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4.3 System settings
The following section explains the process of configuring vehicle settings and security related parameters.
4.3.1 Date/Time
(a) Browse to Settings
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System
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Date/Time , Date and Time Settings Figure 49 will be shown. This allows users to select the format of the
date and time according to the country in which the vehicle would be utilised.
Date and Time Settings Figure 49
(b) TIME SYNC SOURCE allows the selection of either a GPS source or to be entered manually. In majority of the applications, GPS signal is
the simplest and more reliable option.
(c)
Brigade’s MDR 400 series systems are equipped as standard with GPS antenna.
(d) The manual option is recommended when a GPS signal is absent or poor (e.g. mines or major city centres). Entering the date and time can
be set by completing the fields accordingly.
(e) In the example above, move the cursor to 15/07/2015 then to 05:37:10 and edit the current values. When selecting the time sync source as
GPS, it allows users to enter the time zone (in the example above, 0 means that the vehicle is operating in the GMT zone).
(f) DST this field allows users to enter the date and time in which the Daylight Saving Time will be activated. In the U.K, it is the last Sunday of
March at 1:00 AM and the last Sunday of October at 1:00 AM. Enter the correct time and date of the country in which the vehicle will be
utilised. Whenever
DST is not in use, turn this option to Off .
4.3.2 Options
(a) Browse to Settings
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System
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Options , Options Settings Figure 50 will be displayed.
Options Settings Figure 50
(b) ON/OFF TYPE: this option determines the conditions for which the MDR will power up. By default it is set to IGNITION , which means that
the MDR only turns On when an ignition signal is applied (yellow wire on MDR-400-PC).
(c) Once the ignition is removed, the unit will start a countdown (in seconds) based on the SHUT DOWN DELAY setting.
(d) Brigade recommends 30 minutes for typical applications. Enter a preferred value between 0 seconds and 24 hours if necessary.
(e)
NON-STOP enables the MDR to runs continuously. Ensure the LOW VOLTAGE protection feature is used on conjunction with this setting.
(f) The MDR will auto boot up if no ignition is applied.
Warning
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Using the NON-STOP feature can drain a vehicles battery if used for prolonged periods of time. Brigade will not be responsible
for any damage caused due to incorrect usage.
(g) Two more additional options are available for the ON/OFF TYPE :
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TIMER where boot-up and shut down times are specified (ignition signal must be present prior to ensure MDR is in an On state). In
addition, a scheduled option is available that allows users to specify scheduled recording times. The MDR will not turn Off during
scheduled On times. Refer to section 7.3 Scheduled Recording to configure these timeframes.
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IGNITION OR TIMER various combinations of these options are used to start up and shut down the MDRs.
Note: The ignition signal takes precedence in all scenarios, which means that if the MDR has no ignition signal applied then the unit cannot
enter an On state.
(h) MENU IDLE TIME: specifies the time of inactivity for which the OSD will remain On . By default it is set to 300 seconds (5 minutes).
(i) EVENT FILES AUTO-EXPORT (USB): this option is On by default and allows users to export all alarm recording files of the same day to a
USB pen-drive plugged into the front of the unit by simply pressing the F1 key on the remote control.
(j) MENU TRANSPARENCY: this option controls the opacity of the OSD menu.