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Different recording modes or playback format
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Disable or Enable Cameras, Alarms and Motion Detection
Exceptions to Menu Setup MACRO RECORD:
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In the Motion Detection sub-menu, motion detection can only be enabled and disabled via
macros. Other motion detection parameters cannot be set via macros
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The following parameters cannot be set up via a macro, and should be set up during
installation:
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Output Relay selection, 1 or 2 or both, per input.
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Output Relay NO or NC selection.
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'M' indicator ON/OFF selection
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Video loss relays and buzzer selections, per input
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VCR switch pulse edge selection
NOTE:
Parameters such as Motion Detection Grids, which cannot be changed via a macro
function, usually because of the extensive memory requirements, can be set up via RS-
232.
Ending MACRO RECORD:
Press FUNCTION key and ENTER to end the recording of a Macro.
Recommendation:
Make a list of the function of each macro with its macro number, for later use in playing the macros.
A section is provided in the back of this manual to conveniently keep a list of the macros and their
intended functions.
Editing a MACRO RECORD:
There is no macro editing capability. To check a macro function, play back the Macro by
pressing the FUNCTION key and the macro number, and check for correct operation. If
the macro does not appear to function correctly, delete the macro as described below
and re-enter it.
Deleting a MACRO RECORD:
Delete a macro by recording an empty macro over the macro that is to be
deleted. To record an empty macro, start macro recording from the MACRO
RECORD sub-menu and immediately press FUNCTION key and ENTER to
end the recording.
Playing a MACRO RECORD:
A macro can be Played back simply by pressing the FUNCTION key followed by
the macro number (1-16).
Indicator:
While the macro is Playing back, 'F' and the macro number will appear on Monitor-A.
Stopping a Macro:
A macro can be stopped during its Playback by pressing the FUNCTION key.
MACRO TIMED START
Macros can be started at a fixed time and day of the week by using the MACRO TIMED START.
This option allows the programmer to program up to 20 events, which will automatically run one of
the macro functions. Scheduled events can be started on a preset time on a particular day of the
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