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    3
    Connection with the Monitors and Time Lapse VCRs
    Connect the Monitors to the Monitor Output Connectors (MONITOR OUT) on the Video Output Board(s).
    Connect the Time Lapse VCR as shown in the example below.
    TL
    TL
    TL
    TL
    246810121416
    ALARM
    IN 1
    COM2ALARM
    RESET IN 3ALARMRECOVER OUT4
    ALARM
    OUT 5
    1 SHOT IN67TAPE END
    OUT8
    WARNING
    OUT 9
    HUMID OUT10REC OUT 11REC REVIEW
    OUT12
    SERIES
    REC IN 13
    14TIME
    ADJUST IN 15TIMEADJUST OUT16 COMSERIES
    REC OUT
    13579111315
    OUT    IN
    OUT
       IN
    OUT    IN
    OUT    IN
    MONITOR
    ALARM OUT
    RESET OUT
    EXT TIMING IN
    RECOVER  IN
    OUTPUT
    1
    2
    3
    4
    CAMERA
    SW OUT
    VCR
    Monitor
    Monitor
    Monitor
    Monitor Video Output Board
    Connection with the Monitors and Time Lapse VCRs 
    						
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    3
    Connection with the System Controllers
    Data Line Connection
    Up to eight WV-CU550C System Controllers can be installed in a  Matrix System.
    The Control Board installed in the WJ-SX550C Matrix Switcher has eight ports that correspond to eight WV-CU550C System
    Controller inputs.
    If the supplied 6-conductor cable assembly is used, simply plug one end of the cable into a port on the Control Board and the
    other end into one of the ports on the rear of the System Controller.
    If you use cables assembled from locally procured materials, it is important that only high quality, data grade cable, suitable
    for RS-485 communication (shielded 4-wire twisted pair cable) is used.
    Low grade cable will result in unstable operation of the system.
    Normal ModeOFFMODE
    ON
    CAM-P ModeOFFMODE
    ON
    Normal Mode:Enables selection of function menus on the LCD display, except the CAM-P (D5) Menu.
    CAM-P Mode:Enables selection of the CAM-P (D5) Menu on the LCD display, including the menus available in Normal
    Mode. Choose this mode to use the Camera Position functions.
    Set the mode before turning the System Controller’s power on.
    Once the System Controllers power has been turned on, the mode is fixed. The factory default setting is Normal Mode.
    Mode Selection Switch Setting
    The Mode Selection Switch, that selects the operation mode of the System Controller, is located on the rear of the System
    Controller. Set the switches to meet the system requirement as shown below.
    6
    16
    1
    Matrix SwitcherSystem Controller
    Pin No. Designation Direction
    Control Board System Controller
    1 Ground Ground
    2 RB TB Switcher ←Controller
    3 RA TA Switcher ←Controller
    4 TB RB Switcher ←Controller
    5 TA RA Switcher ←Controller
    6 Ground Ground
    RATA
    RB TB
    TA RA
    TB RB
    Matrix Switcher System Controller 
    						
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    3
    Direct connection to the Control Board (“Home Run” Type Wiring)
    In this type of installation there is one control cable directly connecting each System Controller to one Control Board port.
    Refer to the connections and controller settings in the figure shown below.
    INOUTTERMON OFF
    DATA
    0123456789
    CONTROLLER
    UNIT NO.
    1-8
    Controller 1
    INOUTTERMON OFF
    DATA
    0123456789
    CONTROLLER
    UNIT NO.
    1-8
    Controller 2
    INOUTTERMON OFF
    DATA
    0123456789
    CONTROLLER
    UNIT NO.
    1-8
    Controller 3
    INOUTTERMON OFF
    DATA
    0123456789
    CONTROLLER
    UNIT NO.
    1-8
    Controller 4
    INOUTTERMON OFF
    DATA
    0123456789
    CONTROLLER
    UNIT NO.
    1-8
    Controller 5
    INOUTTERMON OFF
    DATA
    0123456789
    CONTROLLER
    UNIT NO.
    1-8
    Controller 6
    INOUTTERMON OFF
    DATA
    0123456789
    CONTROLLER
    UNIT NO.
    1-8
    Controller 7
    INOUTTERMON OFF
    DATA
    0123456789
    CONTROLLER
    UNIT NO.
    1-8
    Controller 8
    Control Board
    Matrix Switcher WJ-SX550C
    CONTROL
    DATA 1
    DATA 2
    DATA 3
    DATA 4
    DATA 5
    DATA 6
    DATA 7
     
