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The AD2150 is a powerful, self-contained video matrix switcher/controller

FEATURES

Site Control

Users can control fixed or variable-speed domes, pan/tilts,

motorized lenses, auxiliary outputs and 72 Presets per video

input at suitably-equipped camera sites.

System Setup

The system features can be programmed through integral on-

screen menus or via PC-based setup software.

RS-232 Communications

Three ports allow standard communication with keyboards,

alarm interface units, computers, etc. Each port is individually

programmable for data rates of 1200, 2400, 4800, or 9600 baud.

Each port can expand to four ports with the optional AD1981 or

AD2081 port expanders. This expands the maximum available

RS-232 ports to 12.

Selectable On-Screen Display

Each monitor can display the date/time, video input number,

16-character user-definable video input title and monitor status.

Three date formats are provided: MM/DD/YY,

DD/MM/YY or YY/MM/DD. The on-screen display uses white

characters with black outline to optimize viewing on diverse

contrast scenes. The user can turn the following displays on

and off: video input number and monitor status, the video input

title, and date/time displays. Text controls include incremental

horizontal/vertical positioning and display brightness.

Monitor Tours

An operator can define a tour for any video output at any time.

These tours provide 64 positions for insertion of video inputs—

each with an individual dwell time. The same video input may

be inserted in multiple positions. Tours can be run forward or

in reverse. They can include the same video input multiple

times.

Video inputs partitioned from a monitor are automatically

skipped.

Universal Tours

Twenty four tours of video inputs or salvos may be established

for call-up to monitors at any time. Each tour provides 64

positions for insertion of video inputs — each with an

individual dwell time, a Preset, and an auxiliary action. Tours

can be run forward or in reverse. They can include the same

video input multiple times and/or multiple Presets from a single

camera.

Tours can be connected together to form sequences of more

than 64 video inputs. Video inputs partitioned from a monitor

are automatically skipped.

Event Timers

There are 35 user-programmable times available. These

times may be independently designated for multiple days of the

week to automatically call up Universal Tours to video

output(s).

Salvo Switching

Salvo switching allows multiple video inputs to be called

simultaneously to multiple contiguous video outputs. Eight

individual groups (Salvos), consisting of up to five video inputs

(each with a Preset and/or auxiliary function) can be called

either manually or as part of a Universal Tour.

Automatic Alarm Callup—128 Alarm Inputs

Alarm inputs can be programmed to call any video input or

group of video inputs to any one or more video outputs. A

Preset, auxiliary action, and individual dwell time may be

defined for each alarm input. Any of 25 alarm display/clearance

methods may be selected independently for each video output.

Alarm Display Modes

The alarm display mode is user-selectable for each video

group.

• Hold: Displays initial alarm until cleared.

Queues subsequent alarms.

• Sequence: Sequences multiple alarms with individual dwell

times until cleared.

• Sequence and Display: Displays initial alarm on one video

output until alarm is cleared. Subsequent alarms are

sequenced on a second output (while they are active).

• Block Hold: Alarms are displayed on blocks (groups) of

video outputs. Any number of blocks may be programmed

with up to five video outputs in each individual block.

• Block Sequence: Alarms are displayed or sequenced on

blocks (groups) of video outputs. Any number of blocks may

be programmed with up to five video outputs in each

individual block.

Alarm Clearance

The alarm clearance method is user-selectable for each video

output.

• Acknowledge: Removes an alarm only after the alarm has

been manually acknowledged.

• AutoClear: Automatically removes an alarm approximately

20 seconds after the input deactivates (if the alarm has not

already been manually acknowledged). Manual

acknowledgment may be disabled as a security measure.

• Instant AutoClear: Automatically removes an alarm when an

input deactivates (if the alarm has not already been

manually acknowledged). Manual acknowledgment may be

disabled as a security measure.

Status output

An RS-232 port may be programmed to output both occurrence

of and removal of all alarm events. An alarm event message

includes date/time of event, contact number, video input

number, video output number and alarm status.

System Partitioning

System flexibility is further enhanced by defining authorized

access to keyboards, video inputs, and video outputs. System

Partitioning includes the following:

• Keyboard-to-Monitor Access: Prevents selected keyboards

from accessing selected video outputs.

• Monitor-to-Camera Access: Prevents selected video outputs

from displaying video from selected video inputs.

• Keyboard-to-Camera Access: Prevents selected keyboards

from calling or controlling selected video inputs.

• Keyboard-to-Camera Control Access: Prevents selected

keyboards from controlling remote functions at selected

camera sites.

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