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Hardware Connect

5.9.2.1 Keyboard Users

Select<KB Users>from<Hardware Connect>: Move the joystick up and down at the <Hardware
Connect>, move the flashing cursor to 1, then enter<KB Users>by moving the joystick right or input
number 1 directly at the<Hardware Connect>. As figure 60 shows. Move the joystick left to exit, go
back to the upper menu.

Figure 60 Keyboard Users

Note: when keyboard connects to the matrix, the corresponding ID is Y.

5.9.2.2 PC Users

Select<PC Users>from<Hardware Connect>: Move the joystick up and down at the <Hardware Connect>,
move the flashing cursor to 2, then enter<PC Users>by moving the joystick right or input number 2
directly at the<Hardware Connect>. As figure 61 shows. Move the joystick left to exit, go back to the
upper menu.

Hardware Connect

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1. KB Users
2. PC Users
3. Distributor
4. Alarm-In Box
5. Alarm-Out Box
0. Exit

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Summary of Contents for M8000

Page 1: ...le and corresponding back panel SAE M8000 offers menu and multimedia setup for system setting Through keyboard it can achieve basic information camera title various presetting monitor function users limited one or several moni tor sequences fortify setup and alarm mode etc We are making continuous effort to improve our products We will upgrade the products constantly This is our authority and obli...

Page 2: ...ignal 1V Peak to Peak Input Impedance 75 Ω 2V Peak to Peak Input Impedance High l Input Impedance High or 75 Ω l Output Signal 2V Peak to Peak Output Impedance 75 Ω l Output Impedance 75 Ω l Insert Gain 0 5dB l S N Ratio Weighted 52 dB l Adjacent Channel Isolation Degree Input to Input 50 dB l Adjacent Channel Crosstalk Input to Output 40 dB l Frequency Characteristics 3dB Bandwidth 50Hz 12MHz l D...

Page 3: ...Main CPU Module Chinese Setup Manu System Control Inner System Control Bus Standard Industrial 24V 150W Switch Power Supply Module 16 Input 64Output Video Switch Module 16 Video C h a ra cter Overlay Output Module Chinese 16 Video C h a ra cter Overlay Output Module Chinese Back Panel Module 64 Video Output Bus Inner System Control Bus DC 24V Power Supply Bus 16 Video Input Module BNC 14 2 14 2 16...

Page 4: ...ystem to enter the matrix system 2 6 Video Switch The main matrix can switch pictures of any camera or presets of certain camera to any designated monitor to display The core of the system is a full cross point matrix switch 2 7 Sync Switch Power sync switch Sync phase multiple of 60degree is adjustable 2 8 Auto Sequential Scan Auto sequential scan can display the videos on any monitor from the fi...

Page 5: ... and auto build mode There are 7 alarm modes 2 17 1 Alarm Sequence Display The assigned N monitors will display the alarm videos When several alarm signals appears simultaneously the N monitors of this group will display the previous not N alarm videos to which are not respondent Besides N could be 1 2 3 4 totally 4 modes When an alarmis respondent to monitor will display the N 1 alarm video to wh...

Page 6: ... can set and authorize any user the right to clear alarm Unauthorized user can not clear the alarms 2 19 Priority Authorized password has 8 priority levels which restrict related user to set and control the system Besides the first 3 keyboard users and PC users are on higher priority level 9 10 11 The default administrator s priority is the highest level 12 2 20 Screen Display Every monitor connec...

Page 7: ...rd are set through system program and keyboard If the name and password inputted do not accord with the registered system will refuse his entry Administra tor can input his name and password in any controller to enter the system Administrator Logs in After the keyboard is powered on administrator should input his name and password to enter the system under the instruction of LCD Administrator Logs...

Page 8: ...e mode has two modes tour switch and salvo switch The main difference between those two modes lies in the number of specified monitors In the tour mode there is only one specified monitor Under the salvo mode there are several specified monitors Settings of specified mode include camera limit setup and control monitor setup Settings of salvo switch include participant camera preset position dwell ...

