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The Intelligent Surveillance Solution

SCB-C24

User Manual

Ver. 1.0.120723.00


NUUO NVR/DVR/Hybrid NDVR System

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS ............................................................................................................................. 1

1. INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................................................. 2 1.1.Key Features ......................................................................................................................................................... 3 1.2. OS Requirement .................................................................................................................................................. 4 1.3. Hardware Requirement ..................................................................................................................................... 4 1.4. Specification ........................................................................................................................................................ 5

2. OVERVIEW .......................................................................................................................................... 7 2.1. Pin Definition ........................................................................................................................................................ 8

3. CONFIGURE PROTOCOL & SELF-TEST ............................................................................................ 9 3.1. Communication Defaults ................................................................................................................................ 10 3.2. Back to Initial ..................................................................................................................................................... 11

4. NETWORK DEPLOYMENT DIAGRAM ............................................................................................ 12

5. HARDWARE SETUP ........................................................................................................................... 13 5.1. Connect C08 to Server PC.............................................................................................................................. 13 5.2. Connect C24 to C08 ........................................................................................................................................ 14 5.3. Connect C24 to Power Supply ...................................................................................................................... 14 5.4. Connect Peripherals to C24 & Power Supply.............................................................................................. 14 5.5. Check C24 COM port, Baud Rate & Address ............................................................................................. 14 5.6. Configure Mainconsole ................................................................................................................................... 15



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1.Introduction

C24 is an I/O box to intermediate the communication between a surveillance server and multiple peripherals.

It joins up all the major components in your surveillance network to deliver your prospective management

and protection over your property.

This manual combs the hardware/software setup for C24. Hardware-wise C24 needs a converter (C08), and

software-wise the server relies on a piece of surveillance recording software, Mainconsole, to bring all the

peripherals under control.

Easy-to-mount and flexible in communication, C24 will be the pivot in your surveillance network. Thank you

for choosing C24.



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1.1.Key Features

- Supports wide range of DC-in voltages.

- Supports ASCII and Modbus/RTU protocols

- Supports baud rates from 1.2Kbps to 115.2 Kbps.

- Digital output signal with 3750Vrms isolation protection

- Supports dual watchdog: Hardware (module) watchdog & software (host) watchdog.

- External dip-switch to deliver configuration and hardware self-test.

- Status LED for each channels

- DIN-Rail and panel mount support.

- Support screw terminal

- Includes external DC power adaptor.



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1.2. OS Requirement

32 bits MS Windows XP pro SP3 / Vista SP1 / Win 7 SP1

64 bits Win 7 SP1/ Win Server 2008 R2

1.3. Hardware Requirement

S of all cam*

D C B A

2200~1400 1400~1050 1050~550 550~

CPU Intel Core I7 Intel Core I5 Intel Core 2 Quad Q9400

Intel Core 2 Duo

E5300

RAM 2 GB 2 GB 2 GB 1 GB

Motherboard Intel 55 or 57 chip or above, MB vendor Asus, Gigabyte or Intel with

Intel Chipset recommended

Intel 35 or 33 chip or above, MB vendor Asus, Gigabyte or Intel with

Intel Chipset recommended

Display card ATI Radeon HD 4350 or above

(ATI Driver V11-5 recommended ATI Driver V10 not support)

Ethernet 100 baseT or above, Gigabit LAN recommended

Hard Disk 250 GB or above

OS Windows XP (32-bit) / Windows 7 (32 and 64-bit) / Windows 2008 (64-bit)

*S=M x N N: FPS of Camera

M: Value of IP camera resolution

Resolution 5 M 3 M 2 M 1 M VGA / D1 CIF

Value of M

37 27 22 14 3 1



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1.4. Specification

Communication & Data Transmission

Protocol ASCII and Modbus RTU

Interface RS-485 differential 2 half/duplex wires

Speed 1.2Kbps to 115.2Kbps auto-switching

Data Format Data bit 8; Parity Check: None; Stop Bit: 1

Distance Maximum 4000 ft (1200m)

Digital Output Isolation 3750Vrms

Electrical Characteristics

Power Input Voltage DC +10V to +30V

Maximum Output Voltage +30V

Maximum Output Current 100mA

Power Supply Screw terminal, or external DC adapter.

Power Consumption 1.5W

Physical Characteristics

Connection Type Screw terminal for maximum AWG# 12~30 wire

Status LED Status LED for power and all output channels

Dimension 151mm x 75mm x 26mm

Weight 395g



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Environment Characteristics

Operating Temperature 0 to 65 degrees C

Storage Temperature -20 to 65 degrees C

Humidity 10~90%, non-condensing



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2. Overview

To apply C24 to your surveillance system, get to know it first. Take a look around C24. The illustration below

depicts C24 by top view and side view, with all major components and dimensions called out.

Side View Top View

Fig. 1. Overview



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2.1. Pin Definition

Name Description

EXT PWR External power for isolation. Max. 30V DC.

EXT. GND External ground for isolation. Max. 30V DC.

