Part I Operation Instruction of Matrix Host

Operation Instruction of Matrix Switching/Microcomputer Controlling System（English Version）
Contents
Part I Operation Instruction of Matrix Host
Ⅰ. Overview of Matrix Switching/Microcomputer Controlling System
1.1 Functions of Matrix Host ..................................................................................................................................................4
1.2 Operation of Matrix Switching/Microcomputer Controlling System .......................................................................5
Ⅱ. Operation of Matrix Host
2.1 Login of Keyboard Password ............................................................................................................................................6
2.2 Keyboard Operation Lock .................................................................................................................................................6
2.3 Keyboard Operation Unlock .............................................................................................................................................6
2.4 Keyboard Password Setup .................................................................................................................................................6
2.5 Choose Monitor ....................................................................................................................................................................6
2.6 Choose Camera.....................................................................................................................................................................7
2.7 Control Camera....................................................................................................................................................................7
2.8 Control High Speed Dome Camera..................................................................................................................................7
2.9 Auxiliary Functions..............................................................................................................................................................8
2.10 Free Switching of System..................................................................................................................................................8
2.11 System Process Switch (Tours).........................................................................................................................................9
2.12 Synchronization Switch of System (SALVOS)...........................................................................................................10
2.13 Group Switch of System..................................................................................................................................................10
2.14 Defense Setting and Clearing of Monitor....................................................................................................................10
2.15 Defense Setting of Alarming Contact ...........................................................................................................................11
2.16 Defense Clearing of Alarming Contact........................................................................................................................11
2.17 Alarming Contact State...................................................................................................................................................11
2.18 Alarming Response..........................................................................................................................................................11
2.19 Controlling Digital Camera and Picture Processor...................................................................................................12
2.20 Matrix Setup Saving........................................................................................................................................................13
2.21 Time Display Switch ........................................................................................................................................................13
2.22 System Self-locking ..........................................................................................................................................................13
Ⅲ. Menu Programming Operation
3.1 Main Menu ..........................................................................................................................................................................13
3.2 Access Menu ........................................................................................................................................................................14
3.3 Switching..............................................................................................................................................................................17
3.4 Keyboard..............................................................................................................................................................................21
3.5 Alarm ....................................................................................................................................................................................21
3.6 System Setup .......................................................................................................................................................................24
3.7 Language..............................................................................................................................................................................26
3.8 Information..........................................................................................................................................................................26
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Part II Installation Instructions for Matrix Host
Ⅰ. Overview of System Structure

1.1 Casing ...................................................................................................................................................................................27
1.2 Keyboard..............................................................................................................................................................................27
1.3 Optional Accessories ..........................................................................................................................................................27
Ⅱ. System Module
2.1 MAIN....................................................................................................................................................................................27
2.2 VIM.......................................................................................................................................................................................27
2.3 VOM .....................................................................................................................................................................................28
2.4 AIM .......................................................................................................................................................................................28
2.5 AOM .....................................................................................................................................................................................28
2.6 VRM......................................................................................................................................................................................28
2.7 ARM......................................................................................................................................................................................28
2.8 Communication Port.........................................................................................................................................................28
Ⅲ. Installation and Setup of Device
3.1 Power Supply ......................................................................................................................................................................28
3.2 Installation ...........................................................................................................................................................................29
3.3 Routines................................................................................................................................................................................29
Ⅳ. System Connection
4.1 Video Connection................................................................................................................................................................29
4.2 Dataline Connection...........................................................................................................................................................29
4.3 Connection of RS-232 Controlling Port.........................................................................................................................29
4.4 Connection of Alarm Input and Output........................................................................................................................30
Ⅴ. Power Supply
5.1 Before Connecting..............................................................................................................................................................30
5.2 Power Supply for Casing ..................................................................................................................................................30
5.3 System Action......................................................................................................................................................................30
5.4 System Reset........................................................................................................................................................................30
Ⅵ. Technical Index
Ⅶ. Precautions
Ⅷ. Size
Ⅸ. Connection Diagram of System
9.1 Structural Diagram............................................................................................................................................................32
9.2 Connection Diagram of Matrix Host and Main Keyboard.......................................................................................33
9.3 Connection Diagram of Matrix Host and the Assistant Control Keyboard...........................................................34
9.4 Connection Diagram of Matrix Host and Decoder.....................................................................................................35
9.5 Connection Diagram of Matrix and Code Distributor...............................................................................................36
9.6 Connection Diagram of Matrix and Audio Matrix .....................................................................................................37
9.7 Connection Diagram of Matrix and High Speed Dome Camera.............................................................................38
9.8 Connection Diagram of Matrix and Picture Processor ..............................................................................................39
9.9 Connection Diagram of Matrix and Multimedia.........................................................................................................40
9.10 Connection Diagram of Matrix and DVR ..................................................................................................................41
9.11 Connection Diagram of Matrix and Alarm Controller ............................................................................................42
9.12 Connection Diagram of Matrix Network....................................................................................................................43
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Operation Instruction of Matrix host

I. Overview of Matrix Switching/Microcomputer Controlling System
Matrix switching/microcomputer controlling system is a CCTV monitoring system device featuring several video inputs,
several video outputs and several keyboard controlling points. In addition, the device may also equip with several audio inputs,
outputs and several alarming controlling.
High Speed Dome Camera
POWER CODE
ALARM CONTROLLER
Camera
ALARM IN
报警输入 Pan
报警输出
ALARM OUT
Alarm Probe Alarm Controller Monitor P robe

1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3
A B C D
PO RT- A
DATA-
GND
DATA+
R S 42 2: T x G Rx T+ G T- R+ G R- R+ G R-
DVR
R S 48 5: D + G D- D+ G D- D+ G D- D+ G D-
R S 23 2: T x G Rx Tx G Rx T x G Rx Tx G Rx
P OR T-A : 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3
N o te : A B C D
Oper ating Distance: 5,0 00 feet( 1.5km)

Boaud Rate: 12 00,2400 ,4800,96 00
Contro lMethod: RS48 5,RS232 ,RS422
Input Voltage: 12 VDC 300mA
P OW ER C OD E -A C OD E -B
C C T V E Q U I P ME M T F O R C O M M E R C I A L U S E O N L Y
PO RT- B
DC 12 V R S48 5
D + G D-
ID
12 345 678 DI GITAL D ECODER
Code Converter
Decoder
POWER
RUNNING
Matrix
MICROCOMPUTER CONTROL SYSTEM
Multimedia
Keyboard
DISPLAY
Monitor Monitor O FF
PR O G
SYSTEM KEYBOARD
The general devices of matrix monitoring system include video matrix host, audio matrix host, controlling keyboard,
multimedia system, monitor, camera, decoder, cradle head, code converter, high speed dome camera, audiomonitor, alarming
host, alarming camera and DVR. The setup is subject to the actual conditions of the system.
Note: Matrix switching/microcomputer controlling system host is usually called as Matrix Host for short.
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1.1 Functions of Matrix Host alarming signal.

1.1.1 Video switching/controlling Note: switching is to make a group of camera input
The central processing module of the matrix display on the monitor automatically and repeatedly.
switching/microcomputer controlling system controls the The display time of each camera image could be set
video switching of all camera inputs and monitor outputs. differently and on e camera image may be appeared
The switching may be operated by keyboard or for many times in a group of switching alignment.
implemented by system switching alignment or controlled Switching may be conducted in way of positive
by the auto responding function of alarming. sequence or inverted sequence.
1.1.2 System switching

1.1.3 Alarming response
The switching of matrix host comprises of five system
Alarming comprises of the contact signals sent out by the
switching methods including free switching, process
alarming device of matrix host. 256 independent alarming
switching, synchronization switching, group switching
contacts (including expansion alarming contacts) could be
and alarming switching.
preset for the matrix host at most, which is used to switch
Free switching: a free switching alignment is to programs
the camera input to the monitor after it receives the
a group of camera input to a monitor for repeat display,
alarming signal.
which may be formed by 32 camera signals at most, and
the image of each camera could be stayed at different time.
Programming of alarming camera
And each monitor has its independent switching
Each contact may be switched from camera state to
alignment.
monitor by programming when it receives alarming signal,
Process switching: a process switching alignment may be
including preset contact, dwelling time and auxiliary
preprogrammed by system built-in menu and 8
switch action.
alignments may be transferred to any one monitor to
operate by the operator or regular time at any time. Each
Programming of alarming monitor
group of switching alignment may comprise of 32
Each contact may display from alarming image to
cameras and their preset contacts, dwelling time, auxiliary
designated monitor by programming. All contacts may be
switching action. In each group of switching, the same
set to be auto defence setting state and auto defence
camera image or several auxiliary actions of a camera
clearing state.
may be appeared for several times.
Synchronization switching: a synchronization switching
1.1.4 Screen display
alignment is to orderly switch a group of camera images
The screen of monitor could display the date and time.
to a group of monitors to display. 16 system
The time format of system is 24H.
synchronization switching alignments may be
preprogrammed by system setup menu. Each system
1.1.5 System controlling input and output
synchronization switching alignment comprises of 8
4 communication terminals are available on the matrix
cameras and their preset contacts, dwelling time and
host for the connection of system controlling input device,
auxiliary switch actions.
including keyboard/alarming interface/computer or other
Group Switching: a group switching alignment is to
device.
switch automatically and orderly a group of system
synchronization switching alignment to several groups of
1.1.6 Camera controlling
monitors to display. 8 system group switching alignments
Through the decoder (or other communication controlling
may be preprogrammed by system setup menu. Each
device), the data line terminal output controlling
system group switching alignment may be comprised of 8
instructions may control the moving direction of camera’s
system synchronization switching alignment at most.
cradle hand (upper, down, left and right), as well as the
Alarming switching: system alarming switching
aperture of lens, zooming, magnification and auxiliary
alignment means the system will switch the camera image
functions, the high speed dome camera may be also
to the defended monitor to display after it receives the
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controlled. 1.2.1 System control

The controlling system of the central process module of
1.1.7 Password safety the matrix host provides the programming and menu
Providing the password for operator to login, only the functions for the matrix host.
authorized users could operate the system. Once it’s The central process module of the matrix host has four
required to enter the password, the user must use a user module ports on its rear panel, through which the
number to get the controlling power of the system through keyboard, external computer and alarm port device
the keyboard. One system is allowed to be equipped with control the system.
16 users at most. All setups and control functions of the system are operated
through the keyboard connected to the matrix
1.1.8 Priority authority switching/controlling system. For the sake of safety, the
16 priority levels are provided, and the designated special keyboard has the limited setup ability.
keyboards and users allow these users with high priority
level to control the camera and not response to these users 1.2.2 System keyboard
with low priority level, each priority level has the limit of For the system with central process module, all the models
authority. of keyboards are common in their functions, but their
functions are different one another.
1.1.9 System division All-functional system keyboard features network control,
The programmable division function of the system may system operation and programming function, with lens
carry out limits for the keyboard visiting monitor, controlling knob and cradle hand speed rocker.
keyboard visiting camera, monitor switching camera The main keyboard features system operation and
image and keyboard controlling the alarm contact. Refer programming function, with lens controlling knob and
to ACCESS section for detailed operation. cradle hand speed rocker.
Keyboard to monitor: to prevent some keyboards to The Assistant Control Keyboard is equipped with lens
visit some monitors so as to prevent these keyboards to controlling knob and cradle hand speed rocker.
switch or control the images displayed on the monitors.
Monitor to camera: in system switching, to prohibit D ISPLAY
some monitors to watch some cameras. SHIFT
Keyboard to camera: to prevent some keyboards to

P RO G
transfer or control the images of some cameras on random OFF
monitor.
Keyboard to alarm contact: to prevent some keyboards
to control some alarm contacts.
SYSTEM KEYBO ARD
1.1.10 Menu setup

The menu provides system setup and programming In the consideration of safety, the all-functional keyboard
functions. The menu is displayed on the first monitor and the main keyboard have a lock switch, which is used
directly. to prohibit the system setup and programming function.
When the keyboard safety key is on OFF position (or it is
1.1.11 Data saving taken away from this position), the keyboard hasn’t the
All programmed datum saved in the memorizer could be function of the system setup but the functions of switching
saved for ten years. These datum include the inputted and controlling the video.
switch parameter, the system defense set parameter in The external computer, as a controlling input, might be
alarming and the time and the date. connected to one controlling port of the matrix
switching/controlling system. The external computer
1.2 Operation of Matrix Switching/ Microcom- might operate and control the video, but it hasn’t the
puter Controlling System functions of setting up and programming.
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1.2.3 Password login 2.The Password is a 4-digit number combination. (the

