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CSPK-5000E
About the System Menus
INPUT CONFIGURE
SOURCE ID
29(EN)
CABLE COMPENSATION
30(EN)
RECEIVER TYPE
31(EN)
VD
32(EN)
P/T LIMIT
33(EN)
SYSTEM CONFIGURE
DATE & TIME
34(EN)
KEYBOARD MONITOR
34(EN)
LANGUAGE
35(EN)
SWITCHING PROGRAM
SEQUENCE
TOUR1-8
22(EN)
COPY
24(EN)
GROUP
TOUR1
25(EN)
TOUR8
25(EN)
EVENT
EVENT(TIME)
EVENT1
26(EN)
EVENT8
26(EN)
SCHEDULE(WEEK)
27(EN)
SCHEDULE(DATE)
JAN
28(EN)
DEC
28(EN)
ALARM
INPUT POLARITY
36(EN)
PROGRAM
CONTROLLER
36(EN)
RECEIVER
37(EN)
INFORMATION
38(EN)
P/T
PRESET
SET
39(EN)
CLEAR
40(EN)
PATTERN
41(EN)
MULTI PICTURE
Available only when the Multi Picture Board (not supplied) is installed in the CSP-5000E
System Controller.
PASSWORD
USER ID
PTZ PRIORITY
42(EN)
MENU
43(EN)
CAMERA
43(EN)
MONITOR
44(EN)
TOUR
44(EN)
LOGOFF
17(EN)
Menu Tree Diagram
Refer to the indicated pages for detailed explanations.
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Programming
About Sequence, Tour, and Event
The CSP-5000E System Controller allows for very flexible control of
specific cameras and monitors for surveillance. This is possible through
programming sequences, tours, and events.
What is a sequence?
A sequence specifies all steps of camera switching on a monitor. In the
example above, the camera sequence for monitor 2 is 1
→
2
→
3
→
4.
A sequence can be up to 128 steps, or be down to just one, as illustrated on
monitor 1 which constantly captures scene from camera 5. Each step can
further contain a camera’s preset position and dwell time (1-30 seconds).
However, a sequence must exist within a tour.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Lobby
2F
3F
4F
Exit
Backyard
Street
Parking
Spot
1
→
2
→
3
→
4
→
1
→
...
Sequence
5
→
6
→
7
→
8
→
5
→
....
Sequence
1
→
3
→
5
→
7
→
1
→
.....
Sequence
Example:
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indicates the relationship between the cameras and monitors.
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2
3
4
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