Honeywell ACUIX, User Manual

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ACUIX High Speed Dome User Manual
Document 800-01023 Rev A 57
02/08
There are three ways to acknowledge an alarm:
• The first way is to press the key on the controller that represents the ESC key (‘F6’
(‘menu’) on the HJZTP controller). This sends a Return to Manual command to the
ACUIX. When the ACUIX receives this command, it acknowledges any alarm that is
currently active.
• The second way to acknowledge an alarm is to take manual control. This will
acknowledge ALL the alarms that are present—even those waiting to be serviced.
• The final way is to use the default function. The default function runs a Preset, Preset
Tour, or Mimic Tour after a user-programmable amount of inactive time. It also
auto-acknowledges an alarm after the programmable delay. It acknowledges each
active alarm until all alarms are inactive. At that point, the default function runs. If any
new alarms come in after this, the cycle starts again.
The alarm status displays on-screen on the same text line set aside for the Camera ID
number. The Camera ID does not have to be displayed in order to view the alarm status.
If any alarms are active, the ACUIX displays
AL-
. After the
AL-
, the ACUIX lists all active
alarms in order. Thus, if alarms 1, 3, and 4 are active, the ACUIX displays
AL-1 34
. There
is no on-screen indication as to which alarm is currently being serviced. That can be
determined by what function is active.
Find Home
Press and hold Fn, then press F1 (
▲
), to send the dome to its home position.
Presets
There are 161 (0-160) Presets available in each ACUIX dome. Presets 71–79 and 98–99
are pre-programmed for special functions and cannot be pre-programmed.
Program Preset
For example, to program Preset 1 using the HJZTP controller:
1. Move the dome to view the desired preset position using the joystick, zoom, focus
or iris keys.
2. Press and hold the Preset key.
3. Press key 1.
4. Release the Preset key and the current position of the dome has been defined as
Preset 1.
Note Presets can also be defined using the OSD menus. When presets are defined
in this way the preset title can also be edited.