Xtralis ADPRO FastTrace Manuale utente

Quick Setup Guide

201335.06 Page 1 Vision Fire & Security

DPRO®FastTrace™

Use this guide for the first-time setup of the ADPRO FastTrace Remote Access DVR.

The setup procedure is the same for 5-channel, 10-channel and 20-channel models.

Unpack the ADPRO FastTrace and check for signs of damage. If any damage is found, before installation please report

to your supplier or to Vision Fire & Security directly.

Check the carton contents:

•ADPRO FastTrace

•CD-ROM containing ADPRO FastTrace PC Viewer Software

•Installation and Setup Manual

•Null-modem cable 1m (3ft)

•9-way screw terminal plug

•4x 15-way screw terminal plugs (6 supplied with Model 5020)

•IEC power cord

CHECK FACTORY DIPSWITCH SETTINGS AS SHOWN

Make sure that the unit is set to operate to the appropriate video

standard for the region, either PAL or NTSC (check DIPswitch

10 for correct position).

To complete the first time setup, you will need a PC running

Windows NT or Windows 2000, with an unused serial port or an

Ethernet Port and a CD-ROM drive.

Installing FastTrace PC Viewer Program:

Start the PC and insert the ADPRO FastTrace PC Viewer CD-ROM. If the 'autorun' feature is used, the ADPRO

FastTrace PC Viewer setup wizard will load. If autorun is not enabled, find and run the CD-ROM file named

cdmenu.exe.

Select the Install FastTrace PC Viewer option. Follow the setup wizard instructions and accept ALL the default settings.

Exit from the menu when finished, but leave the CD-ROM in the drive.

NOTE: If using the Windows NT system on the PC, please refer to the IMPORTANT NOTES section on Page 4.

Configuring the FastTrace PC Viewer & FastTrace:

The FastTrace's User Settings menu is accessed by the FastTrace PC Viewer software. Access can be made in two

ways, via the PC's serial (comms) port or via the network port.

Using the Serial Port to access FastTrace:

When using serial port connection, the 1m (3ft) null-modem cable

(supplied) is used. (Note: should a longer cable be required, the

wiring diagram is shown on Page 3 of this guide).

•The serial comms (COM) port on the PC must be configured for

operation as follows:

Data rate = 115,200 bps, Data bits = 8, Parity = none, Stop-bits

= 1, Flow control = hardware

Note: To change the settings on the COM ‘n’ port, go to:

Windows NT: Control Panel / Ports / COM 'n'

Windows 2000: Control Panel / System /

Hardware / Device Manager /

Ports / COM 'n' / Port Settings

•Ensure the FastTrace is free-standing with no obstruction to

airflow (cooling fan at rear)

•Connect the cable between the FastTrace "COMMS 2" port and

the PC’s serial port (see diagram)

ADPRO FastTrace - Quick Setup Guide

201335.06 Page 2 Vision Fire & Security

•Note that for the serial port to operate correctly, a special ‘null-modem’ software driver needs to be installed. To

install this driver, go to (Windows NT): Start/Settings/Control Panel/Modems and select the Add option.

If using Windows 2000: Control Panel/Phone & Modem options/Modems and select the Add option. When the Install

New Modem dialog box is displayed, click the Don't detect my modem, I will select it from a list checkbox, then

click Next

•Click the Have Disk button to find the software driver file at: CDdrive#:/install/mdmcisc2.inf (note that the CD-

ROM should still be in the drive)

•Click OK - the driver software should now load

•Re-boot the PC to ensure the serial comms and modem driver changes become active

To start the FastTrace PC Viewer program, double-click the FastTrace icon .

Accessing FastTrace for the first time:

To help users with the first time setup, a number of default settings are used in the ADPRO PC Viewer software that

must match the default factory settings found in a new FastTrace unit.

The default settings stored in the FastTrace PC Viewer for a serial port connection can be found by using the following

link: Database/Administration/OK/Configure Sites. To check the defaults, select the "FastTrace default site" entry and

click Edit. The default values are shown below:

Site ID = FASTRACE

Name = FastTrace default site

Password = FT2222

Connection Type = PSTN

Transmitter type = FastTrace

Hunt Group = Hunt Group 0

Phone (number) = 0

Optional Network Connection Settings:

If using the PC's network port (instead of the serial port), a ‘crossover’ network cable (Cat 5) must be used between the

PC and the FastTrace. (Note: this cable NOT supplied).