Password login is a safety process for the allowance of original password is “0000”). If wrong password is
authorized users to operate the system. The user must entered, press 0 key to eliminate, and then restart
have the password to get the controlling authority of the from the first step.
system. 16 users are available for entering the system and 3. Press ACK knob on the keyboard.
each user has its own password. If wrong password is entered, the keyboard state display
area shall still display “- - - -”; and if the password is right,
1.2.4 System reset the state “- - - -” shall be disappeared. Input the number of
It perhaps that the programming information is required to some monitor and press the confirmation key MON ,
be deleted from the matrix host, and restore the system to the monitor shall display the monitor number controlled
be the ex-factory state. Refer to the SYSTEM RESET currently, and the keyboard is in normal working state.
option of the menu programming. Note: the original password should be changed to
Note: All input datum shall be deleted after this prevent the unauthorized people to visit the system.
operation.
2.2 Keyboard Operation Lock
1.2.5 Keyboard controlling After the matrix host is operated through the keyboard, in
Any keyboard could provide the operation functions of order to prevent other’s unauthorized operation, the
standard matrix host. The keyboard only controls the keyboard may be set to be operation protection state.
connection function of keyboard and the current monitor Operating method:
and camera, the functions of keyboard include: 1. Input 9 0 ;
Choose the monitor and camera; 2. Press AUX key;
Control the camera (cradle and lens); 3. Press ON key;
Transfer and use the preset contact and control the
auxiliary switch; 2.3 Keyboard Operation Unlock
Run the switching alignment; Input the password on the keyboard. The password is a
Defense setting and clearing of alarm contact. 4-digit number combination (the original password is
“0000”).
1.2.6 Menu programming Operating method: “****”+ ACK ，**** is the
Menu programming provides many setup functions for 4-digit password (the original password is “0000”).
the matrix host. The lock switch on the keyboard could Note: In the above operating, the digital area only
control the visit to the programming menu. displays “- - - -”.
2.4 Keyboard Password Setup

Ⅱ.Operation of Matrix Host keyboard password is limited to be a 4-digit number, if
2.1 Login of Keyboard Password you want to change the password, please operate as
Password login is a safety process for the allowance of follows:
authorized users to operate the system. Login on the main 1. Input 9 0 ;
control keyboard and Assistant Control Keyboard, the 2. Press AUX key;
user couldn’t visit the system until he gets a password. 16 3. Input the 4-digit password “****”;
users are available for entering the system and each user 4. Press ACK key;
has its own password. Note:If you forget the password, it may be found from
After being connected with power, the digital display area the KEYBOARD PASSWORD item in the menu
shall conduct self-checking operation and then the state function of matrix host.
display area shall display “- - - -” and 4-digit password
shall be required (the original password is “0000”), the 2.5 Choose Monitor
input method is set out as below: If it needs to choose the video from the keyboard, the
1. Input the password on the keyboard; keyboard should be effectively connected to the matrix
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host, and adjust the monitor and the camera, then you can controlled and operated by the key combination of
operate the camera. keyboard lens.
● Choose one monitor to keyboard: 2.7.2 Operating cradle hand

1. Clear the data of keyboard (the number has been 1. Adjust the camera to be controlled to the monitor;
entered in the digital display area but not entered fully). 2. Move little and hold the rocker to the desired direction
2. Enter the monitor number to be chosen in the keyboard to move the cradle hand.
digit area, the number shall be displayed on the digital 3. Move the rocker to the center position to make the
display area. cradle hand to stop moving.
3. Press MON key.
2.7.3 Auto scanning function of cradle hand
E.g: Choose monitor 2. Start the auto scanning of cradle hand:
1. Long press 0 key. (clear the data in buffer) 1. Adjust the camera to monitor;
2. Press 2 digit key. (Operate the monitor 2) 2. Input the number 0 .
3. Press MON key. And then monitor 2 shall be the 3. Press AUX key.
currently-controlled monitor. 4. Press ON key.
2.6 Choose Camera Stop auto scanning:

● Choose a camera to monitor: 1. Adjust the camera to monitor;
1. Clear the number in keyboard data display area. 2. Input the number 0 .
2. Input the camera number to be chosen (video signal 3.Press AUX key.
input shall be available corresponding to the number). 4.Press OFF key.
3. Press CAM key on keyboard, the camera image
shall be switched to the designated monitor. 2.7.4 Lens controlling
There are a group of changeable lens at the right of
E.g: display the image of camera 1. keyboard, the keys include:
1. Long press 0 key. (Clear the data in buffer) used to control the aperture of lens. The light volume
2. Press 1 digit key. (Operate image 1) could be changed through the two keys, and thus get the
3. Press CAM key, the monitor shall display the proper video signal level.
image of camera 1. NEAR / FAR : used to control the focus of lens.
The focus could be changed through the two keys, and
2.7 Control Camera (Remote Controlling Dec- thus get clear image.
oder) WIDE / TELE : used to control the magnification of
The operations of camera cradle hand, lens, preset and lens. The magnification could be changed through the two
other auxiliary functions should be activated before the keys, and thus get the wide angle effect or special picture.
camera is adjusted to monitor. Operating methods:
If the camera is in running switching alignment, press 1. Adjust the camera to monitor;
HOLD key to stop on the camera number to be 2. Press the lens function key to be operated to operate the
operated, or press CAM key to choose the camera motor of lens.
number and stop running the switching alignment. 3. Release the key to stop the action of lens.
When the keyboard is operating a camera which is also
operated by other keyboard, the system allows the 2.8 Control High Speed Dome Camera:
keyboard with high priority to control the camera. High speed dome camera is a kind of CCTV device
integrating speed cradle hand, camera, zooming lens and
2.7.1 Operation of cradle hand and lens digital decoder.
The operating rocker on the keyboard is used to control
the action of camera cradle hand, the lens shall be 2.8.1 Direction and lens controlling
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Direction and lens controlling: system synchronization alignment and alarming.

1. Adjust the high speed dome camera to the monitor; Note: If the preset contact number is never being set
2. Move little and hold the rocker to the desired direction up, the camera shall operate without any action, and
to move the camera, the speed of moving the cradle hand the camera shall still retain its original state.
is direct ratio with the moving degree of rocker, namely,
the distance that the rocker away from center is bigger, the 2.8.4 Clear preset contact:
moving speed of cradle hand (image) is faster. 1. Move the switch to PROG position;
3. Put the rocker to the center position, the high speed 2. Input the set number of the preset contact by keyboard;
dome camera shall stop moving. 3. Press SHOT key;
4. Press OFF key;
Lens controlling 5. Move the switch to OFF position.
1. Adjust the high speed dome camera to the monitor;
2. Press the lens function key to be operated to control the 2.9 AuxiliaryFunctions:
motor ( CLOSE / OPEN : used to control the lens’ AUX ON / OFF keys of keyboard are used to
aperture; NEAR / FAR : used to control the lens’ the supplementary key for the function controlling, for the
focusing; WIDE / TELE : used to change the detailed auxiliary functions and function numbers, refer to
magnification of lens). the used instructions of decoder. The general function
indications are as follows: 01—decoder supports 1,
2.8.2 Adjust the preset contact 02—decoder supports 2, 03—decoder supports the light,
Preset contact is the preprogrammed monitoring scene by 04—decoder supports the rain strip.
keyboard after being connected to the decoding receiver 1. Adjust the camera to the monitor;
that might be preset. Preset is a kind of position 2. Input the auxiliary function number to be operated;
designation, namely, making the camera direct to the 3. Press ON key to open the auxiliary function;
designated position. 4. Press OF key to close the auxiliary function;
1. Adjust the high speed dome camera to the monitor;
2. Input the preset image number (1-64) to be watched; 2.10 Free Switching of System
3. Press SHOT key. Free switch means, through proper programming, when
press 0 + RUN key, an array of video input
2.8.3 Setup of preset contact designated by programming could be displayed orderly
SHOT key is used to preset (or called as pre-position) and automatically on the monitor, and each video input
the camera point or scene. As the decoding receiver with display a paragraph of set dwelling time. The switching
preset function may randomly control the cradle hand and operation might be conducted repeatedly and also stay on
lens, so each camera has up to 64 preset camera positions some one video input.
when it is equipped with this decoder, and these positions Image2 Image1 Image9 Image8
could be saved in the memorizer of decoder and used by Monitor
the keyboard at any time.

Image3 Image4 Image5 Image6 Image7
The steps of setting up the preset camera point:

1. Move the switch to PROG position;
2. Adjust the cradle hand and lens to get the scene; 2.10.1 Set up free switch alignment
3. Input the set number of the preset contact by keyboard; 1. Adjust the setup to be the monitor number of free
4. Press SHOT key; switch;
5. Press ON key; 2. Input the dwelling time of each camera (2-240
6. Move the switch to OFF position. seconds);
The programmed preset contacts may be used through the 3. Input the starting camera number for free switch;
keyboard order. And the preset contact might be also used 4. Input the finishing camera number for free switch;
automatically through system switching alignment,
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E.g: establish a simple monitor switching, stay 2

seconds on the image switching of camera 1-5 on
DIS P LAY
monitor 3. SHIFT
1. Press 3 key and input the monitor number;

2. Press MON key to confirm; OFF
PROG
3. Press 2 key and input the dwelling time;

4. Press TIME key to confirm the dwelling time of
camera image is 2 seconds;
5. Press 1 key to input the switched camera image SYSTE M KEYBOARD
1;
6. Press ON key to confirm to start the first image; 1. Input the camera number;
7. Press 5 key to input the switched camera image 2. Press ACK key to confirm;
5; 3. Press ON key to add the image.
8. Press OFF key to confirm the last switched image. Image2 Image1 Image9 Image8
Monitor
2.10.2 Set up free switch time

Image3 Image4 Image5 Image6 Image7
1. Input the dwelling time to be desired (2-240);
2. Press TIME key.
On the monitor running free switch, the dwelling time of
the camera in the free switch alignment might be changed 2.10.6 Change the running direction of free switch
at any time. Press NEXT key to change the switch direction
to be positive direction;
2.10.3 Running free switch alignment Press LAST key to change the switch direction
1. Input the monitor number; to be inverted direction;
2. Press MON key;
3. Press 0 key; 2.10.7 Stop running free switch alignment
4. Press RUN key; Press n (numbers excluding zero) + CAM key to stop
E.g: Running free switch on monitor 2: running switch and the image shall stop on the chosen
1. Press 2 key. (Choose monitor 2) image.
2. Press MON key. (Confirm monitor 2)
3. Press 0 key.(Choose free switch) 2.11 System Process Switch (Tours)
4. Press RUN key.(Running free switch) System process switch means, through the menu
programming, a group of designated video input could be
2.10.4 Delete one camera in the running free switch automatically and orderly displayed on the monitor, and
alignment, steps are set out as below: each video input shall display a paragraph of set dwelling
1. Input the camera number; time.
2. Press ACK key to confirm;
3. Press OFF key to delete the image. 2.11.1 Set up process switch alignment
Image2 Image1 Image9 Image8 Refer to setup of TOURS (process switch) in the menu
Monitor function SWITCH of the host.
Image3 Image4 Image5 Image6 Image7 2.11.2 Running process switch alignment
1. Input the monitor number;
2. Press MON key;
2.10.5 Add one camera in the running free switch 3. Input the system switch number (1-16) to be chosen on
alignment, steps are set out as below: the keyboard;
4. Press RUN key;
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E.g: Running number 1 process switch on monitor 1: system setup menu.

1. Press 1 key. (Choose monitor 1) Note: Synchronization switch needs the all-functional
2. Press MON key. (Confirm monitor 1) keyboard or main control keyboard.
3. Press 2 key. (Choose number 1 process switch)
4. Press RUN key. (Run number 1 process switch) 2.13.1 Set up group switch alignment
Note: one process switch alignment may be run Refer to GROUP (synchronization switch) item in the
synchronously by several monitors and no affection shall menu function of SWITCH
be produced one another.
2.13.2 Running group switch alignment
1. Input system group switch alignment number 80 +
2.11.3 Change the running direction of process switch
(group switch constant 80 + group switch number).
Press NEXT key to change the switch direction to be
2. Press RUN key.
positive direction;
Press LAST key to change the switch direction to be
salvo switch#8 salvo switch#7 salvo switch#6 salvo switch#5
inverted direction. Stay 2s Stay 2s Stay 2s Stay 2s
2.11.4 Stop running free switch

salvo switch#1 salvo switch#2
Press n (numbers excluding zero) + CAM key to stop Stay 1s Stay 2s
salvo switch#3
Stay 2s
salvo switch#4
Stay 2s
running switch and the image shall stop on the chosen
image.
E.g: switch in the group 1 running.
1. Press 8 1 key. (Choose group switch 1)
2.12 Synchronization Switch of System
2. Press RUN key. (Running group switch 1)
(SALVOS)
Note: As the matrix host conducts group switch
The synchronization switch of a system is to switch a
successively, the system time could not display in real
group of camera image orderly to a group of monitor to
time sometimes.
display, and may be programmed by the system setup
menu.
2.13.3 Stop running group switch
Startup #1 Startup #1 Startup #1 Startup #1 Input the numbers 8 0 , press RUN key to
picture picture picture picture
stop running switch operation.
2.14 Defense Setting and Clearing of Monitor

Image1 Image2 Image3 Image4 Alarming may automatically switch video input to video
output. The system may give out alarming signal through
Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor the built-in alarming module or by connecting to the
1 2 3 4
alarming input expansion unit through the RS485 serial
port.
Note: Synchronization switch needs the all-functional
keyboard or main control keyboard.
Image setting
image
Set up synchronization switch alignment:
Alarm
Refer to SALVOS (synchronization switch) item in the
Alarm probe
menu function of SWITCH. Monitor DVR
2.13 Group Switch of System

the ALARM key on keyboard is used to set or clear
The synchronization switch alignment of a system is to
defense for the monitor and control the ON/OFF action of
switch many groups of camera images orderly to a group
alarm. Its functions is described as follows:
of monitor to display, and may be programmed by the
ALARM—set up the monitor to be defense setting or
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clearing:
Put the lock switch to PROG position, press n (alarming
Alarm probe
contact number) key + ALARM + ON /
Monitor
OFF key;
ALARM—control the ON/OFF action of alarm
Put the lock switch to OFF position, press n (alarming E.g: Defense clearing of alarming contact 3:
contact number) key + ALARM + ON / 1. Put the lock switch to PROG position;
OFF key; 2. Press 3 key (input alarming contact 3);
Alarming signal might be transmitted by the built-in 3. Press ALARM key (confirm alarming contact 3);
alarming input module of the matrix host, decoder, 4. Press OFF key (set defense for alarming contact 3);
alarming host. All alarming inputs shall be monitored by 5. Put the lock switch to OFF position.
any monitor.
Note: In setting up the alarming, please select 2.17 Alarming Contact State
alarming input method in setting up the ALARM 2.17.1 The steps to check the alarming contact by
PORT item (alarming port setup) in the menu of keyboard are described as follows:
ALARM of matrix host. 1. Input the alarming contact to be checked and then press
ALARM key;
2.15 Defense Setting of Alarming Contact 2. Input the monitor number and then press MON key;
The steps to set defense for a monitor are described as 3. Input the numbers 9 7 , and press AUX
follows: key;
1. Put the lock switch to PROG position; 4. Press ON key.
2. Press n (alarming contact);
3. Press ALARM key; The monitor shall display:
4. Press ON key; “Ann 1 **： **： ** ** month ** date” means the detailed
5. Put the lock switch to OFF position. time that the alarming nn is setd.
The monitor shall display:
“Ann 1 **： **： ** ** month ** date” means the detailed
Alarm probe
time that the alarming nn is removed.

