I-View CP-3160RD Real Time Recording DVR Card - Manual (Page 3)

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(Fig 11)
DB-25 Pin
BNC Audio
Connectors
Controller. Please follow the process as below to achieve this function:
a. Please use the shading cable such as 28#2C+S type.
b. The sensor cable includes 3-wire cable: Red (DC 5V), Shading cable (Ground), White (Signal).
c. If the extension sensor cable over 30 meters needs DC5 V extra power for the sensor operation.
(E) Video Out Cable (Fig 6)
Plugged “ 3 “ port into the S Video connector of CP-3160RD Deluxe
DVR card. The other two ends should be connected to a TV,
“ 1 “ (Yellow) for split video out, “ 2 “ (Red) for single video out.
(F) Audio Board (Optional) as shown in “Fig 8 ”
z Connector the “1 “of the Fig 8 with a DB-25 pins audio connector
(as shown in Fig 10) for the audio inputs.
z Plug the “2” of the Fig 8 into the “12” Audio-in socket of the DVR card.
(G) Video Looping Board (Optional) as shown in “Fig 9 ”
z Connector the “1 “of the Fig 9 with a DB-25 pins audio connector
(as shown in Fig 9) for the audio inputs.
z Plug the “2” of the Fig 9 into the “3” Video Looping socket of the DVR
card.
(H) Video cable as shown in “Fig 10”
z Connect the DB-25 Pin connector to the Video Board.
Connect the 16 BNC connectors with the cameras for the video inputs.
The mark “V” on the BNC connectors means “ Video input”.
The mark “V1” on the BNC video connector means “Video1”, “V2”
means “Video 2” etc.
(I) Audio Cable (Option) as shown in “Fig 11”.
z Connect the DB-25 Pin connector to the Audio Board (As shown in Fig 8 or 9).
z Connect the 16 BNC audio connectors (the other end of the DB-25 Pin
connector as shown in Fig 8) with the audio output cameras for the audio
inputs.
The mark “A” on the BNC connectors means “ Audio input”. The mark
“A1” on the BNC video connector means “Audio 1”, “A2” means
“Audio 2” etc.
(Fig 6)
1
2
(Fig 9)
(Fig 8)
1 2
DB-25 Pin
BNC Video
Connectors
(Fig 10)