•The (factory) TCP/IP network address for the FastTrace is: 192.168.1.1

•The (factory) subnet mask address is 255.255.255.0

To use the network connection, change the Site Configuration settings (Database / Administration / OK / Configure

Sites) in the ADPRO FastTrace PC Viewer to the following:

•Connection Type = Network

•IP Address = 192.168.1.1

Before exiting the System Administration, select Configure Communications and follow the wizard to de-select the

Generic Null Modem and select the Network Adaptor.

Configuration of your PC IP properties are needed to ensure the network address and subnet mask will allow

communication with the FastTrace.

The (factory) TCP/IP network address and subnet mask for the FastTrace are class C addresses. For the PC to be able

to successfully connect to the FastTrace, your PC IP settings will also need to be modified to a class C address.

For ease of initial setup, you must change the PC IP settings to the following:

•The TCP/IP network address for your PC should be set to: 192.168.1.2

•The subnet mask address should be set to: 255.255.255.0

Connecting to the FastTrace:

Ensure the FastTrace has completed its start-up checks (as indicated by the red status light going off).

•From the Connection menu, click the Connect to Site option

•Select the site named FastTrace default site and click the OK button

ADPRO FastTrace - Quick Setup Guide

201335.06 Page 3 Vision Fire & Security

Accessing the FastTrace 'User Settings' menu:

Setup parameters and configuration options for the FastTrace can now be modified via the User Settings menu. To

display the menu:

•Go to the Connection menu and click the Installer Menu option

For a new FastTrace, a message will appear asking the user to accept the Factory Default settings.

Click YES to this question.

The menu consists of a number of major categories, some with a number of sub-categories and option choices.

Selection of a particular category can be expanded by double-clicking on the menu item.

Once the configuration is complete, all changes can be saved using the Save all changes button. When saved, the

changes are downloaded to the FastTrace memory for permanent storage.

NOTE: The setup program will not allow invalid parameters to be saved. For example, should you receive a message

asking for a correct Ethernet Gateway address to be entered, either enter the correct value or delete the invalid entry.

Setting the Operational Parameters:

The FastTrace is factory configured with ‘typical’ operating

values, but to use the FastTrace in an operational

environment, it's configuration must be modified to use the

site names, phone numbers or network addresses that match

the real network.

Once the FastTrace settings have been configured, the

ADPRO FastTrace PC Viewer settings must be updated to

match.

Setting the ADPRO FastTrace PC Viewer Telephone

(Dial-up) Connection

The basic information needed to use a telephone (dial-up)

connection is entered via the Database / Administration /

Site Details menu:

Site ID 9 characters (max)

Password 8 characters (max)

Modem Type Select from the list (Note

different modem types must

be installed via the Windows

Control Panel)

PC Viewer Settings for a Network Connection

The ADPRO FastTrace PC Viewer software will require some basic information in order to connect to any FastTrace site

via a network connection. The minimum information that must be configured in each FastTrace is shown below.

To enter the information, go to Database / Administration / Site Details then select the Edit option.

Site ID 9 characters (max)

Password 8 characters (max)

IP Address The TCP/IP network address assigned to each FastTrace (this address is normally assigned by

the network manager)

Once the basic connection details have been configured and

saved, the FastTrace is ready to connect via the operational

network.

Null-modem cable wiring:

Should it be necessary to use a null-modem cable that is longer

than that supplied with the FastTrace, use the diagram shown to

make a longer cable.

ADPRO FastTrace - Quick Setup Guide

Asia / Pacific

Vision Fire & Security

Private Bag 215

495 Blackburn Road

Mount Waverley Vic 3149

Australia

Ph +61 3 9211 7300

Fax +61 3 9211 7202

Toll Free 1800 700 203

The Americas

Vision Fire & Security

700 Longwater Drive

Norwell Massachusetts 02061 USA

Ph +1 781 740 2223

Fax +1 781 740 4433

Toll Free 800 229 4434

Europe & the Middle East

Vision Fire & Security

Vision House

Focus 31, Mark Road

Hemel Hempstead Herts HP2 7BW UK

Ph +44 (0) 1442 242 330

Fax +44 (0) 1442 249 327

Web Site

http://www.adpro.com.au

The manufacturer reserves the right to change designs or specifications without obligation and without further

notice. ADPRO, FastTrace, FastVu, Fast Scan, Axiom, PRO, Amux and Video Central are brands and trademarks

used under licence by the distributor.