Monitor
2.17.2 The steps to clear the monitor display are

described as follows:
E.g: Defense setting of alarming contact 1: 1. Input the monitor number and then press MON key;
1. Put the lock switch to PROG position; 2. Input the numbers 9 7 , and press AUX
2. Press 1 key (input alarming contact 1); key;
3. Press ALARM key (confirm alarming contact 1); 3. Press OFF key
4. Press ON key (set defense for alarming contact 1);
5. Put the lock switch to OFF position. 2.18 Alarming Response
2.18.1 Alarming dislay label
2.16 Defense Clearing of Alarming Contact The monitor alarming sequeue display operation. Namely,
The steps to clear defense for a monitor are described a monitor is employed to display orderly the alarming
as follows: images. In this way, when the system receives effective
1. Put the lock switch to PROG position; alarming signal, the images of alarming cotacts shall be
2. Press n (alarming contact); displayed in order, until the alarming is released. Each
3. Press ALARM key; monitor might dislay 16-call alarming images at most for
4. Press OFF key; one time. The switch time might be set up by
5. Put the lock switch to OFF position. programming and the ex-factory time is set to be 2
seconds.
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During the alarming period, the monitor shall display image.

“Axxx” (xxx: alarming contact number). The letters shall Manual Controlling ON action: press n (alarming contact
be kept in displaying state, until the alarming is released. joint number) + ALARM + ON key;
Manual Controlling OFF action: press n (alarming contact
2.18.2 Confirm alarming joint number) + ALARM + OFF key;
When a monitor is setd to response to some alarming Manual controlling alarming joint time: press n (alarming
contact, once the contact is activated, the alarming image contact joint number) + ALARM + n (joint
shall display on the monitor, at that time, the monitor shall time/minute) + TIME key.
display “Axxx”, the alarming needs to input the keyboard
order to confirm, press n (alarming contact number) + 2.19 Controlling Digital Camera and Picture
ALARM + ACK key. Please note, only when the Processor
alarming image is displayed on the designated monitored 2.19.1 Enter digital camera controlling mode
and the key is pressed down, the alarming image shall be Press SHIFT key and the indicator SHIFT lights on,
cleared. In order to make a camera to reappear as a the keyboard enters the digital camera controlling mode,
alarming, then the alarming contact must be reactivated. operating the digital camera function keys to activate the
corresponding function.
Alarm probe
DIS P LAY
Monitor
SHIFT
PROG
OFF
Alarm Alarm Alarm DVR

Alarm probe
Alarm probe
Alarm probe
SYSTE M KEYBOARD
Image1 Image2 Image3

Monitor
2.19.2 Exit digital camera controlling mode

Press SHIFT key and the indicator SHIFT lights off,
1. Ajust the monitor displaying the alarming image to a the keyboard exits from the camera controlling mode.
controlled monitor.
2. Input the alarming contact number to be cleared, and 2.19.3 Control several digital cameras
press ALARM key to take out the corresponding In the digital camera controlling mode:
alarming contact. Input 1 , and press MON key to control the first
3. Press OFF key or ACK key to clear the alarming. digital camera;
Input 2 , and press MON key to control the
2.18.3 Alarming joint controlling second digital camera;
When a monitor is setd to response to alarming contact, Input 3 , and press MON key to control the third
once the contact is activated, the alarming image shall digital camera;
display on the monitor, the image could be record through Input 4 , and press MON key to control the
manual or auto method. fourth digital camera…
If the system has built-in alarming input module, the
system could control the ON/OFF action of alarming 2.19.4 Control the functions of picture processor
ouput port automatically, and thus control the camera Select image: input the camera number to be selected and
alarming image; in the systems with alarming host, the press CAM key;
system might control the ON/OFF action of alarming joint The keyboard operation couldn’t conduct the menu setup
port automatically and thus control the camera alarming of picture processor and it could be set up and operated on
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the panel keyboard of picture processor.

Instructions of controlling the functions of picture
III. Menu Programming Operation
processor Screen menu may programme the main function
Function： Used to system setup or other special functions. parameters of matrix system. The menu may ouput
Live：display the currently-input image of the camera. the display through the monitor 1.
Tape：Select camera input. In the playback process, press
this key to display the currently-record video image. In the Visit menu system:
tape camera process, press this key to monitor the output Enter the matrix menu programming from the keyboard
of camera. with programming function. Press NET key on keyboard
Select ： Used together with camera key to display to enter the menu programming function of matrix host,
full-screen, PIP, 4-picture, 9-picture and 16-picture. the screen shall display MAIN MENU.
Seq：The camera images shall be displayed in turns.
The functions of the keys corresponding to digital camera Exit menu system:
and image processor are consistent to the functions of the After finishing the menu programming, press NET key to
keys on panels of digital camera and image processor. The exit to system switching/controlling statae from any menu.
functions operations of digital camera and image
processor refer to the operation instruction of the digital Operating instructions of menu key:
camera and image processor. In each menu, press ON key to enter the submenu and
press OFF key to return to the previous menu. The menu
2.20 Matrix Setup Saving: function keys below are suitable for all menus.
When changing the switching state of matrix host, in order Enter menu programming: NET (lock switch PROG)
to make the matrix host enter the switching state Exit menu programming: NET (lock switch OFF)
automatically at the next powering on, the setup of the Programming number: 0-9
matrix host should be saved. Methods: put lock switch to Number clear: 0
“PROG”position, and then input 9 8 , press Enter submenu: ON
AUX key and then press ON key. Exit submenu: OFF
Programming cursor (Up): rocker up
2.21 Time Display Switch: Programming the previous page: Alarm
The time and date display on the monitor may be changed Programming cursor (Down): rocker down
through the keyboard. Programming the next page: Aux
Methods for displaying date and time: put lock switch to Programming cursor (Left): rocker left
“PROG”position, and then input 9 5 , press Programming the left page: Time
AUX key and then press ON key. Programming cursor (Right): rocker right
Methods for closing date and time: put lock switch to Programming the right page: Run
“PROG”position, and then input 9 5 , press
AUX key and then press OFF key.
2.22 System Self-locking

The matrix shall lose some functions for the reasons of
copyright, license or proprietorship; and the license limit
may make the system enter self-locking state
automatically, at this time, the screen shall blink to display
“SECURITY LOCK”. Note: When input data in the programming menu,
When the sytem enters the self-locking state, do not please press 0 key to clear original data first.
operate without permission to avoid the physical failure of
the whole system. The user should provide the SN to the 3.1 Main Menu
dealer for help. After entering the menu system, the system displays
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MAIN MENU. Enter the submenus from the matrix host divise the large-scaled matrix system into multiple small
menu. The submenus include: access, switch, keyboard, systems. All access menus display on many pages, turn
alarm, system, language and information (about). the page by pressing Alarm, Aux keys.
MAIN MENU
ACCESS
1-ACCESS
2-SWITCH 1-KEYBOARD/MONITOR
3-KEYBOARD 2-KEYBOARD/CAMERA
4-ALARM 3- MONITOR /CAMERA
5- SYSTEM 4- KEYBOARD/CONTACT
6- LANGUAGE
7-INFORMATION
Select one menu function from the MAIN MENU: move

the cursor to your desired line and press ON key or input 3.2.1 Keyboard/monitor
the number (1-7) directly. The menu defines the access of keyboard to monitor, in
order to prevent the selected keyboard to visit the selected
System programming menu structure: monitor, all operation on these monitors with access are
1- ACCESS not available. Each item in the menu may be set to be 1 or
1- KEYBOARD/MONITOR 0.
2- KEYBOARD/CAMERA 1—keyboard has the access to visit the monitor (disable to
3- MONITOR/CAMERA control);
4- KEYBOARD/CONTACT 0—keyboard has not access to visit the monitor (able to
2- SWITCH control).
1-TOURS KEYBOARD/MONITOR
2-SALVOS MON K00 K01 K02 K03
3-GROUP 01 0 0 0 0
4-TIME SWITCH 02 1 0 0 0
3- KEYBOARD 03 0 1 0 0
4- ALARM 04 0 0 1 0
1-ARMING STATE 05 0 0 0 1
2-ALARM CONTACT 06 0 0 0 0
3-ALARM PORT 07 0 0 0 0
4-ARM AUTO 08 0 0 0 0
5- SYSTEM The horizontal line of the menu menas the different
1-TIME & DATE keyboards (Kxx) and the vertical line means the different
2-HIGH SPEED DOME CAMERA monitors. The cross value of horizontal and vertical lines
3-SYSTEM NETWORK mean the access of keyboard to the monitor.
4-DVR PROTOCOL The above menu setup example indicates:
5-SYSTEM RESET Keyboard 00 couldn’t visit the monitor 02, it has the
6- LANGUAGE access but you couldn’t switch any image on this monitor;
7- INFORMATION Keyboard 01 couldn’t visit the monitor 03 it has the access
but you couldn’t switch any image on this monitor;
3.2 Access Menu Keyboard 02 couldn’t visit the monitor 04, it has the
Access menu defines the controlling ranges of system access but you couldn’t switch any image on this monitor;
operation to the keyboard, monitor, camera, cradle hand Keyboard 03 couldn’t visit the monitor 05, it has the
and lens and alarming. The system access division may access but you couldn’t switch any image on this monitor;
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The default value of keyboard/monitor menu setup is 0, all The above menu setup example indicates:
keyboards have not access to all monitors. Keyboard 00 couldn’t visit the camera 003, it has the
access but you could neither watch the camera image on
Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor any monitor, nor control the camera;
2 3 4 5
Keyboard 01 couldn’t visit the camera 004, it has the
any monitor, nor control the camera;
Keyboard 02 couldn’t visit the camera 005, it has the
No.0 Keyboard No.1 Keyboard No.2 Keyboard No.3 Keyboard
Change the access of keyboard to a monitor: any monitor, nor control the camera;
1. Move the cursor to the monitor and keyboard access to Keyboard 03 couldn’t visit the camera 006, it has the
be changed; access but you could neither watch the camera image on
2. Input 1 or 0; (1: keyboard has the access to visit the any monitor, nor control the camera;
monitor; 0: keyboard has not the access to visit the
monitor) The default value of keyboard/ camera menu setup is 0, all
3. For other positions needing to be changed, please repeat keyboards have not access to all cameras.
the step1 and 2; Camera 3 Camera 4 Camera 5 Camera 6
4. Press OFF key to return to the Access menu.
3.2.2 Keyboard /camera

