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1. Figure 1 System Overview Diagramme 7 Fig re 2 ACUVISIOD Front VIGW ten AR a 9 Figure 3 ACUVision Profile view with I O enclosure connections 10 Figure 4 Back Panel of the DVMRe showing CONNECTOFS eee 11 Figure 5 ACU ACUVision Multi drop ACU wiring for Port 1 is 26 xII ACUVision User Guide Chapter 1 ACUVision Overview This chapter provides a brief introduction to the exciting new product ACUVision This product combines State of the Art digital video recording technologies with access control and alarm monitoring In this chapter BREUI 0 I 2 Unpacking Packing and Returning Instructions 4 General SPECIES cosa od bad edt e ee e caede ce ee 6 System Overview Diagram 7 DEO EAST Es eeu bo ede eae d eee e Ra Roe bestie da de be 8 ACUVision Assembly 9 Installing the ACUVision Panel 12 ACUVision User Guide ACUVision Overview Product Description The GE Security ACUVision will provide combined digital video monitoring recording playback access control and intrusion detection functionality in a single board computer solution It will allow a cost effective alternative where current applications require a separate security panel and a digital video recorder DVMRe The ACUVision will emulate the ACUXL16 SCP communication interface and connect to GE Security s Diamond Il software via an Et2. be used on a UL listed system ACUVision UL Compatibility The following GE Security equipment has been evaluated by Underwriters Laboratories for compatibility with ACUVision e e Remote Reader Electronics RRE Remote Input Modules RIM Remote Relay Modules RRM Integrated Keypad Electronics IKE Readers MiniProx Model 5365 IV ACUVision User Guide ACUVision Manual Revisions Date Notes 2 February 2005 Initial Release of the ACUVision Manual 13 June 2005 Introduction of ACUVision at the customer conference 30 November 2005 Add list of GE Security equipment that has been evaluated for compatibility with ACUVision Introduction Introduction Safety Terms and Symbols A WARNING This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the products enclosure that maybe of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons A CAUTION This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the product VI ACUVision User Guide For Your Safety The following WARNINGS and CAUTIONS appear here for your safety They are general in nature and do not pertain to specific procedural steps There are additional safety precautions that appear at the point in the installation and or maintenance procedures where a hazard is mos
3. black red and green for 240 VAC Pull in and connect the three wires for the AC power source Typical wire colors listed below 100 VAC Line Black Neutral White Ground Green 240 VAC Ist Line Black 2nd Line Red Ground Green CE 240 VAC Line Brown Neutral Blue Ground Green Yellow e The AC high voltage power wires should be routed and fixed inside to prevent contact with accessible conductive parts e Low Voltage wires shall not be installed in the same conduit with the high voltage wires e AC power to the ACUVision panel must be supplied via a circuit breaker and through a 2 pole disconnect device This disconnect device must be clearly identified and incorporate a lockout device LAN Connection The LAN is a 100 Base T connection using CATS cable up to a maximum distance of 100 meters 328 feet For Bandwidth information see Bandwidth Discussion and Sample Calculations later in this manual Note The IP address for the ACUVision must be set at the unit it self It is recommended that once the system is installed and power up has been performed set the IP address so that other required settings can be made using the Web Browsers Chapter 2 19 Connecting Cameras to the DVMRe You are now ready to connect the cameras to the ACUVision Cameras are attached directly to the back of the DVMRe Attach all of the cameras that will be used on the unit before beginning to configure them There are two BNC jacks for each c
4. has better electrical characteristics than solid polyethylene but is more vulnerable to moisture Therefore use only solid polyethylene dielectric cable with a heavy exterior insulation in applications subject to moisture The shield must be copper braid providing 95 or better coverage Once all the cameras are connected connect a laptop computer to the LAN connection of the DVMRe Power up the unit and configure the Cameras Power Up It is important that the power up procedures be followed carefully The unit uses its auto detect feature to detect camera signals during power up and configures itself automatically If a camera or monitor has not been powered up before energizing the ACUVision they may not be included in the automatic configuration Note If a camera fails to be included in the configuration it can be added using the WaveReader utility Make certain that it is powered up and then start WaveReader on the PC Follow the configuration instructions on page 20 20 ACUVision User Guide Power up procedure 1 Once the system installation is complete apply Power Supply Input power in the following order Voltage 12 Volt DC 2 Energize the monitors and all of the cameras Power 60 Watt 5 Amp Connector 2 1mm barrel center positive 3 Turn on all three power switches on the I O unit 4 Energize the DVMRe Triplex Installing WaveReader Software To install the WaveReader on your hard drive from the CD 1
5. on both ends ofthe communications path Multi drop configurations are allowed with a maximum length of 4 000 feet Stubs can be dropped off the RS 485 cable but the length of any stub cannot be longer than 10 feet Stubs can connect to ACUVision Controllers or remote modules One Stage reader RRE RIM or RRM Stubs must not be terminated GE Security strongly recommend star configurations be avoided unless utilizing the GE Security NCEX 1 four port or NCEX 2 eight port Star Configuration Hubs The Remote Modules One Stage Reader RRE RIM or RRM have built in terminators For more information consult the documentation included with the device Terminal Block PIN information The following information applies to the two terminal blocks located on the I O unit of the ACUVision They can be used for connecting to readers remote modules or other multi drop ACUs Table 5 Terminal Bock information for TB1 and TB2 Pin Term No Strip Description 24 V Power to reader In UL installations the maximum current drawn by each reader port must not 1 24VDC exceed 1 25 Amps 2 OV 0 Volts Ground 3 TX Transmit Data 4 TX Transmit Data 5 RX Receive Data 6 RX Receive Data Chapter 2 25 Remote Module Cable 1 Pull in the wiring to the remote module from the ACUVision controller 2 The cable should have low capacitance twisted pairs and a braided shield Attach pigtail to shield and connect to chassis ground The fol
