American Dynamics ADMPCPU manual Event Timers Alarm Tables

Figure 69. Tours Preset or Pattern Dropdown List Deleting Tours or Cameras

To delete a Tour or a camera definition:

1. Click the header of the row that contains the Tour or camera definition to be deleted.

2. Press the keyboard Delete key of the PC running EASY CPU. The Delete Rows dialog box appears.

Figure 70. Delete Rows dialog

oFor a Preset number, enter a numeric value into the Preset or Pattern field. Ensure there is no prefix displayed as part of the numeric value entered. If the “Pat” prefix is displayed, select “General Preset Number” from the dropdown list to remove it.

oFor a Pattern number, enter a numeric value, and then select “Pattern Specific Number” from the dropdown list. The numeric value entered will now contain a “Pat” prefix.

(See the MegaPower CPU Operator’s Guide, 8200-0421-02, for more information on Presets.)

−Dwell – Indicates the number of seconds (0-61) that any Tour entry is to be displayed on the monitor.

−Aux – An auxiliary is a device (such as a light) that can be activated when a Tour entry activates. The MegaPower CPU recognizes up to four auxiliaries per camera. To determine whether an auxiliary operates when a Tour runs, select one of the following:

o Don’t Care – Ignores the auxiliary

o Aux 1-4 On – Activates auxiliaries 1, 2, 3, or 4 when the Tour runs

o Aux 1-4 Off – Deactivates auxiliaries 1, 2, 3, or 4 when the Tour runs

−Link – The Link function links the Tour entry to the next entry on the screen. Options are:

o Yes – Calls the next Tour entry to the next contiguous monitor. By doing so, the user is simulating a Salvo.

o No – Calls the next Tour entry to the monitor originally called in the Tour

o Salvo – Calls the first entry of a pre- programmed Salvo to the monitor (each of the Salvo’s remaining entries will appear on contiguous monitors)

o Tour – Calls another pre-programmed Tour to the monitor originally called

3.Click Yes to delete the Tour or camera definition or No to close the dialog box without deleting the Tour or definition.

Event Timers

Event Timers – Alarm Tables

Alarm Monitor/Contact Tables determine how the system will respond to alarms and where the alarm video will appear. The MegaPower CPU provides one default Alarm Monitor/Contact table and allows you to create four additional Alarm Monitor/Contact tables associating different alarm contacts with different monitors.

Using Event Timers, you can schedule any of the four Alarm Monitor/Contact tables to become active on different days and at different times.

For more information on Alarm Monitor/Contact tables, refer to Creating Alarm Monitor/ Contact Tables on page 40.

Click on the Alarm Tables tab in the Switching – Event Timer link in the Explore menu to begin. The following screen appears.

MEGAPOWER CPU ADMINISTRATOR’S GUIDE

8200-0421-03, REV. G

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