The menu defines the access of keyboard to the camera, to
No.0 Keyboard No.1 Keyboard No.2 Keyboard No.3 Keyboard
prevent the selected keyboard to operate the camera on
any one monitor. If the user tries to watch a camera image Change the access of keyboard to a camera:
through a keyboard which has been set up and had the 1. Move the cursor to the camera and keyboard access to
access to visit the camera, then the limit also prevents the be changed;
keyboard to control and operate the same cameral, in case 2. Input 1 or 0; (1: keyboard has the access to visit the
that the keyboard has the access to visit the camera, you camera; 0: keyboard has not the access to visit the camera)
could neither watch the camera image, nor control the 3. For other positions needing to be changed, please repeat
camera. Each item in the menu may be set to be 1 or 0. the step1 and 2;
1—keyboard has the access to visit the camera (disable to 4. Press OFF key to return to the Access menu.
control);
0—keyboard has not access to visit the camera (able to 3.2.3 Monitor /camer access
control). The menu defines the access of monitor to the camera, to
KEYBOARD/CAMERA prevent watching the selected camera image on the
CAM K00 K01 K02 K03 selected monitor, the monitor is only allowed to watch
001 0 0 0 0 these images that it has access to visit. If it’s refused to
002 0 0 0 0 visit, the camera couldn’t be adjusted from one keyboard
003 1 0 0 0 to the monitor. Each item in the menu may be set to be 1
004 0 1 0 0 or 0.
005 0 0 1 0 1—it’s prohibited to watch the corresponding camera
006 0 0 0 1 image on the monitor;
007 0 0 0 0 0—it’s allowed to watch the corresponding camera image
008 0 0 0 0 on the monitor.
The horizontal line of the menu menas the different MONITOR/CAMERA
keyboards (Kxx) and the vertical line means the different CAM M01 M02 M03 M04
cameras. The cross value of horizontal and vertical lines 001 0 0 0 0
mean the access of keyboard to the camera. 002 0 0 0 0
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003 0 0 0 0 3.2.4 Keyboard /contact access

004 1 0 0 0 The menu defines the coincidence relation of alarming
005 0 1 0 0 contact and ech keyboard in the system. By this menu, the
006 0 0 1 0 defense setting, clearing, response operation and keyboard
007 0 0 0 1 contact table of 256 contacts could be programmed, the
008 0 0 0 0 coincidence relation of different contacts and keyboards is
The horizontal line of the menu menas the different provided. Each item in the menu may be set to be 1 or 0.
monitors (Mxx) and the vertical line means the different 1—keyboard has the controlling access to the alarming
cameras. The cross value of horizontal and vertical lines contact (disable to control);
mean the access of monitor to the camera. 0—keyboard hasn’t the controlling access to the alarming
The above menu setup example indicates: contact (abile to control).
Monitor 01 is prohibited to watch camera 004, it has the KEYBOARD/CONTACT
access but it’s useless for you to watch the camera iamge ACN K00 K01 K02 K03
operation on this monitor; 001 0 0 0 0
Monitor 02 is prohibited watching camera 005, it has the 002 0 0 0 0
access but it’s useless for you to watch the camera iamge 003 0 0 0 0
access but it’s useless for you to watch the camera iamge 006 0 1 0 0
access but it’s useless for you to watch the camera iamge The horizontal line of the menu menas the different
operation on this monitor; keyboards (Kxx) and the vertical line means the different
The default value of monitor/ camera menu setup is 0, all alarming contacts. The cross value of horizontal and
monitors have the access to watch all camera images. vertical lines mean the access of keyboard to the alarming
contact.
Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor
The above menu setup example indicates:
1 2 3 4
Keyboard 00 couldn’t operate alarming contact 005, it has
the controlling access but you couldn’t set or clear defense
to the alarming contact on any monitor;
Keyboard 01 couldn’t operate alarming contact 006, it has
Camera 4 Camera 5 Camera 6 Camera 7 the controlling access but you couldn’t set or clear defense
Change the access of monitor to watch the camera to the alarming contact on any monitor;
image: Keyboard 02 couldn’t operate alarming contact 007, it has
1. Move the cursor to the camera and monitor access to be the controlling access but you couldn’t set or clear defense
changed; to the alarming contact on any monitor;
2. Input 1 or 0; (1: monitor has the access to visit the Keyboard 03 couldn’t operate alarming contact 008, it has
camera; 0: monitor has not the access to visit the camera) the controlling access but you couldn’t set or clear defense
3. For other positions needing to be changed, please repeat to the alarming contact on any monitor;
the step1 and 2; The default value of keyboard to alarming contact
4. Press OFF key to return to the Access menu. controlling table setup is 0, namely, the keyboard has no
Note: If the keyboard uses a system switching any access to control the alarming contact.
alignment that contains the camera that the monitor
has the access to visit, when the system is switched to
this camera, the operator couldn’t watch the camera
image.
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TOUR-01
Alarm probe 5
Alarm probe 7
Alarm probe 8
Alarm probe 6
ENT CAM DWELL PRE AUX
01 001 02 00 00
02 002 02 00 00
03 003 02 00 00
No.0 Keyboard No.1 Keyboard No.2 Keyboard No.3 Keyboard 04 004 02 00 00
Change the access of keyboard to control an alarming 05 005 02 00 00
contact: 06 006 02 00 00
1. Move the cursor to the keyboard and alarming contact 07 007 02 00 00
access to be changed; 08 008 02 00 00
2. Input 1 or 0; (1: keyboard has the access to control the All items in this menu are used to programme the system
alarming contact; 0: keyboard hasn’t the access to control process switching. They are defined as follows:
the alarming contact) ENT—there are 32 serial numbers in an alignment, and
3. For other positions needing to be changed, please repeat each ENT is comprised of camera number, dwelling time,
the step1 and 2; preset contact and auxiliary functions. One camera may
4. Press OFF key to return to the Access menu. have different dwelling time and different preset position;
they could be input for times in a switching alignment.
3.3 Switching CAM—set up the switched camera number.
The system switching menu provides these setup DWELL—dwelling time means the time length (second)
functions of system process switching, system of camera image displaying on monitor. The time may be
synchronization switching, system group switching and set from 2 to 99 seconds.
system timing switching. PRE—if the camera is equipped with the cradle hand or
high speed dome camera that could be preset, the preset
SWITCHING contact may be set from 1 to 64, when the switching ENT
runs to the ENT with preset contact, not only the camera
1-TOURS image shal be switched to monitor, but also the designated
2-SALVOS preset contact shall be used automatically. If no preset
3-GROUP contact is wanted to be used, input 00 at this place.
4-TIME SWITCH AUX—if the camera is connected to the decoder with
auxiliary functions, through this place, the user may set to
start/close an auxiliary function relay when switching the
camera image, if no auxiliary function is wanted to be
Select a menu item from the system menu: move the operated, input 00 at this place.
cursor to the desired line and press ON key or input the
number (1-4) directly. Set up a system alignment:
Select a number 2 process switch alignment to be
3.3.1 Setup of system process switching (Tours) programmed:
Tours alignment is a kind of camera serial that could be 1. Move the cursor to Tours menu;
put on the monitor to display. Tours menu allows to 2. Press ON key to enter;
programming 16 system alignments. The programmed 3.After tour-operation, input your desired alignment
alignment numbers are identified in the line of Tour in number 02;
menu. Each alignment includes 32 serial numbers, and 4. Press ON key.
each serial number includes a camera number, dwelling TOUR-02
time, preset number and auxiliary function.. ENT CAM DWELL PRE AUX
Setup of system alignment menu has four options and 01 001 02 00 00
each page has eight serial numbers, turn the page by press 02 002 02 01 00
Alarm and Aux key. 03 003 02 00 00
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04 004 02 02 00 Image 2 Image 1 Image 9 Image 8

Monitor
05 001 03 00 00 1
Stay 2s Stay 2s Stay 2s Stay 2s
06 003 02 03 00 Preset image 1 Preset image 3
Image 3 Image 4 Image 5 Image 6 Image 7
07 005 02 00 00
08 007 02 04 00 Stay 2s Stay 2s Stay 3s Stay 2s Stay 2s
Preset image 1 Preset image 2 Preset image 4
Note: When the CAM in an ENT is set to be 000, the
sytem shall skip over the ENT automatically and The HOLD key on keyboard is used to stop the switching
switch to the next ENT to run when it runs the alignment on the current camera. NEXT/LAST key can
alignment. control the running direction of switching alignment
(positive or inverted sequence).
Set up Camera image: Note: One Tours may be run on multiple monitors.
1. Move the cursor to CAM line and your desired line;
2. Input the camera number (1-255), 000 means no image
3.3.2 Setup of system synchronization switching
switching.
(SALVOS)
SALVOS is to switch a group of camera images orderly to
Set up dwelling time:
a group of set monitor to display. SALVOS menu allows
1. Move the cursor to DWELL line and your desired line;
programming 16 independent system synchronization
2. Input the time value (2-99), 00 means no dwelling for
alignment, the maximum is 32 in a SALVOS monitor.
image switching.
SALVO-01
ENT MON CAM PRE AUX
Set up preset contact:
01 01 001 00 00
1. Move the cursor to PRE line and your desired line;
02 02 002 00 00
2. Input the preset contact number (2-99), 00 means no
03 03 003 00 00
use for preset contact.
04 04 004 00 00
05 05 005 00 00
Set up ON/OFF of auxiliary function:
06 06 006 00 00
1. Move the cursor to AUX line and your desired line;
07 07 007 00 00
2. Input the auxiliary function number (01-04), 00 means
08 08 008 00 00
no action for auxiliary functions.
All items in this menu are used to programme the system
Definition of numbers: 01—decoder supports 1;
synchronization switching. They are defined as follows:
02—decoder supports 2; 03—decoder supports light;
MON—this item is monitor, 32 monitor could be used for
04—decoder supports rain strip; 00—no action.
single system synchronization switching at most.
CAM—each monitor responses to one camera number.
Run Tours 2 of sytem on monitor 01:
PRE—if the camera is equipped with the cradle hand or
(Note: it should be run in the condition of no menu
high speed dome camera that could be preset, the preset
programming)
contact may be set from 1 to 64, when the switching ENT
1. Input the switched monitor 01 to be run on the
runs to the ENT with preset contact, not only the camera
keyboard;
image shal be switched to monitor, but also the designated
2. Press MON key to confirm to run the switched monitor;
preset contact shall be used automatically. If no preset
3. Input a sytem switching alignment number 02;
contact is wanted to be used, input 00 at this place.
4. Press RUN key, the system shall switch on the monitor
AUX—if the camera is connected to the decoder receiver
01 according to the setup of meter.
with auxiliary relay, through this place, the user may set to
start/close an auxiliary function relay when switching the
camera image, if no auxiliary function is wanted to be
operated, input 00 at this place.
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Programme a system synchronization alignment: orderly to a group of set monitor to display, namely the
Select a number 3 synchronization switch alignment to be system runs the multiple groups of synchronization
programmed: switching automatically. SALVOS menu allows
1. Move the cursor to SALVOS menu. programming 8 independent system synchronization
2. Press ON key to enter. alignment, the maximum number of synchronization
3.After SALVOS -operation, input your desired alignment switching is 32 in a system group alignment.
number 03. GROUP -01
4. Press ON key. ENT SALVO DWELL
SALVO-03 01 01 02
ENT MON CAM PRE AUX 02 02 02
01 01 001 00 00 03 03 02
02 02 002 00 00 04 04 02
03 03 003 00 00 05 05 02
04 04 004 00 00 06 06 02
05 05 001 00 00 07 07 02
06 06 002 00 00 All items in this menu are used to programme the system
07 07 003 00 00 group switching. They are defined as follows:
08 08 004 00 00 ENT—this item is the step number of system group
Note: If the user wants to delete one camera from the switching.
system synchronization alignment, input an illegal SALVO—synchronization switching number used by the
camera number (000) in CAM item. system group switch
DWELL—the dwelling time after each system group
Set up monitor: switching uses a synchronization switching number.
1. Move the cursor to MON. line and your desired line;
2. Input the monitor number (1-32), 00 means no Programme a system group switching alignment:
synchronization switching for the monitor. Select a number 2 group switch alignment to be
programmed:
Set up Camera image: 1. Move the cursor to Group menu.
1. Move the cursor to CAM line and your desired line; 2. Press ON key to enter.
2. Input the camera number (1-255), 000 means no 3. After Group -operation, input your desired alignment
change for the monitor image corresponding to this line. number 02.
4. Press ON key.
Set up preset contact: GROUP -02
1. Move the cursor to PRE line and your desired line; ENT SALVO DWELL
2. Input the preset contact number (1-64), 00 means no 01 01 02
use for preset contact. 02 02 02
03 03 02
Set up ON/OFF of auxiliary function: 04 04 02
1. Move the cursor to AUX line and your desired line; 05 01 02
2. Input the auxiliary function number (01-04), 00 means 06 03 02
no action for auxiliary functions. 07 05 02
Definition of numbers: 01—decoder supports 1; 08 07 02
02—decoder supports 2; 03—decoder supports light; Note: If the user wants to delete one synchronization
04—decoder supports rain strip; 00—no action. switch from the system group switch alignment, input
an illegal camera number (00) in SALVO item.
3.3.3 Setup of system group switching (GROUPS)
GROUPS is to switch many groups of camera images Set up SALVO:
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1. Move the cursor to SALVO line and your desired line; 04 24：00 01 24：00 01
2. Input the monitor number (1-8), 00 means no group 05 24：00 01 24：00 01
switching for this line. 06 24：00 01 24：00 01
07 24：00 01 24：00 01
Set up dwelling time: 08 24：00 01 24：00 01
1. Move the cursor to DWELL line and your desired line; All items in this menu are used to programme the system
2. Input the time value (2-99), 00 means no dwelling for time switching. They are defined as follows:
image switching. MON—the item is the monitor number for starting the
time switch;
Call out a number1 group switching alignment: Time1—the set time for the monitor starting the first
(Note: It should be run in the condition of no menu swtich, 24H system, Hour: minute;
programming) SW1—the system Tours number running for starting the
1. Select on any one monitor. first time of monitor;
2.Input the system group switch alignment number 82 Time2—the set time for the monitor starting the second
(group switching constant 80 + group switching number swtich, 24H system, Hour: minute;
2). SW2—the system Tours number running for starting the
3. Press RUN key. second time of monitor;
salvo switch#8 salvo switch#7 salvo switch#6 salvo switch#5 Programme a system time switch alignment:
1. Move the cursor to the time switch menu.
2. I Press ON key to enter.
salvo switch#1 salvo switch#2 salvo switch#3 salvo switch#4 TIME SWITCH
MON TIME1 SW1 TIME2 SW2
01 18：00 01 08：00 02
The camera image relating to the synchronization 02 18：00 01 08：30 03
alignment corresponding to the system group switch is 03 24：00 01 24：00 01
displayed on the selected group of monitors, and the 04 24：00 01 24：00 01
corresponding preset contacts and auxiliary functions are 05 24：00 01 24：00 01
simultaneously activated. 06 24：00 01 24：00 01
07 24：00 01 24：00 01
3.3.4 Setup of time switch 08 24：00 01 24：00 01
System time switch alignment the system runs the Tours Note: If the user wants to delete one monitor from a
ENT in set time automatically. The system time switch system time switch alignment, input an illegal time
menu allows 16 monitor to programme time switch (24:00) in time item.
alignment at most. The programmed process alignment
number is identified in the SW row of menu. Time switch Set up Time:
alignment includes 32 ENTs and each ENT includes a 1. Move the cursor to Time 1 or Time 2 line and your
camera number, dwelling time, preset number and desired line.
auxiliary functions. 2. Input two different starting time, 24:00 means no time
The system alignment menu has four pages and each page switch for the monitor.
has eight ENTs, turn the page by pressing Alarm and Aux
key. Set up SW
TIME SWITCH 1. Move the cursor to SW1 or SW2 line and your desired
MON TIME1 SW1 TIME2 SW2 line;
01 24：00 01 24：00 01 2. Input SW to be started corresponding to the time, 00
02 24：00 01 24：00 01 means to start free switch alignment.
03 24：00 01 24：00 01
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3.4 Keyboard
16 keyboards might be connected at most in the matrix KB OP GRADE PASSWORD
system, as long as the keyboard number is different, KB00 00 01 0000
multiple main control keyboard and Assistant Control KB01 01 02 0000
Keyboards could be coexisted in one matrix system, and KB02 02 03 0000
no conflict shall be produced one another. The network KB03 03 04 0000
keyboard is functioned by the limit of the local matrix and KB04 04 05 0000
network matrix. KB05 05 06 0000
KB06 06 07 0000
PORT
8 7 6 54 3 2 1
4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 ON
OFF
CODE
KB07 07 08 0000
The items in this menu are defined as follows:
The addressed number of keyboard Keyboard—keyboard number, the first four ones in the
eight dial code terminals are used to set up the keyboard
Three RS-485 ports and one multi-purpose port are number, the keyboard number should be one and only in
equipped at the back of matrix. Keyboard port 1(CODE1) one system, the same keyboard number shall make the
keyboard operation unavailable.
OP—keyboard operator number, 16 operators in total;
GRADE—the priority grade for operating one device, 16
CODE1 CODE2 CODE3 CODE4
grades in total (01—the highest, 16—the lowest);
D I SP L A Y
SHI FT
Password—the content in this option should be browsedo
OF F
PROG
only, it couldn’t be changed directly in the menu

