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Sony IMZNS104 manuel d'utilisation

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    System Controller User’s Gu ide Before opera ting the u nit, pleas e read thi s manual thoroughl y and retain it for future reference. RM-NS1000 4-160-013- 11 (2) © 2009 Sony Corporation[...]

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    2 Tabl e of Co nten ts Table of Content s Chapter 1 Introduction Function Overview................ .............. .............. .............. .............. ... 5 Precauti ons and Limitations .............. .............. .............. .............. ... 7 Supported Systems .............. .............. .............. .............. ............[...]

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    Table of Contents 3 Performing a Layout Tour .............. .............. .............. .............. ..... 27 Outputting Audio to the Camer a ............ .............. .............. .......... 28 Recording, Searc hing for, and Playing Back Images ................. 29 Recording Live Images .....................................................[...]

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    4 Tabl e of Co nten ts Adjusting the Brightne ss of the LCD ................... .............. .......... 57 Multi Function Menu ......... .............. .............. .............. .............. ..... 5 8 Protocol ............................................................................................. .. 59 Baudrate .......................[...]

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    5 Functi on Overview Chapter 1 Chapter 1 Intro duction Introduction Functio n Overview The RM-NS 1000 syste m controller is a system contro ller for remo tely op erating various fu nctio ns of a surv eillanc e system. Connect i t to the surveillance server o r the computer used for remote operations in order to pe rform operations such as monitorin[...]

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    6 Function Overvi ew Chapter 1 Intro duction Configuration example in P elco mode: When connec ting a Pelco-D o r -P protoco l camera direct ly to the syst em controller via the RS-485 p ort to per form pan, tilt, and zoom control , perform o peration in Pe lco mode. Pelc o-D or -P protocol camera Monito rs system con troller RM-NS1000 Video O ut V[...]

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    7 Precauti ons and Limita tions / Sup ported Systems Chapter 1 Intro duction High ly func tiona l system cont roll er with sup port for two m odes The system co ntroller is provided wi th RM-NS1000 mode, and Pelco to select from in accord ance with your surveillance se rver, software, and cameras. You can operate various function s remotely such as[...]

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    8 Names of Parts Chapter 1 Intro duction Names of Parts Control P anel A POWER LE D Lights gr een when the AC ad apter is conne cted to an outle t. B (LOCK) button Locks or unl ocks system control ler operati on. For the ope rating procedur e, see “ Lo cki ng Oper ati o n” (page 41) . C (PANIC) button Returns all cameras to preset position 1. D[...]

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    9 Names of Parts Chapter 1 Intro duction PTZ LED This LED is l it green when pan, til t, and zoom operations can be performed. IRIS buttons Adjusts the aperture of t he currently selected camera to change the bright ness. Adjust the a perture in the direction to make the images bri ghter, an d adjust it in the directio n to make the images d arker.[...]

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    10 Names of Parts Chapter 1 Intro duction V BACK button/ TOP MENU button Displays th e multi functio n menu that is shown on th e LCD. (This f unction is on ly availabl e with RealS hot Manager Advance d.) For the operati ng procedure, see “Viewi ng and Using the LCD” (page 14) . (BACK) button Redisplays the previous multi funct ion menu screen[...]

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    11 Names of Parts Chapter 1 Intro duction Rear A RS-485 port Used to cont rol Pelco -D or -P protoc ol cameras. For the connect ion procedu re, see “I/O Po rt” (page 70) . B Power supply connector Connect the sup plied AC adapter. Bottom A USB cable Connec t this cab le to a USB port of the NSR-1 000 series or a compu ter with RealShot Manage r[...]

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    Chapter 2 Overv iew / Logging On to the System 12 Chapter 2 Operat ions in RM-NS 1000 Mode Operations in RM-NS1000 Mode Overvi ew RM-NS1000 mod e is for when y ou are operati ng the NSR-1000 ser ies or RealSho t Manager Advanc ed. This cha pter descri bes the followi ng opera tions i n RM-NS10 00 mode. • Logging On t o the System (pa ge 12) • V[...]

