Digital Real Time Recording VCR

Digital Real Time Recording VCR Digitally encoded picture of more than 520 TV line horizontal resolution Frame recording and frame playback capability Digital recording on S-VHS tapes Packet recording Pre-alarm recording capability SSP compatible TSC Accredited by the RvA ISO 9001 REGISTERED FIRM DA Certification B. V., THE ETHERLADS SF-1429MV

Digitally encoded picture of more than 520 TV line horizontal resolution Ultra high quality frame recording and frame playback Digital recording enables a high quality recording of surveillance pictures with more than 520 TV line horizontal resolution and more than 48 db S/ ratio. Motion JPEG, known for its excellent reliability, is employed to compress the digital images. Three types of recording / playback are available, depending on the purpose for recording: frame recording / frame playback mode, which ensures twice as good vertical resolution; field recording / field playback, which enables a recording with shorter intervals; and frame recording / field playback, which enables clear display of still pictures. Digital Real Time Recording VCR Digital recording on S-VHS tapes 37 GB capacity facilitates recording of 30 fields per second A comparison of recording systems (number of fields per tape) VHS time-lapse VCR (with T-180) 648,000 fields 56 kb mode (with ST-180XZES) 648,000 fields 15 kb mode (with ST-180XZES) 2,592,000 fields The recording medium for is S-VHS tape, which offers huge capacity of approx. 37 GB. The digital recording method makes it possible to record four times as many fields on a tape compared to VHS recording, and to record in seamless motion at 30 fields per second in 24-hour mode. Uninterrupted PCM sound recording is also available, in up to a 72-hour mode. Selection of commonly available S-VHS tape provides a low-cost storage medium for a large amount of data. Recording modes available and the number of fields / frames per second mode 12-hour mode 24-hour mode 48-hour mode 72-hour mode 96-hour mode 120-hour mode 168-hour mode 240-hour mode 360-hour mode 480-hour mode 720-hour mode 960-hour mode Field recording The number of fields / sec. 15 kb 22 kb 30 kb 30 20 10 30 15 7.5 Frame recording The number of frames / sec. 42 kb 56 kb 84 kb 20 15 10 7.5 5 3.75 2.5 2.5 1.67 1.88 1.25 1.5 1 1.15 0.77 [1.3] 0.83 [1.2] 0.43 [2.32] 0.54 [1.85] 0.36 [2.78] 0.41 [2.44] 0.27 [3.7] 0.27 [3.7] 0.18 [5.56] 0.2 [5] 0.14 [7.12] Sound recording was primarily designed for use with SAYO ST-180XZES S-VHS video cassette tapes. These video cassette tapes are required for optimal performance. [ ] The number of sec. / frame [ ] The number of sec. / field

Packet recording system drastically extends tape life The tape retention feature separates the tape and the head while data is being accumulated Twin video memory The comes with a built-in memory that can store as many as 186 frames of video. Packet recording refers to a system of recording the 186 frames stored in the memory at one time. While the pictures are being stored, the tape retention feature separates the tape from the head, thus significantly extending tape life. One tape (in 168-hour mode) can be recorded over 100 times. This feature also reduces wear on the head, saving on the maintenance. Pictures being stored in memory Packet recording system Pictures being recorded Pictures being stored in memory Video signal Video signal Video signal Memory A Memory B Memory A Memory B Memory A Memory B Recording head S-VHS tape Recording head S-VHS tape Recording head S-VHS tape Head assembly with tape retention feature Tape removed from head Tape stops Tape held against the head Tape running Tape removed from head Tape stops The twin-memory system enables uninterrupted picture storage by using one memory for storage while the other is releasing its data for recording. Pre-alarm & Post-alarm recording features 186 frames from the past can be recorded Pre-alarm recording When an alarm signal comes in, 186 frames of data in the memory are preserved for immediate recording. The effect of this feature is to record events immediately prior to the alarm. Post-alarm recording Once an alarm recording has terminated, post-alarm recording can take place with separate settings. Alarm signal input The sequence of an alarm recording Alarm recording terminates Pictures prior to the alarm (186 frames stored in the memory) Pictures from the moment of alarm Pictures after the alarm recording Pre-alarm recording Alarm recording Post-alarm recording recording modes are 12, 24, 48, 72, 96, 120, or 168- hour (frame recording). The duration of recording can be set to either 20sec, 40sec, 1min, 2min, 3min, 4min, 5min, or CC. recording modes are 12 or 24-hour. The duration of recording can be set to either 20sec, 40sec, 1min, 2min, 3min, 4min, or 5min. recording modes are 12, 24, 48, 72, 96, 120, or 168-hour (frame recording). *Pre-alarm recording is available only in stop mode, and timer-standby mode. It is not available when the VCR is in recording mode.

