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

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Alarm Output
This option does not appear on 4-channel DVR models.
These settings add extra actions to the end of an alarm being
triggered.
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Alarm Area
The Alarm Output 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
coming from output #1 of the camera at that IP address.
IP Address gives the camera’s address when the camera’s alarm is
selected.
Default Status is set to either low level or normally open.
Triggering Status shows how the alarm operates. Pulse means the
alarm triggers when it is closed, then it flips open again. Thus it fires
once to trigger the alarm.
Delay sets a pause between when an alarm is triggered and when
the action based on that event starts. For example, if an alarm is
triggered when a door is opened, you may want to give an employee
five seconds to enter a security code before responding.
The Alarm Name is a custom field that you can use to specify
exactly which alarm it is (e.g., South Door Buzzer).
Arming Schedule Tab
The main portion of the window shows the schedule for the selected
alarm. This area lets you know when the selected alarm output 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, which means inactive).
To adjust the schedule, press Edit at the top right. If you need help,
see “Arming Schedule Tool” on page 95.