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EN
|
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LTC 5136 Series |
Instruction Manual
| Installation
4 INSTALLATION
4.1 General
The desktop
Controller
unit should be
installed
in
a
location
convenient
to the operator. The
C
ontroller
contains a single RJ-11
connector,
which is used
for
both
power and data
connections.
In most
applications,
the supplied 3 m (10 ft)
power/data
cable is
connected
directly
to the supplied
interface
unit. The
interface
unit
converts
the RS-232 data
generated
by
the
Controller
unit into
Allegiant
biphase control
code.
The
interface
unit also
provides
a path to
connect
power to the
Controller unit.
An LED
visible
on the top cover of the
interface unit
will flash to
indicate
that the RS-232 data coming
from
the
Controller
has
successfully
been
converted into
biphase control
code.
There are no video
connections
to the
Controller. The
video signal(s) from the camera site(s) should
be
connected
to an
appropriate viewing
monitor, or
other
video
processing equipment (switcher, multiplexer,
etc.).
If the
application
will utilize an RS-232
data
communication
link, or will be
connected directly to
RS-232 Series
AutoDome
cameras or RS-232
Allegiant
Receiver/Driver
units, the
installation
is done
without
using the supplied
interface
unit. For
R
S
-
232
applications,
an LTC 8557 Series Remote
K
eyboard
Hookup Kit should be
purchased
to
simplify the
installation
process. One of the junction boxes
supplied
with the LTC 8557 Series Kit can then be used
to
connect the RS-232 wires TX and GND from
the
Controller’s
output to the
user-supplied
R
S
-
232
communication
link. The RS-232 protocol requires
a
simplex
link
operating
at 9600
baud.
Three
installation
sections are detailed
below; select
the type of
application
you will be
using.
This
document
also includes
various diagrams of
typical applications,
that will be helpful to refer
to
during
installation.
4.2 Installation Using Biphase Code
(See Figures 3 and
4
)
Install the supplied
interface
unit in a location
close
enough to the
Controller
unit so the that
supplied
3 m (10 ft) data cable can be used. Note that
the
interface
unit is rated for indoor use only. If
desired,
four holes are
provided
for
mounting
the
interface unit
to a flat surface. The power supply (to power
the
Controller
and
interface
unit) should also be located
in
a convenient
location near the
interface
unit.
C
onnect
the
bayonet
style
connector
of the power supply
cable
into the jack located on the side of the
interface
unit.
If
the power supply cable must be
attached
to the
power
supply, the
polarity
is not
important;
the
Interface Unit
is not
polarity sensitive.
Plug the power supply into
a
suitable AC power
source.
Connect
the supplied 3 m (10 ft) data cable with
two
RJ-11
connectors, between
the
Controller
unit and
the
interface
unit. The
orientation
is not
important
--
either
end may be
connected
to either
device.
The next step is to connect the biphase control
code
outputs of the
interface
unit to the data
cables.
Typically,
a single camera site
receiver/driver
can
be
connected
to each output, but the outputs of
the
interface
unit are rated to handle up to eight (
8
)
receiver/drivers
when
connected
in a daisy
c
hain
configuration,
to a
maximum
of 1.5 km (5000 ft). In
a
daisy
c
hain
connection,
the cable is looped
through eac
h
AutoDome
camera or
receiver/driver
along the
way
.
The last (and
only
the last) unit in the daisy
c
hain
connection
should be
terminated.
All other
receiver/
drivers should have the
terminating
resistor
removed
when the looping cable is
connected.
Connect
shielded
twisted
pair cable (Belden 8760
or
equivalent) between
the camera site
receiver/
driver
location and the biphase output
connections
located
on
the
interface unit.
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