Vertex Standard H.8, H.16 manual Factory Setup, 9. RS232C Port, Error Alarm Action

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VerteX RTH Series

H.8 and H.16 Series

[Figure 5-57. Firmware Upgrade Progressing Window]

Downgrading to a previous version is not supported.

It is recommended that the DVR ID should be the same as the remote controller ID.

The upgrade information window will then appear within 15 seconds.

￿Read the information and select {Yes} to start the upgrade gradually. Select {No} to return to {System} mode.

￿After the update is completed, the system will be rebooted.

￿The system will automatically start. Upgrade is then completed.

￿Move to {Status} Æ {Product Information} Æ {Software Version} to check the version.

All setup data are a fixed value in {Menu}Æ{Setup}Æ{System}Æ{6.

Upgrade}Æ{Setup}

6-7-8. Factory Setup

￿Move to {Menu} Æ {Setup} Æ {System} Æ {7. Factory Setup}.

￿Select {Yes} when Initialization (Yes/No) Window appears.

Note that all setting data will be initialized and it goes back to Factory Default Value.

6-7-9. RS232C Port

￿Move to {Menu} Æ {Setup} Æ {System} Æ {8. RS232C Port}.

￿On the selection window, select the device using the arrow keys and the Select button.

6-7-10. Error Alarm Action

Alarm is to notify occurrences such as events [Sensor, Motion and Audio] and system incidents [Video Signal disconnected/ HDD full/ FAN fail/ HDD fail/ HDD warning] to [Alarm/ E-mail/ Relay01/ System check].

￿Move to {Menu} Æ {Setup} Æ {System} Æ {9. Error Alarm Action}.

￿Select [Alarm/E-mail/Relay01/System Check]. The user can select all by ticking as shown below.

[Figure 5-58.Error Alarm Action]

System Check

System Check is to pop up the System Check Window on the monitoring screen. It indicates [Buzzer /

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Contents Rugged Cctv Safety Notes on the DVR Instructions before using the productInstallation Environment of the DVR Safety Notes on the Lithium BatteryDVR Operation Setup Installation and ConnectionOperation and Setup Tools IntroductionSystem Operation Starting and Exiting the SystemPlayback and Playback Speed Control Figure List P/E/N/D/I/XTerminal Block TB1 Vertex RTH-Series Major Features Vertex RTH-16 Vertex RTH-8 Vertex RTH-412BNC H.8 and H.16-Series Major Features About the ProductDVD Vertex RTH-Series Name and Features of Each PartComponents 19’ Rack Size Compact SizeH.8 and H.16-Series Name and Features of Each Part 1. H.8 and H.16-Series Front PanelNot currently offered 3. H.8 Rear Panel 4. H.16 Rear Panel Installation and Connection Basic ConnectionConnected Device DVR Terminal Spot Monitor Connection of Other DevicesSensor / Relay / TTL Output Audio Input/OutputSensor Connection PTZ CameraSensor/Relay /TTL Relay ConnectionVertex RTH-Series Front Button Brand Name and Model NameVertex RTH-Series Remote Controller H.8 and H.16-Series Front Button ModeRemote Controller for H.8 and H.16-Series MouseVertex RTH-Series Storage Installation Type Size Capacity BufferRPM H.8 and H.16-Series Storage Installation Power on Storage SetupLocal Admin User1 1111111 User2 2222222 User3 3333333 User4 Recording Setup Select Menu Æ Setup Æ RecordingScreen View Setup and Others Setup Date/Time SetupCamera / TV Setup External Device SetupStarting the System Starting and Exiting the SystemMonitoring Exiting the SystemUser Account and Authorization System LoginMenu in Monitoring Mode Channel GroupingSystem Information View and Display Setup Change Audio Recording and PlaybackVideo is not connected or Video is covert ※ Functions available for Authorization SetupSystem Information Audio is set activatedCamera Selection for Screen Setup Screen Brightness/Contrast/Hue/Saturation AdjustmentCamera Adjustment TV Adjustment Screen Border AdjustmentCamera Title Shown/Hidden Spot Control Only for Vertex RTH series Relay OutSearch Directory Count Calendar SearchYear/Month/Day Selection EventPlayback Multi-Time SearchMulti-Day Search Forward Frame by Frame Playback and Playback Speed ControlForward Play / Fast Forward Reverse Play / Fast ReverseMulti Time BackupSmart Search Multi DayStatus Bar Display ModeLog Viewer Log TypeRecording Setup RecordingRecording Types Backup in Log Mode Backup in Real-time Monitoring ModeBackup in Search Mode Backup in Playback ModeCommon Backup Procedure 25. Backup WindowConditions for Using the PTZ Features SnapshotPTZ Camera Control PTZ Control Camera PTZ ModeTour feature SpeedTime Server URL Server Type SetupTime Sync OFFTime Zone Date and TimeTime Display Format Daylight Saving TimeStart Time End TimeCamera Title Covert ConnectionNtsc PAL CIF Vertex RTH-8 / H.8 Off AllPartial Select the motion detection sensitivityPreset Action MotionSensor Relay Type MailRecording Schedule Setup Recording ScheduleEnter to Recording Schedule Menu Select Menu Æ Setup Æ Storage StorageLocal Storage Management Private RecordingHDD Overwrite Local Storage Management FunctionOperation after adding a local storage device Operation of the local storage device Direct HDD FormatPTZ Protocol Setup PTZDuration Setup Camera ID setupBaud Rate Setup Tour SetupEthernet Set the system network. Menu Æ Setup Æ NetworkNetwork TCP/IPDdns 47. Ddns Window48. Ddns Window with MAC Address 51. Ddns Status Select Ddns in Menu Æ Setup Æ Network PortSystem MailID for Remote Controller System MenuDVR Name ID For Key Controller UsersMove to Menu Æ Setup Æ System Æ 5. Admin. Password Admin. PasswordUpgrade Move to Menu Æ Setup Æ System Æ 6. UpgradeFactory Setup Error Alarm Action9. RS232C Port Error Alarm Duration Menu Time OutLanguage Honeywell DynacolorHitron Mikami

H.8, H.16 specifications

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