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    13 Logging O n to t he Syst em Chapter 2 Operation s in RM-NS1000 Mode If authentication is successful, the Main screen appears. When a pas sw or d is se t f or the sy stem controller 1 Connect the AC adap ter of the system controller to an outle t. When the power turn s on, the following screen appears and the system c ontroller enters a locked st[...]

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    14 Viewing and Usi ng the LCD Chapter 2 Operat ions in RM-NS1000 Mode Viewing and Using the LCD On the LCD, you can check the current stat us and operate the mul ti func tion m enu. Viewing the LCD Top scre en When yo u have ent ered the mu lti fun ction me nu Example: Control ler screen Code numbers ar e numbers to help you refer to this gu ide. F[...]

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    15 Switching Modes Chapter 2 Operation s in RM-NS1000 Mode Switching M odes Switch to R M-NS1000 mode or Pelco mode in accordance with th e devices you are using. 1 Press the butt on. The Controller menu screen appears. 2 Press th e (MODE) but ton. The Mode scre en appears. 3 Press th e button fo r the mode to which you want to switch. If a passwor[...]

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    16 Oper ati ons in the M ain Scre en Chapter 2 Operat ions in RM-NS1000 Mode Operations in the M ain Scree n The Main screen of the NS R-1000 series a nd RealShot Manager Advanced and the syst em controller are link ed as shown below. 1 Se lecting a monitor frame 2 Selecting a layout 3 Layou t tour 4 Searching and playing bac k 6 Selecting a camera[...]

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    17 Oper ati ons in the M ain Sc re en Chapter 2 Operation s in RM-NS1000 Mode For detai ls on the operat ions, see the f ollowing pages. qd Exporting recorded images qs Playback operations 4 Specifying a date and time and then playing back re corded images 2 Selecting a layout qg Moving to a preset position 9 Camera cont rol 0 Adjusting the camera [...]

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    18 Selecting a Mon itor Frame Chapter 2 Operat ions in RM-NS1000 Mode Selecting a Monitor Frame Use the numeric keypad or joystick to select a moni tor frame. 1 Press the (MONITO R SELE CT) button. The following scree n appears. At the same time, a mo nitor frame number appea rs in each of the monitor frames in the Main screen. 2 Select a monit or [...]

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    19 Selecting a Camera / Assigning Cameras to Monitoring Fr ames Chapter 2 Operation s in RM-NS1000 Mode Selectin g a Ca mera Select the camera for the live imag es you want to monitor or recor ded images you want to pl ay. You can use the joystick or numeric keypad t o select the camera. 1 Select t he mon itor frame in which to displ ay the camera [...]

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    20 Switching bet ween Monitoring Liv e Images and Pl aying Recorded I mages Chapter 2 Operat ions in RM-NS1000 Mode 3 Press th e (CAMERA SE LECT) butt on. The light blue frame moves t o the sele cted monitor frame, and t he next screen appe ars. 4 Enter the camera ID with the numeric keypad. 5 Press the EN TER ke y. The camer a is assigned to the m[...]

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    21 Setti ng the Joystic k to Mouse Mode / Control ling Cameras Chapter 2 Operation s in RM-NS1000 Mode Setting the Joysti ck to Mouse Mo de If the mou se mode is set, y ou can perform mo use operations usi ng the joystick. Press the (CURSOR) but ton. The LED is lit green, and the joystick enters mouse mode. Controlling Cameras For a camera equipp e[...]

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    22 Controllin g Cameras Chapter 2 Operat ions in RM-NS1000 Mode Zooming Rotate t he z-axis o f the joysti ck clock wise to zo om in (Tele), and rot ate it counterclock wise to zoom out (Wide). Returning All Cameras to Prese t P osit ion 1 Press the PANIC bu tton to re turn all P TZ cam eras that ar e displayed in the camera tree on the NSR-1 000 se[...]

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    23 Controlling Came ras Chapter 2 Operation s in RM-NS1000 Mode Using Manual Focus You can use the MANUAL FOCUS button to adjust the focus manually. Press when you want to focus on an object in the distance and p ress when you want t o focus on an object n earby. When you use the MANUAL FOCUS buttons, adjustment enters manual mode. Using Auto Focus[...]

