Luma Surveillance LUM-500-DVR-16CH, Technical Reference Manual

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Alarm Input
This option does not appear on 4-channel DVR models.
This is where you set up the various alarms that may enter your
system (for example, an alarm for a door opening).
Be sure to click Save before leaving this page.
Alarm Area
The Alarm Input No. selector lets you choose to configure a specific
trigger signal entering your recorder or any of its alarm capable
cameras. In this selector, A refers to an auxiliary alarm port on your
recorder, while each camera is listed by its IP address. For example,
A<-3 refers to the alarm trigger line entering input #3 on your
recorder, while 192.168.92.11:80<-1 refers to the alarm going into
input #1 of the camera at that IP address.
IP Address gives the camera’s address when the camera’s alarm is
selected.
Input Type lets you designate whether the alarm circuit is normally
open (NO) or normally closed (NC).
Alarm Name is a custom field that you can use to specify exactly
which alarm it is (e.g., South Freight Door).
Arming Schedule Tab
The main portion of the schedule tab shows the schedule for the
selected alarm. This lets you know when the selected alarm input
will be active. Each box covers one hour of time (with a dotted
line at the half-hour mark), and is color-coded to show the alarm’s
scheduled activity (blue means active, white means inactive).
To adjust the schedule, press Edit at the top right. If you need help,
see “Arming Schedule Tool” on page 95.
Linkage Method Tab
This tab helps you set up the camera to take action when an
event occurs, like activating a siren, locking a door, or alerting key
personnel. Despite its appearance, this is not a table; it’s just an
arrangement of columns.
For help, see “Linkage Control” on page 98.