User`s manual
Table Of Contents
- DigiMux User's Manual, English
- DigiMux User's Manual, English
- Table of Contents
- Overview
- System Installation
- Basic Operations
- Front Panel Controls
- Viewing Live and Playback Video Images
- Record and Playback Operation
- Recording
- Quick Record Setting Changes
- Playback Operations
- Playback Controls
- Date/Time Video Playback
- Single Step Advance and Reversing Playback Direction
- Event List Playback
- The Event List
- Event Recording and Playback
- Pre-Alarm Availability
- The Event List Display
- Playing Back Video from the Event List
- Deleting an Event from the List in Playback Mode
- Deleting a Page from the Event List
- Covert Cameras
- Dome Control
- Dome Control Signals Installation
- Basic Alarm Features
- Advanced Operations
- System Information and Administration
- Maintenance
- Glossary
- Appendices
- Appendix A: Account Access and Priorities
- Appendix B: Connector Pin Assignments
- Appendix C: Technical Specifications
- Appendix D: Optional Connections and Installation
- Optional Connections
- Audio Connection
- IP Address Setup Information
- Dial-Up Connections via Modem
- Establishing the Dial-Out Connection: DigiMux to a PC
- Establishing the Dial-In Connection: PC to a DigiMux
- Using the Dial-Up Connections
- Connecting Extended Storage Module (ESM) Units
- Disconnecting Extended Storage Module (ESM) Units
- Additional Installation Information
- Appendix E: DigiRemote
- Appendix F: DigiMux Digital Signatures
- Appendix G: Using ControlCenter 200/300 Keyboards
- Appendix H: Troubleshooting Guide
- Index
User’s Manual
110 Glossary
U
USB (Universal Serial Bus) USB is an external bus standard that
can support up to 127 peripheral devices in a daisy chain
configuration. USB supports plug-and-play, or hot-
plugging, so you can add a new device without turning off
the computer or adding an adapter card.
V
VGA (Video Graphics Array) A measure of the resolution of a
video signal output by a personal computer or monitor.
VGA consists of 640 vertical lines and 480 horizontal lines.
Video Loss Video signal that is not detected, or has dropped
substantially in strength.
Video Loss Detection The ability to determine and report that a video signal has
decreased substantially in strength, or is not detectable.
Z
Zoom The action of seemingly moving closer or farther away
from an object, as viewed through a camera lens.