120, Multiplexer Setting | Mitsubishi Electronics DX-TL5000E

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Mitsubishi Electronics DX-TL5000E instruction manual 120, Multiplexer Setting, Output B Settings, Sequence Multi

DX-TL5000E specifications

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Contents

DX-TL5000E Features Beginning Unplug the Power Cord During a Long Absence Installation Location and Handling Contents System Menu 73-7577-81 82-87 Flowchart Flowchart for connection and settings Setting the motion detection Setting the timer recordingTimer recording is executed and completed Searching the recorded data Major operations and their functions Busy indicator DET DOT ON/OFF/M-DET Area SET UP Camera Number 9Camera control buttons Output A/B button Front view inside of the door Power button Video OUT connectorSET UP button Timer button Main switch AC power socketCamera connectors Video Cascade connectors Alarm in terminals Alarm OUT terminalsReset button 16. RS485 IN/OUT connectors Precautions for installation Precautions for attaching or removing the HDDConnections Connections Connecting to Cctv camera, monitor, and sensor Connections Alarm recording connection Cascade connection Cascade OUT When removing a HDD Attaching or removing the HDD When attaching a HDD Attach the new HDD onto the HDD tray with four screwsFix the metal part with four screws Attach the front covers English Connecting to an analogue video cassette recorder Clamping the cables Optional items Recommended itemsAttaching the optional board How to set the menus Setting the menusHow to set a menu with a mouse Setting a mouse Setting a menu with a mouse Displaying a menu screen Closing a menu screenSelecting an item When you use the buttons on the unit When you use a mouseSetting parameters Inputting numbers Symbols in the menus Buttons on the unit Setup Wizard Setup WizardSetup wizard is displayed, in order to set up an indispen Power button on the front panel Set the HDD configuration When selecting Partition Set the desired partition capacitySelect whether or not to make the recording settings Select Finish to exit setup wizard Menu chart Menu chartUser Menu 100 000 + D Go Menu chart Menu chart Setup Menu 200 000 English Emergency Recording Setup 215 000 Multiplexer Setting 245 000 Menu chart System Menu 300 000 COM/LAN Exit Exits the Service Info menu Registers or removes the USB device for main or copy Search Search by Motion Set the motion detection conditions for playbackOperations Steps 1, 2 Copy Copy Data to Copy a Drive/Set Copy a DriveCopy Data to Copy B Drive/Set Copy B Drive Playback software Copying the data of this unit to a video cassette Information/Audio InformationAudio Main Storage Memory Information Protect Data Protect DataSet the start and end points of the data to be locked Example Settings concerning normal recording and alarm recording Pre-alarm recordingRecording Set Recording Pattern a to D Normal recording settings Alarm recording settingsSet the alarm mode Set the pre-alarm recording time in Pre-Alarm Duration Alarm recording Alarm InputSet the recording camera for each sensor connected Frame recording and field recording Emergency Recording Setup Long pre-alarm recordingEmergency recording Audio Recording Setup Set the audio recording setting for each channel, 1 toSet the audio recording mode Area with the pictures. See pages 74 Timer TimerSetting the program Carrying out timer recording Overlapped timer settings Example Motion Det Set the reference interval timeSteps 1, 3, 4, 5 Motion Det Time/Date Setting SystemMenu Language Selection Set the present date, month, year, hour, minute, and second Rear Terminal Setting Mode Out SettingsMode Out 1 to Low Memory Alarm Setting Set the desired buzzer setting Key SoundSet the key sound to on or off Buzzer Password Setting Activating the Password Lock Releasing the Password Lock For the levels 1Changing the Password Changing the lock mode from Password Lock to To cancel the sequential display Camera number button operationsSplit buttons operations Sequence button operations Operations Multiplexer Setting Output a Display SettingsSelectable screen types are shown in the table on Split screen Output B Display Settings Alarm Display Setting Covert Camera SettingSet the covert camera setting for each camera number On Screen Display Setting Audio Setting Reset to Factory SettingMonitor Output Adjust Menu Data Load Menu DataSave Menu Data RS-232C Setting LAN B Communication SettingRS-485 Cascade Setting LAN a NAS Setting Select Return in the screen of LAN a NAS Setting PTZ Setting PTZ Camera ConfigurationConfiguration Check List Select Configuration Check List in the PTZ Setting menu Service Info System Log List Disk InformationElapsed Operating Time Restore Set the camera number to be restoredSet the other detailed settings Set the start, start/end, or end points of restoring Add or remove the internal HDDs for setting the main device Add or remove the NAS HDD for setting the copy deviceMemory Add/Remove HDD Device Data Management Setting for Main Memory Attaching the HDD and setting the ID numberMemory Add/Remove DVD/CD Drive Recording Data Readout Setting Playback Device Repeat SettingImage Originality Check Play Auto-Expire on Specified Date Data Clear Main Storage MemoryCopy A/Copy B Other convenient functions CascadeTo control the other recorder, repeat steps 1 and 2 above PTZ control Press the PTZ buttonControl the camera Various playback functions Playback the latest recorded contents Changing playback intervalsSimultaneous playback during recording Triplex playback Functions of the unit in case of power failure Registering the picture Operation examples Operation example Settings Alarm area settings see pages 74 Repeat recording settings see pages 74Measuring for setting the partition capacity Recording settings Set Recording Pattern B see pages 46 to Motion detection settings see pages 53Set the motion detection settings for Motion B Timer recording settings see pages 51 Set the motion detection settings for Motion a and Motion B Set the timer program number to Program Basic operations Basic multiplexer functions Basic manual recording Basic playback Repeatedly seeTo change the playback device To stop playback, press the Stop button Basic search Search by Time and Date Search by Alarm List Communications by Web Browser Login Communications by Web BrowserPersonal computer product requirements Communications by Web Browser Main Menu Live Monitoring Playback Time SearchSelect the date and time and click Search Alarm List Search Configuration MenuUser Registration Image Search When you have selected cancel If you have selected cancel Mail Setup Memo & Camera TitlesSelect change and left-click Select set and left-click Select active and left-click NAS Setup Select NAS Setup and left-clickClock Setup 100 Change Login User 101Logout Close the Web Browser Recording time table 102Continuous recording time table HDD continuous recording time 103 Troubleshooting 104 Troubleshooting 105 106 107 None Setup Menu 200 000 Check sheet108 Recording Set Recording Pattern a 109 Check sheet 110 Set Recording Pattern B 111 112 Set Recording Pattern C 113 114 Set Recording Pattern D 115 Emergency Recording Setup Audio Recording SetupTimer Configure Timer Program 116 117 Define HolidaysMotion Det Rear Terminal Setting Password Setting118 System Menu Language Selection Output a Settings Sequence Time 119Split 9 screen Sequence Single Split Multiplexer Setting Output B SettingsAlarm Display Setting Output a 120 Alarm Display Setting Output B Covert Camera Setting121 On Screen Display Setting Audio Setting122 123 System Menu 300 000 PTZ Setting PTZ Camera Configuration 124Port Pan Device ID 125 Memory Add/Remove HDD Device/ 2 Add/Remove DVD/CD Drive 126 Add/Remove HDD Device Add/Remove DVD/CD DriveGroup 4USB device Data Management Setting for Main Memory Recording Data Readout Setting127 Glossary 128Glossary 129 SecondGlossary Specifications Specifications130 Others Portuges Tempo de gravação e garantia do produto Others Others Plats FÖR Installation OCH Handhavande Inspelningstid och produktgaranti SLD Security & Communications