Image Vault PRO COMMAND - 2.2 Rear Panel

8 Image Vault
®
PRO Command
2.2 Rear Panel
A Input Voltage. Set to 115 V
AC
for use in USA. Set to 230 V
AC
for international
use if appropriate.
B AC Power Input. Standard 3-prong IEC inlet (115 V
AC
or 230 V
AC
at 50/60 Hz).
C Power Supply Switch. Use this switch to completely remove power. Turning
this switch on does not automatically start the recorder (refer also to Front
Panel Power Switch).
D PS2 Port: Mouse. PS-2 jack (green). Connect your PC Mouse to this port to
operate the DVR locally.
E PS2 Port: Keyboard. PS-2 jack (violet). Keyboard may be attached for service
purposes, but otherwise unused.
F POS Port 1. Male DB-9 jack. POS Serial Port 1 for capturing serial data from
journal printing devices such as cash registers at point-of-sale (POS), ATMs,
intelligent safes, alarm panels, access control systems, or other serial printing
devices.
G RS232 Port/POS Port 2. Male DB-9 jack. Use for direct RS232 communication
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H Parallel Port. Female DB-25 (pink). Unused.
I Video Port. Male DB-15 jack (blue). Connect your SVGA monitor to this port.
J Network Interface. This RJ45 port is used for Ethernet (10/100-Base-T) com-
munication. The DVR may be networked to a playback PC through a network
LAN or via peer-to-peer network connection using the network crossover cable
provided.
K USB Interface. The USB ports may be used with removable “thumb drive”
devices and external hard drives in much the same manner as the CD drive to
copy video from the DVR or load updates onto the DVR.
L Microphone/Speaker Jacks. 1/8” TRS jack audio inputs (line and mic) and
speaker output. Inputs are unused. You may connect a speaker to the output
(green jack) for local audio playback.
M PTZ Control / Alarm Output. Female DB-9 jack (black). Refer to Section 3.4
for further details.
N External Inputs. Female DB-25 jack (black). Use this port to connect dry con-
tacts to signal the DVR to record.
O Video Capture. The number and arrangement of video and audio connections
depend on the number of analog video inputs and type of capture card. Refer
to Sections 3.1 to 3.6 for details.
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