programming; its contents vary with the changing of
keyboard password.
SYSTEM KEYBOARD
The table below displays the keyboard number Set up OP:

(comparison table of keyboard code and dial code): 1. Select the keyboad to be set up;
Keyboard Position of dial code 2. Put the cursor to OP line;
code 1 2 3 4 3. Input the operation number (0-15).
00 0 0 0 0
01 1 0 0 0 Set up Grade:
02 0 1 0 0 1. Select the keyboard to be set up.
03 1 1 0 0 2. Put the cursor to Grade line.
04 0 0 1 0 Each priority has its own configuration. Once the grade is
05 1 0 1 0 defined, the priority grade may be applied on the single
06 0 1 1 0 user or keyboard.
07 1 1 1 0
08 0 0 0 1 Password:
09 1 0 0 1 If the password is forgotten, the user may find it back from
this option, the contents in this option should be browsed
10 0 1 0 1
only, it couldn’t be changed directly in the menu
11 1 1 0 1
programming.
12 0 0 1 1
13 1 0 1 1
3.5 Alarm
14 0 1 1 1
Alarm menu include defense state, alarm contact, alarm
15 1 1 1 1
port and alarm auto.
Through the menu, the password and authority grade of
keyboard operation shall be obtained:
ALARM
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and shall not be displayed, the first alarm shall be kept

1- ALARM STATE always on the monitor until it is cleared by the system, and
2- ALARM CONTACT then the next alarm image shall be displayed.
3- ALARM PORT
4- ALARM AUTO Alarm clear method:
It defines the method for clearing/moving away the alarm
from the system. It may be finished by auto or manual
operation, by which the alarm shall be cleared and the
Instructions for alarm programming: monitor shall return to its original state.
Alarm signal is produced through the alarm port that is
connected to the matrix switch system. Alarm signal is Auto—when the time of auto defense moving is reached,
produced in different forms, e.g.: a locked door or window the matrix host shall clear all alarms. As long as the
is opened or a movable object is detected. All types of contact is still in alarming state, the alarm camera shall
alarm signals are called as alarm contact of matrix system. move it away from the alarming monitor.
And each alarm contact provides an ACN when it
happens. The system matrix host could response 256 Manual—when alarm is displayed on the monitor, the
alarm contacts of alarm signal at most. operator must clear the alarm by keyboard (see Confirm
Alarm section). After receiving the alarm, all alarms shall
Alarm receiving: be cleared by manual. After the alarm is cleared, the alarm
Alarm signal is received through receiving the analog camera shall be moved away from the monitor.
alarm code from the alarm port device or external
computer by the built-in alarm port device or RS-485 port. 3.5.1 Alarm state
By this function, the user may find the states of defense
Alarm defense and response: organizing, removing and alarming of alarm contact. Turn
All alarm response actions are operated through the the page by pressing Alarm and Aux key.
camera and monitor connecting to the alarm contact. ALARM STATE
When a monitor is connected to an alarm contact and the ACN SET CLR ARM
monitor is organized with defense, once the alarm signal 001 0 1 0
of this contact is received, the connected camera image 002 0 1 0
shall be displayed on the monitor. Single camera (with 003 0 1 0
preset contact and auxiliary actions) may be transferred to 004 0 1 0
the monitor or the monitor shall response to the received 005 0 1 0
alarm. 006 0 1 0
In order to switch the video into the monitor automatically 007 0 1 0
when alarm happens, the contact, camera and monitor 008 0 1 0
must be set up appropriately. It needs to connect the alarm All items in the menu are used to see the state of alarm
contact to the camera and monitor. contact:
ACN—alarm contact number
Alarm display method: SET—set state of alarm camera (1: set; 0: unset)
The method to designate a monitor with defense CLR—clear state of alarm camera (1: clear; 0: set or
organization for the camera corresponding to an alarm, the alarm)
camera image relating to alarm is only displayed on the ARM—alarm state of alarm camera (1: alarm; 0: no
single monitor relating to it. Multiple alarms received by alarm)
one monitor are queued in the alignment. Fixation display
means that the camera image relating to the first alarm 3.5.2 Alarm contact
signal is displayed on the monitor with defense and the System alarm output menu may set up the coincidence
sequent alarms shall be queued in the alignment orderly relation of contact and the monitor and camera, 256
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contacts in total and each ACN is corresponding to one 2. Input your desired monitor number (1-64).
monitor and camera number, dwelling time and preset
contact. Programme the connection of camera and alarm:
ALARM CONTACT In order to automatically switch the camera image in
ACN MON CAM PRE AUX receiving the alarm, each alarm contact must be connected
001 01 001 00 00 to one camera. In order to facilitate to programme the
002 01 002 00 00 alarm contact, generally, the alarm contact 1-256 is
003 01 003 00 00 corresponding to camera 1-256, the default time of alarm
004 01 004 00 00 switch is 2 seconds. Choose one alarm contact to be
005 01 005 00 00 programmed to connect to the camera number:
006 01 006 00 00 1. Move the cursor to CAM row and ACN line.
007 01 007 00 00 2. Input your desired camera number 1-256.
008 01 008 00 00
All items in the menu are used to programme the set up Set up PRE:
the alarm output, they are defined as follows: 1. Move the cursor to PRE row and your desired ACN
ACN—256 contacts at most, each ACN is corresponding line;
to one monitor and camera number, dwelling time and 2. Input the preset contact number 1-64.
preset contact. One camera may connect to multiple
different ACNs for different dwelling time and preset Set up AUX:
contact. 1. Move the cursor to AUX row and your desired line.
MON—when receiving alarm contact signal, the camera 2. Input the auxiliary function number (01-04), 00 means
image shall be transferred on the monitor connected to the no auxiliary function action.
ACN to display. Definition of Numbers: 01—decoder supports 1,
CAM--when receiving alarm contact signal, the monitor 02—decoder supports 2, 03—decoder supports the light,
displays the camera image connected to the ACN. 04—decoder supports the rain strip, 00—no action.
PRE—if the camera is equipped with preset cradle hand. Note: Different alarm contact may be corresponding
The preset contact is set to be 1 to 64, when the alarm is to different auxiliary function or preset contact of one
activated, only the camera image shall be switched to the camera. If these alarm signals are received
monitor, but also the designated preset contact shall be simultaneously, the system shall activate each preset
transferred. If the user doesn’t want to transfer any preset contact and auxiliary function in a sequence, and stop
contact, input 00 at this place. on the last alarm contact. In that case, the operator
AUX—if the camera is connected to the decoder receiver only could see the last preset contact.
with auxiliary relay, through this place, an auxiliary
function might be started/closed when switching the 3.5.3 Alarm port
camera image. If the user doesn’t want to operate any Alarm signal is received through receiving the analog
auxiliary function, input 00 at this place. alarm code from the alarm port device or external
computer by the built-in alarm port device or RS-485 port.
Programme the connection of alarm contact and Alarm port includes parallel and serial ports, the built-in
monitor: alarm port device of matrix host is parallel alarm port, and
Each ACN must be connected to a monitor or a monitor the alarm port of decoder and the alarm controller port are
group. Connect the contact to the monitor, each monitor or serial alarm ports.
monitor group may be connected to multiple contacts
through the menu. Each monitor allows the alarm queuing. ALARM PORT
The method to change the correspondence of contact and
monitor: 1- PORTS DISABLE
1. Move the cursor to the alarm signal and monitor line to 2- PARALLEL PORT
be changed. 3- SERIAL PORT
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4- PARALLEL/SERIAL PORT alarm input, the serial alarm input is closed;

Select 3: the matrix host allows and responses serial alarm
input, the parallel alarm input is closed;
Select 4: all parallel and serial alarm input ports are
The items in the menu are defined as follows: opened and the matrix host responses any alarm incident;
PARALLEL PORT—matrix host receives parallel
alarm input; 3.5.4 Alarm auto
SERIAL PORT-- matrix host receives serial alarm input; The system has 256 alarm contacts could be set to the auto
Parallel alarm input mode: defense set/clear modes.
POWER
ALARM AUTO
RUNNING
MICROCOMPUTER CONTROL SYSTEM START： 18 ：30
END： 07 ：00
Alarm module of the matrix
Alarm
ALARMBOARD
Alarm probe
The items in the menu are defined as follows:

Start—auto mode-defense set (24H system);
Serial alarm input mode 1: (decoder) End—auto mode-defense clear (24H system);
The time table for system automatically-processing alarm
POWER
input, 24:00 is unavailable time, it means to close auto
RUNNING
defense set/clear.
3.6 System Setup

The system menu provides the setup of date, time and high
Alarm high speed dome camera, and the functions of the working
Alarm probe
Decoder mode and system reset.
SYSTEM
Serial alarm input mode 2: (alarm controller)
1-TIME AND DATE
POWER
RUNNING
2-HIGH HIGH SPEED DOME CAMERA
3-SYSTEM NETWORK
4-DVR PROTOCOL
5-SYSTEM RESET
Alarm
PO WER CO DE
ALARM CO NT ROLLER
ALARM IN
报警输入
Alarm probe
报警输出
ALARM OUT
Alarm host Select a option from the system menu: move the cursor to
your desired line and press ON key or input the number
1-5 directly.
Alarm port setup:
Select 1: all parallel and serial alarm input ports are closed 3.6.1 Time and date
and the matrix host doesn’t response any alarm incident; Select the time and date setup in system menu to set up the
Select 2: the matrix host allows and responses parallel time and date value. After selecting the option, the image
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as below shall be displayed, time format: H: M: S, date

format: M/D/Y.
POWER
RUNNING
TIME AND DATE MICROCOMPUTER CONTROL SYSTEM
Speed dome camera

