latest CC1 software version 9 01 or higher and is programmed with the new CM9700 MGR management software e Despite the difference in model numbers the CM9700 CC1 functions the same as the CM9760 CC1 and most of the information in these manuals applies to version 9 01 or higher CPU e You can add the CM9700 CC1 to an existing M9760 system if you upgrade the existing CM9760 CC1 units with the current software version level 9 01 or higher software version 9 01 requires a minimum of 16 MB of RAM in the CPU If required you can upgrade the RAM in older CM9760 CC1 units using the software upgrade kit appropriate for your CPU e Do not use the CM9760 MGR instructions contained in these manuals Refer to the CM9700 MGR Getting Started Software Guide on screen help or Online Help for Instructions C COnreen The materials used in the manufacture of this documen
8. as they were listed and discussed under LOCAL ONLY For all monitor outs configured as a TIE LINE assign Monitor menu attributes just as they were listed and discussed under SYSTEM ONLY The difference between LOCAL ONLY and SYSTEM ONLY as opposed to COMBINED or shared alarm implementation appears when the menu attributes in the Contact menu of the SAT ALARM file are assigned It is here that we accommodate both LOCAL and SYSTEM alarm activation at the same time This can best be seen in a side by side comparison of the menus for the three states of alarm activation CONTACT MENU OF THE ALARM FILE LOCAL SYSTEM SET ALARM INPUT d CONTACT 1 8 SYSTEM LOCAL SYSTEM LOCAL 2 CONTACT 9 16 ALARMS ARM PRE ALARMS ARM PRE 0000 21 0000 00 0000 00 0000 00 0000 00 0000 00 0000 00 0000 00 0000 00 0000 00 RETURN i RETURN 0001 00 0000 00 0000 00 0000 00 0000 00 0000 00 0o OU 3 ON HG 1 N O 2 N O 3 N O 4 N O 5 N O 6 N O 7 N O 8 N O ZZZZZZZZ 00000000 FIGURE 9 COMBINED LOCAL and SYSTEM To complete alarm implementation for the combined SYSTEM LOCAL ALARMS ARM PRE example you must carry through the System Alarm 0001 21 0000 00 0000 00 0000 00 0000 00 0000 00 0000 00 0000 00 Alarm files just as they were listed and discussed RETURN under SYSTEM ONLY portion of the menu settings in the same manner that was done for System Alarm Only That is configure the 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9. ches the System Alarm 5007 1 96 1 oCams Nodce O oCams NoAcc 1 1 1 1 SAT Alarm entered in the contact menu of the SAT Alarms 0 UNDEFIND ALARM DATA DEFIND ALARM DATA file See the SYSTEM ALARMS column reference NEFIND ALARM DATA under SYSTEM ONLY in the SAT Alarm Menu oCams Mo amp cc oCams NodAcc oCams No Are i Alarm Camera Switches x o ND ALARM DATA Q ALARM DATA poooccoc D O O O O Opay The physical number chosen here corresponds to the number entered into the System Alarm column in the Alarm Programming menu on the SAT SIDE of the configruation y The associated logical number entered here is used on the 9760 SIDE as the ot reference number for ARMing alarms for the defined alarm from the 9760 KBD UNDEFIND ALARM DATA FUCO DT METEO UNDEFIND ALARM DATA UNDEFIND ALARM DATA alarm The display from this 18 D UNDEFIND ALARM DATA camera is called in response UNDEFIND ALARM DATA to the defined alarm being UNDEFIND ALARM DATA activated on the SAT SIDE of the configuration b Les omo SAT Alarm as Alm C LOOK Cancel C1510M QS CM9760 SAT Quick Start Reference Guide 253 COMBINED LOCAL AND SYSTEM Here you need to pay close attention to the specific monitor out line you are setting menu attributes for For all monitor outs connected to a LOCAL monitor assign Monitor menu attributes just
