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Mitsubishi Electronics DX-TL1600EM Recording time table, Pre-alarm recording time table

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Recording time table

■Recording time table

Approximate recording time (if recording is made internal 60 GB HDD)

This recording time display chart is only valid when PRIORITY in DEFINE GROUP SETTING has been set to “1” for all camera numbers.

25F, 8.33F, and 5F cannot be used for REC INTERVAL when the MOTION DETECTION setting is active.

Field/sec.

25F

12.5F

8.33F

6.25F

5F

4.17F

2.5F

1F

NUMBER OF

IMAGE QUALITY

RECORDING

FIELD

SUPERIOR

12H

1D

1H

1D14H

2D

2H

2D15H

3D

4H

5D 7H

12D16H

1,143,000

HIGH

18H

1D12H

2D

7H

3D

1H

3D20H

4D14H

7D16H

18D

9H

1,657,000

MEDIUM

1D 3H

2D

6H

3D

9H

4D13H

5D16H

6D19H

11D

9H

27D

7H

2,457,000

STANDARD

1D12H

3D

4D12H

6D

7D12H

9D

1H

15D

1H

36D

4H

3,257,000

BASIC

2D

4D

1H

6D

2H

8D

3H

10D 4H

12D 5H

20D

8H

48D21H

4,400,000

■Pre-alarm recording time table

♦ Recording duration is set to “LONG”.

Field/sec.	25F	12.5F	8.33F	6.25F	5F	4.17F	2.5F	1F	NUMBER OF
IMAGE QUALITY	25F	12.5F	8.33F	6.25F	5F	4.17F	2.5F	1F	RECORDING
IMAGE QUALITY									FIELD
SUPERIOR	2s	4s	7s	9s	12s	14s	24s	57s	60

HIGH	3s	7s	10s	13s	17s	20s	34s	1min23s	87

MEDIUM	5s	10s	15s	20s	25s	31s	51s	2min3s	129
STANDARD	6s	13s	20s	27s	34s	41s	1min8s	2min44s	171

BASIC	9s	18s	27s	37s	46s	55s	1min32s	3min41s	231

♦Recording duration is set to “MEDIUM”.

Field/sec.	25F	12.5F	8.33F	6.25F	5F	4.17F	2.5F	1F	NUMBER OF
IMAGE QUALITY	25F	12.5F	8.33F	6.25F	5F	4.17F	2.5F	1F	RECORDING
IMAGE QUALITY									FIELD
SUPERIOR	1s	3s	4s	6s	8s	9s	16s	38s	40

HIGH	2s	4s	7s	9s	11s	13s	23s	55s	58

MEDIUM	3s	6s	10s	13s	17s	20s	34s	1min22s	86
STANDARD	4s	9s	13s	18s	22s	27s	45s	1min49s	114

BASIC	6s	12s	18s	24s	30s	37s	1min1s	2min27s	154

♦Recording duration is set to “SHORT”.

Field/sec.	25F	12.5F	8.33F	6.25F	5F	4.17F	2.5F	1F	NUMBER OF
IMAGE QUALITY	25F	12.5F	8.33F	6.25F	5F	4.17F	2.5F	1F	RECORDING
IMAGE QUALITY									FIELD
SUPERIOR	0s	1s	2s	3s	4s	4s	8s	19s	20

HIGH	1s	2s	3s	4s	5s	7s	11s	27s	29

MEDIUM	1s	3s	5s	6s	8s	10s	17s	41s	43
STANDARD	2s	4s	6s	9s	11s	13s	22s	54s	57

BASIC	3s	6s	9s	12s	15s	18s	30s	1min13s	77

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Mitsubishi Electronics DX-TL1600EM Recording time table, Pre-alarm recording time table, Recording duration is set to Long

