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Configuring Alarm Debouncing
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Configuring Alarm Debouncing
To configure alarm debouncing:
1. In the main window, click the System tab, and then click Description/Calibrations on the second-level
tab bar.
A hierarchical list representing the current system appears.
2. On the Configure menu, click Connect, if you wish to apply the changes in real time. If the connection
succeeds, “Connected to [IP address]” will appear in the status bar.
Note: If this step is omitted, then the user will need to export the database to apply the calibration
changes.
3. Expand the System root, and the Kaleido-X frame.
Note: In the case of an expansion system, then you need to first expand the dual frame element, under
which both frames A and B are listed.
4. Expand the appropriate input card, one of its Video elements, and then one of the alarm-related
elements (or the ABT element, and then one of the ABT’s audio elements).
5. Select the alarm whose debouncing you wish to configure.
6. In the Properties pane, set appropriate values for each attribute in the Debouncing group, using the
sliders.
Debouncing attributes
Example: for the Silence Left attribute, with a threshold of -47dBFS, alarm debouncing could be
configured as follows:
This means that, if the audio left peak falls below the silence threshold (-47 dBFS), and stays below this
threshold for the selected duration (5 seconds), then an error event will be recorded (note that this
Detection window (min) 1
Duration (sec) 5
Occurrences 2