This document describes the features and characteristics of the I SO9001 IP66 16 Matrix Switching/Control System, including modular design, high-density matrix, support for multiple cameras and monitors, and built-in CPU module.
About this manual
The AD matrix switch/control system supports up to 1024 cameras and 128 monitors, offering modular high‑density design, built‑in CPU, and extensive RS‑232 connectivity. It provides multi‑level remote programming, alarm handling, and network time synchronization for large surveillance installations.
The manual covers system features such as pre‑assembled modules, menu‑driven settings, key command security, group switching, patrol sequences, automatic alarm calls, screen display options, and detailed technical specifications of video, audio, and power modules. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- System Features
- Pre‑assembled System
- Menu Settings
- Key Command Input
- Priority Operation
- System Partitioning
- Group Switching
- Patrol Sequences
- Automatic Alarm Call
- Technical Specifications
Specifications
| Bandwidth | 17 MHz |
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| Switching speed | < 16 ms (typical) |
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| Video inputs | 16 ~ 1024 BNC inputs |
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| Video outputs | 4 ~ 128 BNC outputs |
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| RS‑232 ports | 8 ports, expandable to 32 |
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| Weight | 35 kg |
Frequently asked questions
How many cameras can the system support?
The system can connect up to 1024 cameras and 128 monitors.
What is the switching speed of the matrix?
The switching speed is less than 16 ms (typical).
How is an alarm automatically cleared?
An alarm is automatically cleared when the alarm contact opens for 20 seconds.