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    24 Using Camera Presets Chapter 2 Operat ions in RM-NS1000 Mode Using Camera Presets You can move a ca mera to preset po sitions stored on the camera. It is also possible to set new p reset positions. Mo ving a Camera to a Preset Po s i t i o n 1 Select any mo nitor frame, and display the i mages of the camera yo u want to control. 2 Pres s the PR [...]

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    25 Performin g a Camera Tour Chapter 2 Operation s in RM-NS1000 Mode 4 Enter the preset number with the numer ic keypad, a nd press th e ENTER key. The current camera p osition is set as the preset positi on. Performing a Camera Tour You can perform a t our to move a camera to the pan, tilt, and zoom posi tions specified f or presets in or der. The[...]

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    26 Performing a Camera Tou r Chapter 2 Operat ions in RM-NS1000 Mode 3 Select a camera tour. To sel ect with the nu meric keypad: Enter the t our number, a nd press the ENT ER key. To sel ect with the j oystick: Select a t our in the [Camera Control] pane of the Main screen, an d press the top button. 4 Press the camera tour button. The camera tour[...]

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    27 Performing a La yout Tour Chapter 2 Operation s in RM-NS1000 Mode 5 Press th e shadow tour button . The shadow tour st arts. 6 Press th e butt on when you wan t to end the shadow tour. Perfor ming a Layout Tour You can per form monitori ng using the layout tou r function for sequent ially chan ging the di splay shown on the display at a preset t[...]

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    28 Output ting Audio to the Camera Chapter 2 Operat ions in RM-NS1000 Mode 4 Press th e button. The layout tour starts. 5 Press th e butt on when you wan t to end the layout tour. The layout tour also ends when you press the T OP MENU button t o redispla y the top scre en. Outputtin g Audio to th e Camera 1 Select any monitor frame , and display t [...]

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    29 Recording, Searching for, and Pla ying Back Imag es Chapter 2 Operation s in RM-NS1000 Mode Recording, Searching f or, and Pl aying Ba ck Images You can record live images, and search for recorded image data or audio data and play back the data. It is also possibl e to export saved recorded images as files. Perform imag e recording, searching, a[...]

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    30 Recording , Searching for , and Playing Bac k Images Chapter 2 Operat ions in RM-NS1000 Mode Using the Jog/Shu ttle Dial Use the jog/shu ttle dial to cha nge the playbac k speed and to frame-by-frame forward/r ewind during the playback of recorded images. The top p art of the j og/shuttle di al is the jog dial, and the bottom p art is the sh utt[...]

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    31 Recording, Searching for, and Pla ying Back Imag es Chapter 2 Operation s in RM-NS1000 Mode Playing Ba ck Reco rded Imag es Simple operat ions are available fo r playing recorded images, inclu ding quick playba ck for automaticall y rewinding a specified amou nt of time before pl ayback, using da te and t ime to speci fy the a mount of time to r[...]

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    32 Recording , Searching for , and Playing Bac k Images Chapter 2 Operat ions in RM-NS1000 Mode Specifying a date and time and then pla ying back recor ded images You can specif y a date and time for the playba ck position of recorded images. This opera tion correspo nds to the action perfor med in the Monitor C ontrol pa ne of the Main scr een. 1 [...]

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    33 Recording, Searching for, and Pla ying Back Imag es Chapter 2 Operation s in RM-NS1000 Mode J umping to recorded im ages for pla ybac k You can search while jumpin g to recorded i mages one b y one. 1 Select a monit or frame in which recorded images are bein g played bac k. 2 Press the button. The Server menu screen appears. 3 Pr ess th e (P LAY[...]

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    34 Recording , Searching for , and Playing Bac k Images Chapter 2 Operat ions in RM-NS1000 Mode 3 Use the joystick to sel ect alarm history from the Al arm History pan e, and press the top button. 4 Press th e TOP MENU button when you want to redi spl ay t he to p sc reen .[...]

