GE Monogram Security Legend Camera user manual

Security

Legend

User Manual

Contents

Main Page Contents Page Introduction Conventions used in this document Safety terms and symbols References Overview Accessing the programming interface Page Navigating the programming interface Joystick as simulated mouse Joystick as video controller Saving (accepting) live video programming Canceling (aborting) live video programming Keypad shortcuts Using the keyboard of the programming interface Basic programming Presets Programming presets from the keypad Programming presets with the programming interface ShadowTours Advanced programming Setup menu Memory screen ( Setup| Memory ) Passcode screen ( Setup| Passcode ) Page Title/D ate scr een (Setup | Title/Date ) Network screen ( Setup | Network ) Preferences screen ( Setup | Preferences ) Page Page Page Camera menu Privacy Masks screen ( Camera| Privacy Masks ) Page Page Settings screen (Camera | Settings) Page Page Page Page Page Page Actions menu Presets screen (Actions | Presets ) Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page ShadowTours screen (Actions | ShadowTours) Page Macros screen ( Actions | Macros ) Page Page Areas screen ( Actions | Areas ) Page Page Alarms menu Programming tips for dome alarms Page Page Contact Setup screen ( Alarms | Contact Setup ) Priority screen (A larms | Priority ) Display screen ( Alarms | Display ) Page Relay State screen ( Alarms |Relay State ) Control menu Command Map screen ( Control| Command Map ) Page Power-on and Resume screen (Control | Power-on and Resume ) Speeds/Tracking screen (Control | Speeds/Tracking ) Page System menu Page Page Page System operation Setting autopan limits Rebooting the dome -fli Calling up presets from a keypad Interrelationship between the Exposure and Day/Night features Troubleshooting, maintenance, support Troubleshooting your Legend system Common programming issues Maintenance Reloading or updating the software Page Contacting technical support Online publication library Appendix. System defaults Default title positions Figure58 shows you all of the titles that you can turn on to appear on the monitor screen. Default programming settings Tabl e 4 lists the systems programming defaults. Page Page Index A B C D L M N O P