American Dynamics AD2089 manual Deleting Macros, CPU to Keyboard Transfer

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Programming with the AD2089

After the word “done” appears, pressing any key will remove the word from the LED display.

CPU to Keyboard Transfer

1Set the receiving keyboard and the CPU to the appropriate baud rates.

2Initiate the 1024 CPU to keyboard transfer by pressing [999] [F2]. The LED display will show the following message:

3To proceed with the transfer, press ACK. To cancel the action press CLEAR. Pressing any other key will generate a beep indicating an invalid keystroke. If ACK is selected, the LED display will show the following message:

4The number in the ENTER display indicates the percentage of macros successfully transferred to the keyboard. The number starts at 0 and increases in increments of 10, up to 100 percent. With the keyboard set to 9600 baud and connected directly to the CPU, the transfer will take up to three minutes. With the keyboard set at 1200 baud and connected through a Port Expander set at 4800 baud, the transfer will take up to 12 minutes. During the transfer, any keystroke will generate a beep (invalid keystroke). When the transfer is complete (the number “100” appears in the ENTER display), the ENTER display will then show the following

After the word “done” appears, pressing any key will remove the word from the LED display.

Deleting Macros

If a keyboard is moved from one location to another, it may be appropriate to delete all previously programmed macros. To delete all macros, hold down the SITE and F2 keys while unplugging and re-plugging the keyboard cable at the bottom of the unit.

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Contents Keyboard Operator’s Manual Customer Service Trademarks CopyrightRack Mounting License Information Contents Software License Agreement Monitor Arming Commands Macro Key Labels Macro Programming Worksheets Contents AD2089 Features AD2089 Keyboard ControllerAD2089 Keyboard Overview Multi-Function Keys Supplied Equipment Connection and Setup of the AD2089Connecting to a Switching System Screw FunctionConnections for Cable Distance of Seven Feet or Less Power ConnectionsJ1 Pins J2 Pins Connections for Cable Distance of Greater than Seven FeetInstallation Precautions Keyboard Setup Setting Keyboard ParametersResetting Keyboard Parameters To Set the Pan / Tilt / Zoom Motion Control OptionProcedure to Initiate Built-In Test Built-in Keyboard Operations TestLED Brightness Test Speaker TestLED Lamp Test Seven Segment LED TestKey Functionality Test Display Number of Keys SelectionSerial Communications Test Keyswitch TestROM Checksum Test Connection and Setup of the AD2089 User Numbers and Passcodes Using the AD2089 in Operate ModeSelection of Monitor or Dvms Mode of Operation Logging On to the SystemCalling a Camera to View on a Monitor Selecting MonitorsControlling a Cameras Pan and Tilt Controlling Camera Focus Locking and Unlocking a CameraControlling Camera Zoom Controlling the Camera IrisAuto Focus / Auto Iris Calling Presets ShotsControlling Camera Flip Running System ToursChanging Tour Direction Holding a TourRe-Starting a Tour on Hold Calling SalvosViewing Satellite Sites Acknowledging AlarmsRunning Patterns Running a Macro Selecting DVRs Dvms Function KEY LabelSetting Scratch Pad Tours Using the AD2089 in Program ModeSetting Presets Programming with the AD2089Arming a Monitor Defining PatternsClearing Patterns Disarming a MonitorMacro Examples Programming MacrosAdvanced Macro Examples Synchronization of Macro Programming Example 2 Quick ACKKeyboard to CPU Transfer Deleting Macros CPU to Keyboard TransferUsing the AD2089 in Menu Mode Programming with the AD2089 Communications Keyboard SpecificationsReferences Central ProcessorAppendix B Troubleshooting Problem Check ListAppendix C Typical System Connections AD2089AD2089 Keyboard to AD1024 CPU AD2089 Keyboard to AD1024 CPU AD2089 Keyboard to AD2150 AD2089 Keyboard to AD2150 AD2089 Keyboard to AD168 AD2089 AD2089AD2089 Keyboard to AD168 AD2089 to MegaPower Built-in Test Connection Appendix D Software License Agreement Software License Agreement Software License Agreement Appendix E Monitor Arming Commands Monitor Arming Codes Monitor Acronym Command SequenceAD2089 Operator’s Manual Macro Key Labels Macro Key Labels Macro Programming Worksheets Macro Programming Workskeet Glossary Auxiliary and momentary relay System tour Glossary Tilt Up and down camera movement Tour

AD2089 specifications

The American Dynamics AD2089 is a cutting-edge surveillance camera designed for versatile security applications. Integrating advanced technology and user-friendly features, it stands out as an ideal choice for monitoring both indoor and outdoor environments.

One of the principal features of the AD2089 is its high-resolution imaging capability. It supports up to 1080p full HD video, ensuring that the captured footage is clear and detailed, which is crucial for effective surveillance. The camera is equipped with a 2.8 to 12mm varifocal lens, offering adjustable focal lengths that allow users to customize the field of view according to their specific monitoring needs. This flexibility is particularly beneficial in dynamic environments where the focus may shift frequently.

Another significant characteristic of the AD2089 is its robust low-light performance, thanks to its advanced infrared (IR) capabilities. The camera can function effectively in total darkness, providing night vision support that captures clear images even in minimal lighting conditions. This feature enhances overall security, especially during nighttime when criminal activity is more likely to occur.

The AD2089 also incorporates intelligent video analytics (IVA), enabling real-time analysis of the surveillance footage. This includes features such as motion detection, intrusion detection, and line crossing alarms. By leveraging these analytical capabilities, users can receive timely alerts and have the ability to react quickly to potential security breaches or suspicious activities.

In terms of installation and integration, the AD2089 supports Power over Ethernet (PoE) technology. This simplifies wiring requirements by allowing power and data to be transmitted through a single Ethernet cable, thereby reducing installation costs and efforts. Additionally, the camera is designed to be weather-resistant, making it suitable for outdoor deployment in various environmental conditions.

Furthermore, the AD2089 is equipped with secure data storage options, supporting both local and cloud-based recordings. This ensures that footage is safely archived and easily retrievable, which is essential for any security operation. With features like remote access through mobile devices and a user-friendly interface, the American Dynamics AD2089 stands out as a reliable and powerful surveillance solution, catering to the diverse needs of modern security systems.
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