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1 IntelleView POS Installation Guide Monitor (optional) Keyboard INTVIEWE System with one integrated Ethernet port and one Ethernet adapter card INTVIEWT System with one integrated Ethernet port, one Ethernet adapter card, and one token-ring adapter card Contents IntelleView POS Computer Mouse Printer (optional) Intellex Digital Recorder About this Guide...1 Introduction...1 System Components...2 Hardware Installation...2 Before You Begin...2 Install Kit...2 Installing IntelleView POS Components...3 Testing the IntelleView POS system...11 Verifying the IP Address...11 Verifying System Operation...12 Troubleshooting...15 Computer...15 Intellex...17 Network...17 UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply)...17 Parts List...18 Specifications & Regulatory Compliance...18 Declarations...18 About this Guide This guide explains how to install, configure, and troubleshoot an IntelleView POS system at a customer site. Other related documents required for installation are: Getting Started Administrator s Guide, Getting Started Operator s Guide, Intellex DVMS Installation Instructions, VM96 Console Installation Guide, Note: Because customer requirements dictate the placement of IntelleView POS components, your Sensormatic representative will supply this information separately. If you need assistance... Call your Sales Representative. Introduction IntelleView POS is a client/server application that records POS (point-of-sale) transactions and its associated video scene. The IntelleView POS application runs on a Microsoft Windows NT computer, which connects to the customer s POS system network via an Ethernet or token-ring LAN (local area network) connection. IntelleView can also connect to the customer's corporate LAN through a separate Ethernet adapter to allow remote access. Sensormatic of 18

2 System Components The basic IntelleView POS system consists of the following hardware and software components: Computer, keyboard, and mouse Intellex digital video recorder and mouse Uninterruptible power supply Sybase database software Intellex API software IntelleView server and client software Optional equipment may include: Additional Intellex recorders Printer and printer cable VCR (Video Cassette Recorder) Video monitor for IntelleView computer Video monitor for Intellex recorders Video monitor for VCR The IntelleView POS computer contains an integrated Ethernet port on the motherboard for the Intellex or corporate LAN connection, a Video card, a modem card, and an Ethernet card for the POS network connection. If required, it also contains a token-ring card for the POS network connection. Additional network components may be required, depending on the customer s POS system network. For installations having multiple Intellex recorders, an Ethernet hub is provided. If remote access is required, the customer must provide a hub or switch to connect the IntelleView computer and Intellex recorders to the customer's corporate LAN. The customer must also provide static IP address information for the IntelleView computer and for each Intellex recorder. Hardware Installation This section describes how to install the IntelleView POS components. The IntelleView POS computer is shipped to the customer site with all customerspecific network hardware and software preinstalled and initially configured. Before You Begin Verify that you have all the equipment. Verify that the equipment is the right configuration for the store. Be organized. Do not clutter traffic areas or cause a safety hazard. Install Kit INTVMKIT Part Number Description Qty CABLE/A, CAT5, 10, UPT PCH, RJ45 1 M-M CABLE/A, CAT5, 25, UPT PCH, RJ45 1 M-M SWITCH, MULTI PORT, 5 PORT, 1 10/100SP SWITCH, MULTI PORT, 8 PORT, 1 10/100SP SWITCH, MULTI PORT, 16 PORT, 10/100 PERP, RJ45, W/U-LK 1 Ethernet 5-port switch requires: MULTI PORT 5 PORT 10/100 DUAL SPEED SWITCH (Supports 2-4 Intellex systems) , or , 25 CAT5 PATCH CABLE, RJ45, M/M, BLUE, PER INTELLEX Ethernet 8-port switch requires: MULTI PORT 8 PORT 10/100 DUAL SPEED SOHO SWITCH (Supports 5-7 Intellex systems) , or , 25 CAT5 PATCH CABLE, RJ45, M/M, BLUE, PER INTELLEX Ethernet 16-port switch requires: MULTI PORT 16 PORT PERP SWITCH RJ-45 W/UPLINK (Supports 8-15 Intellex systems) , or , 25 CAT5 PATCH CABLE, RJ45, M/M, BLUE, PER INTELLEX of 18