10. deo Inputs ITA ioi quip Video sal Alarmed Door 9600 Baud 8 Outputs Even Inputs Even Cameras Non ALARM e Monitors Condition N C Fg SATELLITE i CM9760 SAT Local Equipment 31 l Keyboard Pm A d 9600 Baud jj Pot in 4 Re E d Jal i CO Enna ess Straight Hs UA T j Cable Reverse es RE P Wired r Pin 1 Tx 1 Tie Lines aaepe 1 i CPU Controller Monitorg ts L i 1 KBD300 CM9760 CC1 oo iy Local SAT s Loop thru A S Keyboard 1 X DID Monitor SS 1 ee for Fixed j up Alarm i SIRIK Camera i 5 RS 422 Straight Local DIGID KEYBOARD Cable i HUIDEN CM9760 KBD s i i 2 F Equipment 101 EE Diagnostic 4800 Baud Monitor cwssosues Even Power Xfmr C1510M QS CM9760 SAT Quick Start Reference Guide FIGURE 2 Sercom Port 7 Sercom Port Pin NOTE The Comms configuration file in the Designations MGR program is used to set communication f Pin1 TX parameters for the SAT connected to the s Pin 2 TX Sercom port see SECTION 2 3 1 COMMS files E Pin 8 RX COM2 i B ooo Pin7 RX 7 8 9 10 11 R Pin8 RX EE SAT COM 2 Side of the Wiring THE CC1 TO THE SAT TIE LINES Tie lines a minimum of one a maximum of four are 5 S 2 SS Se connected in sequential ascending order to monitor m outs on the SAT Don t skip around Use Figure 3 as a guide NOTE Communication parameters for
11. ogramming On the SAT SIDE the monitor menu is affected On the 9760 SIDE flat files COMMS LINK CAMERAS and CAMERAS must be configured using the 9760 System Manager program Illustrated here are two monitor out connections Mon 1 and Mon 2 run as tie lines to Matrix bay Input video inputs four and five respectively Ports CM9760 SAT Monitor Out Video Out NOTE Tie line assignments begin with the Mon 1 output It should be connected to the lowest nuimbered available video input on Video Tie Lines the MXB The next tie line is connected to the next highest available video input and so on This is shown in the illustration C1510M QS CM9760 SAT Quick Start Reference Guide 2 cD The reference TEST3 that appears in the title line below is the global name for the configuration files of this sample configuration set FIGURE 4 PARAM ETERS FOR SAT PROGRAM MING In order to program and operate the SAT from the 9760 KBD Setup System Configuration TEST3 Monitors Cameras Link Cameras Video Amp Macro Alarms Comms Messages perators System Gpi NIU some preparatory groundwork must be laid by programming the Saas y Port Equipment Baud Parity following 9760 configuration files the Comms Camera and Link ir Veios Camera files Use Figures 4 5 and 6 respectively as guides Alarm Base Number T These are essentially the only files tha
12. s the PRST key while still in the DEF menu The main SAT programming menu will appear on the monitor in front of you You may now proceed to program the SAT C1510M QS CM9760 SAT Quick Start Reference Guide Be a ALARM IMPLEMENTATION ISSUES if needed reference the attached Default SAT Menu Settings Sheet Alarm programming involves configuring SAT Monitor and Alarm For each destination to be programmed Pelco recommends that menus and possibly some 9760 System configuration files If you you not stray outside the guidelines outlined below for program program alarm functions without regard to the status of the ming the various menus until you are quite familiar with the monitor out lines on the SAT you are going to get into trouble ramifications of doing so Improper programming can lead to There is only one source of alarms on the SAT the physical unexpected but not uncorrectable results that might lead you to actuation of a relay input going from its non alarm to its alarm believe that your equipment isn t operating properly This built in state On the other hand there are three alarm reporting destina alarm reporting flexibility allows for a more versatile dynamic tions possible and each destination is dependent on associated alarm environment The trade off is that you must be observant programming configurations In one the alarm is seen and acted when configuring the menus upon by the LOCAL SAT only In another the