Page 9: ... to achieve functions Figure 2 System Menu Tree System Menu System Setup Camera Setup Monitor Setup Users Setup Tout Setup Fortify Setup Alarm Setup System Info System Date Setup Baud Rate Setup Video Mode Setup Language Setup Ethernet Adapter System Basic Config Administrators Keyboard Users Computer Users Physical Address Matrix IP Address Subnet Mask Gateway DNS Server Camera Enable Camera Titl...

Page 10: ...oystick up or down to let the flashing cursor point to the No 1 item in system menu Move the joystick right to enter the setting or press 1 directly to enter the setting System setup menu includes following items 1 System Date Setup 2 Baud Rate Setup 3 Users Management 4 Video Mode Setup 5 Language Setup 6 Ethernet Setup 7 System Basic Congfig As figure 4 shows Figure 4 System Setup System Menu 1 ...

Page 11: ...as follows let the flashing cursor point to the mode item and then turn the joystick clockwise or just press WIDE or TELE to set Date mode will change accordingly 3 Date year month and day To set as follows let the flashing cursor point to the Date item and then turn the joystick clockwise or anticlockwise or just press WIDE or TELE to enter the desired item Input the data by pressing the numeric ...

Page 12: ... the joystick up or down to set different baud rate 2 If there is no other item to edit move the joystick left to return to the upper menu 5 1 3 Users Management Enter the Users Management Move the joystick up or down to let the flashing cursor point to the No 3 item in system setup Move the joystick right or press 3 directly to enter the setting Three items are available 1 Administrators 2 Keyboa...

Page 13: ... Move the keyboard down to Input New Password item 4 Edit new password by using numeric keypad Move the keyboard down to Verify New Password item 5 Edit new password by using numeric keypad 6 When setting the password move the joystick left directly to exit When input an error password system will display Error at the bottom of the screen Press CLEAR keypad to exit the display and input password a...

Page 14: ... As figure 12 shows Figure 12 Video Mode Setup Setting procedure in Video Mode Setup item 1 Two modes are available PAL or NTSC 2 Move joystick up or down to set After setting turn joystick left to return to the upper menu 5 1 5 Language Setup Enter Language item Move the joystick up or down in the System Setup menu to let the flashing cursor point to the No 5 item Move the joystick right or press...

Page 15: ...Procedure in Ethernet Adapter 1 Move the joystick up or down to let the flashing cursor point to the desired item Move the joystick right or press desired item number directly 2 If there is no other item to edit move the joystick left to return to the upper menu Press 0 or move the joystick up or down to let the flashing cursor point to the item 0 turn joystick right to exit system menu 5 1 6 1 Ph...

Page 16: ...ows Figure 16 Matrix IPAddress Setting procedure in Matrix IPAddress 1 Old Matrix IPAddress indicates current Matrix IP User can change it by setting new IP 2 Turn joystick left or right to the desired item Press numeric keypad directly to set 3 Press ENTER to confirm and return to the upper menu automatically or press CLEAR if necessary to cancel and return to the upper menu automatically 5 1 6 3...

Page 17: ...ure 18 shows Figure 18 Gateway Setting procedure in Gateway 1 Old gateway IP indicates current gateway IP User can change it by setting new gateway IP 2 Turn joystick left or right to the desired item Press numeric keypad directly to set 3 Press ENTER to confirm and return to the upper menu automatically or press CLEAR if neces sary to cancel and return to the upper menu automatically 5 1 6 5 DNS ...

Page 18: ...ic Config 1 Modify value by press numeric keypad 2 Move joystick up or down to enter another editing area 3 After setting turn joystick left The screen will display PRESS ENTER TO UPDATE or PRESS CLEAR TO CANCEL Do as the indication Note 1 The maximum value of the editing area is no more than the value in the right bracket 2 The number of monitors should be the multiple of 16 If not system will ch...

Page 19: ... exit system menu 5 2 1 Camera Enable Enter Camera Enable Move the joystick up or down to let the cursor point to the No 1 item in Camera Setup Move the joystick right or press 1 to enter Camera Enable directly As figure 22 shows Figure 22 Camera Enable Setting Procedure in Camera Enable 1 Press PREV or NEXT to page down or page up Turn joystick clockwise to enter the editing area As figure 23 sho...