3 Installing IntelleView POS Components Step 1: Unpacking the components 1. Unpack the IntelleView POS components and arrange the components in their installation location. 2. Install the internal battery into the UPS (uninterruptible power supply) and plug the UPS into an appropriate AC power source to charge its battery (see the documentation provided with the UPS for battery installation instructions and charging time). Step 2: Configuring the Intellex Before connecting the Intellex to the IntelleView POS system, you must configure it to work with the IntelleView POS and set its TCP/IP properties to match the store s network requirements. If you are installing multiple Intellex recorders, repeat the procedures in this step for each Intellex before going to Step 3. CAUTION: Do not apply power to the Intellex until directed. Figure 1. Intellex setup wiring diagram 1. Connect the IntelleView POS monitor to the Intellex as follows (see Figure 1): a. If necessary, disconnect the two ribbon cables from the connectors on the right side of the rear panel of the Intellex. b. Connect the monitor video cable. c. Reconnect both ribbon cables. 2. Connect the IntelleView POS keyboard and mouse to the Intellex. 3. Plug the monitor s power cable into the monitor and then into an appropriate AC power source. Turn on the power switch. 4. Plug the Intellex s power cord into the Intellex and then into an appropriate AC power source. Do not plug the Intellex into the IntelleView s UPS. The Intellex automatically starts its operating system and displays the Intellex application s main screen. Note: If the Intellex does not start, insert the special tool provided (or a straightened paper clip) into the pinhole beneath the power indicator on the front panel to turn on the power. Monitor 5. On the main screen (lower right corner of screen shown), click the Setup button The Setup Options screen appears. Intellex Mouse Power To AC power Video Keyboard Keyboard Mouse 3 of 18

4 Setting the Record Mode 10. Click the Record Mode button. The Record Mode screen appears. 11. Click Circular if it is not already selected. 12. Click OK to accept the displayed record mode. The Setup Options screen reappears. Clearing Alarm Settings 13. Click the Alarms button. The General alarm setup screen appears. Setting the Camera Termination 6. Click the Cameras button. The Cameras Names screen appears. 7. Click the Termination tab to display the Cameras Termination screen. 14. Click on the lighted (on) alarms to turn them off. 15. Click OK to accept the displayed alarm setup options. The Setup Options screen reappears. 8. If the video signal is passed through to the associated Camera Out connector, set the camera terminations to Hi-Z. Otherwise, set the camera terminations to 75 Ohms, if necessary. 9. Click OK to accept the termination settings. The Setup Options screen reappears. Setting the Record Rate 16. Click the Schedule button. The setup schedule screen appears. 17. Click the Mode tab. IMPORTANT! The following step is critical to insure that the IntelleView can control the Intellex recorder. 18. Verify that Schedule is set to Regular if the IntelleView is configured to "Record Some" or 4 of 18

5 that Schedule is set to Custom if the IntelleView is configured to "Record All". 19. Click the Rate/Quality tab. 25. Click Yes to exit to the operating system (Windows 98). The Enter PIN Code screen appears. Backspace 20. Verify that the Rate is set to 30 ips. If not, select 30 ips from the drop-down menu. 21. Click OK to accept the setup. The Setup Options screen reappears. 22. Click Close to return to the main screen. Setting the Date, Time, and IP Address 26. Use the mouse to enter the system exit code. (Click the backspace button to correct an entry.) The Windows 98 desktop appears. 27. Click Start > Settings > Control Panel. The Control Panel screen appears. 28. On the Control Panel screen, double-click the Date/Time icon. The Date/Time Properties screen appears. 29. Verify that the displayed Time zone is correct for your location. If not, use the drop-down menu to select the proper time zone for your location. 23. On the main screen, click the Utility button at the lower right corner of the screen. The Utility Options screen appears. 30. Verify that the Date and Time settings are correct. If not, change any setting that is not correct. 24. Click Exit. A confirmation message appears. 31. Put a check mark [ ] into the box to enable automatic clock changes for daylight savings time. 32. Click OK to return to the Control Panel screen. 5 of 18

