Sanyo MPX-MD4 instruction manual Divisions Split Screen Operations

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4 DIVISIONS SPLIT SCREEN OPERATIONS

(Live picture on monitor 1)

 

 

1

2

ZOOM 4

3

LIVE VCR

Z

•c button:

will move the frame to the right

•SHIFT button + c button: will move the frame to the left

•l button:

will move the frame down

•SHIFT button + l button: will move the frame up

4

4

ZOOM 4

STILL 4

English

Example 3: To zoom in the image from camera 4 and set the zoom range

You can select the portion of the image to zoom in. The default zoomed in area is the centre of the image, but if a different zoom range is selected it will be memorized until changed or cancelled.

1 Press the ZOOM button.

The ZOOM indicator flashes and the zoomed in image display mode is selected.

2 Press the camera select 4 button for about 3 seconds.

In full screen mode, “Z” (flashes) and the zoom range frame are displayed.

 

NOTE: If during the zoom range setting, the frame displayed in full screen

 

display mode is not moved for about 10 seconds, the display mode will

SHIFT

automatically return to 4 divisions split screen display mode.

 

To return to the setting mode, press the camera select 4 button again, for

 

about 3 seconds.

3 Press the c (or l) button to move the zoom range frame to the desired area of the image.

4 Press the camera select 4 button.

The area selected by the zoom range frame is now zoomed in.

If necessary, follow the same procedure to set the zoom range for the other cameras.

NOTE: You can switch from zoomed in mode to normal (no zoom) mode by pressing the camera select 4 button repeatedly.

☞To cancel the zoomed in image display mode. Press the ZOOM button.

Example 4: To freeze the zoomed in image from camera 4

1 Press the ZOOM button.

The ZOOM indicator flashes and the zoomed in image display mode is selected.

2 Press the camera select 4 button.

The camera 4 indicator flashes, the image from camera 4 is zoomed in, and “Z” flashes on-screen.

3 Press the STILL button.

The STILL indicator flashes and the ZOOM indicator lights.

4 Press the camera select 4 button.

The camera 4 indicator flashes, the zoomed in image from camera 4 is frozen, and “SZ” flashes on-screen.

NOTE: A still image cannot be zoomed in.

☞To cancel the still and zoomed in image display mode. Press the camera select 4 button, then press the STILL button. Press the camera select 4 button, then press the ZOOM button.

☞To cancel all the still image displays and zoomed in image displays.

Multiple still image displays and the zoomed in displays can be set from the 4 divisions split screen, to cancel all at once, press the STILL button, then press the ZOOM button.

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Contents MPX-CD4 MPX-MD4 Precaution For the customers in CanadaContentsfeatures AccessoriesParts Names Front PanelParts Names Rear PanelConnection Basic ConnectionsConnections to the S-VIDEO Terminals Remote Controller Circuit Connections Installing the Rack Mounting Brackets Sold SeparatelyConnection Mode Switching Menu ModeBasic Operations Reset Function Settings Backup FunctionBasic Operations Security Lock FunctionLive Picture Mode Press the Live buttonMonitor 1 Displays and Functions Monitor 2 Displays and FunctionsDivisions Split Screen Operations Press the Quad buttonExample 1 To freeze the image from camera Example 2 To zoom in the image from cameraDivisions Split Screen Operations Example 4 To freeze the zoomed in image from cameraPress the camera select 4 button for about 3 seconds Press a camera select 1 4 button Example 5 To freeze the image from cameraExample 6 To zoom in the image from camera Press the camera select 2 buttonFull Screen Operations Example 8 To freeze the zoomed in image from cameraSequential Display Operations Monitor 2 OperationsPress the MON2 button VCR Playback Mode Press the VCR buttonExample 1 To freeze the recorded image from camera Example 2 To zoom in the recorded image from cameraExample 4 To freeze the zoomed recorded in image from camera Full Screen Operations Example 5 To freeze the recorded image from cameraExample 6 To zoom in the recorded image from camera Example 8 To freeze the zoomed in recorded image from camera Sequential Display Operations Menu Setting Mode Menus DisplaysTo display the menus, press the Menu button Language Setting Setting the languageLANGUAGE/LANG./IDIO Clock and Daylight Saving Setting To Make Changes to the SettingsDefault settings are Clock SETCamera Title Setting Title SETAlarm Setting Alarm SETSensor Setting Setting the Active REC ModeSetting the Sensor Position and Sensitivity Level Sensor SETSensor Setting Active REC OFF Active REC MODE1 Active REC MODE2Timer Setting Timer SETSample setting CLOCK, Title Display and Monitor Settings Display SETCLOCK, Title Display and Monitor Settings MON1 SEQ. TimerMON2 SEQ. Timer Monitor SETVCR Signal INPUT/OUTPUT and Computer Control Setting VCR SETVCR Signal INPUT/OUTPUT and Computer Control Setting Video Loss SETRS232C SET Video LossAlarm Data Display Alarm DataDisplaying the Alarm Data Codes in the Item column indicate the type of alarm dataAlarms Operations External Alarms Video Loss AlarmResetting the Alarm Buzzer is heard and the camera 4 indicator lightInterface Specifications CommandsRS232C Control ConnectionInformation Gathering Commands Status SENSED7 Alarm Status SENSED5Alarm Status SENSED5 byte assignment Table RS232C ControlCommands Available from the Multiplexer ACK0A AlarmbfOther Commands ENTER40 NAK0BCommand Table Table Specifications Signal formatObligations Exclusions

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