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(when optional interface board is installed)
1 INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS
Data format
Only the data transfer speed can be set. (JP. 69)
Communication protocol
Communication is carried out in units of 1 byte. After the
PC has transmitted a single byte, it waits for a response
from the unit before sending the next byte.
An ON (F6) command is sent as the start command, and
the unit will continue to accept commands until an OFF
(F7) command is sent as the end command. Whenever the
unit receives a command, it returns an ACK (OA).
When using RJ-11 connector
A: Non-inverting driver output, non-inverting receiver input
B: Inverting driver output, inverting receiver input
Communication wire: 2-core wire
Communication system: Half duplex
Data format
To set the data transmission speed, address and
termination switch, see “Settings for RS-232C and RS-
485” (JP. 69).
Communication protocol
A proprietary Sanyo protocol (SSP: Security Serial
Protocol) is used. Use of a Sanyo system controller is
recommended.
RS-232C
Pin No. Signal Operation Signal direction
1– – –
2 RXD Reception PC → Unit
3 TXD Transmission Unit → PC
4– – –
5 GND Ground –
6– – –
7RTS
Transmission
request
Unit → PC
8– – –
9– – –
Mode Asynchronous
Character length 8 bits
Data transmission
speed
2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 bps
Parity check None
Stop bit 1
9876
54321
RS-485
Pin No. Connector A signal Connector B signal
1 Not used Not used
2 Not used Not used
3A B
4B A
5 Not used Not used
6 Not used Not used
Mode Asynchronous
Character length 8 bits
Data transmission
speed
2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 bps
Parity check None
Start bit 1
Stop bit 1
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- PRECAUTION 2
- INTRODUCTION 3
- Symbols used in this manual 4
- Copyright 4
- CONTENTS 5
- SETTINGS 6
- 6 English 7
- NETWORK OPERATION 8
- 1 BEFORE USE 9
- English 9 10
- 2 REPLACING A REMOVABLE HDD 11
- REPLACING A REMOVABLE HDD2 12
- 12 English 13
- NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS 14
- 14 English 15
- NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS3 16
- Rear panel 16
- INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS 17
- INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS4 18
- Connecting a multiplexer 18
- 18 English 19
- 1 PREPARING FOR USE 20
- 20 English 21
- 2 SETTING THE LANGUAGE/CLOCK 22
- 22 English 23
- 1 Press the 24
- 2 Press the [TIMER] button 24
- ALARM AND PRE-ALARM RECORDING 25
- 1 Set pre-alarm recording 26
- 26 English 27
- 2 Press the [STILL] button 28
- 3 Press the [ ] button 29
- SEARCHING FOR RECORDED IMAGES 30
- 4 Press the [ ] button 31
- ALARM THUMBNAIL SEARCH 32
- TIME/DATE SEARCH 32
- 5 Press the [ ] button 33
- ARCHIVE AREA SEARCH 34
- MOTION DETECTION SEARCH 34
- 6 Press the [ ] button 35
- 7 Press the [ ] button 35
- 8 Set the motion sensor 35
- English 35 36
- 36 English 37
- To cancel a copy operation 38
- 38 English 39
- 8 SAVING MENU SETTINGS 41
- SAVING MENU SETTINGS8 42
- 1 Press the [MENU] button 43
- English 43 44
- 44 English 45
- English 45 46
- 46 English 47
- Field recording 48
- Frame recording 48
- 48 English 49
- 1 LANGUAGE/CLOCK SET 50
- 50 English 51
- 2 VIDEO INPUT SET 53
- 3 RECORDING AREA SET 54
- 54 English 55
- RECORDING AREA SET3 56
- Setting overwrite permission 56
- 4 RECORDING CONDITIONS SET 57
- 2 Press the [ ] button 58
- 5 NORMAL REC MODE SET 60
- 6 TIMER SET 61
- TIMER SET6 62
- 62 English 63
- 7 HOLIDAY SET 64
- 8 ALARM REC MODE SET 65
- 7 Move the cursor to “ALARM 66
- 66 English 67
- ALARM REC MODE SET8 68
- Setting the motion sensor 68
- 1 DISPLAY/VIDEO LOSS SET 69
- 2 RS-232C/RS-485 SET 70
- 70 English 71
- 3 BUZZER SET 72
- 4 SECURITY LOCK SET 73
- SECURITY LOCK SET4 74
- Setting passwords 74
- 74 English 75
- 5 NETWORK SET 77
- NETWORK SET5 78
- Making network settings 78
- 78 English 79
- 6 HDD SET 80
- 7 POWER FAILURE/USED TIME 81
- 1 INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS 82
- 82 English 83
- INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS1 84
- Commands 84
- 84 English 85
- 86 English 87
- 88 English 89
- Manual for 91
- Remote Operation 91
- 1 NETWORK CONTROL FUNCTION 92
- 92 English 93
- PREPARING FOR NETWORK CONTROL 94
- 94 English 95
- Controlling from the unit 96
- 96 English 97
- 1 SETTINGS 98
- 98 English 99
- 2 MENU-SPECIFIC SETTINGS 100
- 100 English 101
- MENU-SPECIFIC SETTINGS2 102
- 4. RECORDING AREA SET 102
- 4 Click [SAVE] 103
- 1 Select “PICTURE QUALITY” 104
- 3 Select “AUDIO RECORDING” 104
- 5 Click [SAVE] 104
- 2 Click [SAVE] 105
- 4 Select a mode using “ALARM 107
- 5 Select “REC RATE” 107
- 13 Click [SAVE] 109
- 14. HDD SET 112
- 15. POWER FAILURE/USED TIME 112
- 1 RECORDING IMAGES 113
- 2 WATCHING IMAGES 114
- 114 English 115
- WATCHING IMAGES2 116
- Adjusting the image and audio 116
- Screen display items 116
- 116 English 117
- 4 Click [BROWSE] 118
- 5 Click [OK] 118
- 6 Click [START] 118
- 3 SEARCH MODE 119
- 4 OPERATIONS IN SEARCH MODES 120
- 120 English 121
- OPERATIONS IN SEARCH MODES4 122
- 5. MOTION DETECTION SEARCH 122
- 5 SAVING RECORDED IMAGES 123
- SAVING RECORDED IMAGES5 124
- Downloading to a PC 124
- 124 English 125
- 6 DVR VIEWER 126
- 126 English 127
- DVR VIEWER6 128
- Opening files 128
- 128 English 129
- 2 To print thumbnail images 131
- 4 To display titles 131
- 2 Click [Start Copy] 132
- SPECIFICATIONS 133
- Dimensions 134
- OBLIGATIONS 135
- EXCLUSIONS 135
- ATTENTION 135
- SANYO INDUSTRIAL 135
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