6. up the ACUVision panel see page 19 5 Connectthe system to a Laptop computer and configure the cameras using the Wave Reader utility see page 20 6 Complete the wiring of the unit by connecting any Multi Drop ACUs RREs RRMs or RIMs to the system see page 24 7 The unit can now be field tested 8 Configure the components attached to the ACUVision panel in the Alarm Control software system For specific information consult the user guide for your Alarm System Chapter 2 Hardware Installation This chapter gives detailed information about installing and wiring the ACUVision panel In this chapter A lll lose delere bre eee asa da STER der PERPE ES 14 Prelpninasy A aee D RR eed e rue deas 15 Installing the ACUVision Enclosure 17 Connecting Cameras to the DVMRe 19 Configuring the Cameras using WaveReader 20 Connecting the Access Control Hardware Components 24 I lr ss a as aia 27 14 ACUVision User Guide Overview The ACUVision series panel comes in a vented field mounted enclosure with a convenient removable door and a terminal block for 100 240VAC BNC connections are provided for up to sixteen NTSC or PAL compatible video cameras and sixteen optional looping outputs provide for the routing of the corresponding video signals to a remote viewing location ACUVision provides an RS 485 multi drop port for direct control of up to si
7. 22 AWG 2 conductor unshielded Max 1 000 feet 305 meters 9407 22 AWG 2 conductor unshielded Max 1 000 feet 305 meters Motion Sensar Exit Request Button 9409 18 AWG 2 conductor unshielded Max 1 000 feet 305 meters Door Lock Control from Controller or RRE Remote Reader Electronics 9409 18 AWG 2 conductor unshielded Max 1 000 feet 305 meters Wiegand Reader Communications 9944 22 AWG 8 conductor shielded typical Max 500 feet 150 meters Controller to Multidrop ACUs or Readers 9842 24 AWG 2 pair individual shield Max 4 000 feet 1 220 meters Controller to 10 100 HUB Communication HCAT 5 24 AWG 4 pair unshielded Max 328 feet 100 meters 9328 22 AWG 1 pair individual shields or 9368 18 AWG 12 pair individual shields PTZ Control Communication Multidrop Max 4 000 feet 1 220 meters Video NTSC PAL to Controller RG 59 U Coaxial cable Max 400 feet 125 meters ACUVision User Guide System Overview The ACUVision Controllers are intelligent remote state of the art units for integrated digital video recording card access control alarm monitoring and output control The ACUVision Controllers incorporate two card reader ports Each port can control eight card readers multi dropped using an RS 485 interface Cameras The ACUVision supports up to sixteen cameras that can be configured for digital recording by time lapse digital video motion or event such as door alarms Note Regardless of the version 4 10 or 1
8. 6 cameras that you have the menus on the DVMRe will show sixteen cameras However on the 4 camera version only 4 camera s will be active and on the 10 camera version only 10 cameras will be active For more information see page 23 Readers ACUVision supports the GE Security SCP communication protocol to any multi drop ACU access control panels RRE reader interface boards RIM alarm input modules and RRM remote relay modules The ACUVision Controller constantly polls each reader interface for card data or status changes Access Control The ACUVision Controller provides local access request processing using the database downloaded from the host computer ACUVision Readers can be operated as a single reader with exit push button or in a paired reader configuration The door strike and door held open times are user configurable Video Tagging may be linked to a reader for any access events that occur at that reader Alarm Monitoring The ACUVision can monitor alarm inputs with the available RRE inputs or with an optional RIM Remote Input Module it will monitor Open loop Shorted loop Grounded loop and Line fault This will not be linked to video Cabinet tamper and power fail inputs are always monitored Door forced open door held open reader off line and reader tamper alarms are reported to the host Remote Control Relays may be activated by commands from the host system by an access cycle to control the door strike by Local Alar
9. ACUVision User Guide Copyright Disclaimer Trademarks and patents Software license agreement Intended use FCC compliance Copyright O 2005 GE Security Inc All rights reserved This document may not be copied in whole or in part or otherwise reproduced except as specifically permitted under US copyright law without the prior written consent from GE Document number revision 4609360018 The information in this document is subject to change without notice GE in keeping pace with technological advances is a company of product innovation Therefore it is difficult to ensure that all information provided is entirely accurate and up to date GE accepts no responsibility or inaccuracies or omissions and specifically disclaims any liabilities losses or risks personal or otherwise incurred as a consequence directly or indirectly of the use or application of any of the contents of this document This publication may contain examples of screen captures and include fictitious names of individuals and companies Any simi persons is entirely coincidental GE and the GE monogram are registered trademarks of General Electri ACUVision product and logo are registered trademarks of GE Security reports used in daily operations Examples may arity to names and addresses of actual businesses or C Other trade names used in this document may be trademarks or registered trademarks of the manufacturers or vendor
10. Bar The Login screen will appear 3 Click the Connect icon on the Icon Bar The Login screen will appear 4 Click the Connect button on the Button Panel The Login screen will appear Chapter 2 21 Note Itis recommended that the user name and password be changed by the system administrator after installation is complete See the instructions in the DVMRe Triplex User Manual As a security measure store the password in the administrator s secure files or in a limited access area After a successful login the Setup menu becomes available in the Main Menu bar Use the Setup Menu to configure the Cameras that have been attached Retrieving the DVMRe Setup To configure the cameras you must first retrieve the current default settings Address Book Doel Q Bue a Security 1 Click on Setup Setup DVMRe Menu Get Connection tone from DVMRe View Playback The system will download the current data E f h ill Image Quality Setup TOP n DVMRe A progress window wi Setup DvMRe Menu Display DYMRe Menu display during this process Once the data is Load Default Data retrieved into the WaveReader it must be displayed 2 Click Setup Setup DVMRe Display DVMRe Menu then select Record 3 Select the Event Settings tab Disconnect Get From DYMRe Send to DYMRe Load Data from a file si Record T x Each column on this screen contains R
