CSA-216 16x2 Alarming RS-232 Seq. Video Switcher Instruction Manual Thank you for purchasing one of our products. Please read this manual before using this product. When using this product, always follow the instructions contained in this manual, and pay attention to the safety information.
Do not expose this product to water, rain or moisture. Doing this can result in electric shock or fire. Never take this product apart or try to modify it. Doing so is very dangerous and could result in electric shock. Do not store this product near open flame. Do not use this product near open flame or place lit or flammable items, such as candles, incense, ect., on it. Do not place any containers filled with water or other liquids near this product. Doing so could result in fire or electric shock if the liquid spills and enters the product or gets it wet. If a liquid spills near this product, unplug the product immediately. Do not remove or insert the power supply with wet hands. Doing so could result in electric shock. Do not use the power supply in any of the following ways. Doing so could result in fire or electric shock. Modifying or heating the power cable Damaging the power cable Bending or tugging on the power cable unnecessarily Knotting or kinking the power cable Setting heavy objects on the power cable When moving this product, first unplug the power supply from the outlet. Do not tug the cable or move this product with the power supply plugged into the outlet. Doing so could damage the cable, possibly resulting in fire or electric shock. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove the cover. No parts inside the product can be serviced by the user. If your product needs service contact: Compu-Video Systems Inc. at (845) 737-7009. Usage Environment Avoid using or storing this product in areas such as those listed below. Doing so could damage the product or cause it to malfunction. Areas exposed to heat or flames Humid areas and areas where water is used Handling this product Do not drop or apply a strong force to this product or any included or connected parts. Do not spill liquids around or inside this product or drop flammable objects around or inside it. Power Supply Only use the supplied power supply which is designed specifically for this product. Do not allow the plug to come into contact with metal or water. This Product is not designed for contact medical use Do not use this product for medical applications that could result in patient contact. The information in this manual is believed to be accurate. It is intended for professional end users having the skills to evaluate and use the data properly. Compu-Video assumes no liability in connection with damages incurred while using this product.
Model # Of Inputs # Of Outputs Controls Special Features CS-28 8 1 Front Panal Switches RS-232 Computer Control CS-28: 8x1 Terminating Video only RS-232 computer controlled sequential switcher Each switcher kit should contain each of the following items: Instruction sheet Power Pack Switcher INSTALLATION: 1) Connect the power supply to the switcher by pushing the power connector into the rear of the switcher until it can go no further. 2) Plug in the power pack to a 115VAC source. Turn on the switcher by rotating the Scan Rate Knob to the right. The speed at which the channels are selected is adjusted by this knob. 3) See Fig. 1 for interconnect diagram for a single unit operation. 4) Connect the computer to switcher cable at this time. See Fig. 1 for cable diagram. 5) The CS series switchers all use the same software and are simply plug and play compatible. Simply connect the RS-232 cable and using the codes as described in this manual, send out the commands to the switcher. 6) See Fig. 3 for multi switcher interconnects. 7) SCAN; Place all of the switches in the center position. The LED s (lights) will sequence at the rate set by the knob. 8) BYPASS; By placing the switch up, that position will be skipped when the scan comes to that position. 9) HOME; Will freeze the scan to the selected position. If more than one position is selected, the higher number will be activated.
