Philips Allegiant LTC 8500 Series, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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VIDEO MONITOR DISPLAY
Although the video display is not part of the TC8550
series keyboards, it is part of the user interface and
works at times in conjunction with the keyboard. The
display contains a text overlay with two rows of 24
characters each. There are a total of 1024 (256 on
the TC8500) different characters that can be
displayed. Refer to the Character ROM Table section
for detailed information on the characters.
NOTE THAT A VIDEO SIGNAL MUST BE
PRESENT TO PERMIT GENERATION OF THE
MONITOR DISPLAY.
The display is broken down into five areas as shown
in the figure below:
Time/Date
The time/date display is generated by the TC8x10
CPU microprocessor module. It is crystal controlled
and battery protected for one year minimum without
power. The display is updated once per second and
all monitors update simultaneously. The time/date
message is always on the right side of the video
display with the time on the top line. The time always
displays hours, minutes, and seconds, and can be
set to either 12 hour or 24 hour operation. The date
is available in three user selectable formats, as
indicated below:
1. U.S. Format - The order for the American date
display is: MM/DD/YY. (Default for TC8x01
systems)
2. International Format - The order for the
international date display is: DD/MM/YY (Default
for TC8x01X systems)
3. Asian Format - The order for the Asian date
display is: YY/MM/DD.
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12 Character System Status
Display or Monitor Title
Camera Number
12 or 24 Hour
Time Display
16 Character
Camera Title
3 Selectable Date Formats
(MM-DD-YY, DD-MM-YY,
YY-MM-DD)
S933A04AE
XXX Status / Title 12:00:00
Camera Title 11-26-90
Monitor Overlay Display
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Monitor Title/System
Status Display
The monitor title/system status display area is a 12
column display to the right of the camera number. It
is unique on each of the monitors. It has different
uses, some of which may be selected by the user at
a keyboard location. The various uses are described
below.
System Status Display
If this display is selected (factory default), it allows
the Allegiant system to dynamically inform the user
of the system status. The 12 column display is
divided into smaller message columns (see figure
below), in which special characters inform the user
whether the switcher is running or stopped, the
switcher's direction, whether a monitor or remote
camera is locked, and the alarm status of the camera
and monitor.