Page 20: ...ing Introduction in Camera Enable According to appendix of Chinese input 5 2 3 Camera Protocol Enter Camera Protocol Move the joystick up or down to let the cursor point to the No 3 item in Camera Setup Move the joystick right or press 3 to enter Camera Protocol directly As figure 25 shows Camera Enable State S N 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 0000 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0010 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0020 1 1 1 1 1...

Page 21: ... or down to let the cursor point to the No 4 item in Camera Setup Move the joystick right or press 4 to enter Camera Phase directly As figure 27 shows Camera Protocol SAE S N 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 0000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0010 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0020 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0030 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0040 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0050 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0060 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0070 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0080...

Page 22: ... menu automatically Figure 28 Camera Phase Camera Phase S N 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 0000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0010 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0020 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0030 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0040 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0050 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0060 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0070 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0080 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0090 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 07 15 04 16 42 32 Camera Phase 0 DEGREE S N 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 0000...

Page 23: ...nitor Setup It includes following items 1 Font Size 2 Position As figure 30 shows Figure 30 Monitor Setup Setting procedure in Monitor Setup 1 Move the joystick up or down to let the flashing cursor point to the desired item 2 Choose large or small font in Font Size item Choose state position by move joystick up or down left or right As figure 31 shows 3 Monitor ID Edit by move joystick up or down...

Page 24: ...ove the cursor to the selected item then move the joystick right or input the selected item number directly to enter the setting 2 If no item needs to be changed move the joystick up and down move the cursor to 0 key move joystick right to exit or input 0 directly to exit 5 4 1 Keyboard Users Keyboard Users submenu has 6 setups including 1 KB Control Monitor 2 KB Control Camera 3 KB Control Tour 4...

Page 25: ...selected 3 After setting press CLEAR key to give up and exit press ENTER key to update save and go back to step 2 If other item needs to be modified repeat the upper steps to complete If no item needs to be changed move the joystick left to go back the upper menu 4 Turn the pages up and down by pressing PREV or NEXT key Note There are two numerical values in the editing area Y means controllable N...

Page 26: ...other item needs to be modified repeat the upper steps to complete If no item needs to be changed move the joystick left to go back the upper menu 4 Turn the pages up and down by pressing PREV or NEXT key Note Keyboard users have 3 limitations for Camera Invalid have no right to control the speed dome View Ima image allowable Valid image and controlling allowable 5 4 1 3 Keyboard Control Tour Sele...

Page 27: ...u move the joystick up and down at Keyboard Users submenu move the flashing cursor to 4 then enter KB Control Salvo by moving the joystick right or input number 4 directly at Keyboard Users submenu As figure 37 shows Figure 37 Keyboard Control Salvo Setting at KB Control Salvo 1 Select the Salvo ID by moving the joystick up and down or input the number directly Turn the joystick clockwise to enter...

Page 28: ... to enter setting 2 Select the Salvo ID by moving the joystick up and down left and right Turn the joystick clockwise to enter setting after selected 3 After setting press CLEAR key to give up and exit press ENTER key to update save and go back to step 2 If other item needs to be modified repeat the upper steps to complete If no item needs to be changed move the joystick left to go back the upper ...

Page 29: ...rn the pages up and down by pressing PREV or NEXT key 5 4 2 Computer Users The Computer Users submenu also has 6 setups including 1 PC Control Monitor 2 PC Control Camera 3 PC Control Tour 4 PC Control Salvo 5 PC Control Fortify 6 PC Control Prior As figure 40 shows Figure 40 Computer Users 9 2 1 Computer Control Monitor Select PC Control Monitor from Computer Users Move the joystick up and down a...

Page 30: ...ns uncontrollable 5 4 2 2 Computer Control Camera Select PC Control Camera from Computer Users Move the joystick up and down at Computer Users submenu Move the flashing cursor to 2 then enter PC Control Camera by moving the joystick right or input number 2 directly at Computer Users submenu As figure 42 shows Figure 42 PC Control Camera Computer Control Monitor PC ID 001 User name UserName 065 Mon...

Page 31: ...submenu Move the flashing cursor to 3 then enter PC Control Tour by moving the joystick right or input number 3 directly at Computer Users submenu As figure 43 shows Figure 43 PC Control Tour Setting at PC Control Tour 1 Select the PC ID by moving the joystick up and down or input the number directly Turn the joystick clockwise to enter setting 2 Select the Tour ID by moving the joystick up and do...

