6�6 Data Monitor; 6�7 Cable Test - Monacor AHD-100TEST Bedienungsanleitung

address is found during the scan, the cam-
era will start to move in response . In this
case, stop scanning to check if the address
is correct; if necessary, modify the address
manually in the current range .
– To test if the camera can be controlled, use
the buttons  , ,  and  .
– To change the settings for
press the button SET (17) . Use the but-
ton  or  to select the desired setting
and use the buttons  and  to change
the setting . Press the button SET again to
confirm .
6.6 Data monitor
To test camera control commands which are
sent, for example, from a control panel or video
recorder:
1) Connect the cable for control via RS-485 or
RS-422 interface to the jacks RS485 (1) . Use
the plug-in screw terminals provided or the
adapter cable with crocodile clips . Always
observe the polarity when connecting!
Alternatively, use the jack RS232 (23) for
control via RS-232 interface .
2) Call up the menu item
lowing figure is displayed:
Data Monitor
port : RS485
3) To adjust the settings for the interface
and the data rate
ton SET (17) . Use the button  or  (22) to
select the desired setting and use the buttons
 and  to change the setting . Press the
button SET again to confirm .
4) Send a control command from the controller .
When data is received, the reception indi-
and
port
. The fol-
Data Monitor
baud : 2400
used, press the but-
baud
cator
R
is displayed on the screen as a hexadecimal
sequence of numbers .
5) When the last line at the bottom of the screen
has been reached and additional data is re-
ceived, the screen content will scroll upward .
To clear the screen, press ☑ or ☒ (20) .
,
baud
6.7 Cable test
To test a network cable or telephone cable with
RJ45 plugs:
1) Connect one cable end to the jack UTP
CABLE TEST (9) .
2) Connect the test adapter „Cable Tester"
provided to the plug at the other cable end .
3) Call up the menu item
example, the following figure may appear:
Cable tester
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
type: Cross Eth.
The connections between the 8 plug contacts
are indicated as lines in the standard colours
of cable cores . Common cable types are
recognized and indicated at the bottom as
(in this example: Cross Ethernet cable) .
type:
port
The number of the test adapter used is also
indicated as
The number of a plug contact not connected
is marked with an X .
(6) lights up . The data received
Cable Tester
1
2
3
4
Remote No.
5
255
6
7
8
Remote No.
. As an
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