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    35 Recording, Searching for, and Pla ying Back Imag es Chapter 2 Operation s in RM-NS1000 Mode Operations in the Sear c h Screen The Search screen of the NSR-1000 series and RealShot Mana ger Advanced and the system co ntroller are linked as shown below. 1 Specif ying search condit ions 2 Image control 3 Playback operat ions 4 Capturing still image[...]

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    36 Recording , Searching for , and Playing Bac k Images Chapter 2 Operat ions in RM-NS1000 Mode Searchin g for R ec orded Im ag es You can search for a recorded image from the prev ious day by searching all tri ggers, instead of specify ing the da te and time or the recording typ e. You can also specify advance d search conditi ons, as necessary. T[...]

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    37 Recording, Searching for, and Pla ying Back Imag es Chapter 2 Operation s in RM-NS1000 Mode The order in which the y ear, month, and d ay is displayed varies depending on the conne cted NSR-1000 ser ies or RealSho t Manager Advanc ed settings. r Enter the hour:minut e:second with the numeri c keypad, and p ress the ENTER k ey or (OK) button. 2 S[...]

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    38 Exporting Rec orded Image s Chapter 2 Operat ions in RM-NS1000 Mode 3 Press the (SEARCH) button to start the search. A list of search results is displayed. When you perform search oper ations using th e system controller, search results are displayed in ti meline vie w. 4 Press th e TOP MENU button when you want to redi spl ay t he to p sc reen [...]

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    39 Exportin g Recorded Imag es Chapter 2 Operation s in RM-NS1000 Mode Displaying the Export Screen Export r ecorded i mages in t he Export screen of the Server menu. 1 Select a moni tor frame, and display the recorded images you w ant to export . 2 Press the button. The Server menu screen appears. 3 Press the (PLAYB ACK) button. 4 Press the button[...]

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    40 Exporting Rec orded Image s Chapter 2 Operat ions in RM-NS1000 Mode 2 Enter the hour:minut e:second with the numeric keypad, a nd p ress the ENTER key or (OK ) but ton. The start point is set. 3 Specify the d ate and time for the end point. 1 Enter the y ear/m onth /day w ith the num eric keyp ad, and press t he ENTER key or (NE XT) button. The [...]

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    41 Locking Op eration Chapter 2 Operation s in RM-NS1000 Mode Expor ting Recor ded Images as Still Imag es You can capture one scene of recorded or live images and export it as a stil l image file. Captured still images are stored on USB media wi th the NSR-1000 seri es, and on the hard disk with Real Shot Mana ge r Ad van ce d. Export dest ination[...]

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    42 Setti ng th e Sy stem Con trolle r to the Off S tate Chapter 2 Operat ions in RM-NS1000 Mode T o U nlo ck the Lock 1 Press th e LOCK button. If a password i s not set, the top screen appea rs. If a passwor d is set, a scree n requesting you to enter the password appears. 2 Enter t he password with th e numeric keypa d, and press the ENTE R key. [...]

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    43 Adjusti ng the Bright ness of the LCD Chapter 2 Operation s in RM-NS1000 Mode Adjusting the Brightness of the LCD You can adjust the backl ight brightness and con trast of the LCD. It is also p ossible to turn on or off the co de num ber indicati on. Adjusting the Brightness and Contrast 1 Press th e button. The Controller menu screen appears. 2[...]

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    44 Multi Funct ion Menu Chapter 2 Operat ions in RM-NS1000 Mode 2 Press th e (LCD) button. The LCD screen appears. 3 Press the (CODE NUMBER ) button. 4 Press t he (ON/O FF) butto n. Each press t urns the item on or off. 5 Press the TO P MEN U butt on to re display the top screen. Multi Fu nction Menu The multi function menu of R M-NS1000 mode con t[...]

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    45 Multi Funct ion Menu Chapter 2 Operation s in RM-NS1000 Mode Monitor Lay out You can change the layout in the Moni tor Layout menu. This op eration co rresponds t o the o peration for selecting a layout on the Layo ut tool bar. 1 Press the button. The Monit or Layout screen appears. 2 Press th e button for the l ayout to which you want to change[...]

