Display time and date (on/off)
•
Press
set
to activate the clock function menu.
•
Press the
–
or
+
button to switch the time and date
on
or
off
.
•
Press the
set
button to return to view mode.
Time and data adjustment
•
Press
set
to activate the clock function menu.
•
Press the
next
button until the item to be adjusted is
highlighted.
•
Press the
–
or
+
button to adjust the highlighted item.
•
Press the
set
button again to return to view mode.
Event replay function
In case of an alarm, a doorbell or a cable cut the
monitor digitally stores 8 seconds video of the event.
These images will be replayed in a Picture-in-Picture (PIP)
in the right top corner of the monitor screen until a
button is pressed. During the replay the
and
number will be visible above the PIP. When possible, the
system will record 4 seconds before and 4 seconds after
the event.
Remark:
In case of multiple events on multiple cameras, the
system will always switch to the camera input of the latest
event. This event will be recorded and replayed.
Next camera input
When closing the contacts of the next camera input (fig.
B-6), the system switches to the next available camera (for
future use).
Alarm
An alarm will sound if:
•
there is a break in the camera line.
•
this is detected by a camera alarm input or by an alarm
box (optional).
When an alarm sounds:
1) The system automatically switches to the corresponding
camera input.
2) The Event Replay window will be shown.
3) The corresponding camera LED will start to blink.
4) The built-in alarm buzzer will be audible for 15 seconds.
5) The alarm contact (fig. B-5) is changed over for 3
minutes.
The alarm contact can activate a video recorder, siren or
telephone selector.
Alarm programming
If required, an alarm in a particular camera line can be
disabled. This may be necessary to disconnect the alarms
of a door contact or movement detector during the
daytime. However, the cable detection remains active at
all times.
Push and hold the
auto
button together with the
VCR
button. The
camera
LED's on the monitor, the alarm
function of which is active, will light up. The
auto
LED
will blink fast.
Push the corresponding camera selection button, the
alarm of which has to be switched on or off (LED on =
alarm on; LED off = alarm off).
If all camera lines are set, programming can be ended by
pushing the
auto
button. The monitor will return to the
status it had before programming.
Automatic alarm termination
After 3 minutes the monitor returns to the status it was
in before the alarm was sounding.
If the automatic camera sequence was active, it will be
continued. However, the corresponding camera LED
remains flashing for as long as the alarm line is active
(alarm detector is still active) or the camera line is still cut.
Premature (within 3 minutes) alarm
termination
The alarm output (fig. B-5) will be de-activated by
switching off the alarm. See alarm programming above.
Pressing any key on the control panel of the monitor
within 15 seconds will end the alarm sound only.
Alarm priority
A new alarm always gets priority. The monitor will
always switch to the camera of the last-received alarm but
the LED(s) of each previously received alarm blink faster.
Tips for maintenance
Ventilation
Avoid overheating the system monitor by ensuring that
the ventilation openings on the top of the monitor
remain uncovered. Do not place the monitor in the
immediate vicinity of a heat source.
Cleaning
You can clean the system monitor with a moist, fluff-free
cloth or chamois leather cloth.
The outside of the camera can be cleaned with a moist,
fluff-free cloth or chamois leather cloth.
When cleaning the objective a special lens cleaning cloth
should be used. Do NOT use cleaning fluids that
contain alcohol, methylated spirit, ammonia, etc..
Avoid direct contact with water.
Warning:
The back of the monitor should only be removed
by a qualified service technician.
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