TIME: 10：18：05
DISPLAY
S H IF T
DATE: 06/15/2002 OFF

PR O G
S YS TEM KE YB OARD
Note: Press OFF key to abandon the setup operation HIGH SPEED DOME CAMERA
and exit. Press ON key to confirm the setup operation 1-MANUAL 9600
and exit. 2-PELCO-D 9600
3-PELCO-P 9600
Programming: 4-ALEC, YAAN 9600
Move the cursor to the option to be set up, input a 5-NATURE 9600
two-digit number (or select up or down by rocker), the 6-SAMSUNG 9600
time is 24 H system. 7-PANASONIC 2400
8-VICON 9600
E.g.: set up the date as the figure: 10:18:05, June 15,
2002, it should be set up as follows: Note: Press the left and right keys to select the baud
After entering the time and date setup, select Hour by rate of communication (1200, 2400, 4800 and 9600);
pushing the rocker rightwards, and input 10 by numeric press OFF key to abandon the operation and exit.
key; and then select Minute by rocker, input 18; select Press ON key to confirm the selected operation and
Second, input 05; and then select Month, input 06 by exit.
numeric key; select Date, input 15, at last, select Year and
input 02. after finishing the time and date setup, press ON 3.6.3 System network
key to confirm and return to the previous menu; press The matrix host of the system might work under the
OFF key to abandon the setup and return to the previous modes of single machine and network. The CODE3 on
menu. (Note: the time is 24H system) the matrix host is used for the connection of multiple
matrix hosts.
3.6.2 High high speed dome camera SYSTEM NETWORK
The matrix host could control multiple high high speed 1-UNIPROCESSOR
dome camera. In case of no high high speed dome camera 2-NETWORK NO.1
adapter, through the setup of this menu, the high high 3-NETWORK NO.2
speed dome camera connected on the CODE2 of matrix 4-NETWORK NO.3
host, but the type of high speed dome camera is one and 5-NETWORK NO.4
only. The system couldn’t select such controlling protocol 6-NETWORK NO.5
of multiple high speed dome camera. 7-NETWORK NO.6
8-NETWORK NO.7
9-NETWORK NO.8
Note: Press OFF key to abandon the operation and
exit. Press ON key to confirm the selected operation
and exit.
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3.6.4 DVR protocol abandon the system reset operation. Press ON key to
DVR may control the cradle hand, lens and image switch confirm (approx. 10 seconds), after the system datum are
of the matrix host. reset fully, press OFF key to exit.
POWER
RUNNING
3.7 Language
The system supports Chinese and English. Move the
cursor to the desired option to select the language.
disc
LANGUAGE
DVR 1-ENGLISH
2-CHINESE
DVR PROTOCOL
1-MANUAL 9600
2-PELCO_D 2400 The default language of the system is English.
3-PELCO_P 2400
4-CCR-20G 4800 3.8 Information
5-PANASONIC 2400 The system information may tell the user the maximum
6-RM110 9600 capacities of video input and output, audio input and
7-KALATEL 9600 output, keyboard and alarm contact.
8-KRE-301 9600 CCTV MATRIX SYSTEM
VIDEO IN : 064
Note: Press the left and right keys to select the baud VIDEO OUT : 016
rate of communication (1200, 2400, 4800 and 9600); AUDIO IN : 032
press OFF key to abandon the operation and exit. AUDIO OUT : 016
Press ON key to confirm the selected operation and KEYBOARD : 016
exit. ALARM : 064
MODEL NO. : xxxxxxxxxx
3.6.5 System reset VERSION : x.x
This function is mainly used for the conditions of system
abnormity and disorder programming, and makes the
system restore its original ex-factory state.
WARNING：
ALL DATA ON SYSTEM WILL
BE LOST ! AND THE SYSTEM
WILL RESET TO FACTORY
SETTING !
PROCEED WITH RESET ?
ON--RESET OFF-RETURN
This functions should be sued cautiously, when the screen

displays PROCEED WITH RESET? ,Press OFF key to
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Installation Instructions for Matrix Host

1.3 Optional Accessories
Ⅰ. Overview of System Structure Digital decoder
Matrix host switch system is a CCTV monitoring system Control code relay
featuring multi-call video input and output and several Control code distributor
controlling machine casing. The system may control up to Control code converter
64 video input (camera) and 16 video output terminals Image division code converter
(monitor and DVR). Multimedia monitor system
Matrix switch system has one or more matrix switching Alarm controller
casing, in which there are power module, video
input/buffer module (VIM08) and video output module Ⅱ. System Module
(VOM08). All systems are controlled by the main The modules that could be inserted in the casing of matrix
controlling module and keyboard. switch system include:
Matrix switch system is installed in the casing; it only MAIN
needs to connect the required casings before operating. VIM
Correctly connect the video input and output as well as the VOM
chosen accessories. The input impedance of the system is AIM
75Ω. AOM
VRM
1.1 Casing ARM
Matrix switch system has two specifications: standard
2.1 MAIN
video matrix (model V) and standard audio matrix (model
Main controlling module of matrix system controls the
A). Inside the two casing 8 input modules and 2 output
whole system, remotely controls the cradle hand and lens
modules, 1 main controlling module and 1 alarm module
of the camera, and provides the screen programming
could be accommodated at most.
menu for the establishment of system.
Size: 19"(W)x3.5"(H)x13"(D) rack
The rear panel of the matrix system (se e the figure)
(480W×89H×300D mm)
provides ports for different keyboards, digital decoders,
Weight: 18IBs (8kg) (the whole system)
alarm controllers, similar unit controlling and
Installation: rack installation and desktop installation
communication.
Power supply: AC220V, 50-60Hz, 25W (the whole
The matrix system receives the signals of keyboard,
system)
external computer, alarm controller/alarm input through
1.2 Keyboard the controlling ports.
Through the keyboard connected at the rear panel of main The controlling ports of matrix system are connected to
controlling module of the matrix system, all setups and other devices through the twister-pair with shields.
function controls of the matrix switch system could be
2.2 VIM
finished.
Video input module implements effective video switch in
the matrix switch casing. Each module switches any one
of the eight video inputs to any video output. 8 video
DIS P LAY
SHIFT
inputs are connected to the BNC socket on the rear panel

OFF
PROG
of the module (see the figure). The video output signal
after being switched shall be corresponding to the video
output module inside the casing.
Instructions for figure: the figure below indicates the video
SYSTE M KEYBOARD
input. There are eight BNC connecters, the numbers
beside means the actual input numbers.
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There are eight BNC connecters on the rear panel (see
VIDEO IN
VIDEO IN
5
figure), the numbers beside means the actual ring-joint
8
output numbers.
VIDEO IN
VIDEO IN
1
VIDEO IR
VIDEO IR
5
8
2.3 VOM
VIDEO IR
VIDEO IR
Video output module improves drive ability for the video
4
output of monitor. Each module has eight video output on
its rear panel. There are eight BNC connecters on the rear 2.7 ARM
panel (see the figure). Alarm module is a built-in alarm module; it has 16 calls of
Instructions for figure: the figure below indicates the video alarm contact inputs and 2 calls of joint outputs.
output. There are eight BNC connecters, the numbers ALARMBOARD INPUT/OUTPUT

VIDEO OUT
VIDEO OUT
5
8
VIDEO OUT
VIDEO OUT
2.8 Communication Port

1
There three kinds of communication modes for matrix

2.4 AIM system including: RS485, RS422, RS232.
Audio input module implements effective audio switch in The wiring mode of common connecting fittings is
defined as follows:
the matrix switch casing. Each module switches any one
7 6 5
of the eight audio inputs to any audio output. 8 audio 8
8
inputs are connected to the RCA socket on the rear panel 7
of the module (see the figure). The audio output signal 6
after being switched shall be corresponding to the audio 5
output module inside the casing. 4
Instructions for figure: the figure below indicates the audio 3
input. There are eight BNC connecters, the numbers 2

1
1 2 3 4
AUDIO IN
AUDIO IN
5
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
AUDIO IN
AUDIO IN
1
2.5 AOM RS232 ① : Rx RS485 ⑤ : TD+

Audio output module is audio drive output. Each module ② : Tx ⑥ : TD-
has eight audio outputs on its rear panel. POWER ③ : GND RS422 ⑦ : RD+
There are eight RCA connecters on the rear panel (see
④ : DC12V ⑧ : RD-
figure), the numbers beside means the actual output
numbers. III Installation and Setup of Device
The installation shall be conducted by qualified
AUDIO OUT
AUDI OUT
5
technicians according to relative regulations and rules. It

AUDIO OUT
AUDIO OUT
should avoid the troubles caused by the improper

1
operation of other personnel. In addition, the technicians

should consider the conditions of object falling, external
2.6 VRM
destruction or the vibration of building so as to avoid the
Video-loop-joint module is video-loop-joint output. Each
device faults arising therefrom.
module has eight video-loop-joint outputs on its rear
panel. 3.1 Power Supply
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Power supply: AC220V，50-60Hz
VIDEO IN
VIDEO IN
Do not connect the device and power before running,
8
please read the installation instructions carefully prior to
VIDEO IN
VIDEO IN
connecting the power for units.
4
3.2 Installation
The standard casing is required to be installed in standard
19 inches rack, with a height of 3.5”, or the width should
be a rack unit and the height should be two times of rack.
The interspace among casings should be bigger than
1.75”. 4.2 Dataline Connection
For the system with multiple casings, it should identify The data line outputs from the communication port on the
carefully the different casing numbers before installing. rear panel of matrix system, it is used to send switch and
The video input device should be installed near the top of control signal to other casings, the data line should be
rack. connected in ring mode between the input and output
3.3 Routines casings. It also provides controlling signals for cradle hand,
In assembling, the operation of every device should be lens, auxiliary switch and preset contacts.
confirmed as soon as possible. After being confirmed and Instructions for the matrix system port terminal:
checked, it’s much easier to dismantle several temporary CODE1: mainly used to connect the
D+
terminals and connections than dismantle and reconnect G CODE1 keyboard, alarm controller, multimedia
large amount of permanent connections. D- controller and other devices;

D+
G CODE2 CODE2: mainly used to connect the
Ⅳ. System Connection D- decoder, high speed dome camera, code
All the system connections should be made on the rear D+
distributor and code converter;
G CODE3
panel of the matrix host. D- CODE3: mainly used to connect the
Note: All switch setup should be finished before
network matrix host;
connecting, and check whether the connection is CODE4
correct before connecting the power. In order to CODE4: mainly used to connect the
facilitate the maintenance service, please make marks computer and DVR.
on all input and output cables. 4.3 Connection of RS-232 Controlling Port
4.1 Video Connection There is one RS-232 controlling port on the rear panel of
All video inputs (camera) should be connected to the the matrix system. A RS-232 compatible device might
BNC of video input module; All video outputs (camera) be connected directly to the matrix system by the
should be connected to the BNC of video output module. provided 8-core wire (the distance should be less than 7
All video connections should employ the high quality feet), if the distance is father than 7 feet, RS-232 device
video cables (75Ω) with BNC plugs. For the connection should employ the terminal box to connect the matrix
of all video output, the last unit must be connected to 75Ω system.
terminal load. The middle unit must be set to be high If the user wants to make correct RS-232
resistance. If it isn’t connected with load, the image will be communication, he must know clearly the definition of
too bright. In contrary, if it’s connected to two time of load, DTE or configuration of DCE and the instructions of
the image will be too dark. RS-232 device.
Connect the sending pin (XMIT) of RS-232 device to
the receiving（Rx） of matrix system port.
Connect the receiving（RCD） pin of RS-232 device to
the sending（Tx） of matrix system port.
Connect the signal ground (GND) pin of RS-232 device
to the signal ground（G） of matrix system port.
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D+
Ⅴ. Power Supply
G CODE1
D-
5.1 Before Connecting
D+ 1. Install and connect well all casings;
G CODE2
2. Connect the video input;
D-
D+ 3. Connect the monitor;
4. Connect the terminal resistance;
5 4 3 2 1
G CODE3
D- 9 8 7 6
5. Connect the keyboard.
CODE4
5.2 Power Supply for Casing
1． Turn off the power of casing;
disc
2． Connect power input: AC220V, 50-60Hz
3． Connect the power.
DVR 5.3 System Action

After the casing installed with matrix system is connected
to the power, it may see whether the system is normally
running. In the front of the system is a system running
indicator (Running). After the system host is connected to
The distance for the connection of RS-232 device by power, the indicator shall blink once a second, it means
shielded balance twister-wire should be 1000 feet. When the system is running normally. If the indicator blinks
the distance is farther than 1000 feet, it is required to abnormally, the user is advised to reset the system (see
employ the special cable and synchronization linear System Reset section).
amplifier or phone line and short-distance MODEM
5.4 System Reset
4.4 Connection of Alarm Input and Output If the matrix system is running abnormally, it’s advised to
On the rear panel of the matrix system, there are 1 DB25 open the casing and reset the system. On the main board is
wiring port, 16 alarm inputs and 2 alarm outputs. a reset switch. Place the switch on RESET position and
ALARMBOARD INPUT/OUTPUT
then power on the matrix host to reset the system, the
datum in the matrix system shall be restored to its original
ex-factory state after the reset operation. About 40 seconds
Connection of constant later, place the reset switch back to the disconnection state,
open alarm probe
and then the matrix system might be used normally again.
DC12V
Alarm port
COM
NO
NC
If the system is still in abnormal state, please contact the