6 33. Obtain the IP Address for the Intellex from the customer. 34. On the Control Panel screen, double-click the Network icon. The Network screen appears. 35. On the Configuration tab, double-click the TCP/IP Network Configuration entry. The TCP/IP Properties screen appears. 36. Click on the IP Address tab. 37. Click the Specify an IP Address radio button. Notes: If Remote Access is required, the customer must provide the static IP address information, including the Subnet Mask and Gateway, for each Intellex recorder. If Remote Access is not required, enter the following IP addresses: For Intellex #1, enter For Intellex #2, enter For Intellex #n, enter n For all Intellex recorders, enter for the Subnet Mask. 38. Click inside the leftmost IP Address box and enter the IP Address. DO NOT use the IP Address shown in the above figure. 39. Click inside the leftmost Subnet Mask box and enter the Subnet Mask address provided by the customer. 40. Click the Gateway tab. 41. Click inside the leftmost IP Address box and enter the Gateway address provided by the customer 42. Click the Add button. If a secondary Wins server is provided, enter its address and click the Add button. 43. Click OK twice to return to the Control Panel. Close the Control Panel. 44. To shutdown the Intellex, click the Start button on the taskbar. When the Start menu appears, click Shut Down. Select the Shut down radio button, and click Yes. 45. After the Intellex shuts down, turn off power to the monitor, and disconnect the monitor and keyboard from the Intellex. This completes the Intellex configuration. IMPORTANT! If you are installing additional Intellex recorders, perform the procedures in Step 2 for each unit. Be sure to obtain a unique IP Address for each Intellex. 6 of 18

7 Step 3: Connecting the IntelleView POS components 1. Connect the keyboard, mouse, and video monitor to their respective connectors on the rear of the IntelleView POS computer (Figure 2 on page 9). 2. Use the crossover Ethernet cable to connect the Intellex to the integrated Ethernet RJ-45 connector on the rear of the IntelleView POS computer. Note: If you are installing multiple Intellex units, connect them as shown in Figure 3 on page 3. Use non-crossover Ethernet cables for these connections. 3. Use non-crossover cable(s) to connect the store s POS network to the appropriate network card(s) in the IntelleView POS computer. 4. Use the provided RS-232 null-modem cable to connect the serial port on the VM96 to COM1 on the rear of the IntelleView POS computer. 5. Use the provided video cables to connect the VM96 video outputs to the CAMERA IN connectors on the Intellex. If there are insufficient spare Video Out connectors available, install a second Video Output board into the VM96 (see VM96 Console Installation Guide, ). 6. If a printer is provided, use the parallel printer cable (IEEE 1284) to connect it to the printer connector on the rear of the IntelleView POS computer. Plug the printer s power cord into an appropriate AC power source. 7. Connect the power cables into the computer, monitor, and Intellex. Plug the computer and monitor cables into the battery backup receptacles on the UPS. DO NOT connect the Intellex to the battery backup receptacles on the UPS. After the UPS battery is fully charged, turn on its power switch. 8. Test the UPS (see the documentation provided with the UPS). Step 4 (optional): Connecting a VCR to the IntelleView POS The VCR, monitor, and video cables referenced in the following procedures and in Figure 2 are optional equipment. 1. Connect the VCR to the COMP OUT video port on the IntelleView POS computer using an RG59 video cable (see Figure 2 on page 9). 2. If provided, connect the video monitor to the VCR using an RG59 video cable. 3. Connect the VCR and monitor power cables to an appropriate AC power source. DO NOT connect them to the UPS. The following procedures configure the IntelleView POS to output video to the VCR. 4. Using the mouse, right-click on an empty area of the desktop. A pop-up menu appears. 5. Click Properties. The Display Properties screen appears. 6. Click on the Displays tab. 7. Click on the I part of the TV button. The TV properties appear. 7 of 18

