AXW-AZ

AX Series Video Adaptor for CCTV Camera and Audio Door Station

- INSTRUCTIONS -

The AXW-AZ converts a standard CCTV camera's signal to a CAT-5e connection, providing a signal compatible with the AX Integrated Security and Communication system. This allows the utilization of a color CCTV camera and a separate audio door station (AX-DM or IE/IF-Series) to be used in place of an AX video door station. A motion detector or other activation device can be connected to the Sensor input to trigger camera activation. Video output is provided for continual viewing and/or recording via composite pass-through. The unit is equipped with a relay output to trigger an external device, such as a DVR or video switcher whenever the audio and/or video to the AX system is active.

TERMINAL DEFINITIONS:

CEU (RJ-45): Output from AXW-AZ to AX CEU Door Station input LINE D1, E1: AX-DM or IE/IF-Series Audio Door Station input

RELAY NO, NO: Normally Open relay contact, activated when AX video is on.

SENSOR NC, NC: Normally Closed contact, activates call-in function and video at AX master

when tripped by motion detector or other device with N/C contacts.

VIDEO IN: Composite input signal from CCTV camera

VIDEO OUT: Composite output to external CCTV monitor, switcher, DVR, or video input on

another device

75 OHM SWITCH: Termination Switch. Set to OFF position when VIDEO OUT is connected to

CCTV system. Set to ON position when video output is not used.

COMPATIBLE AUDIO DOOR STATIONS:

AX-DM Mullion mount, black plastic

IF-DA Surface mount, brown plastic

IE-DC Surface mount, brown plastic w/aluminum

IE-JA Flush mount, 2 gang, stainless steel faceplate

IE-SS Flush mount, 2-gang, stainless steel vandal resistant

IE-SSR Flush mount, 2-gang, stainless steel vandal resistant w/red mushroom call button

WIRING DIAGRAM:

AXW-AZ with Standard CCTV Camera and Audio-only Door Station

PROGRAMMING:

• 1. Follow standard AX programming procedures as described in the AX Installation & Operation manual (included on CD with the AX CEU).
• 2. When configuring door stations, be sure to set the station number corresponding to the AXW-AZ to "Video" in the AX setup utility.

No.	Location Name	Video Audio	Call Level	DR Relay	Scan Monitor
1	Not Station	None	Normal	N.O.	Enable
2	Main Gate 02	None	- ormal	N.O.	Enable
3	No3 Station	None	riolty	N.O.	Enable
4	No4 Station	Video	ormal	N.O.	Enable
5	No5 Station	Audio	ormal	N.C.	Disable
6	No6 Station	None	Priorty	NO.	Enable

Typical configuration selection

OPERATIONS:

• 1. The AXW-AZ will function as a standard AX-series video door station, and can utilize all door station associated capabilities (i.e. Scan Monitor, Door Release, Priority Call Settings, etc).
• 2. If the SENSOR input is utilized, the AXW-AZ will generate a typical door station call indication at the associated master stations. The priority level will be as chosen in the AX setup utility.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Power: Supplied by AX CEU

Video Input & Output: Composite 1V Peak-to-Peak, NTSC

Connector: BNC

Audio Door input: Use AX-DM or any IE/IF-Series Audio Door Station

Relay: Normally Open contact output, 24V DC, 1A

Sensor: Normally Closed contact input

Wire: CAT-5e, 24AWG UTP-4

Wiring distance w/ Door: Max. 980' from AX-DM / IE/IF-series door to AX CEU

(through AXW-AZ)

Wiring distance w/o Door: Max 980' from AXW-AZ to AX CEU

Dimensions: 1-5/8"H x 7"W x 4"D

FCC Class B Verification

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device , pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try and correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or locate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Note:

Only information pertaining to the connection and operation of the AXW-AZ and devices interfacing with it are included here. For complete installation, wiring, and programming information regarding the AX system, please refer to the AX Installation Manual, which is included on the CD provided with the AX CEU.