Mitsubishi Electronics DX-TL2500U operation manual Communication Port Settings, Call OUT Settings

<INITIAL SET UP/INFORMATION> (continued)

♦CALL OUT SETTINGS

The CALL OUT settings are used with the rear CALL OUT terminals outputting a signal to notify of a specified condition.

CALL OUT SETTINGS use photo-coupler output to decrease the amount of malfunctions due to writing . See page 19 “CALL OUT Output terminal” for apt con- nection procedures.

•HDD MAIN REMAIN/HDD SUB REMAIN/ ARCHIVE REMAIN

When the remaining memory in the HDD or ARCHIVE device reaches the set value, the unit outputs a signal from the CALL OUT terminal, and the “REC/REM” or “ARCHIVE/REM” warning displayed on the screen.

<CALL OUT SETTINGS>		OFF
>>HDD	MAIN REMAIN
HDD	MAIN FULL	OFF
HDD	SUB REMAIN	OFF
HDD SUB FULL		OFF
ARCHIVE REMAIN		OFF
ARCHIVE FULL		OFF

“HDD SUB REMAIN” appears when “PARTITION” is selected on “HDD SETTING” of the <INITIALIZA- TION> screen.

“ARCHIVE REMAIN” appears when “ARCHIVE• COPY” is selected on “ID4•ID5” of the <INITIALIZA- TION> screen.

Setting ( default : “OFF” )

“2%”, “4%”, “6%”, “8%”, “10%”, “15%”, “20%”, “30%”, “40%”, “50%”, “OFF”

1.Press the SET UP button } <SETTINGS> } <INITIAL SET UP/INFORMATION> } <REAR TERMINAL SETTINGS> } Select “HDD MAIN REMAIN”, “HDD SUB REMAIN” or “ARCHIVE REMAIN” in the <CALL OUT SETTINGS> screen. Display the desired setting and confirm.

2.Turn the SHUTTLE ring counterclockwise or press the SET UP button to exit.

By pressing the WARNING RESET button, the HDD capacity and archive capacity warning from the CALL OUT terminal can be cancelled.

INFORMATION

For the relationship of the warning display and CALL

OUT signal output, see pages 96, 97. Although the warning will be displayed regardless if the output item for the CALL OUT signal is set to “Fixed”, the condition to output CALL OUT signals can be added when the output is set to “Selectable”. For example, the buzzer can be set to sound when reaching a value set in “HDD MAIN REMAIN”, “HDD SUB REMAIN” or “ARCHIVE REMAIN” of the <CALL OUT SETTINGS> screen if “BUZZER” in the <REAR TERMINAL SETTINGS> screen is set to “WARNING”.

•HDD MAIN FULL/HDD SUB FULL/ARCHIVE FULL When the HDD is full, the CALL OUT terminal outputs a CALL OUT signal.

<CALL OUT SETTINGS>		OFF
HDD	MAIN REMAIN
>>HDD	MAIN FULL	OFF
HDD	SUB REMAIN	OFF
HDD	SUB FULL	OFF
ARCHIVE REMAIN		OFF
ARCHIVE FULL		OFF

“HDD SUB FULL” appears when the HDD SET- TING is selected on “PARTITION” of the <INITIALIZA- TION> screen.

“ARCHIVE FULL” appears when the ID4•ID5 is selected on “ARCHIVE•COPY” of the <INITIALIZA- TION> screen.

Setting ( default : “OFF” )

“ON” : Signal is outputted when the recording capacity becomes full.

“OFF” : No signal is outputted when the recording ca- pacity becomes full.

1.Press the SET UP button } <SETTINGS> } <INITIAL SET UP/INFORMATION> } <REAR TERMINAL SETTINGS> } Select “HDD MAIN FULL” , “HDD SUB FULL” or “ARCHIVE FULL” in the <CALL OUT SETTINGS> screen. Display the desired setting and confirm.

2.Turn the SHUTTLE ring counterclockwise or press the SET UP button.

♦EMERGENCY REC DURATION

The recording time for emergency recording can be set.

<REAR	TERMINAL SETTINGS>			OFF
MODE	OUT	1
MODE	OUT	2		OFF
MODE	OUT	3		OFF
MODE	OUT	4		OFF
MODE	OUT	5		OFF
KEY SOUND				ON
BUZZER				OFF
REMAIN HDD			MAIN-10%
CALL OUT SETTINGS				10M
>>EMERGENCY REC DURATION

For details concerning setting EMERGENCY RE-

CORDINGS, see page 72.

Setting ( default : “10M” )

“1M”, “2M”, “5M”, “10M”, “20M”, “30M”, “60M”

1.Press the SET UP button } <SETTINGS> } <INITIAL SET UP/INFORMATION> } Select “EMERGENCY REC DURATION” in the <REAR TERMINAL SETTINGS> screen. Display the desired setting and confirm.

2.Turn the SHUTTLE ring counterclockwise or press the SET UP button to exit.

■COMMUNICATION PORT SETTINGS

<INITIAL SET UP/INFORMATION>

HDD SETTINGS	OFF
AUDIO RECORDING

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