Pelco C501M-B (10/97)

Pelco Manual C501M-B (10/97) 5-35

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Mon: 1 Cam: 1

CAMERA

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2 MAIN PARKING

3 MAIN ENTRANCE

5 LOADING DOCK

6 S E CORNER

7 S W CORNER

8 N E CORNER

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ALM 3

MON CAMERA PRE

4 REAR ENTRANCE

Figure 35. Monitor and Camera Definition Screen

4. If a preset is to be entered, move the cursor to the

corresponding preset location and press the

[point] button to highlight. Enter the preset po-

sition using the numeric keypad and press the [EN-

TER] key.

5. Repeat Steps 3 and 4 for each monitor to be de-

fined. Once the alarm has been defined, press the

OK button (using the cursor) to return to the Alarm

Description Table.

6. Position the cursor to the DWL column for the

alarm just defined and enter the desired dwell time.

The system default is zero, however, leaving zero

in this location will cause the alarm to be bypassed.

Enter a digit between 1-99 from the numeric key-

pad and press the [ENTER] key.

7. Next, position the cursor to the En column and

press the [point] button. This will place an as-

terisk in the column and enable the alarm. If no

asterisk is present in this location, the alarm will

be bypassed.

8. Repeat Steps 3 through 7 for each alarm to be de-

fined.

9. To edit an existing alarm, position the cursor on

the area to be edited and press the [point] but-

ton. Follow the steps mentioned above.

10. When complete, press the [CLEAR] key to re-

sume operation.

11. Go to Section 5.5.2.8, “Programming Keyboard/

Monitor Access,” and make sure there are no as-

terisks in the columns for your alarm monitors.

Alarms should be programmed to control moni-

tors that are never used by a keyboard. If an alarm

becomes activated and tries to control a monitor

that is being controlled by a keyboard, the moni-

tor cannot respond to the alarm. The keyboard/

controller will always have monitor priority over

an alarm.