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    ALARM RECORDING 

DISABLED
INTERVAL:   >MAX RATE
RESOLUTION:  HIGH
FORMAT:      FULL UPDATE

ORDER:  1234
  USE ORDER ABOVE
TRIGGER:
  SEE ALARM INPUTS MENU
  PRE-TRIG  RECORD: OFF
  POST-TRIG RECORD: 30 SECS
WRITE PROTECTION: ON

This is the “Alarm Recording” menu, which applies when recording is
triggered by the alarm in relay input(s).  Menu options are summarised
below:

DISABLED / DURING WORKING HOURS / OUTSIDE WORKING HOURS

/ ENABLED AT ALL TIMES

 - Alarm recording is disabled by default.  It

can be enabled during or outside the times specified in the timer menu
(see timer recording) or enabled at all times.  When the alarm recording is
in a disabled state, any changes on the alarm inputs will have no effect on
the OmniBase.  When enabled the alarm inputs and the alarm inputs
menu control the alarm recording as set up in the alarm recording menu.

INTERVAL

 - This selection is the same as the 

INTERVAL

 selection in the

“Normal Recording” menu, except it applies only during an alarm event.

RESOLUTION

 - This selection is the same as the 

RESOLUTION

 selection in

the “Normal Recording” menu, except it applies only during an alarm
event.

FORMAT

 - This selection is the same as the 

FORMAT

 selection in the

“Normal Recording” menu, except it applies only during an alarm event.

FULL IMAGE EVERY

 - This information is the same as the 

FULL IMAGE

EVERY

 selection in the “Normal Recording” menu, except it applies only

during an alarm event. These are not user selectable settings.

ORDER

 - This selection is the same as the 

ORDER

 selection in the “Normal

Recording” menu, except it applies only during an alarm event.

USE ORDER ABOVE

 - When any of the alarm inputs are active the

OmniBase records using the camera order given above.  Other options
are:

ONLY ALARMED CAMERAS

 - Which means that only alarmed cameras will

be recorded.  There are 8 alarm inputs one per camera. 

PRIORITISE ALARMED CAMERAS

 - The basic camera order used is taken

from the Normal Recording menu.  Alarmed cameras are recorded along
with these other cameras but given priority.  For example if the Normal
Recording order is 1234 an alarm event on camera 1 will make the

        BRIGHTNESS
            UP
            

°°

COLOUR  

®®

       

¯¯

  COLOUR

 DOWN                UP
            

±±

        BRIGHTNESS
           DOWN

KEYS 1-8 = CAM, OTHER = EXIT

This is the “Brightness and Colour” help screen, which is displayed before
switching to a live camera. 

Œ/ Press the up and down buttons to increase and decrease the brightness

of the monitor. 

Ž/ Press the left and right buttons to increase and decrease the colour

intensity of the monitor. 

 Use the buttons numbered 

 to select cameras 

Press any other button (for example the 

MOTION

 button)  to return to the

“Monitor” menu(see previous page). 

Summary of Contents for OmniBase 8

Page 1: ...d with a copy of the original invoice receipt issued on purchase TIMESPACE reserves the right to update any unit returned for repair TIMESPACE reserves the right to change or improve the design of the...

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Page 3: ...10 5QEMGVU QPVTQNU Playback Recording 12 Camera Switcher 13 Zoom Search and Help 14 Jump to Time Screen 15 6JG GPW 5 UVGO Menu Navigation 17 Main Menu 18 Normal Recording Menu 19 Timer Recording Menu...

Page 4: ...1OPK CUG PUVTWEVKQP CPWCN Appendix 53 1OPK CUG 5RGEKHKECVKQP 1RVKQPCN 2GTKRJGTCNU 5CHGV GCT QPHQTOKV QPHQTOKV 6GEJPKECN 5WRRQTV Index 59 Guarantee 60 1OPK CUG PUVTWEVKQP CPWCN QPHQTOKV...

Page 5: ...iffers from conventional Timelapse VCR recording systems in that it records digitally onto hard disk Once the hard disk is fully recorded it automatically overwrites in a loop deleting the oldest imag...

Page 6: ...age A library of images can be down loaded from the OmniBase via a link cable and replayed on a PC Includes T312 75 PVGTHCEG KV 6 Allows downloading of OmniBase recordings to 2 5 IDE hard disk cartrid...

Page 7: ...1 and EN50082 1 CE Environmental Indoor use at altitudes up to 2 000 m Case Material Impact resistant polystyrene UL94MB Protection IP20 Warranty 12 months Supplied Accessories PSU IEC mains lead inst...