Printed: June 2003 P/N 201335.06

Quality

Endorsed

Company

ISO 9001:2000

Lic. QEC 2868

Troubleshooting Tips:

•Ensure that matching details entered at the FastTrace PC Viewer AND at the site equipment are IDENTICAL

•If using a serial port connection, check the port configuration in the PC is set for the correct speed and data

configuration to match the modem type used

•If using a network connection, ensure the TCP/IP address and subnet mask are correct

IMPORTANT NOTES

Setting the Date and Time:

The ADPRO FastTrace uses a stable internal clock that is based on UCT (Universal Coordinated Time). Date and time

settings of the unit operate in a way that is similar to a PC and a 'Time Zone' value is provided in the Date / Time

Settings option of the Site Details menu.

To ensure correct operation, the Time Zone value should be configured prior to any date or time changes being made.

Windows NT on the PC

When Windows NT is used as the PC's operating system and a serial connection to the FastTrace is used, ensure that

the FastTrace PC Viewer software is running BEFORE the FastTrace is powered up. Correct connection will then occur.

After the first connection has been made and other re-connections are required (or the unit becomes disconnected for

any reason), then the serial cable must be unplugged for at least 10 seconds. This procedure will ensure that the

FastTrace stops trying to reconnect and "locking out" the correct connection attempts by the PC Viewer software.

LED Switch

When power is first applied to the FastTrace unit, the red LED on the front of the unit will be on. Within a few seconds the

red LED should start switching on, then off, every two seconds. This signifies that the unit is going through its boot cycle

and performing its internal tests. Once the unit successfully completes its boot and test sequence, the red LED will switch

off, and remain off.

If at any time during operation, the red LED switches on and stays on, this signifies a fault with the unit and technical

support is required.

Communication Settings Override:

If for any reason, the operational Site ID, password or network address for a

FastTrace is lost, use the following procedure to temporarily restore this information.

1. Set the FastTrace's DIP Switch 7 (on the rear panel) to the ‘ON’ position.

2. Re-power the unit.

This procedure will not ‘Factory Default’ the unit.

It will only set the unit to the following settings until Dip Switch 7 is turned off

and the unit is re-powered.

Site ID (FASTRACE) Password (FT2222)

Network Address (192.168.1.1) Subnet Mask (255.255.255.0)

3. Connect a crossover network cable or the null modem (serial) cable between

the unit and a PC running the ADPRO FastTrace PC Viewer.

4. Modify the ADPRO FastTrace PC Viewer settings (Database / Administration

/ Site Details) as follows:

•(NETWORK connection) - Set 'Connection Type' = Network and 'IP

Address' = 192.168.1.1

•(SERIAL connection) Set ‘Connection Type’ = PSTN and

‘Phone’ = 0

5. Connect to Site (FASTRACE) using the default Password (FT2222).

6. Go the Connection menu and select the Installer Menu option to display the

FastTrace's User Settings menu.

7. Change Site Details to the new SITE ID, PASSWORD and Network Address

values.

8. SAVE ALL CHANGES when exiting the User Settings menu.

9. Reset Switch 7 to the OFF position and re-power the unit.

The FastTrace will now operate with the new Site ID, Password and Network

Address.

Altri manuali Xtralis Registratore digitale

Xtralis

Xtralis HeiTel CamDisc HNVR Manuale utente

Manuali Registratore digitale popolari di altre marche

FLIR

FLIR M3100E Series Manuale utente

VTRACKPRO

VTRACKPRO FPRO300 Manuale utente

Swann

Swann NVR-7085 models Manuale utente

XtendLan

XtendLan DVR-1670C Manuale utente

urmet domus

urmet domus 1093/004AHD Manuale utente

Holux

Holux M1 Manuale utente

CMOS DOTCOM

CMOS DOTCOM ANX-1670 Manuale utente

Whistler

Whistler D16VRS Manuale utente

Defender Security

Defender Security 82-20235 Manuale utente

MISUMI

MISUMI MP-WF100M Manuale utente

Speco

Speco D8HU Manuale utente

UST

UST DDR-E04AA Istruzioni per l’uso

Consolidated

Consolidated Digital Video Recorder Manuale utente

Mace

Mace DVR0404RW Guida rapida

RCA

RCA RTD315W Manuale utente

FSM

FSM Colibri Grande PRO Manuale utente

Hauppauge

Hauppauge HD PVR 2 Manuale utente

Identivision

Identivision ICR-PH161i PIONEER Manuale utente