MiniBox IV IP Video Transmitter • Model MBOX4-IP with WiFi • Model MBOX4-5000-XX with 5W Analog TX and DTMF Control Radio • Model MBOX-PD2-XX with 1W Digital TX and DTMF Control Radio --Options include WiFi, Cellular Modem, VPN Router
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manual conventions NOTE Describes special issues you should be aware of while using a particular function. WARNING Calls out situations in which equipment could be damaged or a process could be incorrectly implemented, but in which operator safety is not a factor. TIP Describes application hints. CAUTION Electric shock hazard. Personal injury may result. Only trained and experienced technicians should proceed.
Complete the following steps: QUICK START A D W 1. Unpack the components from the shipping container. Avoid permanent damage to the camera! 2. Mount the utility box in a temporary (service bench) location using one of the methods described in the Installation section. • Disengage the support bracket (down position) before turning the system ON. 3. Disengage the support bracket (see warning). 4.
7. 8. 9. If your MiniBox-4 will be using an analog video transmitter, select the transmitter power output setting with the HI/LOW PWR switch. The power switch will select either 5 Watts or 2 Watts. QUICK START AC Power Color Green White Black If your MiniBox-4 will be using an analog video transmitter, select the (optional) encryption setting for your transmitter output with the ON/OFF SCR (scrambled) switch.
INTRODUCTION Introduction A This unique and exceptionally versatile MiniBox™ IV from DTC Communications, a COBHAM Company, is a fourth generation covert video system. A complete product family includes three base packages plus an impressive array of communication options to meet your specific mission and agency requirements. N LOG D Each base model supports the optional wireless IP-based video surveillance capability.
W INTRODUCTION A Features Environmentally conditioned utility box N LOG • Three viewing ports • Sony SNC-RX550 camera (or equivalent) D • Accommodates 1 WiFi card, 1 modem, & 1 router • RF video link, analog & digital, models include: W • DTMF control w/ Handheld radio • Directional antennas (2) • Analog 5W TX, L, S, S2 Bands • Digital PD2 TX, 1W, C (4400-5000), S2/3 (2200-2400), S-band 2400-2500 or L (1700-1850) Control and integration supported via Milestone software Accessories • Universal Progr
MAIN COMPONENTS Models and Options A MBOX4-IP N LOG MBOX4-5000-XX MBOX4-PD2-XX Features D W DTMF Decoder N/A Included Included Analog RF TX N/A Included N/A Digital RF TX N/A N/A Included Dual TX Antennas N/A Included Included DTMF Radio N/A Included Included IP Server Included Included Included Options 1 3G modem (or 1 customer-supplied DSL or Cable modem) 1 Wi-Fi card (included with MBOX4-IP) 1 router Encryption (analog TX units only) 8 D
Control DTMF tones can be used to pan and tilt the camera (transmitter units only), and to actuate many camera functions. DTC’s low current R99WS control receiver has been integrated into the transmitter models for use with a two-way radio, included with the system. VPN and WiFi units are controlled via an internet web browser user interface. The browser-based controls are described in this manual. Video Analog video transmission is accomplished by DTC’s 2 Watt/5 Watt VMX series video transmitter.
INSTALLATION Site Survey Before installing the MiniBox-4, you should conduct a physical survey of the site where the unit is to be installed. The purpose of the survey is to determine the proper height and position of the unit relative to the primary subject to be observed. You should also consider 110 VAC power availability (and cable or DSL availability if applicable).
