Actia BOP xD Manuel utilisateur

ACTIA I+ME GmbH

Dresdenstrasse 17/18

D-38124 Braunschweig

Germany

Phone: + 49 (0) 531 38701-0

Fax: + 49 (0) 531 38701-88

www.ime-actia.com

User Manual

BOP xD

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Substance

1Substance

1Su b stance ................................................................................. 3

2General Information .................................................................. 7

2.1 Document Information...................................................................................... 7

2.2 Document Scope.............................................................................................. 7

2.3 Contact Details of the Manufacturer.................................................................... 8

2.4 Other Applicable Documents.............................................................................. 8

2.5 Warranty......................................................................................................... 8

2.6 Disclaimer ....................................................................................................... 9

3Safety .................................................................................... 10

3.1 Certificates and Standards............................................................................... 10

3.2 General Safety Instructions ............................................................................. 11

3.3 Safety Instructions and General Instructions ..................................................... 11

3.4 Qualified Personnel......................................................................................... 13

3.5 PPE - Personal Protective Equipment................................................................. 13

3.6 Safety Instructions BOP X ............................................................................... 13

3.7 Intended Use................................................................................................. 13

4Technic a l D etails ..................................................................... 15

4.1 Special Tools ................................................................................................. 16

4.2 BOP xD Pin Assignment................................................................................... 16

5Pr oduc t Overview .................................................................... 17

5.1 BOP xD General Overview ............................................................................... 17

5.2 Short Description of BOP xD ............................................................................ 17

5.3 Optional Modules and Extras............................................................................ 18

6Pa ck a gi ng & D is po s al ............................................................... 19

6.1 Unpacking and Disposing of the Packaging Material ............................................ 19

6.1.1 Unpacking and Disposing of the Packaging Material ...................................... 20

7Mo untin g an d Installatio n ........................................................ 21

Personnel 21

7.1 Preparatory Measures ..................................................................................... 21

7.2 Installation and Mounting................................................................................ 22

7.2.1 Place of Installation .................................................................................. 22

7.2.2 Installation without BOP XD system rack..................................................... 23

7.2.3 Installation with system racks.................................................................... 23

7.3 Preparatory Measures for the Installation .......................................................... 24

7.3.1 Intended Use........................................................................................... 24

7.3.2 Prerequisites ........................................................................................... 24

7.3.3 Power Supply Specification........................................................................ 24

7.3.4 Power Supply and Data Sources................................................................. 25

8St a rt- up ................................................................................. 26

8.1 Start-up........................................................................................................ 26

8.2 Configuration................................................................................................. 26

9Fu nctio n al Descripti on ............................................................. 27

9.1 BOP xD Basic Functions .................................................................................. 27

9.2Functions ...................................................................................................... 28

9.2.1 Key Switch Positions................................................................................. 28

9.2.2 Configuration........................................................................................... 28

9.2.3 Secondary Functions ................................................................................ 28

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9.2.4 Visual Indicators and Instructions............................................................... 29

9.3 BOP xD Operation .......................................................................................... 29

9.4 Installing/Changing the Slide Disk .................................................................... 29

9.4.1 Exchanging the Slide Disk ......................................................................... 30

9.5 Storing and Transporting the Slide Disk ............................................................ 30

10 BOP Sta ndard Functions ........................................................... 31

10.1 Switching the Recorder on with an Ignition Signal .............................................. 31

Switching-On Prerequisites ................................................................................ 31

10.2 Recording Duration......................................................................................... 32

Maximum Recording Time.................................................................................. 32

10.3 Alarm ........................................................................................................... 33

10.4 Recording Additional Data ............................................................................... 33

10.5 IBIS Time Correction ...................................................................................... 33

10.6 IBIS Data...................................................................................................... 34

10.7 GPS.............................................................................................................. 34

10.8 Passenger Count Data .................................................................................... 34

10.9 Start-up Time ................................................................................................ 34

10.10 BOP Web Interface ......................................................................................... 34

10.11 Error Signalling .............................................................................................. 35

10.12 Passwords ..................................................................................................... 36

11 Net work Funct iona lity ............................................................. 37

11.1 Ethernet Interface .......................................................................................... 37

Ethernet Interface - Forder Side ......................................................................... 37

Ethernet Interface - Back .................................................................................. 37