Page 32: ...p 2 If other item needs to be modified repeat the upper steps to complete If no item needs to be changed move the joystick left to go back the upper menu 4 Turn the pages up and down by pressing PREV or NEXT key 5 4 2 5 Computer Control Fortify Select PC Control Fortify from Computer Users Move the joystick up and down at Computer Users submenu Move the flashing cursor to 5 then enter PC Control F...

Page 33: ... at Computer Users submenu As figure 46 shows Figure 46 PC Control Prior Setting at PC Control Prior 1 Select the PC ID by moving the joystick up and down or input the number directly Turn the joystick clockwise to enter setting 2 Move the joystick up and down or input the number 1 8 directly to set up The Prior can be set as 9 10 11 when the KB ID are 1 2 3 11 is the highest 1 is the lowest 3 Aft...

Page 34: ...joystick left and right move the flashing cursor to the corresponding item then change the numerical value by moving the joystick up and down or input numbers directly 5 Move the joystick left to exit this setup 6 Insert move the joystick to select the insert position For example at Step 0005 press ENTER key to insert a Step 0006 after Step 0005 The Step 0005 and the above steps remain unchanged T...

Page 35: ... Salvo Setup 1 Group number will flash after entering salvo setup Move the joystick up and down to select the Group number 1 10 2 Move the joystick right to enter steps length setup Switch steps flash and then move the joystick up and down to select the switch serial number 01 64 3 If the sequence has been edited the details will be displayed If it is a new sequence only Steps 00 Length 00 display...

Page 36: ...Menu Move the joystick up and down at the System Setup Menu move the flashing cursor to 7 then enter Fortify Setup by moving the joystick right or input num ber 7 directly at the System Setup Menu Fortify Setup includes four setups 1 Probe Config 2 Fortify Mode 3 Fortify Area 4 Fortify Form Setup As figure 49 shows Figure 49 Fortify Setup Setting at Fortify Setup menu 1 Move the flashing cursor to...

Page 37: ...ect Fortify Mode from Fortify Setup Move the joystick up and down at the Fortify Setup menu move the flashing cursor to 2 then enter Fortify Mode by moving the joystick right or input number 2 directly at the Fortify Setup menu As figure 51 shows Figure 51 Fortify Mode Setting at Fortify Mode 1 Move the joystick up and down or input the number directly then turn the joystick clockwise to enter For...

Page 38: ...then the screen will appear PRESS CLEAR TO CANCEL PRESS ENTER TO UPDATE 7 Note When edit the ID the MAX length per page is 128 It can be edited until 128 Press ENTER key to add a serial number press CLEAR key to delete a serial If the input number has been in the Table screen will appear Probe 0000 is assigned 00 area Press CLEAR key to cancel the NOTE and input the serial number again Note 1 Tota...

Page 39: ...ay and must be set clockwise 2 Time setup can t cross the other day each day has a time tables it can record any time period from 0 0 to 23 59 3 The set items corresponding to the auto fortify area only be effective when area setup is auto fortify 5 8 Alarm Setup Select Alarm Setup from System Setup Menu Move the joystick up and down at the System Setup Menu move the flashing cursor to 8 then ente...

Page 40: ... moving the joystick up and down then move the joystick right to enter Monitor Editing 3 Select monitor ID by moving the joystick up and down or input the number key directly then move the joystick right to next monitor edit Setup method is the same as upper steps Move the joystick right to enter the Clearance mode 4 Move the joystick up and down to select the Clearance mode Manual ACK Auto ACK AC...

Page 41: ...oystick left to exit the setting If no item needs to be changed move the joystick left to go back the upper menu Note The value of AUX is corresponding to the alarm input port 5 9 System Information Select SystemInfo from SystemSetup Menu Move the joystick up and down at the System Setup Menu move the flashing cursor to 9 then enter System Info by moving the joystick right or input number 9 direct...

Page 42: ...and down at the System Info move the flashing cursor to 2 then enter Hardware Connect by moving the joystick right or input number 2 directly at the System Info submenu As figure 59 shows Move the joystick left to exit go back to the upper menu System Information 1 System Config 2 Hardware Connect 3 Video Switch 4 Video Loss 5 Probe Setup 6 Probe State 7 Fortify State 8 Fortify Record 9 Alarm Reco...

