Installation & User Manual – Oncam C-12 Series
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Figure 276 Peripheral Input / Output Overview
Name
- A unique name used for each IO connection in the camera software. The same name
is used by the ONVIF-conformant camera API. The name can't be changed.
Type
- Describes whether the connection is an Input or an Output. The type is fixed by the
camera hardware and can't be changed.
State
- Indicates the state of the IO connection the last time the page was updated. To update
at will, switch to another menu (such as "Users") for a moment.
Idle State
- The electrical state of the Input or Output circuit that should be defined as inactive.
The opposite state is therefore defined as active.
Mode
- For Outputs only. Defines whether the Output should be Latching or Momentary type.
Click
Edit
next to one of the list items to edit its properties with reference to the details below:
5.9.1.3 Input Devices
There are two alarm input connections on the Plus Module of the C-12 Outdoor Plus camera,
labelled "ALM IN 1" and "ALM IN 2". In the camera software and the ONVIF-conformant camera
API, they are named as follows:
Plus Module
Input Name
Camera Software ONVIF
InputToken Name
Input Type & Spec
ALM IN 1
HW 1
Pull-up
:
10 k
Ω
, 3.3V
Max input range
:
-0.6 V – 40 V
Voltage Thresholds
: High: >1.9 V
Low: <0.4 V
ALM IN 2
HW 2
Table 9 Plus Module Alarm Input
If you want to assign these inputs to trigger a rule in the camera's internal
Events
system,
simply choose the Trigger called
Device/Trigger > Digital Input
and activating either one of
these inputs will trigger the rule. For the trigger to be cleared, both inputs must be inactive.