8 8. Click on the Apply button. The following screen appears. 9. Click Yes to save the settings. The screen refreshes. Note: If the screen size changes, use the controls on the IntelleView POS monitor to resize the screen. 10. Click OK to close the Display Properties screen. Everything that appears on the IntelleView POS monitor is now available to the VCR/monitor. To record suspicious transactions to a VCR tape, see the procedures in the Getting Started Operator's Guide, of 18

9 Figure 2. IntelleView POS wiring diagram (single Intellex) VM96 Console Video cables Intellex Digital Recorder RS-232 nullmodem cable IntelleView POS computer Power COM1 Printer Parallel printer cable Printer (optional) Ethernet POS token-ring network Crossover cable (see Note 1) Keyboard 1 2 Mouse Ethernet (for Intellex or corporate LAN) COMP OUT POS Ethernet network Video monitor (optional) Video Connections From VM96 Video Output To Intellex Camera IN Keyboard Mouse Key Description 1 Video card 2 Modem card 3 Token-ring card 4 Ethernet card 5 Spare slot RG59 video cable with RCA plug and BNC-F connector (optional) Video monitor (optional) Video input Video input Set Impedance switch to 75-Ohm position RG59 video cable (optional) VCR (optional) Set to 2-hr mode Video output Note 1: For Remote Access, the Crossover cable is not required. Connect the IntelleView and Intellex to the customer's corporate LAN using straight CAT5 network cables. 9 of 18

10 Figure 3. IntelleView POS wiring diagram for multiple Intellex units Intellex #n Ethernet Ethernet hub (Sensormatic provided) Intellex #2 Ethernet Intellex #1 Ethernet IntelleView POS computer Other components omitted for clarity. Keyboard Mouse Note: For Remote Access, the customer must provide a physical connection to the corporate LAN for the IntelleView computer and each Intellex recorder. These connections may be individual network drops or a customer provided hub or switch in the security room. Use straight CAT5 network cables for these connections. 10 of 18

11 Testing the IntelleView POS system After installing the IntelleView POS system and connecting it to the store s POS network, you must test the system to ensure it is operating properly. 1. Turn on power to the monitor and then turn on power to the computer. If the Intellex is not running, turn on its power. The Windows NT operating system, Sybase database server, and IntelleView POS server start. Verifying the IP Address Use this procedure to verify that the computer contains the correct IP Address. If Remote Access is required, the customer must provide the IP Address information. Verify with the customer that the IP information entered is correct. If Remote Access is not required, set the IP Address to and the Subnet Mask to Click Start > Programs > Command Prompt. The Command Prompt window appears. 2. Verify that the database and server icons are present on the taskbar. Database icon Server icon pipe symbol (shift + \ ) 3. Click Start > Settings > Control Panel. The Control Panel screen appears. 4. On the Control Panel screen, double-click the Date/Time icon. The Date/Time Properties screen appears. 5. Click on the Time Zone tab. 2. At the C:\> prompt, type: ipconfig more and press Enter. The IP Addresses appear. 6. Verify that the displayed time zone is correct for your location. If it is incorrect, use the dropdown menu to select the proper time zone. 7. Put a check mark [ ] into the box to enable automatic clock changes for daylight savings time. 8. Click on the Date & Time tab and verify that the date and time settings are correct. If not, change any setting that is not correct. 9. Click OK to return to the Control Panel, and close the Control Panel. 3. Verify the IP Address. 4. Press the spacebar until the C:\> prompt appears, then type exit and press the Enter key. 5. Click Start > Programs > Windows NT Explorer. The Explorer window opens. 11 of 18