Page 43: ... PC Users Select PC Users from Hardware Connect Move the joystick up and down at the Hardware Connect move the flashing cursor to 2 then enter PC Users by moving the joystick right or input number 2 directly at the Hardware Connect As figure 61 shows Move the joystick left to exit go back to the upper menu Hardware Connect 1 KB Users 2 PC Users 3 Distributor 4 Alarm In Box 5 Alarm Out Box 0 Exit 1...

Page 44: ...rix the corresponding ID is Y 5 9 2 4 Alarm In Box Select Alarm In Box from Hardware Connect Move the joystick up and down at the Hardware Connect move the flashing cursor to 4 then enter Alarm In Box by moving the joystick right or input number 4 directly at the Hardware Connect As figure 63 shows Move the joystick left to exit go back to the upper menu Computer Users Online Units 002 MAX Users 0...

Page 45: ...4 Alarm Out Box Note when Alarm Output Box connects to the matrix the corresponding ID is Y 5 9 3 Video Switch Select Video Switch from System Info submenu Move the joystick up and down at the System Info move the flashing cursor to 3 then enter Video Switch by moving the joystick right or input number 3 directly at the System Info submenu As figure 65 shows Move the joystick left to exit go back ...

Page 46: ...Y means having video input 5 9 5 Probe Setup Select Probe Setup from System Info submenu Move the joystick up and down at the System Info move the flashing cursor to 5 then enter Probe Setup by moving the joystick right or input number 5 Video Switch Page 01 MONITOR CAMERA MONITOR CAMERA 001 0001 002 0001 003 0001 004 0001 005 0001 006 0001 007 0001 008 0001 009 0001 010 0001 011 0001 012 0001 013...

Page 47: ...Note The showed content is the sate information of the probe which corresponding to the setup information above It will alarm if the corresponding position not the same Probe Setup Page 01 Probe 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 0000 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0010 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0020 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0030 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0040 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0050 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0060 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0070 1 1 ...

Page 48: ...ctly at the System Info submenu As figure 70 shows Move the joystick left to exit go back to the upper menu Figure 70 Fortify Record Note The showed content is the fortify time record of each probes fortify area and all the area The front event is the event happened recently Fortify State Page 01 Probe 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 0000 Y Y N N N N N N N N 0010 N N N N N N N N N N 0020 N N N N N N N N N N ...

Page 49: ...o submenu As figure 71 shows Move the joystick left to exit go back to the upper menu Figure 71 Alarm Record Note The showed content is the alarm time record message of each probe The front event is the event happened recently Alarm Record Page 0001 Total 0257 Item 2048 Probe Date Time Description 0004 04 06 06 05 05 All No 0003 04 06 06 06 05 All Yes 0002 04 06 06 07 05 Probe TitleA0001 0001 04 0...

Page 50: ...ers directly As figure Ⅰ shows Figure Ⅰ Number Input 2 Character Input Press any number key there will appear characters to be selected at the screen as figure Ⅱ Press PREV or NEXT key to turn the page up or down When the character appear at the screen select the number before the character or move the flashing cursor to the character and then press ENTER key Figure Ⅱ Character Input Administrator...

Page 51: ...acters while number key 9 includes 2 characters Press the corresponding number key of the selected character the screen will appear 3 or 2 letters as figure Ⅳ shows When the character appears at the screen select the number before the character or move the flashing cursor to the character and then press ENTER key Figure Ⅳ Uppercase Input Administrators Admin ID 01 Admin Name UserName 01 Old passwo...

Page 52: ...he equipment damage or the data mistakes Use the thunder proof measure as below in order to prevent the threat to the equipment of the thunder and lightning 1 Install power supply arrester at the power input port The thunder and lightning shock wave energy can intrude and damage power equipment from the power supply circuitry easily even damage the whole equipment and system Thunder suffering anal...

Page 53: ...rike protective grounding should use copper wire when burying at outdoor specially In this condition it can endure tens and thousands Ampere strike electric current Unstable grounding may cause system thunder proof protect circuit invalidation or some other deviant phenomena to happen 4 SAE M8000 series surveillance system power supply must use hot line neu tral line and grounding line Matrix host...

