Pelco CM6800 Matrix Switcher Controller
[CM6800-32x6]

  Pelco CM6800 Matrix switcher-controller system is a highly affordable single box solution for medium-sized matrix switch applications. This fully integrated package offers a highly versatile, cross-point matrix switcher. The CM6800 provides switching and control from any one of up to 10 keyboards. The system can also be used to control other devices, such as Genex multiplexers.
  The CM6800from Pelco provides easy-to-use, password-protected, on-screen programming menus. Eight different languages are supported.
  The Matrix CM6800 series is designed to be remotely operated from desktop keyboards or external computer systems. Programming the system is easy using on-screen menus and a system keyboard or the Windows -based system management software. The manager software allows for remote programming and external storage of all user setups.
  The user-enabled character display shows time and date, operation mode, camera number, and a 20-character title for quick, easy identification of the on-screen video.
  The CM6800 Matrix switcher supports powerful system macros (32) and programmable sequences (16), which allow activation of commonly occurring
events based on time/calendar or alarms. Macros provide quick call-up of multiple cameras to multiple monitors.
  Macros may also activate preset positions and auxiliaries on suitably equipped (PTZ or dome) receivers; and activate external relays to turn on lights, lock doors, or control other auxiliary functions (additional equipment may be required).
  Built-in video loss detection alerts operators or technicians of camera failure. Logical camera numbering provides the ability to assign any camera number to the physical input. An integral color bar generator allows the user to adjust monitor settings.
  With the CM6800 the system manager can select from a wide variety of alarm handling and display options. An alarm can trigger a macro, preset, or pattern, and alarmed cameras can be displayed on one or several monitors. There are also choices for the order in which alarms are displayed, alarm priorities, automatic or manual acknowledgement, and activation of auxiliaries.
  Multiple ports are provided for PTZ control and keyboards. A single data line, using Pelco’s M protocol, can accommodate various types of equipment, such as keyboards and external alarm interface units. RS-232 ports allow for communication with a PC. Peripheral components allow for expansion of alarms, relay contacts, and keyboards.