11. Leave this setting unchanged Communication Encryption DES and TDES Master Keys User configurable keys are not available on ACUVision Leave these keys set at all zero The system will use the default keys Port Two Type Port Two is the only port that can be used to Multi Drop additional ACUs on the system If the system will have additional ACUs linked through the ACUVision panel set this to Multi Drop ACU Baud Rate No Parity When this selection is made a field will display that is used to select the Baud Rate There are four options 9600 19200 38400 and 57600 Select the one that is used on your system Once the settings are correct use the Shuttle dial to move the cursor to OK and press the Enter button The unit is now ready to be installed in its final location Chapter 2 17 Installing the ACUVision Enclosure Install the ACUVision enclosure using the following steps Connect the various cables before applying power to the unit as described below Figure 3 shows the location and identification of connections of the I O unit of the assembly Figure 5 shows the location and identification of connections on the DVMRe Refer to these figures during the installation process A CAUTION The ACUVision controllers must have separate conduit run to each enclosure Only cables wires that begin or terminate in the enclosure shall be run into the enclosure DO NOT use the enclosure s as pull boxes for any foreign wiring The enc
12. Packing and Returning Instructions 4 Unpacking Procedute os oor RE har dei amm edo o T EEUU ERE Eb PIECE 4 Packing Instr ctons curarte Wadd Mee tania Pus V eec laa 5 Return Procedures ronse Ete ee blo 5 General Specifications 222444 e EI E RU ERR Ee DNE MEER fuites denim stew VO E SE 6 System Overview Diagram sit eR ut Peas Genis T ali dee Paes entame den UU pH D RE 7 System Overview scam nie Ceasa SD A AAA AV FREE E E Dea eR PU V PUES ERE 8 Soluce 8 ocu c 8 A A O 8 Alar MORONA a NR A do 8 Remote Controls 8 ACUVISION Assembly sp as pai exo eter D n REA TEE des ERE YA nae tee ee assed Sa 9 ACUVision I O Enclosure Connections 2 10 ACUVISIONIDVMRE CONMECHOMNS s aurea debut Re bera ee ES ne 11 Internal Wining ot the ACUVISION saeua o epEEFPOOPART PB A a dd 11 Installing the ACUVision Panel 444444444 12 X ACUVision User Guide Chapter 2 Hardware sto lO rra a 13 OVetrVIBW sais AAA A A aos 14 Guarding Against Lightning Damage 14 Preliminary Setup 252 eai vens aan a P RM 15 Setting the IPAddress uni ar a DR a Add cecidi d veiba LO SetingiUpiheACU i ccena PPP Paetus ER Ur epit Erde pasa nea ad EE LO Installing the ACUVision Enclosure 242 17 Wi
13. Place the WaveReader CD into the CD ROM drive of the PC workstation 2 The WaveReader install wizard will initialize 3 Follow the steps to install the software We recommend that you accept the default settings suggested by the install wizard Configuring the Cameras using WaveReader There are several settings which should be configured during the initial installation These include Record options such as Event Type Pre and Post Event record time and the speed at which the cameras record pictures e The quality of the pictures the cameras record Disabling unused Camera jacks to optimize the DVMRe recording process These settings are performed using WaveReader though the LAN connection to the DVMRe Starting WaveReader To start the WaveReader program double click on the WaveReader Desktop icon or choose Programs from the Start menu and then select WaveReader The Main window of the WaveReader program will appear Connecting Logging In You must log in to access the features of the WaveReader When logging in you will be asked for a User Name and Password See Default Passwords on page 2 for the correct password The Setup menu becomes available after a successful login Using the Connect command to Log In also initiates access to the address book There are four ways to Connect Log in and start using WaveReader 1 From the Menu Bar click File Login The login screen will appear 2 Click the Login icon on the Icon
14. WARNING can cause death personal injury or damage to unit s A CAUTION Prior to handling ACUVision System components be sure to follow the two rules below to avoid damaging the Integrated Circuits by static electricity e Handle all static sensitive components at a static safeguarded work area e Transport all static sensitive components in static shield containers or packages A CAUTION The ACUVision controllers must have separate conduit run to each enclosure Only cables wires that begin or terminate in the enclosure should run into the enclosure DO NOT use the enclosurels as pull boxes for any foreign wiring The enclosures should be arranged for separate conduit runs VII Introduction NOTICE FIRE SAFETY NOTICE A WARNING NEVER connect any card reader devices or locks onto doors gates or barriers that may be fire exits without first consulting and getting approval of applicable local officials Use of push buttons to exit may be illegal Single action exit may be required Obtain proper permits and approvals in writing before installation Vill ACUVision User Guide Important Information SERVICE STATEMENT Control devices are combined to make a system Each control device is mechanical in nature and all mechanical components must be regularly serviced to optimize their operation All GE Security and authorized distributors offer Technical Support Programs that will ensure your continuous troubl
15. amera You can plug the cable Cable 75 Ohm Coaxial from a single camera into either of these jacks However use only Connectors BNC one of the jacks per camera Once a camera has been connected to a Auto Terminating ves jack the second jack becomes an output jack The signal from the Passive Looping Yes camera is looped directly to the other jack The camera input connectors are Auto Terminating The input signal will automatically be terminated with 75 Ohms unless a 2nd cable is connected to the 2nd BNC connector of the same camera Make sure there is 75 Ohm termination at the end of any video line if the signal is looped through the DVMRe Cameras do not require synchronization Time base correction is performed during digital capture Disable any camera input jacks that are not used See page 23 for more information Video Camera Cable Types Use only cable with a pure copper center conductor Do not use cable with either a copper plated steel or a aluminum center conductor because these do not transfer signals effectively in the frequency range used in CCTV networks A center conductor with low DC resistance is required for effective CCTV operation Solid core bare copper conductor is best suited to video applications except where flexing occurs If the coaxial cable will be subject to flexing during normal use select a cable with a stranded center conductor The preferred dielectric material is cellular foam polyethylene It
16. d after the event occurs The unit will record up to 30 seconds after the completion of the Event at the Event Record Rate 22 ACUVision User Guide We recommend a setting between 10 and 15 seconds The setting made here should match the setting in the security system software Event Record Rate This field indicates the rate at which the camera will record during an event It is expressed in Pictures Per Second PPS The maximum record rate per camera is inversely proportional to the number of cameras connected to the unit The fewer cameras connected the higher the maximum record rate for each camera and vice versa The maximum record rate for multiple cameras is 48pps NTSC 40pps PAL The maximum record rate for a single camera is 30pps NTSC 25pps PAL Select the record rate from the drop down list Time Lapse Record Rate The maximum record rate per camera is inversely proportional to the number of cameras connected to the unit The fewer cameras connected the higher the maximum record rate for each camera and vice versa The maximum record rate for multiple cameras is 48pps NTSC 40pps PAL The maximum record rate for a single camera is 30pps NTSC 25pps PAL Select the record rate from the drop down list Activity Record Rate This field indicates the rate at which the camera will record if activity is detected by the camera while in normal timelapse record mode The maximum record rate per camera is inversely proportiona
