JVC VR-N900U Instructions Manual page 48

Applications
Input events for device:
Read-only field, displaying the name of the device on
which the input events are defined.
Available Input Event(s):
Lists available input events for the device.
Enabled Input Event(s):
Lists enabled input events for the device.
: You enable an event by selecting it in the [Available
Input Event(s)] list, then clicking the [
: Lets you move an input event selected in the [Enabled
Input Event(s)] list to the [Available Input Event(s)] list, thus
disabling it.
Edit:
Lets you edit the settings for an input event selected in the
[Enabled Input Event(s)] list.
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Select the required event from the [Available
Input Event(s)] list and click the [
to add it to the [Enabled Input Event(s)] list.
You can specify a name for the input event and any e-mail
alerts to be associated with it in the [Add New Event]
window.
[Add New Event] window
External event name:
Lets you specify a name for the particular input event.
Send e-mail if this event occurs:
Select check box to send an e-mail alert when the input
occurs.
Include image from camera:
Select check box to include an image, recorded at the
time the input event is triggered, in the e-mail alert, then
select the required camera in the list next to the check
box.
CAUTION
• In order to be able to use the [Add new event] button,
events must have been defined for the network camera.
• The [Add new event] window may differ for the type of
event that is added.
• When modifying the setting, the [SKIP] button, operation
of the [right, left, up and down] buttons becomes disabled,
use the software keyboard (
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● Input/Output Terminal on the Rear Panel
The VR-N900U is considered as a network encoder (IP
video server) in the system and a device name [N900] is set
by default. The input/output terminals on the rear panel have
been assigned to the [N900] device by default. Refer to the
following tables for details.
Input terminals
Terminal Name of input
event
Alarm IN 1
Rising
Alarm IN 1
Alarm IN 1
Falling
Alarm IN 2
Rising
Alarm IN 2
Alarm IN 2
Falling
Alarm IN 3
Rising
Alarm IN 3
Alarm IN 3
Falling
Alarm IN 4
Rising
Alarm IN 4
Alarm IN 4
Falling
Output terminals
Terminal Name of output
event
Set output
Option Out 1
OPTION high
OUT1 Set output
Option Out 1
low
Set output
Option Out 2
OPTION high
OUT2 Set output
Option Out 2
low
CAUTION
• The output time length for the rear input/output terminals is
limitless in practice although it is indicated as "0 sec." in the
output information.
• Output events on the rear input/output terminals cannot be
deleted.
• All terminal input is treated as an alert, but the support
(Sequence) of the starting recording will only be one
terminal.
Description
Make signal input detection
event
Break signal input detection
event
Make signal input detection
event
Break signal input detection
event
Make signal input detection
event
Break signal input detection
event
Make signal input detection
event
Break signal input detection
event
Description
Outputs the Make status
Outputs the Break status
Outputs the Make status
Outputs the Break status