Luma Surveillance LUM-500-DVR-16CH, Техническое справочное руководство

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Local Interface
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RS-232
This option is not available on 4-channel DVR models.
The RS-232 settings allow communication between your recorder
and a PC or control terminal. You can set the following parameters
here.
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Baud Rate: Displays the baud setting currently in use for the
device. This is the speed (in bits per second) at which the data
is sent. Most find 4800 to be sufficient. If you have a short
cable run or few devices you may use faster speeds. The risk
to faster speeds is that the device may become inundated with
requests that arrive too quickly.
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Data Bit: The number of data bits in each character.
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Stop Bit:
An indicator of where the character ends.
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Parity: Used for error checking in transmission.
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Flow Control: Used to pause and resume transmission of data.
Leave at the default setting of None.
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Usage: Leave at the default setting of Console. Transparent
Channel is used only during debug and development.
Live View
This lets you customize the live view of the system.
General Tab
In this tab, you set the parameters for the video screen attached to
the recorder.
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Video Output Interface:
Select the resolution of the screen.
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Live View Mode: This determine the grid mode to use.
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Dwell Time: When sequence mode is active, the recorder
displays various views in rotation. This setting determines
how long the recorder pauses on each view.
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Enable Audio Output: This lets you listen to the audio from a
camera equipped with a microphone.
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Volume
(NVR only)
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use the slider to set your desired level.
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Event Output: When your system detects an event (motion, a
door alarm), this determines the resolution the screen uses.
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Full Screen Monitoring Dwell Time: When an event is