11.2 Access to Video Data ...................................................................................... 37

11.3 Alarm Data Feedback...................................................................................... 37

11.4 Data Access from the Headquarters.................................................................. 38

11.5 Data Transfer Options..................................................................................... 38

11.5.1 Current Camera Images............................................................................ 38

11.5.2 Recorded Data ......................................................................................... 39

11.5.3 Automatic FTP Upload............................................................................... 40

11.5.4 FTP Upload via Batch Files......................................................................... 40

11.5.5 UPD Broadcast - Inter-Device Communication ............................................. 40

12 Web Int e rface ......................................................................... 43

12.1 Initial Steps / Entering the Password ................................................................ 43

12.2 Homepage..................................................................................................... 44

12.3 Live Images................................................................................................... 45

12.3.1 Camera Control........................................................................................ 46

12.4 Maintenance.................................................................................................. 47

12.4.1 Opening the Error File............................................................................... 47

12.4.2 Error File Structure................................................................................... 48

12.4.3 Maintenance HDD Report .......................................................................... 48

12.4.4 Recording Test......................................................................................... 49

12.5 Configuration................................................................................................. 50

12.5.1 General Settings ...................................................................................... 50

12.5.1.1 Date and Time ...................................................................................... 50

12.5.1.2 Language ............................................................................................. 51

12.5.1.3 Review Mode ........................................................................................ 51

12.5.1.4 Time Zone String .................................................................................. 51

12.5.1.5 Vehicle Identification ............................................................................. 51

12.5.1.6 Sequencing Time................................................................................... 52

12.5.1.7 Switch-off Delay.................................................................................... 52

12.5.1.8 Pre-Alarm and Post-Alarm Buffer............................................................. 53

12.5.1.9 Maximum Storage Time ......................................................................... 53

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12.5.1.10Alarm Data ........................................................................................... 53

12.5.1.11Key Switch ........................................................................................... 54

12.5.1.1224V Fault Test ...................................................................................... 54

12.5.1.13Error Signalling Time ............................................................................. 55

12.5.1.14One-time Error Signalling ....................................................................... 55

12.5.1.15Error Messages ..................................................................................... 55

12.5.1.16Inputs.................................................................................................. 55

12.5.1.17Camera Issue / Error ............................................................................. 56

12.5.1.18APC/iCount –Automatic Passenger Counter.............................................. 56

12.5.1.19IBIS –Integrated On- Board Information System ...................................... 56

12.5.1.20Temperature Management...................................................................... 56

12.5.1.21Audio Settings ...................................................................................... 57

12.5.2 Video Settings Video Output 1 ................................................................... 57

12.5.2.1 Resolution ............................................................................................ 58

12.5.2.2 Framerate Divisor.................................................................................. 58

12.5.2.3 Compression / Quality............................................................................ 58

12.5.2.4 GOP Time............................................................................................. 59

12.5.2.5 Quality................................................................................................. 59

12.5.2.6 Adaptive Framerate ............................................................................... 59

12.5.2.7 Text Overlay......................................................................................... 60

12.5.2.8 Streaming Mode.................................................................................... 60

12.5.3 Video Settings 2....................................................................................... 61

V Input ON/OFF .................................................................................................. 61

12.5.4 IP-Cmas V-Out Configuration..................................................................... 63

12.5.5 Outputs .................................................................................................. 64

12.5.5.1 Automatic Restart ................................................................................. 65

12.5.5.2 Cycle Controls....................................................................................... 65

12.5.5.3 Default Video Input ............................................................................... 66

12.5.5.4 Reversing Camera ................................................................................. 66

12.5.5.5 Door Camera ........................................................................................ 67

12.5.5.6 Relay Outputs ....................................................................................... 67

12.5.5.7 Automatic Relay Control......................................................................... 68

12.5.5.8 Alarm Output........................................................................................ 68

12.5.5.9 Alarm Signalling.................................................................................... 68

12.5.6 Network.................................................................................................. 70

12.5.6.1 IP Address / Netmask in Front ................................................................ 71

12.5.6.2 IP Address / Netmask in the Back............................................................ 71

12.5.6.3 Name Server 1/ Name Server 2 .............................................................. 71

12.5.6.4 Broadcast Target Address....................................................................... 71

12.5.6.5 Alarm RX OFF / ON................................................................................ 71

12.5.6.6 ERROR File and Alarm Message Transfer .................................................. 72

Video FTP Host / Port / User / Pass ..................................................................... 73

Video FTP Basepath .......................................................................................... 73

