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Monitor/Relay Contact options
Y = yes (to allow alarmed videos triggered by the alarm contact to be automatically switched to the monitor);
N = no (to disable the monitor from automatically responding to the alarm contact).
Example
To allow alarmed videos triggered by Alarm Contact 9 to be automatically switched to Monitor 5,
1)
Press the ON key in the AUXILIARY section to display entries for Monitor 5;
2)
Press the OPEN key in the IRIS section to display entries for Alarm Contact 9;
3)
Move the cursor to the entry that indicates Monitor 5 and Alarm Contact 9;
4)
Use the ACK key to select "Y".
ACN
0009
05
Y
06
N
07
N
08
N
5.7.7 Keyboard/Remote Site
ACCESS
1 KEYBOARD/MONITOR
2 KEYBOARD/CAMERA VIEW
3 KEYBOARD/CAMERA CTRL
4 MONITOR/CAMERA ACCESS
5 MONITOR/CONTACT ACCESS
6 KEYBOARD /REMOTE SITE
RETURN MAIN
KEYBOARD/ REMOTE SITE
PREVIOUS MENU
KEYBOARDS
SITE
001
002
003
004
005
006
007
008
01
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
02
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
03
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
04
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
The Keyboard/Remote Site menu is used to restrict the system
keyboards from access the remote site.
The menu has multiple screen pages, each permitting setup
operations for 8 remote sites and 4 keyboards. Scroll the menu
page-down to setup more sites (up to 64) and page-forward for
more keyboards (up to 41) (see
Section 5.2
).
Keyboard/Remote Site options
Y = yes (to allow the keyboard to control the remote site);
N = no (to disable the keyboard from controlling the remote site).
By defaulted, all keyboards are enabled to access all remote sites.
Example
To disable keyboard 2 and 3 from access remote site 9,
1)
Move the cursor to the entry that indicates Site 9 and Keyboard 2;
2)
Press the ACK key to toggle "Y" to “N”;
3)
Move the cursor to the entry that indicates Site 9 and Keyboard 3;
4)
Press the ACK key to toggle “Y” to “N”.
SITE
0009
01
Y
02
N
03
N
04
Y
Note
Keyboard/ Remote Site submenu provides an access restriction of a maximum of 40 keyboards that attaches to the
RS-232 ports and an
Ethernet
Keyboard that attaches to the Ethernet port on V2040 External CPU.
5.8 Priority Menu
MAIN SELECTION
1 SYSTEM
2 MONITOR
3 CAMERA
4 PORTS
5 ACCESS
6 PRIORITY
7 SATELLITE
PRIORITY
1 USER IDENTIFICATION
2 SET KEYBOARD
3 SET PRIORITY
RETURN MAIN
The PRIORITY menu, as a system security feature, provides the
following functions:
z
Programming up to 64 users, each with its own password;
z
Defining eight priority levels for system management;
z
Assigning each user or keyboard with an independent priority
level.
5.8.1 User Identification
PRIORITY
1 USER IDENTIFICATION
2 SET KEYBOARD
3 SET PRIORITY
RETURN MAIN
USER IDENTIFICATION
USER IDS ENABLED Y
PREVIOUS MENU
A
The USER IDENTIFICATION menu (shown above) is used to
enable/disable the User Identification function.
