ADEMCO VIDEO RapidView, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Operation Guide Rapid View
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Chapter 4
button (see section 5.0‚ Cancelling Alarms). Once all the alarm inputs
become 'inactive' (and their alarm timers have expired), the Rapid-
View will no longer be in 'alarm mode' and will return to the condition
that it was in prior to the activation of any alarms.
4.1 Camera ‘Alarm Mode’
The RapidView will set the associated camera to 'alarm mode'
which will cause the camera to seek the appropriate preset as
defined in the menu. The camera will remain in ‘alarm mode’
until the alarm input has gone ‘inactive’ and the associated alarm
timer has expired or until it is cancelled by the ‘ALARM’ button (see
section 5.0‚ Cancelling Alarms) at which point the camera will
return to the condition that it was in prior to the activation of any
alarms.
Note: For ‘in coax’ telemetry cameras , if more than one
alarm input is ‘active’ , the lower priority camera(s)
will not be in ‘alarm mode’ whilst a higher priority
alarm input is ‘active’.
When the RapidView is in ‘alarm mode’ due to ‘active’ alarm inputs,
the alarm monitor cannot be used to view other cameras unless the
alarm inputs are cancelled first (see section 5.0‚ Cancelling Alarms).
4.2 Monitor ‘Alarm Mode’
The RapidView will switch to display the picture from the associated
camera on the alarm monitor (Monitor 1). If more than one alarm is
active, then the highest priority alarm will be displayed . The message
'ALARM n' (where n is the alarm number) will also be displayed at the
top of the monitor.
If an alarm becomes active but the corresponding camera is not
connected, the RapidView will not switch but the 'ALARM n'
message will still be displayed.
Once the alarms have gone ‘inactive’ and the RapidView is no longer
in ‘alarm mode’, the alarm messages will disappear and the alarm
monitor will return to the condition it was in prior to the activation of
any alarms.