13. t and its components are compliant to the requirements of Directive 2002 95 EC Pelco World Headquarters 3500 Pelco Way Clovis California 93612 5699 USA www pelco com PELLO USA amp Canada Tel 800 289 9100 Fax 800 289 9150 International Tel 1 559 292 1981 Fax 1 559 348 1120 CM9760 SAT QUICK START REFERENCE GUIDE FOR WE the 9760 SAT physical interface W setup parameters for SAT programming from the 9760 KBD Bl alarm implementation issues THE CCl TO THE SAT RS 422 Figure 1 shows a CM9760 SAT connected to a 9760 system Of particular interest are the COMM and tie line connections The COMM connection shown in Figure 1 is the line between port 7 on the CCl and the COM 2 connection on the SAT This is detailed in Figure 2 S FIGURE 1 igaextron Conia Wisted pair lf PTZ Capable onko Wire Ls f e Fix Four of oid Spectra ll V 1 E Sixteen pane Preset Enabled Possible oF Armed Camera MATRIX BAY Other Link Camera a EM P Control CM9760 MGR CM9760 MXB System Inputs ss p Q PTZ Capable System Manager Equipment 2 Video A quem L Equipment 40 9600 Baud Vi
14. t need to be programmed on the 9760 SIDE for basic SAT operation Note the Alarm Base Number This should always be set equal to the number 1 The alarm base is reserved for possible future use Until then it must be configured as noted COMM Parameters Edit Port Fields 222 22 2 m FIGURE 5 TAE In this example the SAT mug 600 oss is attached to port 9 of eee seem T the CC The rest of the SAT COMM parameters are Comme Messe Opes Seem Gp wu entered into the Edit Marling Cama LrkCameas Videsne asa danni Port Fields and then saved Enter a 0 for the logical number of all inputs identified as tie lines ident Wer Connect Opemio PTZor Alemae CM CAC Alum Gpi Access Fmed Lameas Group Group 7 Dalrand Cameras Tis Lins D l HoAkCeme O E Spectia 0 j PTZ Hao amp kCame J Specia 1 3 PTZ Mo Ak Cams 0 4 GENEX 13 PTF HMo kCam FIGURE 6 5 Bench TAX Fi Ha kCam 0 1 Tis bne All other information for tie lines is left blank B rr Ha kcCam U 7 Bench including Operator Access Fix MoAkCame a Bench FX Ho amp kCam O Setup System Configuration TEST3 x 3 Bookcase 1 3 FX Mo kCams H T n s k x Hs n i le Comms Messages Operators System Gpi NIU 12 Bookcase
15. ysical alarm as configured in the 9760 CC1 in the SYSTEM ALARMS column preset called Make sure the System Alarm columns are zeroed out Remember ALM 1 calls SAT camera 1 This is the alarm that will be triggered on the CM9760 CC1 ALM 2 calls SAT camera 2 and so on um e mA A m 1 IX 1X Um m GEN GEM ENS GRE ee ee C1510M QS CM9760 SAT Quick Start Reference Guide 4 mb SYSTEM ONLY Continued System only implementation of alarms also requires that configuration files be programmed on the 9760 SIDE of the configuration In the Systems Configuration file specify an Alarm Control Mode of operation FIGURE 7 More importantly in the Comms Configuration file Monitors Cameras Link Cameras i x i D Assign alarm monitors for the 9760 operator Comms Messages Opes Alarm monitors which the operator connected to port 6 can see are assigned in the Comms 3 file Monitor display attributes are under control of the operation mode chosen in the System configuration file to view alarms on FIGURE 8 Of equal importance is the CCl Alarms file Setup System Configuration TEST3 Enter an Alarm Dwell and grant Operator Access DER 4 l Comms Messages Operators System Gopi NIU gt Fill in the alarm information fields opposite Monitors Cameras Link Cameras Video Amp Macro Alarms the physical alarm that mat
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