B: Figure 2 Video 1 output: Scan, Home, and Leds Video 2 output: Alarm w/led override and RS-232 Control Fig. 2 Jumper Configuration 2 C: Figure 3 Video 1 output: Scan only and Leds Video 2 output: Alarm w/led override and RS-232 Control Fig. 3 Jumper Configuration 3
D: Figure 4 Video 1 output: Scan only and Leds Video 2 output: Alarm w/led override Home Fig. 4 Jumper Configuration 3 4) Using a small straight edge screwdriver, set the Alarm Hold timer control shown in figure 5. Set this by connecting the brown alarm input wire to ground while watching Monitor 2 output. 5) Reinstall the cover on the unit. 6) Connect the alarm wires to their contact closure points. 7) Connect power to the unit and test it to make sure you have set the jumpers as required. Fig. 5 Alarm Hold Timer Contol
INSTALLATION: 1) Connect the power supply to the switcher by pushing the power connector into the rear of the switcher until it can go no further. 2) Plug in the power pack to a 115VAC source. The power indicator should come on at this time. 3) Connect the computer to switcher cable at this time. 5) The CS series switchers all use the same software and are simply plug and play compatible. Simply connect the RS-232 cable and using the codes as described in this manual, send out the commands to the switcher. 6) When wiring up the alarm feature on the CSA-216 please refure to the Alarm Wiring section of this manual for cable color coding instructions. Fig. 6 Front Panel Switch Settings Dwell Time For Scan Feature
ALARM WIRING: CABLE PINS Alarm 1 Brown Alarm 14 Red / Black Alarm 2 Red Alarm 15 Oragne / Black Alarm 3 Orange Alarm 16 Yellow / Black Alarm 4 Yellow Ground Green / Black Alarm 5 Green Ground Gray / Black Alarm 6 Blue Ground Black / White Alarm 7 Violet Ground Pink / Black Alarm 8 Grey Ground Red / White Alarm 9 White Ground Orange / White Alarm 10 Black Common Brown / White Alarm 11 Pink NC Blue / White Alarm 12 Green / White NO Violet / White Alarm 13 Light Green
APPENDIX I Command Protocol For RS-232 Port - IBM PC Type using GW Basic 10 CLS 15 LET E% = E%+1 30 PRINT SELECT THE NUMBER OF THE SWITCHER TO BE CHANGED [1 TO 16] ; 40 INPUT A% 50 IF A% = 1 THEN LET A$ = ` Defult for the CS-18(Machine 1) 60 IF A% = 2 THEN LET A$ = a 70 IF A% = 3 THEN LET A$ = b 71 IF A% = 4 THEN LET A$ = c 72 IF A% = 5 THEN LET A$ = d 73 IF A% = 6 THEN LET A$ = e 74 IF A% = 7 THEN LET A$ = f 75 IF A% = 8 THEN LET A$ = g 76 IF A% = 9 THEN LET A$ = h 77 IF A% = 10 THEN LET A$ = i 78 IF A% = 11 THEN LET A$ = j 79 IF A% = 12 THEN LET A$ = k 80 IF A% = 13 THEN LET A$ = l 81 IF A% = 14 THEN LET A$ = m 82 IF A% = 15 THEN LET A$ = n 83 IF A% = 16 THEN LET A$ = o 100 PRINT SELECT INPUT TO BE CHANGED [1-16] ; 103 INPUT Y% 500 IF Y% = 1 THEN LET B$ = 0 510 IF Y% = 2 THEN LET B$ = 1 520 IF Y% = 3 THEN LET B$ = 2 530 IF Y% = 4 THEN LET B$ = 3 600 IF Y% = 5 THEN LET B$ = 4 610 IF Y% = 6 THEN LET B$ = 5 620 IF Y% = 7 THEN LET B$ = 6 630 IF Y% = 8 THEN LET B$ = 7 700 IF Y% = 9 THEN LET B$ = 8 710 IF Y% = 10 THEN LET B$ = 9 720 IF Y% = 11 THEN LET B$ = : 730 IF Y% = 12 THEN LET B$ = ; 800 IF Y% = 13 THEN LET B$ = < 810 IF Y% = 14 THEN LET B$ = = 820 IF Y% = 15 THEN LET B$ = > 830 IF Y% = 16 THEN LET B$ =? 900 GOTO 905 905 OPEN COM1:9600,N,8,1,RS,CS,DS,CD,BIN AS #1 910 PRINT #1, A$ ; B$ ; 920 CLOSE #1 930 CLS 1-4 On CS-14 & CS-24 931 INPUT DO YOU WISH TO EXIT THE CS-1600 PROGRAM [YES / NO] ; A$ 932 IF A$ = Y THEN 962 933 IF A$ = y THEN 962 934 IF A$ = N THEN 10 935 IF A$ = n THEN 10 962 END
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