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Audio (AVM-510A)
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Audio Limit Reporting
You can set audio limits to generate a report, activate an alarm, or activate a Picture Guard indicator if
audio levels are above or below the set limits for longer than a preset time. The report can include both
audio and video and can be initiated by an audio out of limits indication. Audio is included with video
reporting if enabled in the audio limit settings.
To enable audio out of limits to initiate a report:
1. Turn on the audio meter. Refer to “Audio Meter” described earlier in this chapter.
NOTE:
For audio automeasure to activate a Picture Guard indicator or activate the Master
Alarm, Picture Guard must be turned on.
2. With an Input A: or Input B: signal selected, press the Mesmnt button.
3. Select AUDIO OPTIONS and then press the Enter button.
4. Select AUDIO REPORT and then press the Enter button.
5. Select REPORTING and then press the Enter button to switch between ON or OFF.
6. Press the Clr Mnu button to exit.
To set high or low audio limits:
1. Turn on the audio meter. Refer to “Audio Meter” described earlier in this chapter.
NOTE:
For audio automeasure to activate a Picture Guard indicator or activate the Master
Alarm, Picture Guard must be turned on.
2. With an Input A: or Input B: signal selected, press the Mesmnt button.
3. Select AUDIO OPTIONS and then press the Enter button.
4.
Select AUDIO REPORT and then press the Enter button.
5. Select HIGH AUDIO LIMIT and then press the Enter button.
6. Select HIGH REPORT LIMIT and then turn the knob to set the desired limit (-20 to 10 dB).
7.
Select HIGH ALARM DELAY and then turn the knob to set a time that the audio must be above
the high audio limit to initiate an alarm or report (0 to 30 seconds).
8.
Press the Prev Mnu button, select LOW AUDIO LIMIT, and then press the Enter button.
9.
Select LOW REPORT LIMIT and then turn the knob to set the desired limit (-40 to -20 dB).
10.
Select LOW ALARM DELAY and then turn the knob to set a time that the audio must be above the
low audio limit to initiate an alarm or report (0 to 30 seconds).