Contents

DX-TL1600EM Features Unplug the Power Cord During a Long Absence Contents Communication settings Major operations and their functions Play Mode buttons Play Device indicatorsPlay Device button Play buttonMajor operations and their functions Terminals Setting the character size How to use JOG dial and Shuttle ringBasic Operations Exiting the menuDaylight saving Setting the present timePresent time display Camera mark will be shown on the present time dis- playBasic Operations Multiplexer functionsBasic recording Press the SET UP button to exit settings Setting the maximum recording fieldsExample Choose Select REC Mode B the default setting is a Check the estimated recording timeSetting the define group Press the REC buttonPress the Stop button to stop recording Basic searching function Basic playbackTime date search Ton on the front of the unitMAN Set the start time and end time of copying manually Press the Search button to clear the Time Date Search menuYou can copy the data even during Recording Language selection settingTurn the Shuttle ring to the right to start copying Display will return to the present time displayConnections Turning ON/OFF this Unit by peripheral sourceAttaching the ferrite core Connecting with peripheral recording devices Alarm Recording ConnectionConnection when using several peripheral recording devices Peripheral devices to be connectedHow to install an external hard disk drive Initial settingsExample Installing a 9GB hard disk drive to ID1 Confirming the connected devicePress the Power button again Setting this unit to delay the boot up timeMenu functions Main MenuSUB Menu Operations From **-**-** ****** to Menu functionsHow to display menus How to set up / Various settingsSetting Display Mode Setting character sizeVarious settings Call OUT setting Capacity remain settingNone No signal is emitted from the Call OUT terminal Be changed as followsBuzzer setting Service menu settingPower Failure list Resetting the Archive PointerInitializing menus IM-CHECK Mode settingClock setting Initial set upArchive medium overwrite setting HDD repeat recordingExample Setting Auto Eject to OFF the default is on Auto-eject settingArchive Data setting Initial SET UP menu will be displayedBacking up a small alarm record Backing up a data block containing the alarm recordFIFO/OVERWRITE Mode setting Motion Detection settingElapsed time display Information menuValues they will remain 2S Showing the recorded periodRDD Menu Data Loading setting Menu Data Saving RDD setting Quick settingCommands Turn the Shuttle ring twice to the rightVarious recording settings Various recording settingsImage quality setting Maximum recording fields settingWhen the is assigned, the camera is disabled Various recording settingsChanged as follows Will be changed as followsCamera Alarm Rec setting Tection setting in the Initial SET UP menu is onPre-alarm recording setting Ground the Alarm in terminalCH. motion detection setting DET settingSelection camera no Motion menu will appearSetting the detection mask Sensitivity settingTurn the Shuttle ring to the left to finish setting Test mode setting Motion threshold settingTo finish setting, turn the Shuttle ring to the left Test Mode menu will appearAge will appear pixelized when enlarged How to use the Zoom buttonMultiplexer functions Ing the SPLIT/SEQUENCE buttonHow to use the camera number buttons Multiplexer functionsSPLIT/SEQUENCE button Split 4 Screen setting Screen SW Pattern settingsSplit 9 Screen setting Multiplexer displaySplit 16 Screen setting Please change settingsSequence setting Image quality of split screenDisplaying the title Camera title settingMaximum of 30 seconds can be set Selected pattern will start flashingRepeat Steps 4 and 5 to input Exit Alarm display settingExample of a system using the following peripherals Operation example 1 Simultaneous Backup using the TimerRecord settings are made as follows Operation examplesOperation examples Making backups as neededOperation example 2 Endless Repeat recording Operation exampleSettings for Motion Detection Setting are made as follows Settings for Timer Program are made as followsSetting the Timer Using the TimerTimer Setting screen Complete the program settingEstimating recording when using the Timer Press the Timer REC buttonTo set other programs, repeat steps 5 through Overlapping Timer settings Using the TimerDET Application setting Medium of the peripheral deviceAlarm Recording Using the Timer / Alarm RecordingVarious recordings Pre-alarm RecordingRepeat Recording Please refer to Basic recording on page 12 for detailsDisplay the Initial SET UP menu Series Recording menu settings for both unitsFlashing will move to capacity setting Series RecordingVarious playback functions Various playback functions / Various search Monitor display settings and playback operationHigh-speed fast-forward/high-speed rewind Time date searchHow to count index signals Alarm List SearchVarious search Skip SearchJump to Start point oldest recording Various search / Using peripheral devices / Making copiesScsi ID number allocation Copying from the hard disk to the copying deviceMaking copies Setting of Copy rangeRestoring items onto the hard disk from the copying device Restoring items from the archive device to the hard diskBackup operation Making copies / Making backupsProcedure for setting Cancelling Copy operationIndividual settings during Backup operation Making backupsTimer Backup Making backups / Other convenient functionsPower failure reset recording Power failure time displayPassword Lock function Power failure compensation circuitExample Changing passwords Other convenient functionsRS-232C settings Communication settings / Connecting to a personal computerTCP / IP settings Connecting with a personal computerCommand code and status Connecting to a personal computer / Command codesCommand codes Commands Functions Status, when normal executeDetails of the numbers Time Date Adjust Normal REC SettingCommunication Setting Initial Setup Service Power Failure Rear TerminalCF? Split Screen SettingSA? Small 1 Large FS1SPLIT4 SKP Skip PWR Power ARC Archive AEJ EjectAC? Selected Pattern 1 ~PP? DW?Basic Standard Medium Superior QR?AS1 Power 3 RemainAS0 Standard MediumFS2 AlarmprotRear RemainDevice HDD RESTORE, OverwriteRJ? Archive DeviceBackup System Error Backup Near OvertakeRC***AO HDD Near ENDMain Devicehdd Others~ 1 0 PWR-OFF 1 CONFIG/INITIALIZE Error code Meaning of error Table of Error CodeTable of Status Code Status code Meaning of statusCommands Functions Status,when normal execute Character Search commandsCharacter Search Character SearchSample operation Character SearchRecording time table Pre-alarm recording time tableRecording duration is set to Long Recording duration is set to MediumIs the Lock indicator light on? Operate TroubleshootingCopying device/archive Device does not respondIs peripheral device’s Scsi ID setting set correctly? Troubleshooting / GlossaryCheck the Access indicator Glossary27,28 Canceling60-63 19,2010kΩ5V Input22kΩ terminal 047∝F Specifications872C273B5