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    46 Multi Funct ion Menu Chapter 2 Operat ions in RM-NS1000 Mode Day/Night function (Day/Night) Set thi s functi on if the camera has a day /night fu nction. 1 Pres s the bu tton in the Devi ce scree n. The Day/Night screen appears. 2 Press th e button fo r the desired set ting. : Disa ble : Auto adjust ment : Day mode : Night mod e The sett ing is [...]

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    47 Multi Funct ion Menu Chapter 2 Operation s in RM-NS1000 Mode Shadow tour s (Shadow T our) If the camera has a shadow tour functio n, you can record the pan, ti lt, and zoom movemen ts of a camera, and register them as a shadow tour. For detai ls on performing a registered shad ow tour, see “Performing Sh adow Tours” (p age 26) . 1 Press the [...]

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    48 Multi Funct ion Menu Chapter 2 Operat ions in RM-NS1000 Mode System Loc k You can set or chan ge the system cont roller password, an d set the func tion that a utoma tically sets the system controller to the o ff state when no operat ion is performed for a set a mount of tim e (the default set ting is OFF). Displa ying the Sy stem Loc k men u 1 [...]

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    49 Multi Functi on Menu Chapter 2 Operation s in RM-NS1000 Mode The password is set. Changing the passw ord 1 Pres s the (PASSWO RD) butt on in th e System Lock screen. The Password screen app ears. 2 Press the (CHANG E) button. A screen for entering the current password appears. 3 Enter t he current passwor d with the nu meric keypad, and press th[...]

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    50 Multi Funct ion Menu Chapter 2 Operat ions in RM-NS1000 Mode Button Confirmation You can set whether to display a conf irmation screen when the PANIC button or custom funct ion buttons are pressed. Selecting whether to display a confir mation s creen when t he P ANIC button is pressed 1 Press th e butt on. The Controller screen appears. 2 Press [...]

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    51 Multi Functi on Menu Chapter 2 Operation s in RM-NS1000 Mode 3 Press the (FUNCTION ) button. 4 Press th e (ON/OFF) bu tton. Each press t urns the item on or off. 5 Press the (OK) button. When th e setti ng is fi nished , the B utton Confirma tion screen is redisplayed. System Men u You can view version information for the system software. Displa[...]

  • Page 52

    Overvi ew / Viewing and Using th e LCD 52 Chapter 3 Oper ations in P elco Mode Chapter 3 Operations in Pelco Mode Overvi ew This mode is used for performi ng pan, ti lt, and zoom contro ls for Pelco-D or -P protocol camer as connecte d directl y to the system cont roller via the RS-485 port. This cha pter descri bes the followi ng operat ions i n P[...]

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    53 Switching Modes Chapter 3 Oper ations in P elco Mode Operating the Multi Function Menu Each item of t he multi funct ion menu corresp onds to one of the m ulti fun ction bu ttons b elow th e LCD. When you want t o select or operate an item of the multi functi on menu, press the butt on directly below the item to display a screen that corre spond[...]

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    54 Selecting a Camer a Chapter 3 Opera tions in P elco Mode 4 Press the (OK) button. The setting complete screen appe ars, and the flashing “Completed ” indication appears. The mode is switch ed, and the top screen of the selected mode a ppears. Selecting a Ca mera Select the camera for which to perform pan, tilt, and zoom control. 1 Select t h[...]

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    55 Controlling Came ras Chapter 3 Oper ations in P elco Mode Controlling Ca meras For a camera equipp ed with pan and tilt func tions, you can monitor the image s from the camera while perfo rming operation s such as pann ing, tilti ng, and zoomin g. The PTZ LED on the system controller light s green when pan, tilt , and zoom operat ions can be per[...]

  • Page 56

    56 Lock ing Op era tio n Chapter 3 Opera tions in P elco Mode Locking Operation When, for inst ance, you l eave your seat dur ing operation , you can lo ck system controller op eration to prevent ot her people per forming oper ations. T o Lock Op erat ion Press the LOCK button. The following screen appears, and the lock i s set. Pressing th e LOCK [...]