DIA Digital output Channel 10

DIB Digital output Channel 11

DIC Digital output Channel 12

DID Digital output Channel 13

DIE Digital output Channel 14

DIF Digital output Channel 15

DATA+ RS485+

DATA- RS485-

DC 10-30V Input DC 10~30V

GND DC Ground

DI0 Digital output channel 0












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3. Configure Protocol & Self-test

C24 supports two protocols, Modbus RTU and ASCII, to communicate with the monitoring peripherals. Which

protocol to use is adjustable by the 2-toggle dip-switch on one side of C24 as depicted in Overview.

The external dip-switch also enters C24 into self-test whereby C24 examines itself to make sure its hardware is

working properly

Fig. 2. Dip-Switch



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3.1. Communication Defaults

In default state, C24 communicates by the following profile:

Item Description

Protocol Modbus RTU

ID address 01

Baud rate 9600

DIO mode type 40

Checksum Disabled

RS485 data format Data bit 8;

Parity Check: None

Stop Bit: 1



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3.2. Back to Initial

The dip-switch supports “Back to Initial”, a function that puts a set of communication settings back to “initial”

state in case they cannot be remembered and thus disable C24 from being communicated with.

The “initial” state represents:

Setting Value

ID 00

BD 9600

DF 00

Name: TRPC24

To bring C24 “Back to Initial”:

Step 1: Close Mainconsole if it is opened.

Step 2: Connect C24 to power if you haven’t.

Step 3: Adjust dip-switch toggles to “off-off” position.

Step 4: Disconnect C24 from power.

Step 5: Adjust the toggles to “on-off” position.

Step 6: Reconnect C24 to power.

Step 7: Adjust the toggles to “off-on” position and C24 goes back to initial.



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4. Network Deployment Diagram

This diagram shows how server, converter (C08), I/O box (C24) are deployed within the surveillance network

to work. C08 is subject to connection to maximum 256 I/O boxes (C24/C26/C28), with each I/O box

identified by an address ranging from 0~255.

Fig. 3. Network Deployment Diagram



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5. Hardware Setup

This chapter combs through the necessary setup for the major components in the surveillance network

including:

1. peripherals,

2. I/O box C24,

3. converter C08,

4. Windows-based server PC.

5.1. Connect C08 to Server PC

An average Windows-based PC isn’t capable of RS485 communication. Therefore it needs C08, a

USB-to-RS485 converter, to be able to talk to C24.

Step 1: Connect C08 to PC an USB cable.

Step 2: On PC, install C08 driver.

- C08 driver is downloadable at www.nuuo.com > Download

Once driver is successfully installed, PC auto-detects C08 and generates a COM port for C08. Check it

up by clicking Start > Settings > Control Panel > System > Hardware tabbed page > Device Manager.

Click the plus (+) of Ports (COM & LPT). The COM port(s) in use will show.

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5.2. Connect C24 to C08

After C08 and server are connected and a COM port is up between them, proceed to connect C24 to

C08.

Connect C08 (TX+, DATA+) to C24 (DATA+). Connect C08 (TX-, DATA-) to C24 (DATA-).

5.3. Connect C24 to Power Supply

Connect C24 to power supply by the power adopter that comes with your purchase.

5.4. Connect Peripherals to C24 & Power Supply

Step 1: Split a power supply to negative pole and positive pole.

Step 2: Connect the positive pole to C24’s EXT.PWR port.

Step 3: Connect the negative pole to C24’s EXT.COM port.

Step 4: Connect the negative pole of each peripheral to C24’s DO (digital output) ports.

Step 5: Bridge the positive poles of the peripheral devices to C24’s EXT.PWR port.

Fig. 4. Connect Peripherals to C24 &

Power Supply

By the example of Fig. 4, each digital input and output device requires at least 4.0V.

- Input logical level 0: +1V (max).

- Input logical level 1: +4.0V ~ +30V.

5.5. Check C24 COM port, Baud Rate & Address

Step 1: Run Oconfig.exe on PC.

Step 2: IOconfig.exe is downloadable at www.nuuo.com > download

Step 3: Note to close Mainconsole before running IOconfig.exe

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Step 4: IOConfig opens.

Step 5: On the left pane of IOConfig, click Scan button.

Step 6: IOConfig proceeds to check the COM port, baud rate and address for the connected C24.

Step 7: In a few seconds the checking is through. Scan result shows on the right pane.

5.6. Configure Mainconsole

Step 1: Open Mainconsole on PC.

Step 2: From Mainconsole tool bar, click button.

Step 3: A menu opens.

Step 4: Click Setting > System Setting.

Step 5: Setting page opens featuring a series of tabs.

Step 6: Click I/O Device tab.

I/O Device tabbed page opens.

Step 7: In Module field, dub C24 with a name.

Step 8: By Device, specify C24 model name.

Step 9: By COM Port, select the COM port of C24 as you have noted in section 5.5. Check C24 COM port,



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Baud Rate & Address.

Step 10: By ID, select the ID address for C24.

Step 11: Run Digital Output Simulation.

If the graphic in question lights on red, the setup is successfully made.

Step 12: Click lower-right OK and quit setting.

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