Panasonic Arbitrator 360 Manual

Arbitrator 360

Hardware Installation

Version 2.2

1. Arbitrator Units and Cables

Camera Cable

(Short)

External GPIO

Trigger Cable

Camera

AG-CK10P

CCR24PNA

Digital Wireless

Mic Receiver &

Transmitter

In Car Mic Receiver Cable

AG-CPD20P

Recorder (VPU) 32GB SDHC Card Camera Mount Camera Cable

(Long)

Control Panel

Cable

Control Panel 2nd Backseat

Camera

CN258IR-P

LAN Cable

(Crossing type)

GPS Antenna Power Cable

for Recorder

AG-RCP30P

3rd-6th Camera

BN258IR

MN1760

2 sets of 7.5A Fuse (UL Listing) is needed for the connection between VPU

and Vehicle battery. (NOT included in the kit)

RP-SDW32GP1K

AG-CR13P

OPTIONS

Camera 2

(backseat)

(Option)

CN258IR-P

2nd/3rd

WMIC

RX/TX

(Option)

VPU

AG-CPD20P

2. Arbitrator in-car System Configuration

RX/TX

Front End

Application

WMIC RX/TX

CCR24PNA

Serial (RS-232C)

for Radar Gun USB for

Wireless LAN

Module

From 3rd Vendor

In Car Mic

Ethernet

Cable for

Wired

Upload

Toughbook

(In car PC)

Option Camera Examples

Camera 3 (LPR)

Camera 4 (Left)

Camera 5 (Right)

Camera 6 (Back)

Control Panel

(Option)

AG-RCP30P

Camera 1

(Front)

AG-CK10P

Video Out 1

for LPR/

Monitor etc

Use the mirror mode for Camera 4,

5 and 6.

If no mirror mode for these,

connect Camera 4 (Left) to Video 5

and Camera 5 (Right) to Video 4.

GPS

Antenna

Vehicle Battery

12V/24V

16 Triggers

(Siren/Light

Bar/Brake/

WMIC etc)

Power Cable

Cable Kit

AG-CR13P

External

GPIO Cable

Appendix: Camera 4, 5 and 6 video image and connection

If Left Camera (Cam4), Right Camera (Cam5) and Back Camera

(Cam6) have the Mirror mode, Connect Cam 4 to the “video in 4”,

Cam5 to “video in 5” and Cam6 to “video in 6”

Front LPR

Right

Left

Back

R-Seat

1 (Camera 1)

Cam4 Cam5

Cam6

Officer Walking Direction

1, 2 or 3

4 5

61, 2 or 3

Image will be moved 4, 6, 5 in order from left to right.

If Left Camera (Cam4), Right Camera (Cam5) and Back Camera

(Cam6) do NOT have the Mirror mode, Connect Cam 4 to the “video

in 5”, Cam5 to “video in 4” and Cam6 to “video in 6”

1, 2 or 3

4 5

61, 2 or 3

Image will be moved 5, 6, 4 in order from right to left.

Cam4 Cam5 Cam4 Cam5

Cam4Cam5 Cam4Cam5

3. Install VPU using Mounting Bracket

1. To center console

2. To trunk

4. Power cable harness for VPU, Wireless MIC and 2nd camera

1. There are basically two options for the connections.

One is with Charge Guard, another is for Accessory connection

using internal timer in VPU.

2. +12V Power line:

VPU: 1) Power line (+12V : red) must be connected to the battery

through 7.5 amp fuse (not in the kit).

2) Signal line (white) must be connected to the Charge Guard or

Accessory SW though 7.5 amp fuse (not in the kit).

Wireless MiC: Power line (+12V:red) must be connected to VPU white line.

2nd Camera: Power line (+12V: white) also must be connected to VPU white line

3. GND line:

VPU : Power cable and Trigger cable (2 lines)

Wireless Mic : Power GND and trigger GND (2 lines)

2nd Camera : Power GND (1 line)

All black lines must be connected directly to the negative terminal of the battery.

1A in-line

fuse

Recording engine

Clock

VPU

Power sw

signal(SA)

■

4-1.VPU, Wireless MIC and camera to Battery Connection (w/Charge Guard)

Receiver (RX) Cable

Car Battery

12V/24V

WMIC Receiver (RX)

Trigger GND #5

WHITE

RED

RED #1

BLACK

Fuse

7.5A

Fuse

7.5A

(+)

(-)

2nd Camera

WHITE

BLACK

Charge

Guard

power

Trigger cable GND #9

Power GND #2

All GND (black)

must be connected

to the battery (-)

Need 7.5A fuse

Please set

“Power Off Time”

to be minimum 10 min

in FE “Config” setting

in order to close the

file properly.

4-2.VPU, Wireless MIC and camera to Battery Connection (thru ACC sw)

1A in-line

fuse

Recording engine

Clock

VPU

Power sw

signal(SA)

■

Receiver (RX) Cable

Vehicle Battery

12V/24V

WMIC Receiver (RX)

Trigger GND #5

WHITE

RED

RED #1

BLACK

Fuse

7.5A

Fuse

7.5A

(+)

(-)

2nd Camera

WHITE

BLACK

power

Trigger cable GND #9

Power GND #2

All GND (black)

must be connected

to the battery (-)

ACC switch

Need 7.5A fuse

Please set

“Power Off Time”

to be minimum 10 min

in FE “Config” setting

in order to close the

file properly.

5. GPIO Trigger connection

1. This has 16 GPI inputs and 3 GPO outputs.

2. Please refer the cable color and connect to the proper device.

3. Panasonic recommends the following connection set-ups as standards.

4. Pin #9 (GND) must be connected directly to the negative terminal of the battery.

(as written in item 3)

5-1. GPIO Trigger for 16 GPIs

External GPIO Trigger Cable

(supplied)

Pin # Signal Remark Cable Color Trigger Name (Example)

9GND GND Black MUST be connected to Negative battery terminal

10 GPI 1 In Brown Wireless Mic

11 GPI 2 In Red Light Bar

12 GPI 3 In Orange Brake Indicator

13 GPI 4 In Yellow Siren Indicator

21 GPI 5 In Green Gun Lock

22 GPI 6 In Blue Wireless Mic Active indicator (H)

23 GPI 7 In Violet Wireless Mic Mute indicator (H)

24 GPI 8 In Gray Other

14 GPI 9 In Blue / White Other

15 GPI 10 In Violet / White Other

16 GPI 11 In Red / Black Other

17 GPI 12 In Orange / Black Other

3GPI 13 In Pink Other

4GPI 14 In Light Green Other

5GPI 15 In Brown / White Own(REC) / TGT(REC) (when connecting Radar/GPS)

6GPI 16 In Orange / White Own(REC) / TGT(REC) (when connecting Radar/GPS)

25 GPO 1 Out White Open Emitter (Rec, Error, Rec+Eror: Active 5V 15mA)

8GPO 2 Out Green / White Open Emitter (Rec, Error, Rec+Eror: Active 5V 15mA)

18 GPO 3 Out Yellow / Black Open Collector (Rec : Active L)

19 GPO 4 Out Red / White +5V out

GPI 1~16 L : not more than1.0V H: 4 V to 28V Input current max. 12mA

Pin#1 (Black/White) & #7 (Green/Black) are not used (can be opened)

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