Sanyo MPX-MD4 instruction manual Alarm Data Display, Displaying the Alarm Data

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ALARM DATA DISPLAY

Menu 9

According to the settings entered in the (ALARM SET), (SENSOR SET) and (VIDEO LOSS SET) menus, information about the alarms (alarm data) can be recorded. Up to 100 alarm data entries can be displayed on-screen (separate 13).

(ALARM DATA)

Displaying the Alarm Data

1 Press the MENU button 9 times to display the (ALARM DATA) menu.

•The first screen (1/13) of alarm data entries is displayed.

2 To display the next screen of alarm data entries, press the NEXT button.

3 ☞Press the EXIT button to exit the menu display, or

☞Press the MENU button to normally picture, then press the MENU button once to display the menu display.

1

 

 

 

 

2

 

 

 

 

 

 

(ALARM DATA)

1/13

 

 

 

(ALARM DATA)

2/13

 

CAM DATE

TIME

ITEM

 

 

CAM DATE

TIME

ITEM

1

4

08-22

08:48

E

9

4

03-29

17:40

E

2

2

08-21

08:51

E

10

2

03-26

08:49

V

3

4

05-04

16:22

E

11

4

03-13

09:25

E

4

3

05-04

07:45

V

 

12

3

03-05

08:15

E

5

1

04-30

14:37

E

13

1

02-11

15:18

E

6

1

04-21

18:26

V

14

1

02-29

12:30

V

7

2

04-12

05:31

E

15

2

02-21

08:21

E

8

4

04-12

12:51

E

16

4

01-15

11:34

E

MENU

ZOOM

NEXT

The codes in the ITEM column indicate the type of alarm data.

E: External alarm trigger (see page 25)

V: Video loss (see page 32)

NOTE:

•

•

When the number of recorded alarm data entries reaches 100, the oldest ones are erased as new ones are recorded.

The alarm data screens are only displayed when alarm data entries are recorded.

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Contents MPX-CD4 MPX-MD4 Precaution For the customers in CanadaContentsfeatures AccessoriesParts Names Front PanelParts Names Rear PanelBasic Connections ConnectionConnections to the S-VIDEO Terminals Installing the Rack Mounting Brackets Sold Separately Remote Controller Circuit ConnectionsConnection Menu Mode Mode SwitchingBasic Operations Basic Operations Reset FunctionSettings Backup Function Security Lock FunctionMonitor 1 Displays and Functions Live Picture ModePress the Live button Monitor 2 Displays and FunctionsExample 1 To freeze the image from camera Divisions Split Screen OperationsPress the Quad button Example 2 To zoom in the image from cameraExample 4 To freeze the zoomed in image from camera Divisions Split Screen OperationsPress the camera select 4 button for about 3 seconds Example 6 To zoom in the image from camera Press a camera select 1 4 buttonExample 5 To freeze the image from camera Press the camera select 2 buttonFull Screen Operations Example 8 To freeze the zoomed in image from cameraMonitor 2 Operations Sequential Display 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 Example 5 To freeze the recorded image from camera Full Screen OperationsExample 6 To zoom in the recorded image from camera Example 8 To freeze the zoomed in recorded image from camera Sequential Display Operations Menus Displays Menu Setting ModeTo display the menus, press the Menu button Setting the language Language SettingLANGUAGE/LANG./IDIO Default settings are Clock and Daylight Saving SettingTo Make Changes to the Settings Clock SETCamera Title Setting Title SETAlarm Setting Alarm SETSetting the Sensor Position and Sensitivity Level Sensor SettingSetting the Active REC Mode Sensor SETSensor Setting Active REC OFF Active REC MODE1 Active REC MODE2Timer SET Timer SettingSample setting CLOCK, Title Display and Monitor Settings Display SETMON2 SEQ. Timer CLOCK, Title Display and Monitor SettingsMON1 SEQ. Timer Monitor SETVCR Signal INPUT/OUTPUT and Computer Control Setting VCR SETRS232C SET VCR Signal INPUT/OUTPUT and Computer Control SettingVideo Loss SET Video LossDisplaying the Alarm Data Alarm Data DisplayAlarm Data Codes in the Item column indicate the type of alarm dataResetting the Alarm Alarms OperationsExternal Alarms Video Loss Alarm Buzzer is heard and the camera 4 indicator lightRS232C Control Interface SpecificationsCommands ConnectionAlarm Status SENSED5 byte assignment Table Information Gathering Commands Status SENSED7Alarm Status SENSED5 RS232C ControlOther Commands ENTER40 Commands Available from the Multiplexer ACK0AAlarmbf NAK0BCommand Table Table Specifications Signal formatObligations Exclusions

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