2k2 resistance
Power input of
alarm probe technical department.
Alarm port
power input Connection of constant
close alarm probe
Ⅵ. Technical Index
DC12V
DVR
COM
NO
NC
Control port of DVR

1. Power supply: AC220V±10% / 50Hz
Power input of
2k2 resistance alarm probe 2. Maximum power: 25W
16-call alarm input: (1-16) 3. Power-off protection: 10 years
Public: (17, 18, 19) 4. Video input: 1Vp-p 75Ω (BNC)
5. Video output: 1Vp-p 75Ω (BNC)
Joint output 1: (Normal close contact of relay: 20,
6. Audio input range: 0-2Vp-p (RCA)
Normal open contact of relay: 21,
7. Audio output power: 0.5W(8Ω) (RCA)
Public contact of relay: 22)
8. Controlling code mode: RS485
Joint output 2: (Normal close contact of relay: 23,
9. Alarm input: Open circuit/short circuit alarm;
Normal open contact of relay: 24,
10. Alarm output: node output of relay 2A/30VDC or
Public contact of relay: 25)
1A/125VAC
Contact capacity of relay: 2A/30VDC 1A/125VAC 11. Built-in alarm input: 16
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12. Controlled input channel: 64 (Max.) don’t place any other devices on the top of this product;
13. Controlled outoput channel: 16 (Max.) 5. Do not often carry the device from the overcold to
14. Keyboard: 16 overheat areas to avoid the production of dew, this
15. Installation mode: rack installation and desktop would affect the service life;
installation. 6. Do not connect the power in installing and carry;
7. Do not touch the power switch and power plug with
Ⅶ. Precautions wet hands;
In order to ensure the safe operation and obtain good 8. Do not splash any liquid on the device, otherwise
performance, please consider the following conditions internal short circuit or fire accident might happen;
before installing the product: 9. Do not place any object into the opening of the casing,
1. Keep away from high temperature and hot source and otherwise, it might cause voltage or short circuit
avoid direct sunshine; incident;
2. In order to ensure the normal heat elimination effect, it 10. After the device is connected to the power socket,
should be installed in these places with good ventilation voltage exists inside the device even if it’s not
and don’t block the air intake, which is designed at the powered on;
bottom of the device, so it couldn’t be installed on 11. Do not use the product in these places with overhigh
carpet; or overlow voltage. To avoid damaging the product,
3. To prevent the electric shock and fire accidents, do not do not dismantle it by yourself, the device should be
place the product in rain or wet places; repaired and maintained by the professional and
4. The device should be installed horizontally and do not qualified personnel in the designated service center.
install it in the place where has violent vibration, and
Ⅷ. Size
430mm
300mm
POWER
RUNNING
70mm 89mm
MATRI X SWITCHER/CONTROL SYSTEM
460mm
480mm 10mm
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Ⅸ. Connection Diagram of System

9.1 Structural Diagram
Alarm Probe
POWE R CODE
Alarm
Controller
Decoder
DVR
Video Matrix
MAINBOARD VIDEO OUT VIDEO OUT VIDEO OUT VIDEO OUT VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN
ALARMBOARD 1 5 9 13 1 5 9 13 17 21 25 29 33 37 41 45 49 53 57 61
CODE1
CODE2
CODE3
CODE4
ALARMBOARD 4 8 12 16 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64
MAINBOARD AUDIO OUT AUDIO OUT AUDIO OUT AUDIO OUT AUDIO IN AUDIO IN AUDIO IN AUDIO IN AUDIO IN AUDIO IN AUDIO IN AUDIO IN AUDIO IN AUDIO IN AUDIO IN AUDIO IN AUDIO IN AUDIO IN AUDIO IN AUDIO IN
ALARMBOARD 1 5 9 13 1 5 9 13 17 21 25 29 33 37 41 45 49 53 57 61
CODE1
CODE2
CODE3
CODE4
ALARMBOARD 4 8 12 16 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64
Audio Matrix
Monitor Probe
DISPLAY
DISPLAY
NET:000 ARM:0000 PROG
MON:001 CAM:0001
SH IF T OFF
08:30:01 DATA:
PROG
OFF
SECURITY S YSTEM
SY STEM KE YBOARD
KEYBOARD CONTROLL ER
The matrix system carries out the communication control by way of RS485, convenient for device expansion, with simple and
easy wire connection.
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9.2 Connection Diagram of Matrix Host and Main Keyboard

ALARMBOARD 1 5 9 13 1 5 9 13 17 21 25 29 33 37 41 45 49 53 57 61
CODE1
CODE2
CODE3
CODE4
ALARMBOARD 4 8 12 16 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64
CODE1
CODE1
CODE2
CODE3
DATA- DATA+
CODE4
8 7 6 5
1 2 3 4
GND DC12V
DISPLAY
MON:001 CAM:0001
OFF
SECURI TY SYSTEM
KEYBOARD CONTROLLER
The matrix host is connected to the main keyboard by the shielded twister-wire through the terminal box. If the connection is
correct, the green CODE indicator at the side of keyboard shall blink. If the green indicator doesn’t blink, change the
connection polarities of the controlling wires.
The address switch of the keyboard should be set up correctly and then it might be operated normally.
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9.3 Connection Diagram of Matrix Host and the Assistant Control Keyboard:
ALARMBOARD 1 5 9 13 1 5 9 13 17 21 25 29 33 37 41 45 49 53 57 61
CODE1
CODE2
CODE3
CODE4
ALARMBOARD 4 8 12 16 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64
CODE1
CODE1
CODE2
CODE3
DATA- DATA+
CODE4
8 7 6 5
1 2 3 4
GND DC12V
DI SPLAY
SHIFT
PROG
OF F
SYSTEM KEYBOARD
The matrix host is connected to the main keyboard by the shielded twister-wire through the terminal box. If the connection is
correct, the green CODE indicator at the side of keyboard shall blink. If the green indicator doesn’t blink, change the
connection polarities of the controlling wires.
The address switch of the keyboard should be set up correctly and then it might be operated normally.
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9.4 Connection Diagram of Matrix Host and Decoder:

ALARMBOARD 1 5 9 13 1 5 9 13 17 21 25 29 33 37 41 45 49 53 57 61
CODE1
CODE2
CODE3
CODE4
ALARMBOARD 4 8 12 16 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64
CODE1
CODE1
DISP LAY
DATA- DATA+
CODE2
SHIFT
CODE2 8 7 6 5
PR O G
OFF
1 2 3 4
CODE3
GND DC12V
CODE4
SYST EM KEYBOARD
DATA-
DATA-
DATA-
DATA-
GND
DATA+
GND
DATA+
GND
DATA+
GND
DATA+
DIGITAL DECODER DIGITAL DECODER DIGITAL DECODER DIGITAL DECODER
DATA-
DATA-
DATA-
DATA-
GND
DATA+
GND
DATA+
GND
DATA+
GND
DATA+
The matrix host is connected to the decoder by the shielded twister-wire. If the connection is correct, the green CODE indicator
on the decoder shall blink. If the green indicator doesn’t blink, change the connection polarities of the controlling wires.
The address switch of the decoder should be set up correctly and then it could be controlled normally by the matrix host. Each
call of RS485 controlling cable could be connected with 128 decoders at most and the polarity of the controlling port of each
decoder should be consistent.
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9.5 Connection Diagram of Matrix and Code Distributor:

ALARMBOARD 1 5 9 13 1 5 9 13 17 21 25 29 33 37 41 45 49 53 57 61
CODE1
CODE2
CODE3
CODE4
ALARMBOARD 4 8 12 16 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64
CODE1
CCT V EQ UIPM EM T F O R COMM ERCIAL US E ONLY

PORT-B
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
3
Rx
D-
R-
3
Fourth Group
D
2
Serie s Co de Proce ssor
RS485,RS232,RS422
D
1200,2400,4800,9600
G
G
G
2
ID
1
R+
Tx
D- D+
1
5,000 feet(1.5km)
CODE2
12VDC 300mA
Rx
R-
3
CODE2
3
POWER CODE-A CODE-B
G
G
G
2
C
Third Group
C
2
R+
Tx
D+
1
D+ G D-
Rx
D-
T-
3
1
RS485
G
G
G
B
2
3
Operating Distance:
CODE3
T+
Tx
D+
1
Second Group
Control Method:
B
2
Rx
Rx
D-
3
Input Voltage:
Boaud Rate:
G
G
G
A
2
1
RS485: D+
RS232: Tx
RS422: Tx
PORT-A: 1
DC12V
1 2 3
PORT-A
Note:
First Group
A
CODE4
+
DATA-
DATA-
DATA-
DATA-
GND
DATA+
GND
DATA+
GND
DATA+
GND
DATA+

DATA-
DATA-
DATA-
DATA-
GND
DATA+
GND
DATA+
GND
DATA+
GND
DATA+
The matrix host is connected to the code distributor by the shielded twister-wire and the code adapter is connected to the
decoder by the shielded twister wire. If the connection is correct, the green CODE indicator on the code distributor and decoder
shall blink. If the green indicator doesn’t blink, change the connection polarities of the controlling wires.
Each call of RS485 controlling cable on the code distributor could be connected with 128 decoders at most. The code
distributor might divide the device in groups and provide powerful drive and antijamming abilities.
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9.6 Connection Diagram of Matrix and Audio Matrix:

ALARMBOARD 1 5 9 13 1 5 9 13 17 21 25 29 33 37 41 45 49 53 57 61
CODE1
CODE2
CODE3
CODE4
ALARMBOARD 4 8 12 16 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64
DATA- DATA+
CODE1
CODE1
8 7 6 5
CODE2
1 2 3 4
CODE3
GND DC12V
CODE4
DIS P LAY
SHIFT
PROG
OFF
SYSTE M KEYBOARD
ALARMBOARD 1 5 9 13 1 5 9 13 17 21 25 29 33 37 41 45 49 53 57 61
CODE1
CODE2
CODE3
CODE4
ALARMBOARD 4 8 12 16 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64
CODE1
CODE1
CODE2
CODE3
CODE4
The matrix host is connected to the audio matrix by the shielded twister-wire. If the connection is correct, the green Running
indicator on the front panel of audio matrix shall blink. If the green indicator doesn’t blink, change the connection polarities of
the controlling wires. The audio matrix and the video matrix keep synchronous switching action at any time.
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9.7 Connection Diagram of Matrix and High Speed Dome Camera

ALARMBOARD 1 5 9 13 1 5 9 13 17 21 25 29 33 37 41 45 49 53 57 61
CODE1
CODE2
CODE3
CODE4
ALARMBOARD 4 8 12 16 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64
CODE1
485+ 485-
CCT V EQUIPM EMT F OR CO MM ERCIAL USE O NLY
PORT-B
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
3
Rx
R-
D-
3
D
2
Series Code Process or
RS485,RS232,RS422
1200,2400,4800,9600
G
D
G
G
2
ID
CODE1
1
R+
Rx Tx
D+
1
5,000 feet(1.5km)
12VDC 300mA
CODE2
R-
D-
3
3
POWER CODE-A CODE-B
G
CODE2
G
G
C
2
C
2
Tx
D- D+
R+
1
D+ G D-
Rx
T-
3
1
RS485
G
G
G
B
2
3
Operating Distance:
T+
Tx
D- D+
1
CODE3
Control Method:
B
2
Rx
Rx
3
Input Voltage:
Boaud Rate:
G
G
G
A
2
1
RS232: Tx
RS422: Tx
RS485: D+
PORT-A: 1
DC12V
1 2 3
PORT-A
Note:
A
+
CODE4
DATA- DATA+
8 7 6 5
1 2 3 4
GND DC12V
DISPLAY

MON:001 CAM:0001
OFF
SYSTEM KEYBOARD
The matrix host is connected to the code adapter by the shielded twister-wire. If the connection is correct, the green CODE
indicator on the code adapter shall blink. If the green indicator doesn’t blink, change the connection polarities of the controlling
wires.
The dial switch of code adapter selects the controlling protocol of high speed dome camera, the protocol should be consistent to
the type.
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MAINBOARD
MAINBOARD
ALARMBOARD
ALARMBOARD
4
1
VIDEO OUT
VIDEO OUT
Function
8
5
CODE1
9
12
VIDEO OUT VIDEO OUT
VIDEO OUT VIDEO OUT
control 1-4 picture processors.

