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Installation and Operating Instructions VDC1604 VISTA DOME CONTROLLER
DEFINING AN ALARM RESPONSE
Your VDC1604 has a versatile alarm system programmed via the menu system. Alarm programming is achieved using
the Installer menu.
In this example, a high level alarm response is to be defined. The alarm response is to be initiated from a Normally Open
contact connected to alarm input 1. The alarm mode shall be Timed with a 30 second dwell. Two active time windows are
to be set up that will disarm and arm the alarm system during the hours of 8.00 a.m. and 4.00 p.m. during the weekend;
and between the hours of 10.00 a.m. and 2.00 p.m. on Wednesday. The alarm output relay will be Normally Open (closing
on receipt of an alarm condition). Monitor 2 will recall camera 2 and monitor 3 will recall View 13. Monitor 1 will be
available for control purposes. The keyboard sounder will sound a short beep. The alarm response will be called ‘Main
entrance’.
Defining the Alarm input settings
1. Select a monitor.
2. Enter the menu system. Select
Alarm handling from the main menu and
then Input Settings from the Alarm handling menu.
3. Select the NO/NC field for alarm input 1 and choose NO from the picklist.
4. Select Previous menu to save the changes and return to the Alarm
handling menu.
Defining the Alarm mode
1. Select Alarm mode from the Alarm handling menu.
2. Select the Cancel field and choose Timed from the picklist.
3. Select the Timed alarm dwell field and enter 030 using the number keys.
4. Select Previous menu to save your changes and return to the Alarm
handling menu.
Defining the Active time window
1. Select Alarm Window Setup from the Alarm handling menu.
2. Select the first entry in the Alarm time definition window.
3. Use the joystick and number keys to enter the
Off and On times in 24
hour format.
4. Select the Day field and choose WEND (weekend) from the picklist.
5. Enter the correct parameters for the second time window by following
steps 3 and 4 above.
6. Select Previous menu to save your chnages and return to the Alarm
handling menu.
Note : Times entered are inclusive i.e. Alarm 1 will be armed at 16:01
Defining the Alarm response
1. Select Alarm response from the Alarm handling menu.
2. Because monitor 1 is to be used as a control monitor, this response
needs to be defined as AL 1 in the Response field.
3. Select the Priority field and choose H (High) from the picklist.
4. Select the first of the four Active time win fields and enter 1 using the
number keys. This corresponds to the first entry in the Active time window
menu.
5. Select the second of the four Active time win fields and enter 2 using the
number keys. This corresponds to the second entry in the Active time
window menu. Leave the other two fields set to 0.
6. Select the Name field and press enter to invoke the Text edit screen. Insert
the name ‘Main entrance’ and press enter to return to the Alarm responses
menu.
7. Select the Alarm o/p field and choose On from the picklist. This ensures
that the alarm output is active.
Alarm response
Response 4 AL 1 Priority H
Active time win 1 2 0 0
Name: Main entrance
Alarm o/p On
Sounder Short
Monitor Cam/View No.
1 CAM 00
2 CAM 02
3 VIEW 13
Previous menu
Alarm Window Setup
Off On Day
1 4 08 : 00 16 : 00 WEND
2 10 : 00 14 : 00 WED
3 06 : 00 18 : 00 EDAY
4 06 : 00 18 : 00 EDAY
5 06 : 00 18 : 00 EDAY
6 06 : 00 18 : 00 EDAY
7 06 : 00 18 : 00 EDAY
8 06 : 00 18 : 00 EDAY
Previous menu
Input Settings
Alarm NO/NC Alarm NO/NC
1 4 NO 9 NO
2 NO 10 NO
3 NO 11 NO
4 NO 12 NO
5 NO 13 NO
6 NO 14 NO
7 NO 15 NO
8 NO 16 NO
Previous menu
Alarm mode
Cancel 4 Timed
Time out delays
Timed alarm dwell 03 0s
Min transparent 10 s
Alarm seq dwell 05 s
Previous menu