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4.7
Resetting to Default Programming
To restore factory default program settings, press and hold
SKIP/clr and then press ALARM key for 1 second (see
Screen 3).
Screen 3
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To abort and resume normal operation, press the
DWELL key.
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To reset the unit to factory defaults, press the SKIP/clr
key to move the cursor to the "RESET" option and then
press the DWELL key. This option also performs a
VideoSearch™.
Note: Resetting the unit to factory defaults will not reset the
title characters to be blank.
4.8
Dwell Time
This menu (see Screen 1) is used to program dwell times of
1 second to 64 seconds for the cameras. There are two
modes of dwell that may be chosen; All Cameras and
Individual Cameras. All Cameras mode will set the displayed
dwell time for all 4 or 8 cameras. Individual Cameras mode
will set the displayed dwell time for only the camera number
indicated on-screen. Upon entry into the Dwell Time menu,
the dwell mode will default to All Cameras. The Individual
Cameras mode is entered using the numeric keys or the
RUN/next key. The RUN/next key will select individual
camera dwell times by sequencing forward. Each numeric key
will select that particular camera input. The video of the
selected Individual camera will be displayed (on the monitor
for LTC 5104 Series or on both monitors for the LTC 5108
Series), provided the camera input has not been skipped. If a
camera input is skipped, its dwell time menu can be entered
but the unit will not switch video to that camera input. Since
no dwell menu can be displayed if there is no video to that
input, it is recommended to skip all camera inputs without
video before attempting to set Individual dwell times. Once
in Individual mode, the Dwell Time menu must be exited and
re-entered if All Cameras mode is desired. The SKIP/clr key
decreases displayed dwell time and the ALARM key increases
the dwell time. The default is All Cameras with a dwell of 3
seconds.
4.9
Operating Mode
LTC 5108 Series Only
Two modes of operation can be selected for the LTC 5108
Series switchers (see Screen 2). The two modes only affect
Monitor B; Monitor A continuously sequences regardless of
mode. In the Sequencing Mode, Monitor B will show either
an alarm call up of a camera, a camera under a Hold
condition or normal sequencing of cameras. In the Blanking
Mode, Monitor B will show either an alarm call-up of a
camera, a camera under a Hold condition or a blank screen.
Operating Modes
Monitor A
Monitor B
Sequencing Mode
1. Normal sequencing of camera
inputs.
1. Normal sequencing (same as
Monitor A).
2. "HOLD" condition.
3. "ALARM" condition.
Blanking Mode
1. Normal sequencing of camera
inputs.
1. Blank screen.
2. "HOLD" condition.
3. "ALARM" condition
4.10 Alarm Reset Mode
There are two Alarm Reset modes, AUTO and MANUAL
(see Screen 4). In the AUTO reset mode, alarm call-ups
Screen 4
automatically reset after the Alarm Capture Time has
expired. In the MANUAL reset mode, alarm call-ups are held
until they are manually reset using the SKIP/clr key. The
SKIP/clr key will toggle the selection pointer between the
two modes. The default is AUTO.
