Operator`s manual
Table Of Contents
- Using MegaPower® 48 Matrix Switcher with ADTTE Keyboard Cont
- About this Guide
- About the MegaPower 48 Matrix Switcher/Controller System
- About the ADTTE Keyboard Controller
- Identifying the ADTTE Operating Mode
- General User Tasks
- Working in Keyboard Lock Mode
- Working in Program Mode
- Changing ADTTE Keyboard Settings
- Working in Menu Mode
- Changing System Settings
- Changing Monitor Settings
- Changing Camera Settings
- Configuring User or Keyboard Settings
- Configuring Switching Settings
- System Partitioning
- Configuring Alarms
- Declarations
MEGAPOWER 48 / ADTTE 8200-0170-05, REV. A
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10. Configure the System Output.
a. Position the cursor at the cross point of the
Alarm column and System Output Number
row.
b. Press Enter (Shot) to cycle through the
possible selections: 1 (energized), 2
(energized), or 0 (no relay selected).
c. When the correct system output state is
displayed, press Next to advance to the next
field.
11. Configure the Link setting.
a. Position the cursor at the cross point of the
Alarm column and Link row.
b. Press Enter (Shot) to cycle through the
choices:
Setting Description
N
No. Does not link to the next
consecutive alarm contact.
Y
Yes. Links to the next consecutive
alarm contact.
S
Salvo. Displays the system salvo
indicated in the Video Selection
field in response to an alarm
contact.
W
Wired Set. Set of alarm contacts
configured such that if any member
of the set is activated, all members
of the set will be activated.
N *
Y *
S *
W *
Wired Group Acknowledge.
Indicates the alarm contact entry is
a member of a wired set. When the
alarm is manually acknowledged,
all members of the wired set will be
cleared.
c. When the appropriate choice is displayed,
press Next to advance to the next field.
12. When finished making changes, press Exit
(Pattern) to return to the previous menu.
Associating Alarms to Monitors
Use Associate Alarms to Monitors to configure
specific alarm types to display on specific monitors.
ASSOCI ATE AL ARMS TO MONITORS
1 ASSOCIATE PATCH PANEL AL ARMS
2 ASSOCIATE RS- 232 ALARMS
3 ASSOCIATE DOME AL ARMS
4 ASSOCIATE VIDEO LOSS AL ARMS
Each of the four alarm types (patch panel, RS-232,
dome, and video loss) can have up to 10
monitor/alarm tables that can be programmed for
different associations appropriate for different times
of day. These tables are linked to times through the
Switching/Event Timers menu.
Once an alarm type is selected for configuration, a
screen similar to the following is displayed.
A
SSOCI ATE PATCH PANEL
ALARM01 02 03 04
0001 N N N N
0002
0003
0004
0005
0006
0007
0008
0009
0010
0011
0012
0013
0014
0015
0016
NNN N
NNN N
NNN N
NNN N
NNN N
NNN N
NNN N
NNN N
NNN N
NNN N
NNN N
NNN N
NNN N
NNN N
NNN N
TABLE —
MONITOR
Use Page Up, Page Down, Page Right and Page
Left to display the monitors and alarm contact
numbers.