TOA Electronics C-RM1000 CU operating instructions Definition Digital Video Recorder number DVR

Definition

Digital Video Recorder number (DVR):

Refers to the DVR-ID number when the Digital Video Recorders are cascade- connected.

Monitor number (MON): Refers to the Digital Video Recorder's monitor output number. There are two monitor outputs: Monitor outputs 1 and 2.

Camera number (CAM): Refers to the camera video input terminal number connected to the Digital Video Recorder.

Position number (POS): The Combination Camera's orientation can be programmed into a number (1 – 255).

Group number (G): Multiple cascade-connected Digital Video Recorders can be grouped. Up to 8 groups can be set.

Group sequence: A sequence of images from multiple Digital Video Recorders in the same group can be displayed on the master monitor.

Cascade connection: Images of up to 8 Digital Video Recorders can be monitored on a single monitor. Images of up to 8 Digital Video Recorders can be switched and cameras can be controlled by a single Remote Controller. (Refer to p.54; Expanded Digital Video Recorder system, (Cascade-connection.))

Priority Recording: Refers to the highest Priority Recording mode. Press the unit's Priority Recording key to start recording.

Alarm Event Recording: Refers to the Alarm Recording and Motion-detected Recording.

Alarm Recording starts when an alarm signal enters an alarm input terminal of the Digital Video Recorder or Combination Camera. Motion-detected Recording starts when the Digital Video Recorder detects the movement of the camera images.

Alarm hold:The monitor display automatically switches when an alarm signal is received. The Alarm Hold refers to the mode that prevents the screen from being switched. Digital Video Recorder's Alarm Event Recording is performed even in Alarm Hold mode.

Multi-segment split screen display:

Refers to the 4-segment, 9-segment, or 16-segment split screen.

Live mode:Refers to the mode that displays the current camera images.

Playback mode: Refers to the mode that displays images recorded on a hard disk.

Triplex mode: Refer to the mode that simultaneously displays both playback and live screens. Playback, live display, and video recording can be simultaneously performed.

Communication method: There are two types, A (TOA-A) and B (TOA-B). Operable functions differ depending on the type. The camera, Digital Video Recorder and Remote Controller must be identical in communication method. (Refer to p. 45; Camera Protocol.)

Auto-function:Auto-pan, Auto-trace, Preset sequence, and Tour. (Refer to p. 22; Auto-function Operation.)

Monitor Lock: Restricts operable monitors connected to the digital video recorder’s monitor outputs 1 and 2. This eliminates the necessity of operation for switching the monitors and prevents malfunctions.

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