Siemens CFMC1315-LP configurationmanual Alarm, External digital input

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Configuration

7.4Alarm

External alarms and motion sensors can be set. Connecting a sensor or other device to the alarm input terminal notifies an alarm when the sensor detects a trouble. For example, mounting a sensor on a door notifies an alarm each time the door is opened. By setting the motion sensor to activate, an alarm is notified by detecting a change in a screen.

One Alarm input1 terminal is indicated on external cable. You need to define some parameters before u sing the alarm function.

7.4.1External digital input 1

z Set an "Alarm Input"

ON: Detects an external alarm.

OFF: Does not perform alarm detection.

Î The following functions will be enabled if “ Alarm Input” is set to “ON”

z Set "Input type" for alarms

Normally Opened (NO): A dry-contact detecting way, opened if nothing occurs but closed in case of an alarm.

Normally Closed (NC): A dry-contact detecting way, closed if nothing occurs but open in case of an alarm.

z Set "TEXT Enable" for alarms

A noticeable message of alarm can be displayed on screen if this item is set to “ON”.

z Enter "Text" for alarm message

	Max 24 characters can be entered.
	z Set "Audio out" for alarm message
	Audio alarm message can be sent to external speaker if this item set to “ON”.
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Contents CFMC1315-LP Contacting us CopyrightTrademarks Training coursesContents 10.1 Page Page Installation SafetyGeneral safety precautions Target readersCleaning Meaning of the signal wordsMeaning of the hazard symbols Damage due to unsuitable mounting locationEU directives European Directive 2004/108/EC Electromagnetic CompatibilitySpecifications Image System DescriptionPackage Contents Ordering DataCamera part and connector definition Camera part definitionPower in connector Alarm out terminalAlarm in terminal 6 IP/TV switch Reset buttonPower adaptor Installing the cameraPrecautions SD Memory cardSwitch Setting Network Camera EnvironmentSpecifications Concept of the Network CameraConnection Configuration Connecting the Camera and Personal Computer by NetworkIP Address Connecting Camera and Personal Computer Setting up IpFinder Using the Camera Search Application IpFinderClick the Home page of selected device button Using the Camera Search Application Web cam IP manager Ssdp Simple Service Discovery Protocol / network protocolViewing and Listening Administrator Log-inLog-in Screen Preparations before displayingBrowser setting when proxy server is used Log-in the cameraCamera Image Screen Components of unit homeImage mode ConfigurationCompression Unicast Streaming Multicast StreamingHow to operate Rtsp Then fill in rtsp//IP addressrtspport/livestream Basic Settings Network SettingsNetwork Settings in the Configuration menu Ddns Settings FTP ServerImage Parameters Camera Basic settingsImage Colour Picture Camera-mask zone settings Camera-Cropping settings Camera-OSD settings Alarm External digital inputMotion detection settings Alarm output Audio EventFTP recording RecordFTP recording conditions FTP Server Settings Server 1 Connecting method SD Card Back Up if FTP FailSD recording Configuration Authentication setting Emailing recordingCondition settings for sending e-mail by alarm Condition settings for sending e-mail by scheduleCondition settings for sending e-mail by motion Mail to Address List NAS recording Configuration Audio input AudioAudio output Date/Time Access protection Password AdministratorAdministrator Functions User listIP Adress Filter FirewallForbidden Ports System SettingForbidden Protocol Update ConfigurationTemperature Event Log 11 LogInformation Utility program application NAS player setupAudio record setup Playing back NAS fileFirmware update setup Perform firmware update in the following sequenceMaintenance DisposalKeyword index JpegKeyword index Page A6V10236128