12 6. In the left pane, navigate to the D:\Program Files\IntelleView POS\Clients\Admin Client folder. 7. In the right pane, double-click on the SvrInfo.ini icon. The file opens into the Notepad text editor Name of current store IP Address 13. Click Edit > Paste or press Ctrl+V to paste (copy) the SvrInfo.ini file into the Operator Client folder. The Confirm File Replace dialog box appears; click Yes. 14. Close or minimize the Explorer window. Verifying System Operation In the following steps, you will define a minimum number of definitions to demonstrate that the system is functioning properly. You will need the assistance of the store s IS Manager and Loss Prevention Manager for this. You will also need the Getting Started Administrator s Guide, To start the Administrator Client software, double-click the Administrator Client icon on the operating system desktop. The Store Selection screen appears. 8. Enter for the "loopback" IP Address, if it is not already entered. 9. Click File > Save, then click File > Exit. 10. In the Explorer s right pane, click on the SvrInfo.ini icon to highlight it. 11. Click Edit > Copy or press Ctrl+C to copy the file to the clipboard. 12. In the Explorer s left pane, click on the Operator Client folder. 2. Click Connect. The Administrator Client screen appears. 12 of 18

13 3. On the Set Up page, enter all appropriate information. 4. On the Video Definition page, enter all data to interface with the store s video system, including the IP Address of each Intellex recorder. 5. On the Register Definition page, enter up to six register definitions for testing purposes. Be sure to select high-activity registers for this test. If the POS system includes wireless RF registers (numbered 8xx), enter some of these registers. Important! When defining Exceptions, use values that are small enough to ensure that exceptions will be detected. 6. On the Exception Definition page, define and enable up to six each of the following EVENT TYPES: Purchase, Void, Return, Price Adjustment, and Register. 7. On the Password page, enter passwords only if requested to do so by the store s IS Manager or Loss Prevention Manager. 8. On the Service page, do the following using the procedures in the Administrator s Guide, : a. In the CE section, add an entry (password) for the authorized Field Services Technician. b. In the Network section, select the Network Card from the drop-down list, and then click Request Network Status to obtain information about the operating status of the selected network card. 9. To reduce the Administrator Client to a taskbar icon, click the Minimize icon on the top right corner of the Administrator Client screen. Minimize Investigating the Transactions You will need the Getting Started Operator's Guide, , for the following steps. 1. To start the Operator Client software, doubleclick the Operator Client icon on the operating system desktop. The Store Selection screen appears. 2. Click Connect. The Operator Client Main window appears. Note: If Operator Passwords were enabled, the Logon screen appears; enter the required information. 13 of 18

14 3. Select the Real Time Exceptions tab. This table is empty when the Operator Client is first launched and populates once exceptions, which were specified in the Administrator Client, are detected. 4. Observe the screen for a period to be sure the system is recording exceptions. You should see activity in the Slip Panel, the Video Panel, and the Real Time Exceptions table. The Video Panel should show the register scene for the data displayed in the Slip Panel. The Real Time Exceptions table should display exceptions as they are detected. An icon appears in the table s Video column to indicate that the exception s video scene has been recorded. 5. Use the Transaction Filter window (see Investigating Suspicious Transactions in the Getting Started Operator s Guide, ) to select specific event types and enter the criteria for data mining transactions in the database. To display this window, click the Transaction Filter button. Recording Transactions to a VCR Tape To record suspicious transactions to a VCR tape, perform the procedures in the Getting Started Operator's Guide, Select the DB Transactions tab to view the results of data mining operations. Each event type is color-coded for easy identification. You may sort the list by clicking on the list headings. 7. Select the DB Charts tab to display the results of data mining operations in chart format. You may choose to view charts by Associates or Registers and display the results in Bar or Pie chart formats. This requires you to enter some associate and/or register numbers in the Associate and/or Register Event type of the Transaction Filter. 8. Select the DB Reports tab to display the results of data mining operations in report format. You may choose to view reports by Associates or Registers. This requires you to enter some associate and/or register numbers in the Associate and/or Register Event type of the Transaction Filter. 9. Perform the procedures in the Operator's Guide to test the Video Override and the Transaction Filter functions. 14 of 18

