User guide

SerVision MVG 400 System Guide

Configuring the MVG 400 123

Figure 107: Selecting an outline

4. Under When Sensor Off, under Load Outline, select the name of the outline you want

to load when the switch is turned off, as described in steps 2–3.

5. Click Update, and then save the settings. They will be implemented after the unit is

restarted (see Saving Configuration Changes, page 139).

Configuring Sensor 4 to Control CCTV Display

A push-button switch can be connected to Sensor 4 instead of a sensor. If a monitor is

connected to the MVG 400, Sensor 4 can then be used to change the display in the CCTV

monitor. With each press of the button, the display cycles to the next display type, in the

following order:

• Split screen: The screen is divided into four parts, and live video from each camera is

displayed in one of the parts.

• Camera 1: Full-screen display of live video from Camera 1.

• Camera 2: Full-screen display of live video from Camera 2.

• Camera 3: Full-screen display of live video from Camera 3.

• Camera 4: Full-screen display of live video from Camera 4.

• Rotate: Full-screen display that cycles from one camera to the next. (The rotation delay

is defined in the

TV-Out Settings screen; see Configuring a CCTV Monitor (TV-Out),

page 54.)

• None: A digital clock is displayed, and no video is displayed.

NOTE: This feature can only be activated in the

Sensor 4 configuration screen if it is first

enabled in the TV-Out screen (see Configuring a CCTV Monitor (TV-Out),

page 54).

To configure Sensor 4 as a CCTV display switch:

1. In the Main Menu, under Sensors, click Sensor 4. The Sensor #4 configuration screen

opens.