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Digital Intrusion Detector
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Quick Guide
This Vicon Quick Guide is intended to get you up and running quickly. See the complete manual for in-depth information on the DigiTek.
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Connections Alarm Output 13 12 11 10 9
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Programming Monitor 1
25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14
Connect a monitor to the MON A BNC. You may view the programming screens on this monitor only.
VIEW OF WIRING SIDE
Alarm Devices Pins 1-16 Alarm Out 1-16 Pins 17-19 Ground
Individual alarm output for each camera.
Relay 1 Pin 20 Pin 21 Pin 22
Camera Inputs
Normally open Ground Normally closed
Two dry contact relays for connection to extended equipment such as a VCR.
Relay 2 Pin 23 Pin 24 Pin 25
Normally open Ground Normally closed
Power
The number above the BNC connector is the camera number. Connect cameras in ascending order starting with input “1”.
Looping Outputs
Connect a cable from the unit to a suitable power supply.
Used for looping individual camera inputs out to other devices. Final destination must be terminated with 75 ohms. Terminate all unused looping outputs with 75 ohms.
Alarm Input 13 12 11 10 9
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25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14
VIEW OF WIRING SIDE
Alarm Devices Pins 1-16 Alarm In 1-16 Pins 17-19 Ground
Monitor or VCR Connect a second monitor to the MON B BNC. You may connect a VCR to the MON B BNC if you do not need the second monitor. Connect the MON B BNC to Video In on the VCR.
External alarm devices signal the unit when they go active.
For complete instructions, see Instruction Manual X865.
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Operation Selecting a Monitor SHIFT
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Selecting a Camera
MONITOR A
Then press:
MONITOR B
OR
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Select a monitor.
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16
Press and hold
Press a camera key. NOTE: Press the key twice if the camera was connected after the unit was powered.
Sequencing Video Note: If the camera was not included in the sequence stack during programming, you must refer to Instruction Manual X865 to include the camera. To start a sequence:
SHIFT
START
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4
Press and hold
Then press
Select a monitor.
SHIFT
STOP
1
5
Press and hold
Then press
To stop a sequence:
Acknowledging Alarms Manually
Viewing the Alarm List Manually
MONITOR A
SHIFT
ACK
SHIFT
1
2
1
7
Press and hold
Then press
Press and hold
Then press
SHIFT
MONITOR A
SHIFT
VIEW
1
2
1
6
Press and hold
Then press
Press and hold
Then press
Reviewing Motion Alarm Setup SHIFT
MONITOR A
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2
Press and hold
1
. . .
Then press
16
Press and hold camera key for 3 seconds.
Status Indicators
The detection zone will display as a shaded area. Any currently active cells will flash.
To cancel display:
7 RUBOUT
Alarm Setup Indicators
Status Indication
Explanation
S P A N
Monitor is sequencing video. Sequencing paused. An alarm has been detected. Detection function has been disabled.
Detection Indication
S/L T ACT
Explanation
Current sensitivity level. Countdown time for special display. Number of active cells.
For complete instructions, see Instruction Manual X865.
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DigiTek Digital Intrusion Detector Front Panel Notes: Each procedure begins from a blank (non-programming) screen. Follow the onscreen commands to exit. Four-channel units have blank key faces for keys 5-8.
Assigning Passcodes SHIFT
MENU
1
8
Press and hold
Then press STOP
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5
3
STOP
Use this key to select Change Passcode.
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STOP
To choose Yes. A passcode will always be required if Yes is selected.
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Use camera keys to define the secondary passcode.
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5
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Use camera keys to define the master passcode.
Record these passcodes!
Programming Alarm Zones SHIFT
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1
8
Press and hold
Then press
Use the arrow keys...
STOP
MENU
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To define first corner of detection area.
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STOP
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3
Use the arrow keys...
8 ENTER
STOP
To choose camera number.
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To define second corner of detection area.
8 ENTER
Defining Detection Sensitivity SHIFT
STOP
MENU
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5
STOP
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5
To choose camera number.
STOP
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5
Press and hold Then press STOP
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To choose Indoors or Outdoors.
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3
or 5
To choose sensitivity level: 1=least sensitive 8=most sensitive AUTO=automatically adjusts
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3
or
or 5
To choose minimum object size: Range=1 to 256 cells. Default=20 cells.
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3
or 5
To choose the update rate of the reference image.
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To choose the minimum time that an object must be present in scene to generate an alarm.
For complete instructions, see Instruction Manual X865.
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Programming Enabling All Cameras SHIFT
STOP
MENU
To select Detection.
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1
8
Press and hold
Then press
5
If disabled, use the right arrow key to select Enabled.
Disabling Individual Cameras Note: Cameras were globally enabled for intrusion detection in the previous section. You may now disable individual cameras using this procedure. SHIFT
STOP
MENU
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8
Press and hold
Then press
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STOP
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STOP
To select camera number.
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Change the setting to Disabled for this camera.
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Programming Alarm Inputs SHIFT
MENU
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Use this key to select Alarm Inputs.
STOP
STOP
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To choose input number.
STOP
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5
To enable/ disable the selected input.
STOP
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5
To select normally Open or Closed.
Press and hold Then press
Programming Alarm Outputs SHIFT
MENU
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8
Press and hold Then press 4
To select the alarm output number.
or 5
STOP
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5
STOP
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5
STOP
STOP
Use this key to select Alarm Outputs.
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Choose ZN for output on monitor detection only. Choose ZN or INP for output on monitor and hardwired alarms.
To select manual (OFF) or automatic (AUTO) acknowledgement.
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or 5
STOP
To enable/ disable the alarm buzzer.
STOP
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5
To specify that an alarm list will display automatically or only upon manual call-up.
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5
To choose normally Open or Closed.
STOP
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5
To define the effect of manual acknowledgement.
STOP
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5
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To choose Momentary or Latching.
To specify that cells on the monitor screen flash (ON) or do not flash (OFF) during intrusion detection.
For complete instructions, see Instruction Manual X865.
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Quick Guide Frequently Asked Questions
My DigiTek intermittently comes up with false alarms. What is the problem? This symptom is most commonly attributed to incorrect set up of the sensitivity menu. There must be some trial and error tests run to simulate alarms in order to achieve optimum performance. How can I check my settings for accuracy in live mode? Press and hold the desired camera button until the screen displays: S/L:, T:, ACT. These represent your settings during live use. Can I loop a camera through the DigiTek without affecting my motion detection? Yes. Looped cameras are not affected at all. In fact, it is beneficial because the DigiTek provides video loss detection. Can both A & B monitor outputs be used for motion detection alarms? Only Monitor A can be used for alarms. Monitor B is a nonalarm monitor for camera selection and sequencing only. While sequencing cameras on the monitors, the images roll from one to the next before locking in. What is the problem? The DigiTek is an analog switcher and does not digitize the video. Therefore, the cameras should be vertically phased to one another in order to achieve roll free switching. Refer to the camera installation manual. When I connect a camera to the DigiTek and loop that signal to another device, will the Time/Date/Titling information be overlaid on the video? No. The Time/Date/Titling information is generated by the DigiTek and only appears on the monitor outputs. A loop out signal is a continuation of the input signal. Be sure that all inputs are terminated at the DigiTek or at the final device in the loop. I have fed a signal from the DigiTek to a VCR but do not see a “termination” switch or plug on the VCR. How do I terminate the signal? All VCRs automatically terminate the signal fed to them. No termination switch or connector is necessary.
For complete instructions, see Instruction Manual X865.
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