Pelco DX4800, DX4700 manual Acknowledging AN Alarm or Motion Event, Main Monitor

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ACKNOWLEDGING AN ALARM OR MOTION EVENT

The unit allows you to manually acknowledge an event state that has activated a relay output. By default, the HVR’s output relay is turned off when the post-alarm time expires. Acknowledging an alarm or motion event does not end alarm or motion event recording. The post-alarm time determines the time period for alarm recording. For information about configuring the relay off setting, refer to Output on page 54. For information about configuring the post-alarm time, refer to Schedule Menu on page 39.

The acknowledge alarm feature supports the following actions:

Output: A relay associated with a channel and linked to an alarm input. If the relay is configured for an acknowledged alarm, the relay output is activated until it is manually deactivated.

Sound alert: An audible signal from the unit when an unacknowledged event occurs.

Visible indicator An indicator in the camera pane that appears for the length of time set by the post-alarm time.

Remote notification: Mail notification and emergency notification to alert remote users that an event has occurred.

To acknowledge an event, click the Alarm OFF icon .

The event is acknowledged and the relay output is deactivated. If sound is enabled, it is turned off.

DISPLAYING VIDEO ON THE MAIN AND SPOT MONITORS

MAIN MONITOR

To display video from one channel in the single view mode, double-click a pane. To display video from all channels in individual panes, double-click a pane.

To select a division:

1. Click the Main monitor icon MAIN (refer to Figure 10).

2.Click a division.

3.Click OK.

Figure 10. Selecting a Main Monitor Division

To view all channels in the sequence mode:

1. Click the Main monitor icon MAIN .

2.Click the Sequence button .

3.Click a division.

4.Click OK.

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Pelco DX4800, DX4700 Acknowledging AN Alarm or Motion Event, Displaying Video on the Main and Spot Monitors, Main Monitor