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X897-01 Rev 1205 NOVA V1466A Administration
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Program Timed Events
Five timed event types are programmable in the V1466A software: tours, salvos, presets, alarm enable, and
alarm type. The first three event types specify the method of video switching to be performed. Alarm enable
and type events control which alarm patterns are enabled and which will operate as momentary.
Menu Path: Main Menu
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Administration
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Program Timed Events
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ENTR/ESC
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CURSOR UP/DWN
CYCLE CHOICE
STORE/ABORT
EVENT NUMBER
EVENT TYPE
PATTERN/NMBR
TIME OF DAY
SCHEDULE
DAY OF WEEK
01
ALRM TYP
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00:00
ONCE
SUN
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PROGRAM TIMED EVENTS
Event Number
The maximum number of timed events in the V1466A system is 64. This maximum does not apply to events
which are not timed. Any combination of events may be identified as timed events. For example, a
configuration might include 20 timed presets, 30 timed salvos, 4 timed tours, and 10 timed enabled alarms.
Settings:
01 to 64
Keys: Numeric keypad’s + (plus) key or - (minus) key
Event Type
There are five timed event types available in the V1466A system. Tours, salvos and presets define video
switching functions. The Tour setting is used to select a video switching function defined as a series of preset
video displays from various camera stations on a specified monitor or on various monitors, depending upon
the tour type. The tour type may be monitor or salvo, as discussed in
Select Tour Type on page 62. A group
of monitors displaying video from predefined camera stations may be defined as a Salvo. The Preset setting
specifies the pan, tilt, lens preset position and settings to be recalled when the event is selected.
The Alarm Enable setting specifies the pattern of alarms to be enabled. This allows an event to be
programmed which automatically enables one pattern of alarms for daytime monitoring and a different pattern
for nighttime surveillance, for example. The Alarm Type setting specifies that a pattern of alarms, with each
alarm in the pattern set to operate as momentary or latching, will be scheduled as a timed event. Therefore, if
an alarm activates during this time period, it will act as momentary or latching, depending upon the
specifications discussed in
Set Momentary Inputs on page 45. A separate timed event must be scheduled to
enable these alarms using the Alarm Enable setting.
Settings: Tour
Salvo
Preset
Alarm
Enable
Alarm Type
Keys: Numeric keypad’s + (plus) key or - (minus) key