    TEST 1
    TEST 2
    ON Termination
    Switch
    Controller 1 ON
    ON
    ON
    ON
    ON
    ON
    ON0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0
    0 Controller 2
    Controller 3
    Controller 4
    Controller 5
    Controller 6
    Controller 7
    Controller 8
    Controller
    Unit Number
    Termination and Controller Unit Number Setting
    Home Run Connections
    Notes:
    • Do not set  “1” to “9” for controller unit numbers.
    • Confirm that the jumper connector (CN13) on the
    Control Board is positioned as shown below.
    CN13 
    						
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    3
    Indirect connection to the Control Board (“Daisy-Chain” Type Wiring)
    In this type of installation only one control cable directly connects between the System Controller #1 and the Control Board.
    The rest of the System Controllers connect to System Controller #1 in a Daisy-Chain connection.
    Refer to the connections and controller settings in the figure shown below.
    INOUTTERMON OFF
    DATA
    0123456789
    CONTROLLER
    UNIT NO.
    1-8
    Controller 1
    INOUTTERMON OFF
    DATA
    0123456789
    CONTROLLER
    UNIT NO.
    1-8
    Controller 2
    INOUTTERMON OFF
    DATA
    0123456789
    CONTROLLER
    UNIT NO.
    1-8
    Controller 3
    INOUTTERMON OFF
    DATA
    0123456789
    CONTROLLER
    UNIT NO.
    1-8
    Controller 4
    Control Board
    Matrix Switcher WJ-SX550C
    CONTROL
    DATA 1
    DATA 2
    DATA 3
    DATA 4
    DATA 5
    DATA 6
    DATA 7
    DATA 8
    TEST 1
    TEST 2
    Daisy-Chain Connections
    Termination
    SwitchController
    Unit Number
    Controller 1 OFF
    OFF
    OFF
    ON1
    2
    3
    4 Controller 2
    Controller 3
    Controller 4
    Notes:
    • To avoid unstable operation, do not connect more than
    4 System Controllers in a daisy-chain connection.
    • The response may be poorer in a daisy-chain connec-
    tion. To operate multiple System Controllers at the
    same time, it is recommended to use a Home Run con-
    nection.
    • Confirm that the jumper connector (CN13) on the
    Control Board is positioned as shown below.Termination and Controller Unit Number Setting
    Note:Do not set “0” or “9” for controller unit numbers.
    CN13 
    						
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    3
    Combination of direct and indirect connections
    (Both “Home Run” and “Daisy-Chain” wiring in one system)
    In this type of installation there is a mixture of wiring methods, with some System Controllers connecting directly to the Control
    Board while other System Controllers connect to the Control Board through other System Controllers.
    Refer to the connections and controller settings in the figure shown below.
    INOUTTERMON OFF
    DATA
    0123456789
    CONTROLLER
    UNIT NO.
    1-8
    Controller 1
    INOUTTERMON OFF
    DATA
    0123456789
    CONTROLLER
    UNIT NO.
    1-8
    Controller 2
    INOUTTERMON OFF
    DATA
    0123456789
    CONTROLLER
    UNIT NO.
    1-8
    Controller 3
    INOUTTERMON OFF
    DATA
    0123456789
    CONTROLLER
    UNIT NO.
    1-8
    Controller 4
    INOUTTERMON OFF
    DATA
    0123456789
    CONTROLLER
    UNIT NO.
    1-8
    Controller 5
    INOUTTERMON OFF
    DATA
    0123456789
    CONTROLLER
    UNIT NO.
    1-8
    Controller 6
    INOUTTERMON OFF
    DATA
    0123456789
    CONTROLLER
    UNIT NO.
    1-8
    Controller 7
    INOUTTERMON OFF
    DATA
    0123456789
    CONTROLLER
    UNIT NO.
    1-8
    Controller 8
    Control Board
    Matrix Switcher WJ-SX550C
    CONTROL
    DATA 1
    DATA 2
    DATA 3
    DATA 4
    DATA 5
    DATA 6
    DATA 7
    DATA 8
    TEST 1
    TEST 2
    Combination Connections
    ON Termination
    Switch
    Controller 1 ON
    ON
    OFF
    OFF
    OFF
    ON
    OFFAny Number 1-8 1
    2
    3
    3
    3
    3
    4
    4 Any Number 1-8
    1
    2
    3
    4
    1
    2 Controller 2
    Controller 3
    Controller 4
    Controller 5
    Controller 6
    Controller 7
    Controller 8
    Controller
    Unit NumberController Number
    on Status Monitor
    Termination and Controller Unit Number Setting Notes:
    • Do not set “0” or “9” for controller unit numbers.
    • The Controller number on the status monitor is
    determined by the Control Board port number.
    • Confirm that the jumper connector (CN13) on the
    Control Board is positioned as shown below.
    CN13 
    						