17. e Menu and select Camera Setup and the following Een i z E window will display 3 Camera 03 F Place a check mark in the disable box beside each Ec E E camera jack that is not being used in this system E pee m E E Once all the unused cameras have been selected 6 Camera as Zu M click OK to close the window 7 C mera 07 F F The basic camera settings have been configured EE 4 E amais meme nmm gw fs umm w mm wmm xl a xl al xl a xl a xl a a lt lt I COC eee IN I ele I IT aa a 24 ACUVision User Guide Connecting the Access Control Hardware Components Running the Wire and Cables Note the following when running the cables and wires Inrunning cables and wires be sure to observe and follow applicable codes The dry relay contacts are rated at 2 amps at 30 volts maximum All wires should be stranded The maximum length of the wiring between the farthest Remote Module One Stage Reader RRE RIM or RRM and the ACUVision Controller is 4000 ft 1220 m The maximum length of the wiring between the ACUVision Controller and the farthest multi dropped ACU is 4000 ft 1220 m e Guard against lightning damage e All bare Shields should be taped or protected against accidental shorting against electronic components RS 485 Information RS 485 is a differential voltage communication circuit The Impedance is 120 ohms End of line terminators are required
18. e free system performance For further information contact GE Security or your nearest GE Security representative Contact Us Our Address Correspondence should be sent to the following address GE Security 791 Park of Commerce Boulevard Suite 100 Boca Raton FL 33487 USA Tech Support Telephone Numbers Tel 888 GESecurity 888 437 3287 Electronic E mail Address Technical Support rs bctechsupport ge com Web Site http www GESecurity com Contents Contents unen bie Il ACUVISION DE Gompctibilibycs sessao nd se dis III e ls e ES lasers session ane homes A IO V safety Terms Na Symbols 23 A SA A SD iiem lb V For Your Safety e emas asas e REG NER EY Na ea wes ee erage ase EE VI NOTICESFIRE SSAFETY NOTICE i eee teh re eee tee ERN UU ERREUR ER VII Important Information 5 4 e er hr re ese Tene ror er ae E UE ie e E HA s VIII SERVICE STATEMENT scr musee depend ee dais ri n VII Contact US P NE LM RM AR RME NU nr Pa GE SI ADA iii VII Sitges o VIII Tech Support Telephone Numbers semeado eee br et etd ded eee eb edt Cerere OPERE TES VIII Electronic E mail Address caia paes o E A E DN EBD DAE DE VIII ucc c VIII A einer ns ee RS dust IX List of FIRES sar AAA AA RUE XI Chapter 1 ACUVISIDU OYE MEW sarna boe dan Rc dH PP Re oic a 1 ACUVISIOnOVerVIe Wise assine ade Dee DTL GS UR EON UP deg ev erae gus 2 Product Description 2 dac eosam PERCO NEAR be mada o mda edd dide dalla 2 Default PASSWONdS p RUM 2 Unpacking
19. eader Software Manual P N 0150 0143 The Video Archiving Addendum P N 0150 0194 Unpacking Procedure Note If any damage to the shipment is noticed BEFORE unpacking a claim MUST be filed with the commercial carrier immediately All containers should be opened and unpacked carefully in order to prevent damage to the contents The shipment bill of materials is in an envelope taped to one of the containers in the shipment The following procedure is used to unpack the ACUVision System components in preparation for installation 1 Open the container and remove the unit and all packing material Retain the container and all of the packing material They can be used again for reshipment of the component if required A WARNING The ACUVision unit is very heavy Make sure that you have assistance when removing or handling the unit Failure to use good ergonomic procedures could result in serious injury 2 Inspect the container contents for shortages If any items are missing contact GE Security Customer Service Desk at 561 998 6100 3 Visually check the condition of the unit If damage or defect is discovered perform the following Ifthe damage was caused in transit a claim MUST be filed with the commercial carrier Jfany other defect is apparent proceed as described in Packing Instructions and Returning Procedure below Chapter 1 Packing Instructions Printed circuit boards may be shipped in anti static packin
20. ecord Timer i information for one of the cameras 5 T 7 on the DVMRe Use the fields Event TL Event TL Event TL Event TL 5 5 5 5 below the table to change the 20 20 20 20 a 15pps 0 066 spp 15 pps 0 066 spp DISABLE DISABLE settings 0 62 pps 1 6spp 62 pps 1 6 spp DISABLE DISABLE 30 pps 0 033 spp 30 pps 0 033 spp DISABLE DISABLE Type This field indicates the type of z recording that will be used on this camera Select the recording type from the following z options 3 Type TL Event Associated Cameras Event Time Lapse Records at the Time uS re E vent Duration m 5 lapse Record Rate under normal D al conditions Does not change record Post Event Duration B rate during an event Timelapse Record Rate Event Record Rate Activity Record Rate Event 5 Records during events at the 0 62 pps 1 6 spp fis pps 0 066 spp y 3 pps 0 033 spp Event Record Rate Camera does not record under normal conditions ok CANCEL Event plus Time Lapse Records at the Time lapse Record Rate under normal conditions Records at the Event Record Rate during events Pre Event Duration This field indicates the amount of time before an event occurs that the recording will begin The unit will record up to 5 seconds of data ahead of the event trigger at the Event Record Rate Use the slider to select from 0 to 5 seconds Post Event Duration This field indicates the amount of time that the camera will continue to recor
21. g material available directly from GE Security The following procedure is used to pack the ACUVision System components e Carefully pack the defective component using either the original or spare component container and packing material Wrap Printed Circuit Boards in anti static packing material Plastic bags and white foam peanuts are unacceptable packing materials e Return the component to GE Security as described in Returning Procedure Return Procedure The following procedure is used to return any equipment to GE Security 1 Contact GE Security Customer Repairs in 791 Park of Commerce Way Suite 100 Boca Raton FL 33487 advance of returning the equipment The telephone number is 561 998 6100 When you call please have available The GE Security part number and the serial number of the equipment A description of the problem or reason you are returning the equipment e Purchase order number that the repair is to be billed if the equipment is not under warranty 2 Obtain a RA Return Authorization Number from Customer Support 3 Mark the RA Number on all containers returned to GE Security Note Parcels that are not marked with a RA Number will be delayed for repair processing at GE Security and may be returned at sender s expense Be sure to reference the RA Number on all communications concerning the returned equipment Pack carefully and return the equipment to GE Security 5 6 ACUVision User Guide Ge
