Robot, Protocol – Ring Communications DNA200 User Manual

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DNA200 OPERATIONS MANUAL

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2008/05/01

ROBOT

PROTOCOL

MV16P-30

This video switcher interface is used for systems with single Monitor with multiple multiplexers with 16

cameras on each multiplexer.

The Network Address of the DNA200 is programmed for the Masterstation/DAD104 using the video monitor. This
programming is done in the DXC901 or DXC910. No configuration is required for the sub stations with camera in
the DXC901/DXC910.
The camera address for each call number is programmed in the DNA200 (see Configuration).
The camera address is a 4 digit number. The first 2 digits are used to define the multiplexer (01-16) and the last
2 digits are used to define the camera (01-16) connected to the multiplexer.

Example: Camera address 0112 is programmed in configuration for one of the intercom call numbers.
This camera is now assigned to multiplexer 1 input 12

COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL

The device receiving from the DNA200 is setup in the following matter:

The interface is using RS232 between the baud rates of 1200-19200 bps (see S

ETTING

B

AUD

R

ATE

/D

EVICE

T

YPE

S

ELECT

earlier in this chapter).

Data bits, stop bits and parity is programmable (see Configuration),
Hardware flow control (RTS/CTS).

MESSAGE FORMAT

The message format is in the following for output messages from the DNA200:

Connect message:

1 character multiplexer address / 2 character camera address

Disconnect message:

1 character hex (00)

Multiplexer address

1 character (hex 01-16)

/

1 character (hex 2F)

Camera address

2 characters ASCII 01-16

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