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    3
    Connection with the Alarm Sensor Units
    Connect the sensor switches to the Alarm Input Connector
    on the Alarm Board as shown in the example below.1-32
    37
    2019
    1Alarm Sensor
    #32 Common (Ground)
    Alarm Sensor
    #1 Alarm Sensor
    #2
    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    9
    10
    11
    12
    13
    14
    15
    16
    17
    18
    19Alarm 1
    Alarm 2
    Alarm 3
    Alarm 4
    Alarm 5
    Alarm 6
    Alarm 7
    Alarm 8
    Alarm 9
    Alarm 10
    Alarm 11
    Alarm 12
    Alarm 13
    Alarm 14
    Alarm 15
    Alarm 16
    Alarm 17
    Alarm 18
    Alarm 19Alarm 65
    Alarm 66
    Alarm 67
    Alarm 68
    Alarm 69
    Alarm 70
    Alarm 71
    Alarm 72
    Alarm 73
    Alarm 74
    Alarm 75
    Alarm 76
    Alarm 77
    Alarm78
    Alarm 79
    Alarm 80
    Alarm 81
    Alarm 82
    Alarm 8320
    21
    22
    23
    24
    25
    26
    27
    28
    29
    30
    31
    32
    33
    34
    35
    36
    37Alarm 20
    Alarm 21
    Alarm 22
    Alarm 23
    Alarm 24
    Alarm 25
    Alarm 26
    Alarm 27
    Alarm 28
    Alarm 29
    Alarm 30
    Alarm 31
    Alarm 32
    Not used
    Not used
    Not used
    Ground
    GroundAlarm 84
    Alarm 85
    Alarm 86
    Alarm 87
    Alarm 88
    Alarm 89
    Alarm 90
    Alarm 91
    Alarm 92
    Alarm 93
    Alarm 94
    Alarm 95
    Alarm 96
    Not used
    Not used
    Not used
    Ground
    Ground Pin No.Designation
    Pin No.Designation
    Board No.1 Board No.2 Board No.1 Board No.2
    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    9
    10
    11
    12
    13
    14
    15
    16
    17
    18
    19Alarm 33
    Alarm 34
    Alarm 35
    Alarm 36
    Alarm 37
    Alarm 38
    Alarm 39
    Alarm 40
    Alarm 41
    Alarm 42
    Alarm 43
    Alarm 44
    Alarm 45
    Alarm 46
    Alarm 47
    Alarm 48
    Alarm 49
    Alarm 50
    Alarm 51Alarm 97
    Alarm 98
    Alarm 99
    Alarm 100
    Alarm 101
    Alarm 102
    Alarm 103
    Alarm 104
    Alarm 105
    Alarm 106
    Alarm 107
    Alarm 108
    Alarm 109
    Alarm 110
    Alarm 111
    Alarm 112
    Alarm 113
    Alarm 114
    Alarm 11520
    21
    22
    23
    24
    25
    26
    27
    28
    29
    30
    31
    32
    33
    34
    35
    36
    37Alarm 116
    Alarm 117
    Alarm 118
    Alarm 119
    Alarm 120
    Alarm 121
    Alarm 122
    Alarm 123
    Alarm 124
    Alarm 125
    Alarm 126
    Alarm 127
    Alarm 128
    Not used
    Not used
    Not used
    Ground
    Ground Pin No.Designation
    Pin No.Designation
    Board No.1 Board No.2 Board No.1 Board No.2
    Alarm 52
    Alarm 53
    Alarm 54
    Alarm 55
    Alarm 56
    Alarm 57
    Alarm 58
    Alarm 59
    Alarm 60
    Alarm 61
    Alarm 62
    Alarm 63
    Alarm 64
    Not used
    Not used
    Not used
    Ground
    Ground
    1-32
    37
    2019
    1
    33-64
    37
    2019
    1 
    						
