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Table of contents for the manual
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Page 1
8000-0748-01, Rev. C SENSORVISION SYSTEMS 1 VIEW MANAGER 96 TOUCH TRACKER C ONTROLLER SENSORVISION SYSTEMS Installing To uch T racker Controllers Installation Kit (0351-0474-01): Description Qty . Part No. Mdlr cable assy, R J45 ............. Screw , M2 .9x 9.5 ..................... Anchor, 4-8x .750 .................... Screw , #8 x1 .............[...]
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2 WORLD LEADER I N ELECT RONI C SECURIT Y Daisy chain wiring, which uses se par ate ca ble segm ents betw een dev ices, is not recom m ended for attaching Touch Trackers. Any break in th e chain could m ak e all Touch Trackers inoperable or inaccessible f rom the VM96 sy stem . Star Network Guidelines The st ar net w ork topolog y has l egs r unnin[...]
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Page 3
SENSORVISION SYSTEMS 3 VIEW MANAGER 96 TOUCH TRACKER C ONTROLLER 4. Plug the EIM pow er s upply or tran sform er in to a grounded, 3- w ire electrical outlet. If th e cont roller key pad and back lightin g do not illum inate w hen power is applied, repeat steps 3 and 4. Disconn ect the cont rollers from the EIMs after this test is com pleted. They [...]
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4 WORLD LEADER I N ELECT RONI C SECURIT Y Installin g Touch Tra ckers Under VM96 Version 4 This section is organized as follows: • Install ing new Touc h Tr acker s under VM9 6 v4. • Upgra ding T ouc h Tr acker s Install ed unde r a P rio r Version of VM 96. • Placing a v4 Touch Tracker into local m ode. With VM96 v4, cam era domes attaching [...]
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SENSORVISION SYSTEMS 5 VIEW MANAGER 96 TOUCH TRACKER C ONTROLLER 7. Attach an other Touch Tracker controller. A fter startup, the controller displays th e followin g LCD mes sage (address near the cen ter of the s creen). Cam A1 Mon __ 8. Continue w ith Calibrating the Track er Ball , on the preceding page. Upgrading Touch Trackers Installed under [...]
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6 WORLD LEADER I N ELECT RONI C SECURIT Y Placing a Touch Tracker into Local Mode Before you can access th e Touch Tr acker utility menu, the Touch Tracker controller m us t be in local m ode. Under v4, the cont roller goes into rem ote mode w hen it is pow ered on and a Sen sorNet scan sig nal is not present. The follow in g m essage appears on th[...]
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SENSORVISION SYSTEMS 7 VIEW MANAGER 96 TOUCH TRACKER C ONTROLLER Using the VM96 and Touch Tracke r Con trolle r Ut ilities See Chapter 21 of the VM96 System Adm inistrators Ma nual (8000-0756-04) f or gui dance on usi ng the VM96 Utilities. See Chapter 6 of the VM 96 Operators Manual (8000- 0848-04) for g uidan ce on us ing t he Touch Tracker Utili[...]