22. hernet LAN comnection Features e Multiplexer functionality with built in digital recording Triplex simultaneous recording playback and live multiscreen viewing e The ACUVision supports communication with downstream ACU panels RRE reader interface boards RIM alarm input modules and RRM remote relay modules e Each ACUVision Controller can support up to 16 readers and 16 standard or PTZ Cameras e Provides Access Control capabilities supporting up to 50 000 cards e View live or recorded images remotely using WaveReader software Provide alarm monitoring with the available RRE inputs or with an optional RIM Remote Input Module Cabinet tamper and power fail inputs are always monitored Door forced open door held open reader off line and reader tamper alarms are reported to the host e Auto detect video mode on startup NTSC or PAL e Preview search results using the WaveReader utility Record speed selectable per camera Displays include full screen sequenced picture in picture and multiscreens using WaveReader Continuous Recording with simultaneous Archiving PTZ control via ethernet or POTS using CBR KB3 J or KTD 405 keypad Covert camera recording recording without display Integrated WaveBrowser Software One touch image printing directly from the DVMRe Local Tagging of access and alarm events Offline Tagging of access and alarm events Default Passwords Passwords are provided t
23. l display Enter one of the default passwords using the numbered Camera buttons see Default Passwords on page 2 A Menu will display showing MAIN as the highlighted selection Press the Enter button located to the upper left of the dial to select the Main Menu Rotate the Shuttle until Communications is highlighted and press the Enter button A smaller window will open with three menu options select Ethernet and press the Enter button again The following Ethernet Settings window will appear Ethernet Hostname D406T2250419 DHCP Disable The ethernet connection is used to communicate with the access control system or a PC for the viewing of images and controlling the DVMRe Use this menu to configure the Ethernet communications settings Use the Shuttle dial to move through the various fields When the field you want to modify is highlighted use the Jog dial to toggle between available options or to increment or decrement numbers The settings should be as follows Name Service Disable IP Address B SEE BS Subnet Mask 30255 2505 Gateway A So iG Primary Name Server So ali Backup Name Server S TG Print Server 2 So He Ethernet Select Enable TCE EAU fobias Standard CANCEL OK Hostname This will automatically fill with the local system serial number DHCP Select Disable ACUVision uses static IP only rather than DHCP 16 ACUVision User Guide Name Service Select Disable IP Address Sub
24. l to the number of cameras connected to the unit The fewer cameras connected the higher the maximum record rate for each camera and vice versa The maximum record rate for multiple cameras is 48pps NTSC 40pps PAL The maximum record rate for a single camera is 30pps NTSC 25pps PAL Select the record rate from the drop down list Setting Record Quality Once the settings for each camera have been selected click the Record Quality tab and the following screen will appear si Record xj Record Timer R Event Settings Other Settings To adjust the quality at which a camera will record click on the camera number and select the desired setting in the Record Quality field Record Quality a Standard The amount of disk space required for storing Pad the recordings is directly proportional to the quality of the recording High quality give excellent picture quality but also requires the greatest amount of disk space Medium quality provides good picture quality and Standard provides Fair picture quality Once the picture quality has been selected for each camera click OK to close the window Chapter 2 23 Disable Unused Camera Jacks Disabling unused camera jacks increases the xj speed allowed each camera by limiting the Cones Satay ok distribution of timelapse and event recording rates r Title r Covert to just those cameras that are active To disable i mee r r unused cameras open the Display DVMR
25. losures should be arranged for separate conduit runs 1 Remove the door from the enclosure by lifting it off its hinges 2 Remove the mounting plate with the assembly attached from the enclosure a d Unplug the Power Tamper Switch Monitor wire from the assembly See Figure 3 Number 11 and disconnect the Fan Motor Power connector shown below Remove the four hex nuts and washers that secure the mounting plate to the enclosure Lift the mounting plate off the threaded studs and out of the cabinet Place the mounting plate with the assembly in a safe location until you are ready to reinstall it in the cabinet Replace the washers and hex nuts on the studs temporarily for safekeeping 3 Place the enclosure in desired position ground lug located at the bottom left side of the panel Figure 2 door hinge to the left and mark holes 4 Mount enclosure to wall using proper mounting hardware for type of wall construction WARNING The ACUVision unit is very heavy Always have assistence when lifting it Make certain that the enclosure is securely attached to the wall and that it can support the weight of the unit Failure to do this could result in the unit falling and being damaged 5 Remove the applicable knockouts and connect the required conduits to the knockout holes 6 Before reinstalling the mounting plate in the enclosure make sure the enclosure is free of any loose metal particles caused from remo
26. lowing Belden cable number or equivalent is suggested Belden No 9842 24 AWG for 4000 ft 1220 m maximum distance 26 ACUVision User Guide RS485 Ports for ACU RIM and RRM The ACUVision panel Port Two may be used to connect additional readers access control and multi drop alarm panels The additional panels will communicate through the ACUVision s LAN connection The RS485 port can extend up to 4 000 feet to the last panel on the loop See the ACU Installation User Guide for additional information on wiring and connection Connect from 4 to 6 ACU s e Reader Port 1 Connect a combination of up to 4 RIMs RRMs or 8 RREs e Reader Port 2 Connect a combination of up to 4 RIMs RRMs or 8 RREs or this port can be used to Multi Drop to ACUs e PTZ Port Connect Pan Tilt and Zoom camera controllers Connecting Additional ACUs to ACUVision To connect additional multi drop field panels to the RS485 port 2 of the ACUVision panel refer to Figure 5 and the ACU Networked Intelligent Controllers User Guide AV 133419 Figure 5 ACU ACUVision Multi drop ACU wiring for Port 1 4000 feet maximum end to end RX TX RX TX E TX RX TX Rx y SIG GND SG N RX RX Shield TX TH SIG GND Last panel must be terminated Tamper Switch The tamper switch is installed and connected at the factory before shipping The tamper switch alarm point number is same in all ACU panels It is Zone 14 In