Page 8: ...n Record Times 12 24 48 72 168 480 960 hour or Record Intervals MAX RATE 1 5 1 3 1 2 1 2 5 10 20 30 60 secs Record Resolution High Res Perfect reproduction 50kB full image Medium Res Virtually no loss...

Page 9: ...s typically 24Hrs of OmniBase recordings can be stored on a 3Hr video tape Also using a SVHS Video recorder will give improved image quality 2 KPM 7RNQCF Small amounts of footage can be uploaded using...

Page 10: ...tart PCPlayer or PCLink must have been previously installed 3 From File menu select Open 4 From the pull down menu Look In select External Disk 5 Select the archive file oba to be played NVGTPCVKXG TE...

Page 11: ...PRIATE FILE LED S will flash during copy FORMAT EXT DISK This erases the external disk and formats it so that it can be read by a PC It sets up two files SYSTEM and SYSTEMB THESE MUST NOT BE DELETED w...

Page 12: ...ll jog to the next frame If the most recent frame has been reached playback will stop Fast forward through recorded footage If the LED above the button is lit the unit is in jog mode and pressing the...

Page 13: ...by putting YES into all three of the selections will reset the OmniBase to the factory shipped configuration The menus will return to their default states the Alarm History menu will be cleared all m...

Page 14: ...ocol is available from Timespace on request The serial rate must be set to 115200 and the serial address to 0 when the OmniBase is to be operated with PCLink software RESET CALENDAR RECORDING This is...

Page 15: ...ith the percentage of the screen that has been updated The display is overlaid not embedded into each image that is played back In full format recording the latter is always 100 whereas in motion form...

Page 16: ...the keypad e g entering a time and use the button to correct mistakes Any changes made to the menu system have immediate effect Any changes to the menu are stored onto the hard disk within 3 seconds o...

Page 17: ...and x3 rate reduction with timer recording would operate for 120 days 1OPK CUG PUVTWEVKQP CPWCN GPW 0CXKICVKQP Press any of the 4 menu buttons to enter the main menu Once in the menu system their func...

Page 18: ...e order list of the Dual Rate menu Dual rate recording starts immediately once DUAL RATE ON is selected Both OmniBase and T401 cartridge record in parallel The T401 cartridge uses Normal Recording by...

Page 19: ...CPWCN NORMAL RECORDING INTERVAL 48 HOUR RESOLUTION HIGH FORMAT COND REFRESH FULL UPDATE EVERY 1 MIN ORDER 1234 EXIT The OmniBase has three recording modes Normal recording This is triggered by pressin...

Page 20: ...set to COND REFRESH In this mode the unit only saves the areas of the image that change due to motion from image to image conditional refresh The rest of the image can be restored from previous frame...

Page 21: ...ically provided when the user edits the NORMAL MENU The rate is calculated as the nearest setting to no of recorded cameras hours recording 200 ORDER This determines the order in which images are grab...

Page 22: ...is the Current Date menu in which the current time and date can be set and seasonal correction activated The menu selections are as follows TIME Type a time using the numbered buttons DATE Type a date...

Page 23: ...mer Recording menu which applies when recording is activated during or outside working hours Menu options are summarised below DISABLED DURING WORKING HOURS OUTSIDE WORKING HOURS By default timer reco...

Page 24: ...FORMAT selection in the Normal Recording menu except it applies only during an alarm event FULL IMAGE EVERY This information is the same as the FULL IMAGE EVERY selection in the Normal Recording menu...

Page 25: ...e year 2000 do not have the Alarm inputs menu and only have a single alarm input which is set up on this line PRE TRIG RECORD OFF 1 2 5 10 20 30 45 60 90 120 MINS This specifies the duration of footag...

Page 26: ...given below Examples Selection Set to MENU YES YES YES RECORDING YES YES NO PLAYBACK YES NO NO SWITCHER YES NO NO Result Full protection Allow the user to Allow the user to no functions review footage...

Page 27: ...ld password followed by the new one He is then requested to retype the new password If he has done this successfully the new password is made the current one and the password protection is activated H...

Page 28: ...Alarm recording operates throughout the closed state and for the post trigger time once the contact is opened GOES OPEN An alarm input trigger is generated on the instant that the alarm input goes ope...

Page 29: ...RM OUTPUT CLOSED WHEN CAMERA DISCONNECTED NO ALARM INPUT CLOSED NO ALARM OCCURRED YES EXIT CLOSED The circuit across the NCTO 1WV terminals see page 10 will be closed if any of the conditions set to Y...

Page 30: ...O 17 00 TUE 09 00 TO 17 00 WED 09 00 TO 17 00 THU 09 00 TO 17 00 FRI 09 00 TO 17 00 SAT 09 00 TO 17 00 SUN 09 00 TO 17 00 EXIT This is the Timer menu from which the period of timer recording can be se...

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