Features Tape management The is capable of adding tape management information directly onto the tape. Protection period (recording over safeguard), maximum number of recordings, and group settings are kept on the tape to help eliminate human errors recording over, inferior recordings due to worn out tapes, etc. In addition, records such as the latest recording date, the date available for next recording, and a tally for recordings made are also kept on the tape and easily accessed by monitor display. Password security lock To prevent unauthorized manipulation or accidental operation while recording, a 4-digit password is used to lock in the buttons. A timer operation to activate the security lock is also available. SSP / RS-232C compatible With the standard setup, SSP / RS-232C communication can be used. i-cd battery compartment Thread checking When a tape is inserted, the VCR automatically verifies if the tape is properly set to prevent recording errors. Auto head cleaning The head is automatically cleaned each time a tape is inserted or ejected. Clog detection (Auto recording check) During recording, the recording head is monitored to detect clogging and smears. Such defects are noted on the digital display panel and by buzzer. Video loss alarm If the video signal feed is lost, a buzzer sounds and the word VIDEO LOSS is displayed on the screen. Data protection against power failure If power fails, the VCR stops after a built-in i-cd battery records all picture data already in the memory to the tape. 30-day memory back-up A built-in lithium battery is used to protect various VCR settings for 30 days. Resume function If a recording is interrupted by a power failure, the VCR will automatically resume the recording when power is restored. End-of-tape alarm During a recording, an alarm can be set to give off a buzzer sound, along with a message on the digital display panel, either at the end-of-tape or when there is approx. 5% of the tape left. Buzzer sound VIDEO LOSS Multi-language menu The menu can be displayed either in English, French, or Spanish. The alarm is activated by the loss of video signal for the following causes. 1. damage to wire 2. faulty connection 3. loss of power on connected equipment, such as a multiplexer Built-in time date generator Automatic daylight saving time adjustment Through output of video and sound with power-off

Features Timer recording with calendar Uniform daily programming or independent programming for each day of the week are both available. Further, holidays can be input by specifying the date and the month for which Sunday programming should be applied. Recording by external timer It is possible to control start / stop time of recording with an external timer. Auto repeat recording If end-of-tape is reached during recording, this feature forces the VCR to rewind the tape back to the top and resume recording. On-screen menu for timer recording (TIMER SET) WEEK START STOP SPD SU 20 : 00 22 : 00 H 96 Y MO : : TUE : : WED : : THU : : FRI : : SAT 20 : 00 22 : 00 H 96 Y DLY 10 : 00 20 : 00 H 96 Y EXT ***** ***** EX.: From Monday to Friday, recordings are made from 10:00 to 20:00 in the 96-hour mode, while recordings for Saturday and Sunday are made from 10:00 to 22:00 in the same mode. On-screen menu for holiday input 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 (HOLIDAY SET) 01 01 11 01 10 12 02 11 13 03 20 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 EX.: Sunday programming is applied to January 1, January 10, February 11, and March 20. Series recording By interconnecting multiples of, this feature allows the user to make sequential recordings using one VCR at a time. This is useful for unattended and continuous recording over long holidays. Master-slave clock adjustment If multiple s are used, using this feature forces timers on all machines to be synchronized to the master VCR once a day at the preset time. Master-slave eject If multiple s are used, it is possible to eject tapes on all machines by pressing the EJECT button on the master VCR. Date and time search Searching recorded pictures with 1 second intervals is available by specifying the date and time. (This function is available only for recordings made in 12, 24 or 48-hour mode.) Digital view While in playback mode, pressing the FF or REWID button will result in high-speed playback or high-speed reverse playback. Since employs a digital recording, there will be no distortion in the picture even in high-speed playback or in high-speed reverse playback. (Digital view mode is not available for recordings made in 12-hour mode.) Search While in digital view mode, the playback speed is further increased by pressing the FF or REWID button again. Forward / reverse field advance Alarm recording When an alarm signal is received from an external sensor, the VCR will automatically start recording in a mode pre-determined by the user. Alarm counter This feature allows the user to keep and display up to 100 records of the date and time of alarms. Alarm scan This feature allows the user to view the first 5 seconds of every alarm recording while in FF mode (or in REWID mode). Alarm search This feature allows the user to search for an alarm recording within the range of 99 alarm recordings (forward and backward) from the current tape position by typing in the number. The result of the search will be displayed on-screen with a still picture at the beginning of the recording. Trigger shot recording When the VCR detect a trigger shot signal, it will start a recording in 12-hour mode for the specified number of frames. The number of frames can be set to either 1, 4, 9, or 16. This feature makes it possible to safely record the video image from the camera that sent the signal even when a 4-, 9-, or 16-channel multiplexer is connected.