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    3
    Connection between the Data Board and Camera Site
    Connect the Data Board and the Camera Controller (or specified camera) using the specified data cable.
    A basic connection is shown in the figure below.
    DATA(RS485)
    A
    T
    B
    1A
    R
    B
    G
    A
    T
    B
    2A
    R
    BGND
    DATAT(A) T(B) R(A) R(B)
    Then make the following settings on the Setup Menu of each component.
    •Matrix Switcher
    Set Up
    F1:-- F2:-- F3:DEL F4:PopSystem RS-485
    RS-485
    Site Communication
    #1
    Up
    #2
    Daisy
    #3
    #4
    #5
    #6
    #7
    #8
    NumberF/HDuplexDelayTimeBaudRateWaitTime
    02
    04
    06
    10Off
    Off
    100
    Off
    Off
    Off
    Off
    OffOff
    Off
    Off
    Off
    Off
    Off
    StopBit
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1
    1ParityCheck
    None
    None
    None
    None
    None
    None
    None
    NoneDataBit
    8
    8
    8
    8
    8
    8
    8
    8
    When Daisy Mode is on only #1 will be available
    Off
    19200
    9600
    19200
    19200
    1200
    19200
    19200
    19200 Full
    Half
    Full
    Full
    Full
    Full
    Full
    Full
    Camera In
    Off
    Off Board Addr.          1
    •Camera Controller
        ** Communication **
     Unit Number   1
     Baud Rate     19200
     Data Bit     8
     Parity Check None
     Stop Bit     1
     Xon/Xoff     Not Use
     Wait Time    Off
     Delay Time   Off
     Alarm Data   Off
    Return
    Direct Connection between the Data Board and Camera Controllers
    In this type of connection there is one data cable directly connecting each Data Connector to the WV-RM70 Camera Controller
    (or specified camera). Refer to the connections and settings shown below.
    4-Line (Full Duplex) Connection
    TXD
    TB
    RA (+)
    RB
    GNDRXDTA (+)
    DATA(RS485)A
    T
    B
    1A
    R
    B
    G
    A
    T
    B
    2A
    R
    B
    G
    A
    T
    B
    3A
    R
    B
    G
    A
    T
    B
    4A
    R
    B
    G
    A
    T
    B
    5A
    R
    B
    G
    A
    T
    B
    6A
    R
    B
    G
    A
    T
    B
    7A
    R
    B
    G
    A
    T
    B
    8A
    R
    B
    G
    R(A)
    R(B)
    GND
    T(A)
    T(B)
    GND
    S W
    SW100, 150,  200, 250
          300, 350, 400, 450
    FULL: 4 lines(Internal Switch: SW5, 4 line)
    TA (+)
    TB
    RA (+)
    RB
    GND
    1
    TA (+)
    TB
    RA (+)
    RB
    GND
    2
    TA (+)
    TB
    RA (+)
    RB
    GND3
    TA (+)
    TB
    RA (+)
    RB
    GND4
    TA (+)
    TB
    RA (+)
    RB
    GND5
    TA (+)
    TB
    RA (+)
    RB
    GND
    6
    TA (+)
    TB
    RA (+)
    RB
    GND
    7
    TA (+)
    TB
    RA (+)
    RB
    GND
    8
    Combination
    Camera
    Receiver
       ** RS485 SET UP ** 
    UNIT NUMBER
    SUB ADDRESS 
    BAUD RATE
    DATA BIT
    PARITY CHECK
    STOP BIT
    XON/XOFF
    WAIT TIME
    ALARM DATA
    DELAY TIME
    RET1
    1
    19200
    8
    NONE
    1
    NOT USE
    OFF
    AUTO2
    OFF
    •Camera 
    						