ALARM Video Transfer OFF/ON ........................................................................... 73

12.5.6.7 Reload, Save, Save + Restart ................................................................. 73

12.1 Load/Save Configuration –Firmware Upload...................................................... 74

12.1.1.1 Saving the Current Configuration ............................................................ 75

Loading a Configuration..................................................................................... 75

12.1.1.2 Loading a Firmware ............................................................................... 76

12.2 Operator ....................................................................................................... 77

12.2.1 Test Mode ............................................................................................... 77

12.2.2 Downloading Passenger Count Data per USB Stick ....................................... 78

12.2.3 Generating the Key File using the Web Interface .......................................... 78

12.3 Admin........................................................................................................... 79

12.3.1 Data Storage Access................................................................................. 81

Structure and Contents ..................................................................................... 81

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Formatting the Data Storage.............................................................................. 82

Data Analysis................................................................................................... 82

13 Er ror Desc r iption ..................................................................... 84

13.1 Boot Specials BOP xD ..................................................................................... 86

14 Co mplet e S y stem Maint enan ce / Function alit y Check .................. 87

14.1 Complete System Maintenance ........................................................................ 87

14.2 Complete System Functionality Check............................................................... 87

15 Abbrevi ations ......................................................................... 88

16 Appendix ................................................................................ 90

16.1 Optional accessories ....................................................................................... 90

16.2 List of Figures................................................................................................ 91

16.3 List of Tables ................................................................................................. 92

General Information

2General Information

2.1 Document Information

This document’s purpose is to familiarise you with the Video surveillance system BOP

XD and to enable you to operate it safely, properly and in an economically efficient

manner. Following the documentation’s instructions helps prevent hazards, to

minimize the time needed for maintenance and repair as well as downtime and to

increase the reliability and the lifetime of the system and the peripheral devices

connected to it.

This document describes the safe operation of BOP xD.

Read the document before starting to work with it!

Keep the document in a place that is accessible for your employees.

Observe the safety precautions’ instructions and the handling

instructions at all times.

The documentation must be complemented with instructions based on

national regulations (especially regarding data privacy) by the system

operator.

The images are for general comprehension purposes and may deviate

from the actual model due to further product development.

2.2 Document Scope

This document describes the operation of the following product:

Pr oduc t Nam e:

It em No.:

BOP x D

AR10009295/ A

General Information

2.3 Contact Details of the Manufacturer

ACTIA I+ME GmbH

Dresdenstrasse 17/18

D-38124 Braunschweig

Germany

Phone: + 49 (0) 531 38701-0

Fax: + 49 (0) 531 38701-88

www.ime-actia.com

2.4 Other Applicable Documents

IR14806 Technical Datasheet BOP xD

IR14346 Getting started BOP xD

2.5 Warranty

The warranty does not apply to improper use of the device or to normal wear. The

warranty period is 24 months after product purchase. If different warranty periods

have been negotiated, they must be NOTICE in writing.

The warranty is provided as per the statutory requirements with the explicit repair

authorisation. Within the warranty period, ACTIA I+ME GmbH remedies material and

manufacturing defects in a verifiable manner and free of cost.

In the event of claims, we would like to ask you to return the device to your sales

representative or directly to ACTIA I+ME GmbH free of carriage charges.

Modifications, retrofitting or other interference with the video surveillance system

BOP xD are not permitted and render the warranty invalid.

General Information

2.6 Disclaimer

Repairs may be performed by authorised qualified personnel only. Unauthorised

repairs or modification by the user (operator) or third parties shall void the liability

for any resulting consequences.

The operator and the operating personnel are liable for the proper and legal use of

the BOP xD video surveillance system.

Safety

3Safety

3.1 Certificates and Standards

BOP xD complies with the stipulated provisions and standards.

The applicable statutory specifications from the respective areas are listed as a table.

Area

St a ndar d / Cert ifica te / Lic e nce

El ectricit y

and EMC

EN45545

EN50121

EN61373

Vibrat ions

EN 50155, IEC 61373 Ch. 9

Sh ock

EN 50155, IEC 61373 Ch. 10.5

Heat and fi r e

re sist a nce

DIN 53438-2, DIN 5510-2

General pro-

vi sion s

Association of German Transport Under-

takings - VDV No. 230, 234, 235, 410

BOStrab,

BOKraft,

Law on the Electromagnetic Compatibility

of Equipment (EMVG)

Public transport company association VÖV

04.05.06

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