Page 54: ...one by one to Y with a reverse sequential turn lastly go back to X and cycle X Y Scan form X one by one to Y with a forward sequential turn lastly go back to Y and cycle Note X Y must be set together If not system will adopt the default number 1 1024 EXAMPLE To switch from CAM3 to CAM8 Operation Press 3 PREV 8 NEXT 3 2 To activate auto sequential scan Operation SHIFT X SCAN X dwell time of each ca...

Page 55: ...3 TOUR Note The sequence group must be programmed 5 2 To stop sequence switch Operation Press N MON SHIFT 0 TOUR EXAMPLE To stop running sequence switch on MON2 Operation 2 MON SHIFT 0 TOUR Note Set sequence ID to 0 to stop running sequence switch 6 VIDEO LOSS VIDEO LOSS used to examine the state of current video input Y stands for video signal N stands for no video signal 7 OSD MENU and VIDEO OVE...

Page 56: ... Press 2 MON SHIFT 2 OPEN 7 2 2 Not to display monitor ID on a monitor Operation Press N MON SHIFT 2 CLOSE N Monitor ID EXAMPLE Not to display monitor ID on MON2 Operation Press 2 MON SHIFT 2 CLOSE 7 2 3 To display date time on all the monitors Operation Press SHIFT 2 9 OPEN 7 2 4 Not to display date time on all the Monitors Operation Press SHIFT 2 9 CLOSE 7 3 To open close STATE state of current ...

Page 57: ...ion Press 2 MON SHIFT 5 OPEN 7 5 2 Not to display camera title on a monitor Operation Press N MON SHIFT 5 CLOSE N Monitor ID EXAMPLE Not to display camera title on MON2 Operation Press 2 MON SHIFT 5 CLOSE 7 5 3 To display camera title on all the monitors Operation Press SHIFT 5 9 OPEN 7 5 4 Not to display camera title on all the monitors Operation Press SHIFT 5 9 CLOSE 7 6 To open close all the di...

Page 58: ... right to control the camera in this situation single video switch call auto scan and camera control command are invalid B View Ima image allowable in this situation single video switch and call auto scan are valid while camera control command is invalid C Valid image and controlling allowable in this situation single video switch call auto scan and camera control command are valid 9 2 User contro...

Page 59: ...er can operate the camera if the prior user hasn t operated it within 20 s The prior user can operate the camera directly weather the inferior user uses the camera or not The same priority level users can operate one camera together but each of them must wait until the other one hasn t operate within 20s 9 6 2 System menu operation Only system administrator who s priority level exceed 9 can enter ...

Page 60: ... the alarm messages won t be sent to system if the armless area alarmed 11 2 Manual alarm ACK In the manual alarmACK mode appoint keyboard ACK the alarm message on the appoint monitor The appoint monitor means switch the present monitor of the ACK keyboard to the alarm monitor 11 2 1 Manual ACK present single alarm Operation press ALARM 11 2 2 Manual ACK all the alarm on the monitor Operation x AL...

Page 61: ...e number 1 4 3 2 Set tour dwell time Operation DWELL D TOUR D dwell time on the preset 3 3 Activate tour Operation T TOUR T tour sequence number 1 4 3 4 Delete tour sequence Operation CLEAR T TOUR T tour sequence number 1 4 4 Auto scan 4 1 Set auto pan left limit Operation SET 1 SCAN 4 2 Set auto pan right limit Operation SET 2 SCAN 4 3 Activate auto scan Operation V SCAN V Auto scan speed 5 PATTE...

Page 62: ...User Manual Before use the product please read this manual carefully Ⅰ M8000 Video Switching Matrix ...

Page 63: ...Monitor Setup 23 5 4 Users Setup 24 5 5 Tour Setup 33 5 6 Salvo Setup 35 5 7 Fortify Setup 36 5 8 Alarm Setup 39 5 9 System Information 41 Appendix Ⅰ SAE M8000 matrix letter Input introduction 50 AppendixⅡPrecautions requirement of SAE M8000 matrix systems engineering 52 Appendix Ⅲ Functions of SAE M8000 54 AppendixⅣ Basic Function of The Camera 61 ...

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