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    3
    2-Line (Half Duplex) Connection
    TXD
    TB
    RA (+)
    RB
    GNDRXDTA (+)
    DATA(RS485)A
    T
    B
    1A
    R
    B
    G
    A
    T
    B
    2A
    R
    B
    G
    A
    T
    B
    3A
    R
    B
    G
    A
    T
    B
    4A
    R
    B
    G
    A
    T
    B
    5A
    R
    B
    G
    A
    T
    B
    6A
    R
    B
    G
    A
    T
    B
    7A
    R
    B
    G
    A
    T
    B
    8A
    R
    B
    G
    R(A)
    R(B)
    GND
    T(A)
    T(B)
    GND
    S W
    SW100, 150,  200, 250
          300, 350, 400, 450
    HALF: 2 lines(Internal Switch: SW5, 2 lines)
    TA (+)
    TB
    RA (+)
    RB
    GND
    1
    TA (+)
    TB
    RA (+)
    RB
    GND2
    TA (+)
    TB
    RA (+)
    RB
    GND
    3
    TA (+)
    TB
    RA (+)
    RB
    GND4
    TA (+)
    TB
    RA (+)
    RB
    GND
    5
    TA (+)
    TB
    RA (+)
    RB
    GND
    6
    TA (+)
    TB
    RA (+)
    RB
    GND
    7
    TA (+)
    TB
    RA (+)
    RB
    GND
    8
    Combination
    Camera
    Receiver
    Note:In the above connection the camera power must be turned on in order for the Camera Status Display described on
    page 113 to be displayed correctly. 
    						
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    3
    Indirect Connection between the Data Board and Camera Controllers (“Daisy-Chain” Type Wiring)
    In this type of connection only one control cable directly connects between Data Connector #1 and Camera Controller #1. The
    rest of the Camera Controllers connect to Camera Controller #1 in a Daisy-Chain connection. Refer to the connections and set-
    tings shown below.
    4-Line (Full Duplex) Connection
    TXD
    TB
    RA (+)
    RB
    GNDRXDTA (+)
    DATA(RS485)A
    T
    B
    1A
    R
    B
    G
    A
    T
    B
    2A
    R
    B
    G
    A
    T
    B
    3A
    R
    B
    G
    A
    T
    B
    4A
    R
    B
    G
    A
    T
    B
    5A
    R
    B
    G
    A
    T
    B
    6A
    R
    B
    G
    A
    T
    B
    7A
    R
    B
    G
    A
    T
    B
    8A
    R
    B
    G
    R(A)
    R(B)
    GND
    T(A)
    T(B)
    GND
    S W
    SW100, 150,  200, 250
          300, 350, 400, 450
    FULL: 4 lines
    (Internal Switch: SW5, 4 lines)
    TA (+)
    TB
    RA (+)
    RB
    GND
    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    8
    Combination
    Camera
    Reciver
    R(A)
    R(B)
    GND
    T(A)
    T(B)
    GND
    R(A)
    R(B)
    GND
    T(A)
    T(B)
    GND
    R(A)
    R(B)
    GND
    T(A)
    T(B)
    GND
    R(A)
    R(B)
    GND
    T(A)
    T(B)
    GND
    R(A)
    R(B)
    GND
    T(A)
    T(B)
    GND
    Note: Do not use the Camera Status Display described on page 113 in a daisy-chained system as it will not be displayed
    correctly. 
    						
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    3
    Matrix Switcher
    WJ-SX550C
    Camera In Number #4 - - - Camera In Number #2 - - -
    Set the Matrix Switcher and the Camera Controllers (up to 8) as shown below.
    Models
    Parameters
    Daisy : On
    Camera Controller
    WV-RM70
    F/H Duplex : Full
    Camera In Number #1 - - - Unit Number: 1
    Unit Number: 2
    Camera In Number #3 - - - Unit Number: 3
    Unit Number: 4
    Camera In Number #5 - - - Unit Number: 5
    Camera In Number #6 - - - Unit Number: 6
    Camera In Number #7 - - - Unit Number: 7
    Camera In Number #8 - - - Unit Number: 8
    Only one unit in a daisy chain is available for receiving
    alarm data. Set the Mode Selection Switch on one
    Camera Controller to “NORMAL” position and on the
    others to “ALARM OFF” position.
    Caution 
    						
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