420 299 142 (Unit: mm) S S P Security Serial Protocol SSP (RS-485) compatible The whole security system, including the, may be controlled by a VSP-7000 system controller using a new communication protocol SSP (Security Serial Protocol). Remote control functionality on VSP-7000 includes all on-screen menu items of the. SSP: Bi-directional communications (half duplex) Maximum cable length for communication up to 1200 m (4000 feet) Command Alarm Up to 256 devices Multiplexer VSP-7000 SSP corresponding devices As of May 2000 System Controller SSP System Controller 1/3" Color CCD High-resolution Multiplexer 16-channel Duplex Multiplexer (Color) 16-channel Duplex Multiplexer (B/W) 9-channel Duplex Multiplexer (Color) 9-channel Duplex Multiplexer (B/W) Realtime VCR 168-hour Recording + Realtime VCR 72-hour Recording + Realtime VCR 40-hour Recording Realtime VCR 8-hour Recording Realtime VCR Time Lapse VCR 960-hour Recording Time Lapse VCR VSP-7000 VCC-6974 MPX-CD162 MPX-MD162 MPX-CD92 MPX-MD92 SRT-7168 SRT-7072 SRT-6000 SRC-850 TLS-9960 MODEL Tape cassette Recording method Playback method 1/2" S-VHS (ST-180XZES) 2-head rotating helical scanning system 2-head rotating helical scanning system Tape speed 13.9 mm/sec. (12-hour mode) General 12, 24, 48, 72, 96, 120, 168, 240, 360, 480, 720, Recording and playback time 960-hour mode (ST-180XZES) Audio recording Rewind / FF time 12, 24, 48, 72-hour mode (ST-180XZES) Approx. 3 min. (ST-180XZES) Signal format TSC (color) / EIA (B/W) auto select, 525 lines, 60 fields/sec. Horizontal resolution 520 TV lines or more (color), 520 TV lines or more (B/W) Video S/ ratio 48 db Video Video input 1.0 V (p-p) 75 ohms unbalanced (BC) Video output 1.0 V (p-p) 75 ohms unbalanced (BC) S-video input 1.0 V (p-p) 75 ohms unbalanced (Mini-DI 4-pin) S-video output 1.0 V (p-p) 75 ohms unbalanced (Mini-DI 4-pin) Audio Input Output Microphone input 8 dbs 27 kohms unbalanced (RCA) 8 dbs 600 ohms unbalanced (RCA) 60 dbs 10 kohms unbalanced (3.5 mm mini jack) Alarm Input Low level active (Screw type terminal strip) Output DC 5 V 5.7 kohms, low at alarm (Screw type terminal strip) RS-485 / RS-232C data transfer speed 19200, 9600, 4800, 2400 baud RS-485 RJ-11 RS-232C D-sub 9-pin Remote control input 3.5 mm mini jack Connectors Alarm in / out, Alarm reset in, Switch out, Ext-timer in, Timer out, Tape end out, Warning out, on rec out, Video loss out, Series in / out, Clock set in / out, Eject in / out, Trigger shot rec in Screw type terminal strip 1st line Month, date, year, day of week, alarm out Time date 2nd line Hour, minute, second, recording speed generator Battery backup 30 days Electrical Power source 120 V AC, 60 Hz Power consumption Approx. 24 W Operating conditions Temperature: 5 C to 40 C [41 F to 104 F], Humidity: 80% or less Physical Dimensions (W x H x D) Weight 420 x 142 x 299 mm [16.54 x 5.59 x 11.77 in.] Approx. 6.8 kg [15.0 lbs.] Wired Remote Control VA-RM01 (sold separately) *Specifications subject to change without notice *More models will be introduced soon. *Caution: please consult the instruction manual to ensure safe and proper operation of the product. Distributed by: SAYO Electric Co., Ltd. Video Imaging Systems Division 2000 SAYO Printed in Japan '00.5. AP