DVR Settings

Model 4800 User's Manual

ALARM INPUT CHANNEL

Click the arrow button to select an alarm input channel, view/change the alarm configurations and set up each or all cameras (options: 01, 02, 03, 04, or ALL).

ALARM INPUT TYPE

Select the type of alarm input for the previously selected channel (options: N.O—Normally Open and N.C. —Normally Closed).

N.O. Normally Open – in the normal state, the sensor device is kept under constant low voltage. If output voltage changes from low to high, an alarm is triggered.

N.C. Normally Closed – in the normal state, the sensor device is under constant high voltage (maximum 5V DC). If output voltage changes from high to low, an alarm is triggered.

EVENT HANDLING

The Event Handling options are:

RECORD

Select the channel(s) that will start recording when an alarm is triggered.

PTZ PRESET*

Select the PTZ behavior for the channels when an alarm is triggered. Only

 

preset point 1 can be triggered (Multiple channels can be selected.)

ALARM OUT

Set the triggered alarm output (ON or OFF).

BUZZER

Set the internal buzzer behavior when an alarm is triggered (ON or OFF).

UPLOAD

Set the option for sending information about an alarm.

Note 1: Set up the record schedule in Record Schedule before setting the alarm triggered record.

Note 2: For alarm triggered PTZ, make sure the preset point is set and the correct PTZ channel number is selected.*

* Cameras supplied with 4800 system are not equipped with PTZ feature.

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4800 specifications

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