16
13
VIDEO OUT
VIDEO OUT
4
1
VIDEO IN
VIDEO IN
+ D+ G D- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 + D + G D- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 + D+ G D- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 + D+ G D- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
8
5
DC12 V RS485 ID D C12V RS485 ID DC12V R S485 ID D C1 2V RS485 ID

VIDEO IN
VIDEO IN
PORT- B PO RT-B PO RT-B PORT- B

9
Serie s Code Processor Series Cod e Processor Series Cod e Proce ssor Serie s Code Process or
12
CCTV EQUIPMEMT FOR COMMERCIAL USE ONLY CCTV EQUIPMEMT FOR COMMERCIAL USE ONLY CCTV EQUIP MEMT FOR COMMERCIAL USE ONLY CCTV EQUIPME MT FOR COMMERCIAL USE ONLY
VIDEO IN
VIDEO IN
POWER CODE-A CODE-B POWER CODE-A CODE-B POWER CODE-A CODE-B POWER CODE-A CODE-B
16
13
VIDEO IN
VIDEO IN
Live Tape SeqSelect

Input Voltage: 12VDC 300mA Input Voltage: 12VDC 300mA Input Voltage: 12VDC 300mA Input Voltage: 12VDC 300mA
Control Method: RS485,RS232,RS422 Control Method: RS485,RS232,RS422 Control Method: RS485,RS232,RS422 Control Method: RS485,RS232,RS422
Boaud Rate: 1200,2400,4800,9600 Boaud Rate: 1200,2400,4800,9600 Boaud Rate: 1200,2400,4800,9600 Boaud Rate: 1200,2400,4800,9600
O perating Distance: 5,000 feet(1.5km) Operating Distance: 5,000 feet(1.5km) Operating Distance: 5,000 feet(1.5km) O perating Distance: 5,000 feet(1.5km)
20
17
Note: A B C D Note: A B C D Note: A B C D Note: A B C D

VIDEO IN
VIDEO IN
PORT-A: 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 PORT-A: 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 PORT-A: 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 PORT-A: 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3
RS232: Tx G Rx Tx G Rx Tx G Rx Tx G Rx RS232: Tx G Rx Tx G Rx Tx G Rx Tx G Rx RS232: Tx G Rx Tx G Rx Tx G Rx Tx G Rx RS232: Tx G Rx Tx G Rx Tx G Rx Tx G Rx
RS485: D+ G D- D+ G D- D+ G D- D+ G D- RS485: D+ G D- D+ G D- D+ G D- D+ G D- RS485: D+ G D- D+ G D- D+ G D- D+ G D- RS485: D+ G D- D+ G D- D+ G D- D+ G D-
RS422: Tx G Rx T+ G T- R+ G R- R+ G R- RS422: Tx G Rx T+ G T- R+ G R- R+ G R- RS422: Tx G Rx T+ G T- R+ G R- R+ G R- RS422: Tx G Rx T+ G T- R+ G R- R+ G R-

24
21
VIDEO IN
VIDEO IN
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POR T-A PO RT-A PO RT-A PORT-A
A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D
9.8 Connection Diagram of Matrix and Picture Processor:
1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3
28
25
VIDEO IN
VIDEO IN
29
32
VIDEO IN
VIDEO IN
36
33
VIDEO IN
VIDEO IN
25
40
37
VIDEO IN
VIDEO IN
44
41
VIDEO IN
VIDEO IN
First Picture Processor

Fifth Picture Processor
Ninth Picture Processor
13 13 12 11 10 9 8 7
48
45
Eighth Picture Processor
Fourth Picture Processor
6
Twelfth Picture Processor
VIDEO IN
VIDEO IN
5
Sixteenth Picture Processor
4
Thirteenth Picture Processor
3
52
49
VIDEO IN
VIDEO IN
25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14
1
56
53
VIDEO IN
VIDEO IN
60
57
VIDEO IN
VIDEO IN
64
61
VIDEO IN
VIDEO IN
The matrix host is connected to the image division code converter by the shielded twister-wire. If the connection is correct, the
green CODE indicator on the code converter shall blink. If the green indicator doesn’t blink, change the connection polarities of
the controlling wires.The dial switch of code converter might set up the address of picture processor. Each code converter may
9.9 Connection Diagram of Matrix and Multimedia:

ALARMBOARD 1 5 9 13 1 5 9 13 17 21 25 29 33 37 41 45 49 53 57 61
CODE1
CODE2
CODE3
CODE4
ALARMBOARD 4 8 12 16 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64
CCTV EQUIPMEMT FOR COMMERCIAL USE ONLY

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
PORT- B
3
CODE1
Rx
D-
R-
3
D
2
Series Code Processor
RS485,RS232,RS422
CODE1
1200,2400,4800,9600
G
G
G
2
ID
1
Tx
D+
R+
1
Operating Distance: 5,000 feet(1.5km)
12VDC 300mA
Rx
D-
R-
3
3
POW ER CODE-A C ODE-B
G
G
G
C
2
C
2
Tx
D+
R+
1
CODE2
D+ G D-
Rx
D-
T-
1
3
RS485
G
G
G
2
B
3
T+
Tx
D+
1
Control Method:
B
2
Rx
Rx
D-
3
Input Voltage:
Boaud Rate:
G
G
G
A
2
1
RS2 32 : Tx
RS4 22 : Tx
RS4 85 : D+
P ORT- A: 1
DC12V
CODE3
1 2 3
PORT-A
No te:
A
+
CODE4
5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1
9 8 7 6 9 8 7 6
disc disc
The matrix host is connected to the multimedia system controller by the shielded twister-wire. If the connection is correct, the
green CODE indicator on the multimedia system controller shall blink. If the green indicator doesn’t blink, change the
connection polarities of the controlling wires. The controller of multimedia monitor system and the computer are RS-232
controlling mode, and they are connected by three-core wire.
The dial switch of multimedia monitor system controller sets up the address of the controller, and the address of each controller
is different each other and also different from the address of keyboard.
The communication port of multimedia monitor software should be set up appropriately, the communication baud rate is
advised to select 9600bps.
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9.10 Connection Diagram of Matrix and DVR

ALARMBOARD 1 5 9 13 1 5 9 13 17 21 25 29 33 37 41 45 49 53 57 61
CODE1
CODE2
CODE3
CODE4
ALARMBOARD 4 8 12 16 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64
CODE1
CODE1
CODE2
+ D+ G D- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 + D+ G D- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
DC12V RS485 ID DC12V RS485 ID
CODE3
PORT-B PORT-B
Series Code Processor Series Code Processor

C CTV EQU IPM EM T FO R COM M ER CIAL U SE ON LY C CTV EQU IPM EM T FO R COM M ER CIAL U SE ON LY
CODE4
POWER CODE -A CODE-B POWER CODE-A CODE-B
Input Voltage: 12VDC 300mA Input Voltage: 12VDC 300mA

Control Method: RS485,RS232,RS422 Control Method: RS485,RS232,RS422
Boaud Rate: 1200,2400,4800,9600 Boaud Rate: 1200,2400,4800,9600
Operating Distance: 5,000 feet(1.5km) Operating Distance: 5,000 feet(1.5km)
Note: A B C D Note: A B C D
PORT-A: 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 PORT-A: 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3
RS232: Tx G Rx Tx G Rx Tx G Rx Tx G Rx RS232: Tx G Rx Tx G Rx Tx G Rx Tx G Rx
RS485: D+ G D- D+ G D- D+ G D- D+ G D- RS485: D+ G D- D+ G D- D+ G D- D+ G D-
RS422: Tx G Rx T+ G T- R+ G R- R+ G R- RS422: Tx G Rx T+ G T- R+ G R- R+ G R-
PORT-A PORT-A
A B C D A B C D
1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3
5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1
9 8 7 6 9 8 7 6
DVR DVR
The matrix host is connected to the DVR connector by the shielded twister-wire. If the connection is correct, the green CODE
indicator on the DVR connector shall blink. If the green indicator doesn’t blink, change the connection polarities of the
controlling wires. DVR connector and the computer are RS-232 controlling mode, and they are connected by three-core wire.
The dial switch of DVR connector sets up the address of the controller, and the address of each controller is different each other
and also different from the address of keyboard. The range of DVR controlling the camera shall be changed if the setup of dial
switch is changed.
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9.11 Connection Diagram of Matrix and Alarm Controller

ALARMBOARD 1 5 9 13 1 5 9 13 17 21 25 29 33 37 41 45 49 53 57 61
CODE1
CODE2
CODE3
CODE4
ALARMBOARD 4 8 12 16 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64
CODE1
CODE1 P OWE R COD E
ALARM CONTROLLER
ALARM I N
报警输入
CODE2
Alarm
报警输出
ALARM OUT
CODE3
Alarm Probe
CODE4
1-16 Defence Area
POWE R COD E
ALARM CONTROLLER
ALARM I N
报警输入
Alarm 报警输出
ALARM OUT
Alarm Probe
17-32 Defence Area
POWE R COD E
ALARM CONTROLLER
ALARM I N
报警输入
Alarm 报警输出
ALARM OUT
Alarm Probe
33-48 Defence Area
The matrix host is connected to the alarm controller by the shielded twister-wire. If the connection is correct, the green CODE
indicator on the alarm controller shall blink. If the green indicator doesn’t blink, change the connection polarities of the
controlling wires. DVR connector and the computer are RS-232 controlling mode, and they are connected by three-core wire.
The address switch of the alarm controller should be set up appropriately and then it could be used, each alarm controller could
process 8-call alarm contacts at most.
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9.12 Connection Diagram of Matrix Network

M AINBOAR D VIDEO O UT VIDEO O UT VIDEO O UT VIDEO O UT VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN VIDEO IN
ALARM BOAR D 1 5 9 13 1 5 9 13 17 21 25 29 33 37 41 45 49 53 57 61
COD E1
C ODE2
C OD E3
COD E4
ALARM BOAR D 4 8 12 16 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64
No.1 Network Host

CODE1
CODE1
DATA- DATA+ DISPLAY
CODE2
NET:000 ARM:0000 P RO G
8 7 6 5
MON:001 CAM:0001
OFF
08:30:01 DATA:
CODE3
1 2 3 4
CODE3
GND DC12V
CODE4
SECU RITY SYSTEM

KEYB OA RD CONT ROLL ER
ALARM BOAR D 1 5 9 13 1 5 9 13 17 21 25 29 33 37 41 45 49 53 57 61
COD E1
CO DE2
C OD E3
COD E4
ALARM BOAR D 4 8 12 16 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64
No.2 Network Host

CODE1
CODE1
DATA- DATA+
CODE2
DISPLAY
8 7 6 5
MON:001 CAM:0001
OFF
08:30:01 DATA:
CODE3
1 2 3 4
CODE3
GND DC12V
CODE4
SECU RITY SYSTEM

ALARM BOAR D 1 5 9 13 1 5 9 13 17 21 25 29 33 37 41 45 49 53 57 61
C OD E1
COD E2
C ODE3
COD E4
ALARM BOAR D 4 8 12 16 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64
No.3 Network Host

CODE1
CODE1
DATA- DATA+ DISPLAY
CODE2
8 7 6 5
MON:001 CAM:0001
OFF
08:30:01 DATA:
CODE3
1 2 3 4
CODE3
GND DC12V
CODE4
SECU RITY SYSTEM

The network matrix hosts are connected one another by the shielded twister wires through CODE3. Each network matrix host
should be set up for its network number in the system menu, and their numbers should be different one another.
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Part II Installation Instructions for Matrix Host

Ⅰ. Overview of System Structure

Operation Instruction of Matrix host

High Speed Dome Camera

Alarm Probe Alarm Controller Monitor P robe

Oper ating Distance: 5,0 00 feet( 1.5km)

MICROCOMPUTER CONTROL SYSTEM

1.1 Functions of Matrix Host alarming signal.

1.1.2 System switching

controlled. 1.2.1 System control

some monitors to watch some cameras. SHIFT

Keyboard to camera: to prevent some keyboards to

transfer or control the images of some cameras on random OFF

1.1.10 Menu setup

1.2.3 Password login 2.The Password is a 4-digit number combination. (the

2.4 Keyboard Password Setup

● Choose one monitor to keyboard: 2.7.2 Operating cradle hand

2.6 Choose Camera Stop auto scanning:

Direction and lens controlling: system synchronization alignment and alarming.

the keyboard at any time.

The steps of setting up the preset camera point:

E.g: establish a simple monitor switching, stay 2

1. Press 3 key and input the monitor number;

3. Press 2 key and input the dwelling time;

2.10.2 Set up free switch time

E.g: Running number 1 process switch on monitor 1: system setup menu.

2.11.4 Stop running free switch

2.14 Defense Setting and Clearing of Monitor

menu function of SWITCH. Monitor DVR

2.13 Group Switch of System

time that the alarming nn is removed.

2.17.2 The steps to clear the monitor display are

During the alarming period, the monitor shall display image.

Alarm Alarm Alarm DVR

Image1 Image2 Image3

2.19.2 Exit digital camera controlling mode

the panel keyboard of picture processor.

2.22 System Self-locking

Select one menu function from the MAIN MENU: move

4. Press OFF key to return to the Access menu.

3.2.2 Keyboard /camera

003 0 0 0 0 3.2.4 Keyboard /contact access

04 004 02 02 00 Image 2 Image 1 Image 9 Image 8

only, it couldn’t be changed directly in the menu

The table below displays the keyboard number Set up OP:

and shall not be displayed, the first alarm shall be kept

4- PARALLEL/SERIAL PORT alarm input, the serial alarm input is closed;

MICROCOMPUTER CONTROL SYSTEM START： 18 ：30

The items in the menu are defined as follows:

3.6 System Setup

Decoder mode and system reset.

as below shall be displayed, time format: H: M: S, date

TIME AND DATE MICROCOMPUTER CONTROL SYSTEM

Speed dome camera

DATE: 06/15/2002 OFF

This functions should be sued cautiously, when the screen

Installation Instructions for Matrix Host

inputs are connected to the BNC socket on the rear panel

There are eight BNC connecters on the rear panel (see

beside means the actual input numbers.

2.8 Communication Port

There three kinds of communication modes for matrix