Timespace X200 Manual de usuario

X200

Digital Video Recorder

and Product Family

Instruction Manual

Designed and Manufactured in the UK

This Instruction Manual is constantly updated. To download

the latest version please go to www.tspace.co.uk

X200 Operating Software V1.3.1

PCLink200 V1.2.0

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X200

Digital Video Recorder

and Product Family

Instruction Manual

CONTENTS

SAFETY........................................................................................................................................3

ENVIRONMENTAL.......................................................................................................................4

Temperature..............................................................................................................................4

Shock and Vibration..................................................................................................................5

EMC...........................................................................................................................................5

Conformity.................................................................................................................................5

SYSTEM OVERVIEW...................................................................................................................9

X200 RECORDING TIME CALCULATION................................................................................11

COMPATIBILITY WITH X100 HARD DISK CARTRIDGES......................................................12

X200 DIGITAL RECORDER.......................................................................................................13

Installation...............................................................................................................................14

Connector Specifications and Diagrams.................................................................................19

Programming...........................................................................................................................25

Help Screens...........................................................................................................................25

Software Updates....................................................................................................................26

PAL/NTSC Switching ..............................................................................................................27

File System..............................................................................................................................28

Transferring Images to Video Tape.........................................................................................29

Video Compression.................................................................................................................30

Audio .......................................................................................................................................31

PC Access Precautions...........................................................................................................32

Watermark...............................................................................................................................32

GPS.........................................................................................................................................33

The Menu System V1.3.1........................................................................................................42

Help Screens.......................................................................................................................42

Menu Navigation..................................................................................................................43

Main Menu...........................................................................................................................45

Other Menu..........................................................................................................................46

Files Menu...........................................................................................................................47

Password Menu...................................................................................................................48

Time and Date Menu...........................................................................................................50

Camera Text Menu..............................................................................................................51

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File System Menu................................................................................................................53

File System Check...............................................................................................................54

LAN Menu............................................................................................................................55

GPS Menu...........................................................................................................................57

Statistics Menu ....................................................................................................................58

Advanced Menu...................................................................................................................59

Remote Settings Menu........................................................................................................61

SMS Options Menu..............................................................................................................62

Reset System Menu ............................................................................................................63

Normal Recording Menu......................................................................................................64

Timer Recording Menu........................................................................................................66

Timer Recording Times Menu.............................................................................................67

Shot Recording Menu..........................................................................................................69

Audio Recording Menu........................................................................................................70

Alarm Recording Menu........................................................................................................71

Alarm Inputs Menu...............................................................................................................72

Embed Alarm State Menu ...................................................................................................73

Alarm Output / LEDs Menu..................................................................................................74

Video Switcher Menu...........................................................................................................75

HARD DISK CARTRIDGE..........................................................................................................76

X201 REVIEWER .......................................................................................................................77

Function...................................................................................................................................78

Controls...................................................................................................................................79

Audio .......................................................................................................................................83

USING A PC TO CONFIGURE THE X200.................................................................................84

USB INTERFACE KIT................................................................................................................85

Transferring Files to PC ..........................................................................................................85

Installing USB Interface Kit Drivers (Windows 98 and ME Only)........................................86

PCLINK200 V1.2.0 REVIEWING AND ARCHIVING SOFTWARE............................................87

User Interface Quick Reference..........................................................................................89

User Interface in Detail........................................................................................................91

PCPLAYER200 V1.2.0 REVIEWING SOFTWARE ...................................................................96

User Interface Quick Reference..........................................................................................97

User Interface in Detail........................................................................................................98

REMOTE OPERATION............................................................................................................101

LAN........................................................................................................................................102

WLAN....................................................................................................................................104

LAN/WLAN File Transfer Software (X-Communicate V1.4)..................................................111

GSM (RemoteLink V1.2 Software)........................................................................................115

SPECIFICATIONS....................................................................................................................124

TROUBLESHOOTING .............................................................................................................127

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SAFETY

Meets the requirements of BS EN60950 (Safety Requirements of Information Technology

Equipment).

Designed to be powered from an external power source which complies with the Low Voltage

Directive (73/23/EEC).

Designed for indoor use in the temperature range 5° to 40°C, 20% to 80% RH (non-

condensing).

WARNING: Do not wet the product when cleaning.

WARNING: This product contains a lithium battery. Do not recharge, open, heat or

dispose of in fire. Dispose of according to local regulations.

WARNING: It is important to allow enough ventilation in any surrounding enclosure so

that the operating temperature range is not exceeded. Any enclosure should incorporate

a fan to assist in thermal dissipation.

WARNING

The use of Hard Disk Cartridges other than those supplied by Timespace Technology

will invalidate the warranty of the X200 recorder, and will constitute a breach of the X200

operating software copyright.

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ENVIRONMENTAL

Temperature

The X200 may be operated in ambient temperatures from 5°C to 40°C. This specification

applies in still air, with the X200 mounted horizontally and ambient temperature measured

15cms above the centre of X200.

If the X200 is to be mounted in an enclosure is important that the internal temperature inside

the enclosure does not exceed the specification above and any new enclosure design should

be tested. A simple but effective test is to place a thermocouple inside the enclosure and one

outside and measure the operating temperature difference. This difference must be deducted

from the X200 40°C maximum.