27. m Output Command or by a Local Relay Command Sixteen relays are available on each Remote Relay Module RRM They are form C dry contact Two form C dry contact relays are available on the Remote Reader Electronics RRE the One Stage HP Reader and Remote Input Module RIM Since the relays are used for door strikes and outputs the ACUVision Controller will accept both door strike commands and user activated relay commands designated to the same relay The relay contacts are rated at 30 volts AC DC at 2 amps maximum Chapter 1 9 ACUVision Assembly Familiarize yourself with the following drawing showing various components and their location on the ACUVision unit Figure 2 ACUVision Front View Tamper Switch Ventilation Fan M AC Terminal Block A be Optional Batteries 10 ACUVision User Guide ACUVision 1 0 Enclosure Connections This illustration provides a description of the various connectors and their location on the back of the I O unit Figure 3 ACUVision Profile view with I O enclosure connections m W p AC Power Connector Battery Connections Reader Port 1 and Power Switch Reader Port 2 and Power Switch RS 485 PTZ BUS from the DVR RS 485 PTZ BUS RS 232 2 Reader Communication from DVR LAN Input from DVR ETHERNET 10 100 Link to network 10 RS 232 1 from DVR 660006600000 NO Mo HOME o Roo t
28. neral Specifications Table 3 General Specifications for ACUVision Controller Characteristic Specifications Dimensions Height 27 0 in 68 58 cm Width 20 5 in 52 07 cm Depth 8 0 in 20 32 cm Weight With Electronics 85 lb 38 kg Environmental Maximum Temperature 120 F 49 C Minimum Temperature 32 F 0 C Humidity 0 to 95 Relative non condensing Input Power Voltage 100 240 VAC 50 60 Hz Maximum Input Current 2 8A 300 W O 120 VAC Battery Backup Optional 4 Hours minimum with 6 12 V 7AH Batteries Chapter 1 7 System Overview Diagram Figure 1 shows a typical arrangement of the peripherals associated with an ACUVision controller Figure 1 System Overview Diagram To 10 100 HUB auto RS 485 for HOST DOWNLOAD to MULTIDROP of EVENT VIDEO and ACUs or READERS MOTION DETECTOR ACCESS or REQUEST to EXIT TRANSACTIONS DEVICE RRE LOCATED ON SECURE SIDE OF MAGNETIC DOOR CONTACT SWITCH EMBEDDED in the DOOR FRAME ACUVision 16 TOTAL CAMERAS DOOR STRIKE MULTIDROP ii See GE Security ACU RRE RIM and RRM Data Sheets for further details Belden Cable Number 2 TUER Description Distance Limitations or approved equivalent Communication RS 485 and Power 24 V dc 9842 24 AWG 2 pair individual shields com Max 4 000 feet 1 220 meters Controller to Reader or RRE 9407 22 AWG 2 conductor unshielded power Max 1 000 feet 305 meters Door Contact Input 9407
29. net Mask Gateway Enter the IP address the subnet Mask and the Gate way if used numbers that were assigned to this unit by the IT department Primary Name Server Backup Name Server Not used at this time Print Server Not used at this time TCP MTU Size Select Standard This is optimal for Ethernet systems When the fields have the correct settings highlight OK and press the Enter button Setting Up the ACU With the Main menu open use the shuttle to highlight the ACU Setup selection and press the Enter button The following screen will display Communication Address This can be set in the range of 0 F However for most applications leave Ropes Control Unit Setup this set to 0 Communication Address 0 Serial Number 0 PS ACU UDP Port 3001 Serial Number This field is used to distinguish Redundant Server Time out 30 this ACUVision with others in the system The Communication Encryption None x DES Master Key OF 107 0 T range is from 0 to 65535 Enter the Serial Number mes master Key vu o OS for the unit p On O 0 0 0 0 A Port Two Type ACU UDP Port This field is used to assign the E Reader Pore UDP Port for the Video Communication UDP is the subset of the TCP IP protocol that is used for video traffic where lost packets are simply ignored because there is no time to retransmit The universal port setting is 3001 This should not be changed CANCEL oK Redundant Server Time Out
30. o Ro Ro o Ro Ro o Mo Ho o Mo To Nr E o Gba om 9 11 Tamper Switch input 12 DVR Power Switch p e eo eis Chapter 1 11 ACUVision DVMRe Connections This illustration provides a description of the various connectors and their location on the back of the DVMRe unit Figure 4 Back Panel of the DVMRe showing connectors se too A OS st EM 10 11 Note Camera Inputs BNC connector looping Auto Terminating Composite Monitor A Output Composite video output with BNC style connector Y C Monitor A Output Y C video output with 4 pin mini DIN style connector Power Input For connecting the power supply Used by ACUVision RS485 Port 1 Connector For connecting to ACUVision Do Not Modify 10 100 Ethernet Port For connecting to ACUVision Do Not Modify Composite Monitor B Output Composite video output with BNC style connector Y C Monitor B Output Y C video output with 4 pin mini DIN style connector SCSI Port For connecting SCSI compatible archive devices RS232 Connection For connecting to the ACUVision Power and Tamper Switch RS232 Port 2 For connecting to ACUVision Do Not Modify Any connector not referenced above is not used in the operation of the ACUVision For further information about these unused connectors see the GE Video DVMRe Triplex manual located on the documentation CD Internal Wiring of the ACUVision You can use the table below t
31. o limit access to menus and certain functions Two levels of password security are provided Operator Limited menu access only Operator and System View menus are available Installer Complete menu access As a security measure it is recommended that the Operator and Installer passwords be changed after installation is complete see section 3 20 of the GE Security DVMRe User Guide Store the passwords in the administrator s secure files Chapter 1 Passwords The following two tables provide the passwords required to gain access to the DVMRe for various functions Table 1 contains the default passwords for units that have 10 or 16 camera channels Table 1 Default Passwords for the 10 and 16 channel units Changeable Default Password Type Access Level Function by user Password Provides access to the Operator and Press ENTER 4 SystemView menus Times Operator Operator Installer nstaller Provides access to all on screen menus 3477 Factory tall Resets th Itipl to the factory defaults 8111 Defaults nstaller esets the multiplexer to the factory defaults Provides access to the On screen Language Language nstaller meni 5415 Deactivates the ethernet password the unit may nstaller be accessed by any PC equipped with WaveReader Ethernet Access Reset Table 2 contains the default passwords for units that have only 4 camera channels You may modify the Operator and Installer pass
