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
148 Appendices
Symptom: Motion detection response is too slow.
Reason: The sensitivity setup is not correct (trigger level too high) or the
detection area is too large.
Solution: Set the trigger level lower, or modify the detection area to include
only the critical area.
Symptom: Alarm Output pin is not working.
Reason 1: The Alarm Processor setup is not correct. For example:
the Motion Detect setting is off, the Alarm In setting is off, there is an
Alarm in NC/NO type definition error, the Schedule Setup is not
correct, etc.
Solution: Review the Alarm Processor settings (for details, see Event Manager
on page 58).
Reason 2: The Alarm Output was used to drive the alarm device directly.
Solution: Apply an external power driver. Because the alarm output is a dry
contact, there is no power output available to drive an external alarm
device.