Example

Temperature outside enclosure 25°C

Temperature inside enclosure 35°C

Difference 10°C

Maximum inside enclosure 40°C (X200 max)

Maximum outside enclosure 30°C (40°C-10°C)

In the above example the 40°C max spec has been de-rated to 30°C due to the effect of the

enclosure.

Forced Ventilation Within Enclosures

It is advisable to include a fan integral to any enclosure design. The goal of the fan is to

remove air heated by the X200 and replace it by air at the outside temperature. The

temperature difference shown in the above example of 10°C can be reduced to a few degrees

using a small fan. Two small fans are typically better than one due to failsafe. Fans do need

checking periodically and can draw in large amounts of dirt and dust, this should be removed

periodically. To reduce dirt ingress a fan may typically be run slower than rated by reducing the

voltage from that specified. This can typically be done with a single resistor in series with the

fan. Alternatively air filters may be used but these impede airflow and require careful system

design. The X200 does not incorporate a fan but instead uses an internal switch-mode power

supply to reduce power consumption (and therefore heat).

Fans offer two immediate benefits:

1 Changing the air inside the case makes the air temperature inside the case within a

few degrees to that outside.

2 If the airflow is channelled around the top surface of the X200 so that air is drawn

particularly over the two sides and the top, further thermal improvement is gained and

an X200 specification of 5°C to 45°C may be used. (The difference between the

surface X200 case temperature and ambient temperature is typically 5°C and this is the

extra maximum benefit).

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Low Temperatures

Insulating the X200 (e.g. inside an enclosure) and leaving it powered up (but not necessarily

recording) will allow it to be used at sub zero temperatures. To offer the best performance in

low and high temperature environmental conditions, an insulated case can be used with a fan,

which is thermostatically controlled to switch on when the temperature rises above 10°C. The

fan speed can be increased or decreased based on a thermal feedback circuit (analogue

thermostat).

Shock and Vibration

Due to the nature of hard disk drives it is essential that the X200 is isolated from vibration and

shock as much as possible.

Consideration should be paid to the mounting position so that the levels of shock and vibration

that may be encountered are minimized.

In situations where some exposure to shock and vibration are unavoidable it is strongly advised

that the T406 Anti-Vibration System is used. This system is specifically designed to isolate the

X200 from structure borne shock and vibration. Further details and fitting instructions can be

found in the Anti-Vibration Kit section of this manual.

EMC

The X200 complies with the relevant EEC, Automotive ‘E’ Mark and Specification 5

(Emergency Vehicles) EMC standards for this type of product.

Conformity

X200 EMC Conformity (CE Mark)

Meets the European Council Directive 89/336/EEC (EMC Directive) relating to EMC Emissions

- EN61000-6-3(2001) and EMC Immunity – EN61000-6-1(2001).

X200 EMC Conformity (E Mark)

Meets the Type Approval requirements of European Commission Directive 95/54/EC.

X200 PITO Specification 5

Has met the requirements of automotive conformance regarding use in Emergency Vehicles.

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EC Declaration of Conformity (CE)

We Timespace Technology Ltd.

Blackstone Rd

Huntingdon

PE29 6TT

United Kingdom

declare that the X200 Digital Video Recorder

Meets the intent of the European Council Directive 89/336/EEC referred to as the

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Directive. The product conforms to the following

standards which have been listed in the Official Journal of the European Union.

EMC

Emissions: EN61000-6-3(2001) EMC Generic Emission Standard for residential, commercial

and light industrial. Referring to:

a) EN55022(1998) Conducted, Class B

b) EN55022(1998) Radiated, Class A

Immunity: EN61000-6-1(2001) EMC Generic Immunity Standard for residential, commercial

and light industrial. Referring to:

a) EN55024(1998) Information Technology Equipment – Immunity Characteristics

b) IEC 61000-4-6(2003) RF Field

c) EN60801-2(1993) Electrostatic Discharge

d) IEC 61000-4-4 (2004) Fast Transient

...............................................................................

Dr ROBERT HEYLEN

TECHNICAL DIRECTOR

27th July 2004

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SYSTEM OVERVIEW

X200 DIGITAL VIDEO/AUDIO RECORDING SYSTEM

X200 DIGITAL VIDEO /

AUDIO RECORDER REMOVABLE HARD DISK

CARTRIDGE X201 REVIEWER &

PROGRAMMER

The X200 is a digital video/audio surveillance recorder for use in covert, portable and mobile

applications.

Recordings are made on a removable Hard Disk Cartridge inserted in the X200. After the Hard

Disk Cartridge has been removed, the recordings can be accessed by connecting the cartridge

to a PC, using the USB Interface Kit, (which includes PCLink200, a proprietary reading and

archiving software package).

The use of Hard Disk Cartridges other than those supplied by Timespace Technology

will invalidate the warranty of the X200 recorder, and will constitute a breach of the X200

operating software copyright.

The X201 Reviewer is used to program the menu settings on X200, to check camera views and

to review recordings on the installed X200 Hard Disk Cartridge. Recording will continue during

this reviewing process.

The 24-hour clock is used for all times and settings.

WARNING: The X200 Recorder must always be mounted so that there is a free flow of air

around it. If it is mounted in an enclosure, it is essential that adequate ventilation is

provided, and it is recommended that a fan is incorporated in the enclosure design.

WARNING: If the X200 Recorder is mounted in a vehicle, or otherwise subject to

vibration, suitable damping must be built into the mounting.

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