32. o make certain that the I O board and DVMRe are correctly connected The left hand column contains the number of the connector on I O Enclosure Drawing Figure 3 The right hand column contains the number of the connector on the DVMRe Drawing Figure 4 Table 4 ACUVision wiring connections between the O Board and the DVMRe Number on 1 0 Enclosure Drawing Number on DVMRe Drawing 5 5 7 11 8 6 10 10 Thru Hole 4 and Cabinet Fan Connector 12 ACUVision User Guide Installing the ACUVision Panel The following steps are the recommended procedure for installing the ACUVision Panel A WARNING The ACUVision unit is very heavy Make sure that you have assistance when removing or handling the unit Failure to use good ergonomic procedures could result in serious injury 1 Before taking the ACUVision to the location where it will be mounted attach a monitor to the unit for some preliminary setup Set the IP address ACUVision uses static IP addresses These can be obtained from your Information Technology Department see page 15 e Configure the ACU settings for the Unit For this you will need the Serial Number for the ACUVision panel and if Multi Drop ACUs will be used the baud rate they will use for communication see page 16 2 Install the Enclosure and install the DVMRe I O Assembly inside the enclosure For instructions on doing this see page 17 3 Wire the Cameras to the Unit see page 19 4 Power
33. o radio communications You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compli ance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment UL Standards The following GE Security equipment is listed for the following Underwriters Laboratories Standards UL 1076 and UL 294 e e e SAPPHIRE Pro DIAMOND and ONE 32 PLUS Host Computers ACU2 ACU2X and ACUXL Controllers ACU Enclosure with ACU2 PS4 obsolete ACU SAPWR and ACU 8APWR power supplies ACU R2 and ACU R4 Controllers ACU One Stage Reader IGR RMS2WG or B RMS 1 RMS 2 RWE 1 RWE 2 RPX 1 RPX 2 obsolete Remote Reader Electronics and RRE HP configuration RREO 1 2 2A and 4 Part Numbers RREO1 E00 RREO1 E1L RRE02 E00 RREO2 EIL RRE04 E00 AND RRE04 E1L Integrated Keypad Electronics Part Number IKE OORDIGW Remote Input Modules RIM Part Numbers RIM16 E00 amp RIM16 ElL Remote Relay Modules RRM16 E00 Part Numbers RRM16 E00 amp RRM16 E1L Remote Module Enclosure with power supply REN and REND Keypads IGR K11NLWG and IGR K11 WLGW K 10 K 10L K 10P K 10LP K11 obsolete Read Heads RMS 10 and RWE 12 RPP2 50 RPP2 54 RPP2 56 RPP2 58 RPP2 60 obsolete HID ProxPro Model 5355 with and without keypad HID ProxPoint Model 6005 MiniProx Model 5365 Thin Line II Model 5395 Magstripe Extender Part Number IGR RMSMAG EXT Note Any reader or keypads other than the ones listed are not to
34. ring Power to the ACUVision Controller 18 FESSES 18 Connecting Cameras to the DVMRe 444euueeee 19 VideoComera Cable Types iu san ada ER a Da AA ia 19 dep na Sea gre STA ARA a A DA SA OE a oa ie LO InstallingiWaveReader SOfWare 4 dlrs 20 Configuring the Cameras Using WaveReader 20 Starting WOVERCOdE occ cc a ERN RR E ERES 20 Conhecting Logdgirig In 2 re Ebr rob ke blades ode ne PECORE ERE YR TR 20 Retrieving the DVMRe Set p iiseses eere iaa re ed dd dus AE ER REV E E a 21 Setting Record Quality sussa E aaa 22 Disable Unused Camera Jacks 2 00 ieee cece cee cece cere eee tne e ee nan 23 Connecting the Access Control Hardware Components 24 Running the Wiegand Cables 51 ina ia 24 R5 485 AFOMA O ssi sensor li A A A E ps E UTR 24 Terminal Block PIN IMfOMMALION sus ox irr s 24 Remote Module Cable 24 45 eese ur a req Fin E GA e a UNE Mp 25 RS485 Ports TorACU RIM arid RRM us piores as xe re e exc cede POPE UR RITU boat esae da E 26 Connecting Additional ACUs to ACUVision 26 Tamper SWITCH iia A A TETTE ONU RADI in 26 PowerUp ES 27 Power up Procede des 27 A MOTOR 6 Ges 29 List of Figures List of Figures
35. s of the respective products GE software supplied with GE products is proprietary and furnished under license and can be used or copied only in accordance with the license terms THE ENCLOSED PROGRAM IS FURNISHED SUBJECT TO THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS AGREEMENT RETENTION OF THE PROGRAM FOR MORE THAN 30 DAYS OPENING OF THE PROGRAM OR USE OF THE PROGRAM IN ANY MANNER WILL BE SEALED WRAPPER IF ANY SURROUNDING THE CONSIDERED ACCEPTANCE OF THE AGREEMENT TERMS IF THESE TERMS ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE RETURN THE UNUSED PROGRAM AND ANY ACCOMPANYING DOCU MENTATION TO GE FOR A FULL REFUND OF THE LICENSE FEE PAID FOR INFORMATION REGARDING THE RETURN OF PROGRAMS ENCODED OR INCORPORATED WITHIN EQUIPMENT CONTACT THE NEAREST GE SALES OFFICE Use this product only for the purpose for which it was designed refer to the data sheet and user documentation For the latest product information contact your GE sales representative or visit us online at www gesecurity com This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equi pment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful inter ference t
36. stallation Environment Power Ensure that the installation site s AC power is stable and within the rated voltage Ventilation Ensure that the location planned for the installation of the unit is well ventilated Take note of the locations of the cooling vents in the unit s enclosure and ensure that they are not obstructed Temperature Extremes of heat or cold beyond the specified operating temperature limits may cause the unit to fail Chapter 2 27 Power Up It is important that the power up procedures be followed carefully The unit uses its auto detect feature to detect camera signals during power up and configure itself automatically Power up procedure Once the system installation is complete apply power in the following order 1 2 3 Energize the monitors all of the cameras and all devices on the system Energize the DVMRe Triplex by turning the three switches on the I O enclosure on See Figure 3 Once power is applied to the unit it will begin its power up procedure The unit will begin by displaying the software version on Monitor A then the unit will begin recording automatically Check Video Input Quality Check the picture quality by selecting each camera for full screen display If the picture quality 1s poor check the following items e The BNC connections The loop through terminations The video levels of incoming signals The possibility of ground loops Consult the camera s installation ins
37. t likely to be encountered A WARNING Be sure to observe battery manufacturer s instructions This warning applies to the Gel Cell batteries PN ACU BATO7 Danger Explosive Gases e Can cause blindness or severe injury e Use in a well ventilated area away from open flame cigarettes sparks and other sources of ignition e Shield eyes and face when working around battery e Donot make direct contact between the positive and negative terminals e Donot puncture disassemble or incinerate battery e Dispose of in accordance with environmental regulations Poison Contains lead compounds and corrosive acid e Contains sulfuric acid and can cause sever burns In the event of contact flush with water and obtain immediate medical attention Keep out of reach of Children Charge in accordance with manufacturer s instructions A WARNING The ACUVision components described in this manual contain electrical shock hazard potential Only qualified personnel should perform installation and maintenance Use the appropriate procedures to remove power before proceeding with servicing A WARNING Make certain that the AC power source circuit breaker s is off BEFORE proceeding Failure to heed this WARNING can cause damage to unit s DANGER Do not use the ACUVision Controller s Remote Reader Electronics RRE Remote Input Module RIM or Remote Relay Module RRM to switch any voltage above 30 volts Failure to heed this
