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Item
Function
F
AUX
Sets the on/off status for the camera's auxiliary relay to switch on/off automatically during the
tour.
Options and code numbers
1 = AUX 1 ON
5 = AUX 1 OFF
2 = AUX 2 ON
6 = AUX 2 OFF
3 = AUX 3 ON
7 = AUX 3 OFF
4 = AUX 4 ON
8 = No auxiliary called
Item
Function
G
CN
Connect Next (see the following examples for details).
Options
z
Y
= yes (to call up the next camera in the table to the next contiguous monitor).
ENT CAM DWL PRE AUX CN
01 0001 02 001 0- Y
02 0002 00 002 0- N
The sample entries shown above indicate that during the tour, when Camera 1 is called to
the monitor, Camera 2 (entry 02) will be simultaneously called to the next contiguous
monitor.
Note
: The dwell time of Camera 2 is set to "0" because its dwell time is controlled by the
previous entry.
z
N
= no (not to use the Connect Next function).
z
S
= salvo (to call a system salvo for the specified dwell time). At this point, the CAM entry
refers to the salvo number.
ENT CAM DWL PRE AUX CN
03 0003 05 000 0- S
The sample entries shown above indicate that each time the tour cycle processes to ENT 03,
Salvo 3 will be called up for 5 seconds. The monitor that runs the tour will become the first
monitor for the called salvo.
z
T
= tour (to call another system tour). At this point, the CAM entry refers to the tour
number.
ENT CAM DWL PRE AUX CN
05 0002 00 000 0- T
The sample entries (TOUR 01) shown above indicate that each time the tour cycle processes
to ENT 05, System Tour 2 will be called up to the same monitor.
Note:
The dwell time is set to "0" here because it is controlled by the dwell time specified in
System Tour 2.
To select an appropriate CN value,
1)
Use the ACK key to toggle through the options.
2)
Press the NEXT key to select the desired option.
Item
Function
H
SITE
Sets a remote site number to Include a remote site camera in the tour.
To enter a site number,
1)
Enter the site number (1-64), or "0" to clear site number;
2)
Press the ACK key to confirm.
Note
When the site number is set, the CAM entry refers to the camera number in the remote site.
For details on how to run a system tour, please refer to
Section 3.5
.
