Samsung SDM-160N Setting of Program Menu, Record setting of each camera, REC OUT SET Type TLV

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Digital Multiplexer

Chapter 5. Setting of Program Menu

<MAIN MENU>

The following main menu is displayed on the monitor screen if pressing “MENU” button, the “MENU” LED turns on. The LED turns off if pressing the button and it returns to the previous status.

[SETUP MENU]

1.REC OUT SET

2.MON OUT SET

3.CHANNEL TITLE SET

4.DATE / TIME SET

5.ALARM SET

6.MOTION SET

7.SYSTEM SET

< SUB MENU>

- Select item 1~7 of the main menu using the “MOVE” button (→,→). - Press the “ENTER” button to move to the sub-menu.

1. Record setting of each camera

You can set record mode and record duty, ON/OFF, reservation of each channel. The following screen is displayed on screen if pressing the “ENTER” button after placing the blinking indication on the “1. REC OUT SET” by pressing the “MOVE” button from the main menu.

[REC OUT SET]

REC	TYPE	TLV
REC	OUT	FIELD
DUTY SET...
RESERVATION		OFF

-The blinking indication moves if pressing “→”, “→” button.

-The setting value is changed if pressing “→”, “→ ” button.

-The changed setting value is stored if pressing the “SET” button. You can return to the main menu.

REC TYPE : NOR ↔ TLV

•NOR : Used when connecting general VCR. Output is done in Field or Frame.

•TLV : Used when recording in the TLV mode by connecting the time lapse VCR.

-Output in the normal mode if no trigger signal exists though the setting is done in the TLV mode. REC OUT : FIELD ↔ FRAME : Effective menu if “REC TYPE” is “NOR”.

•FIELD : Output in 1/60 second (NTSC), 1/50 second (PAL)

•FRAME: Output in 1/30 second (NTSC), 1/25 second (PAL)

-Reservation : ON ↔ OFF

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Contents Digitalmultiplexer Graphic Symbol Explanation Digital MultiplexerIii Contents Appendix B Checking Points in Trouble Introduction IntroductionName of parts and Function Move → Indicates terminal for connecting to VCR Input/Output With RS-232C cable, Remote Control can be doneWith RS-485 cable, Remote Control can be done Connects to Power CordPreparing for the Installation Physical & EnvironmentalPrecautions when Installing Page Unpacking Connecting to Other Devices Connecting to normal VCR and MonitorConnecting to S-VHS VCR and S-VHS Monitor OUT terminal on the VCRConnecting to Time Lapse VCR Connecting to Alarm Sensor Remote Control by connecting to PC AsciiCH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8 CH9 Ascii AautoRemote Control using SSC-1000RS-485 Monitor OUT ControlMON button → Address + 1 input → Enter Spot OUT ControlWhen desiring to see in the live screen/replay screen When desiring to see in the Triplex screenBasic Method to use Initial operationWhen desiring to see in the Full screen When desiring to see in the division screenWhen desiring to see automatic sequential conversion screen When desiring to see the stop screen When desiring to see in the zoom screenFull Mode When desiring to see in the PIP screen When desiring to see in the record screenWhen desiring to see output of VCR as it is Setting of Program Menu Record setting of each cameraREC OUT SET Type TLV Duty SET Reservation OFFREC Duty SET CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8 CH9 REC Reservation Start TimeEND Time Setting of display mode Sequence Loss Detect Loss Info Alarm Info Motion InfoALL PB Display ALL Spot OUT Cvbs PIP SizeAlarm S/W Time SequenceSetting of title by channel You can set of each channelBlinking character moves if pressing →, → button Enter button at a position desired to set titleTitle SET IjklmnopqrstuvwxyzDATE/TIME SET Display Type Setting of alarm Setting of motionXxxxxxxxxxx System setting Password ChangePassword Check OFF Alarm Buzzer Loss Buzzer Summer Time Baud RatePassword Change Password Check NEW Password Confirm Enter the current password in orderIs displayed on screen when entering password Normal record mode Time Lapse record modeRecording Weight value REC Duty record Alarm weight value recordReservation record REC DutyAlarm occurrence conditions Alarm releaseAlarm record Alarm signal standardAlarm/Loss list reference Operation in video lossOperation in motion detection Appendix a Specifications Outside Drawing Ensure power cord is properly inserted Appendix B Checking points in trouble