38. tructions for additional information about proper camera setup 28 ACUVision User Guide Index Access control functions ACUVision assembly diagram Alarm monitoring functions BNC British Naval Connector DVMRe enclosure connections Enclosure tamper switch General Specifications Installing the enclosure Lightning damage Index A rre rare Uere 14 NTSC National TV Standards Committee 14 PAL Phase Alternating Line uns 14 Postal address Vill Pulling witesand Cables ii 25 Remote relay module iia 8 Ret rn procedure cos eot e teen e o tested ee rare Eng 5 RS 485 communication us 24 Running wire and cables 24 System DESC ini 8 System Overview didga assiste sas eie ne FREU 7 Technical support e mail address sss VIII UL Staridards nre ere nus ERU EXE EE SERES III Wiring power t the unit eorr deep e tire rien 18 30 ACUVision User Guide
39. ving knockouts 7 Reinstall the assembly mounting plate as follows a b c d Remove the hex nuts and washers from the studs of the enclosure Place the assembly mounting plate on the studs of the enclosure Place the washers and hex nuts on the studs and tighten securely Plug the Power Tamper Switch monitor wire into the assembly and reconnect the Fan Motor Power connector 18 ACUVision User Guide Wiring Power to the ACUVision Controller The Power Supply requires 100 240 VAC to produce the appropriate low voltages to power the ACUVision controller A WARNING Make certain that the AC power source circuit breaker s is OFF before proceeding Failure to heed this WARNING can cause death personal injury or damage to unit s A CAUTION Power wiring must be dressed so that it does not come in contact with any low voltage wiring AC Conduit should be mounted to the enclosure on the bottom left side Note Note Connect the AC power circuit according to local electrical codes after all other wiring is connected Disconnect the AC power circuit until after all other wiring is connected When two or more ACUVision Controllers are connected to the 120 VAC power source splice the wires with wire nuts DO NOT attempt to connect two or more wires to the same terminal Use 12 AWG maximum wire size Factory recommends the use of stranded wire color coded black white and green for 120 VAC and color coded
40. words for greater security Table 2 Default Passwords for the 4 channel unit Changeable Default Password Type Access Level Function by user Password Provides access to the Operator and Yes Press ENTER 4 Operator Operator SystemView menus Times Installer Installer Provides access to all on screen menus Factory Install Resets th Itipl to the f defaults Defaults nstaller esets the multiplexer to the factory defaults Provides access to the On screen Language menu Language Installer Deactivates the ethernet password the unit may Installer be accessed by any PC equipped with WaveReader Ethernet Access Reset 3 ACUVision User Guide Unpacking Packing and Returning Instructions The following is a step by step procedure for unpacking inspecting and returning any of the ACUVision System equipment A CAUTION Prior to handling ACUVision System components be sure to follow the two rules below to avoid damaging the Integrated Circuits by static electricity e Handle all static sensitive components at a static safeguarded work area e Transport all static sensitive components in static shield containers or packages Package Contents The ACUVision unit The ACUVision User Guide P N 4609360014 e DVMRe Triplex QuickStart Guide DVMRe Triplex User Manual P N 0150 0193H e WaveWatch 2 1 User Manual P N 0150 0189 e A WaveReader Software CD P N 0151 0005 25W11 The WaveR
41. xteen PTZ cameras ACUVision provides two ports which can be configured with eight devices on each port or with one port used for readers and the other for multidropped ACUs The on board 10 100 LAN connection provides ACUVision communications to the server and workstations for administration download archiving and alarm response capabilities The LAN connection is also ACUVision s upgrade medium Guarding Against Lightning Damage Lightning can do a great deal of damage to electronic equipment Adhering to the following guidelines will significantly reduce equipment damage resulting from lightning e Avoid running wiring across or near to any lightning rod grounding wires Also avoid running wiring near any cable or wires connected to an outside TV or radio antenna Make sure to ground the ACUVision Controller enclosure carefully following GE Security instructions The preferred ground is an 8 ft 2 5 m copper rod driven into the earth as near to the equipment location as possible The second choice of ground is a copper cold water pipe An insulated junction at the water meter MUST NOT isolate the pipe DO NOT use hot water radiator gas piping or plastic plumbing pipes The third and least desirable ground is the building electrical system ground wire Use at least AWG 12 copper wire for grounding Choose the grounding location that makes the shortest and most direct path to ground Minimize the length of the wire and avoid all t
42. ypes of turns in the ground return path Ground all external mounted enclosures housings such as used for readers gate controls etc to reduce the risk of damage to the equipment The entire alarm and or access system should be tested at least once a year to ensure that lightning damage has not gone undetected Grounding must be in accordance with the National Electrical Code NEC Article 250 state and local codes Chapter 2 15 Preliminary Setup All communication with the unit once it is installed will be through the LAN network and a static IP address on the unit Because these have to be set using the DVMRe controls and a video monitor we recommended that these setup functions be performed before taking the unit to the field These functions are Set the IP Address e Configure the ACU settings on the ACUVision Attach a monitor to the back of the DVMRe and connect it and the unit to a power source Now start the DVMRe A CAUTION Ifthe IP address is not set at the unit during installation ACUVision will not be able to function Setting the IP Address To set the IP address and the ACU settings you will use the Jog Shuttle dials located on the front of the DVMRe shown to the right The inner dial is the Shuttle The outer Ring is the Jog ES ge Press the Menu button located to the lower left of the Dial to open the Menu Note When you click the Menu button at the beginning of a session a Password window wil
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