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    57 Settin g the System Contro ller to the Off St ate / Adjusti ng the Bright ness of the LCD Chapter 3 Oper ations in P elco Mode Settin g the Syst em Controller to the Off State Pressing th e LOCK button f or at lea st 3 seconds set s the system controller t o the off state. The system controller al so enters the off state autom atically if no ope[...]

  • Page 58

    58 Multi Funct ion Menu Chapter 3 Opera tions in P elco Mode 5 Press the (OK) butt on. The LCD menu scree n is redispl ayed. 6 Press the TO P MEN U butt on to re display the top screen. Multi Fu nction Menu The multi function menu of Pe lco mode cont ains the following menu ite ms. Menu I te m Description Reference Pag e Prot oco l Set s the co nt [...]

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    59 Multi Functi on Menu Chapter 3 Oper ations in P elco Mode Pr otocol Set th e control protoc ol for Pelco-D or P prot ocol cameras in the Pr otocol menu. 1 Press the (PROTOCOL ) button. The Protocol screen appear s. 2 Press the (Pelco-D/P) button. Each press switch es between [Pelco-D] and [Pelco-P]. A confirmation sc reen appears. 3 Press the (O[...]

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    60 Multi Funct ion Menu Chapter 3 Opera tions in P elco Mode System Loc k You can lock or unlock the system, se t or change the system controller pa ssword, and set the t ime until the system controller au tomatically enters the o ff state when no operati on is perfo rmed for a set amount time. Displa ying the Sy stem Loc k men u 1 Press th e butt [...]

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    61 Multi Functi on Menu Chapter 3 Oper ations in P elco Mode Changing the passw ord 1 Pres s the (PASSWO RD) butt on in th e System Lock screen. A screen for entering the current password appears. 2 Enter t he current passwor d with the nu meric keypad, and press the ENTER key. A screen for en tering a new pa ssword appears. 3 Enter the new passwor[...]

  • Page 62

    62 Multi Funct ion Menu Chapter 3 Opera tions in P elco Mode System Men u You can view ver sion info rmation for the system software. Displa ying the System Menu 1 Pre ss the bu tton. The Controller screen appears. 2 Press th e (SYSTE M) button. The System Men u screen appears. Vie wing the versi on inform ation 1 Press the (Ver.) button. The versi[...]

  • Page 63

    63 Scr een I n dex Chapter Ch apter 4 Othe r I nform ation 4 Other Information Screen Index If you do not know ho w to perform an operati on, you can use the code number displa yed on the r ight side of the screen t o find the p age for th e operation i n this use r’s guide. RM-NS1000 Mode Code number Code Number Screen Refer- ence Pag e 11 Layou[...]

  • Page 64

    64 Screen I ndex Chapter 4 Other Inf or mation 21 Enable/d isa ble backli ght compen sat ion functio n 45 21 Syste m lock me nu 48 22 LCD adjus tment 43 22 Day/ night func tion setting 46 23 Mode se lec tion 15 23 Playback cont ro l menu 31 Code Number Screen Refer- ence Pag e 24 Search menu 36 24 P erform manua l act ion 46 24 Shadow to ur registr[...]

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    65 Scr een I n dex Ch apter 4 Othe r I nform ation 31 LCD brightnes s (back light) adj ustment 43 31 Pa ss word setting/chan ging 48 31 Enable /disab le confirmation screen displa y when the P ANIC b utton is press ed 50 32 LCD c ontra st ad jus tme nt 43 32 Date entr y 32 32 Time entry 32 Code Number Screen Refer- ence Pag e 32 Star t point spec i[...]

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    66 Screen I ndex Chapter 4 Other Inf or mation 33 Time sp eci fic ati on for rewi nd pl ayback 31 33 End point s pecificatio n (ye ar / month / da y) 37 33 End point s pecificatio n (hour : m inute : second) 37 34 Jumpin g to re cor ded imag es 33 34 Recordin g type se lection 37 35 Expor t menu for re cord ed imag es 39 35 Enable /disab le code n [...]

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