15 Troubleshooting Computer Hardware Problem Computer does not start. No picture on monitor. Printer not printing correctly. No live video in window. Ethernet 800 registers not appearing in Real Time Exception list. No video on Intellex Channel 1 only (from VM96 monitor output 5). Video colors appear washed out. Computer, Intellex, or monitor loses power during commercial power outage. Software Problem System does not boot. Sybase database application not started on boot up. IntelleView POS server not started on boot up. What to check Computer power cable is connected to UPS. UPS is functioning properly (see UPS documentation). See the documentation supplied with the Dell computer. Monitor power cable is connected to UPS. Monitor video cable is properly connected to the computer. Monitor power switch is in the ON position. Verify correct print driver is installed. See the documentation supplied with the printer. Verify correct Intellex IP Address is entered in the Video Definition tab of the Administrator Client. If configured for Remote Access, verify that the IntelleView and Intellex units are all connected to the customer's LAN and that you can ping each Intellex unit from the IntelleView computer. If not configured for Remote Access, verify that the IntelleView is connected to the Intellex with a crossover cable (for single Intellex systems), or connected to multiple Intellex recorders through a hub or switch using straight CAT5 network cables. Verify that VM96 monitor outputs or camera outputs are connected to Intellex video inputs. Verify Ethernet connection. If used, verify that the POS network hub is functioning properly. If used, verify with the customer that the POS network Ethernet switch is properly configured. Video cable connection. Verify correct jumper installation on VM96 Text Overlay Board (see VM96 Console Installation Guide, ). Verify that all Intellex camera terminations are set properly (see Intellex DVMS Installation Instructions, ). Verify computer, Intellex, and monitor power cables are connected to the battery backup receptacles on the UPS. What to check Verify that floppy drive does not contain a disk. Record error messages. See documentation supplied with Dell computer. Call Sensormatic Technical Support. Check startup menu for IntelleView Startup file. Verify Sybase application is running. 15 of 18

16 IntelleView POS Administrator Client software or Operator Client software does not start. Dr. Watson error occurs. The system crashes (blue screen of death appears). No live video in Operator Client screen. Slip display is empty. Video not switching. Previously defined exceptions deleted after upgrading the database. User cannot perform Administrator functions. User cannot login or forgot password. Cannot connect to the store s server. Getting data from some but not all tokenring registers. Not getting data from any token-ring registers. Cannot override a register. An error message appears when retrieving video. Retrieved video does not match the transaction slip. Check path of desktop shortcut. Verify IntelleView POS server is running. Correct store name selected from drop-down list. Record error message and activity being performed at time of error. Restart application. Call Sensormatic Technical Support. Restart the system. Call Sensormatic Technical Support. If never worked, check the Intellex IP Address in Video Definition screen of the Administrator Client. If it previously worked, check the Intellex network port configurations and check the physical connections. Verify exception definitions. Check that a null-modem cable is used to connect the VM96 to COM1 on the computer. Verify that Register Definition screen of Administrator Client includes the register, Video system, and Target information for each register. Verify target is set for the selected camera. Refer to the VM96 documentation. Re-enter exception definitions. User must have Administrator permission if Passwords are enabled. Call Sensormatic Technical Support. Verify IP Address in svrinfo.ini file same as one displayed by ipconfig command (run from Command Prompt) or is "loopback" address ( ). Check hub connections. Check Administrator Client for register definitions. Verify store registers are working. Verify hub connections. Verify store registers are working. Verify network card is working. Check Administrator Client for register definition. Restart the Intellex (see the documentation supplied with the Intellex). Restart the Intellex (see the documentation supplied with the Intellex). Restart the IntelleView Server. This time-syncs the IntelleView with the Intellex. 16 of 18

17 Intellex See the documentation supplied with the Intellex Digital Recorder. Network Problem Slip data is incorrect. What to check Verify data by comparing slip display to register tape. Verify English and $ are selected in Administrator Client. Send Collect file to Sensormatic Technical Support for analysis. UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) See the documentation supplied with the UPS. 17 of 18

18 Parts List Item Part Number Description Qty COMPUTER, PENT3,933, ETHNT, CFG-1 (1) COMPUTER, PENT3,933, ETHNT, W/T-R (1) SOFTWARE, INTELLEVIEW (1) SOFTWARE, INTELLEVIEW CODE (1) INSTALL & CFG. GUIDE (1) DATABASE & SERVER GUIDE (1) ADMINISTRATOR GUIDE (1) OPERATORS CLIENT GUIDE (1) SYBASE LICENSE (1) CABLE, 25 CAT5 PATCH, RJ45 (1) CABLE, 25 BNC PATCH, AMP CONN (1) CABLE, 50 BNC PATCH, AMP CONN (1) CABLE, 10/100BT, CAT5E CROSSOVER (1) CABLE, DB9F VM96 SERIAL (1) CD W/JEWEL CASE (1) PC ANYWHERE SW/LICENSE (1/25) NORTON ANTI-VIRUS SW/LICENSE (1/25) UPS (1) A/W, INTELLEVIEW S/W CD (0) 20. Z INTELLEVIEW GENEALOGY (0) Each system requires the following cables: , 10, OR , 25 CAT5 PATCH CABLE, RJ45, M/M, BLUE , 10 OR , 25 OR , 50 BNC PATCH CBL AMP CONN, PER MONITOR /100BT CAT5E CROSSOVER CABLE, YELLOW RJ145M CABLE, DB9 TO DB9F F VM96 SERIAL CABLE Optional equipment: RV2400 or AD8096HD VCR RM310 or RM314 Video Monitor CBL/A,RG59,PATCH,1 FT,BNC-BNC (1ft BNC to BNC Patch cable Belden cable RG59) CBL/A,RG59,PATCH,10 FT,BNC-BNC (10ft BNC to BNC Patch cable Belden cable RG59) CBL/A,RG59,PATCH,25 FT,BNC-BNC (25ft BNC to BNC Patch cable Belden cable RG59) CBL/A,RG59,PATCH,50 FT,BNC-BNC (50ft BNC to BNC Patch cable Belden cable RG59) CBL/A,SHIELDED,PV,25 FT. (DB9 serial cable Rev C) CBL/A,ADPT,DB25M-DB9M,12 IN. (DB25 to DB 9 Rev A) CBL/A,RS232,CR'D PRS,DB9F-F (DB9 to DB9 VM96 Serial Cable) BNC Female to RCA Male adapter Specifications & Regulatory Compliance Computer See the documentation supplied with the Dell computer. Intellex See the documentation supplied with the Intellex. UPS See the documentation supplied with the UPS. Declarations WARRANTY DISCLAIMER: Sensormatic Electronics Corporation makes no representation or warranty with respect to the contents hereof and specifically disclaims any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose. Further, Sensormatic Electronics Corporation reserves the right to revise this publication and make changes from time to time in the content hereof without obligation of Sensormatic Electronics Corporation to notify any person of such revision or changes. LIMITED RIGHTS NOTICE: For units of the Department of Defense, all documentation and manuals were developed at private expense and no part of it was developed using Government Funds. The restrictions governing the use and disclosure of technical data marked with this legend are set forth in the definition of limited rights in paragraph (a) (15) of the clause of DFARS Unpublished - rights reserved under the Copyright Laws of the United States. TRADEMARK NOTICE: IntelleView POS, Sensormatic, and the ROBOT logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sensormatic Electronics Corporation. Other product names (if any) mentioned herein may be trademarks or registered trademarks of Sensormatic or other companies. No part of this guide may be reproduced in any form without written permission from Sensormatic Electronics Corporation. CSD 05/ of 18