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2052SW15 System Setup Software
Operating Instructions This manual describes the operating procedures for the American Dynamics 2052SW15 Setup Software. The 2052SW15 Setup Software package allows configuration of a 2052 Matrix Switching System via an MS-DOS based personal computer. Using the 2052SW15 software, an operator can program the 2052 system parameters for operating mode, unit identification, titles, time and date, camera and monitor programming, alarms, system tours, salvo callup, system partitioning, and computer communications.
This software is confidential to and is copyrighted by AMERICAN DYNAMICS. It is not to be copied or disclosed in any manner without the express written consent of AMERICAN DYNAMICS. The software is furnished to the purchaser under a license for use on a single system. Information furnished by AMERICAN DYNAMICS is believed to be accurate and reliable. However, no responsibility is assumed by AMERICAN DYNAMICS for its use; nor for any infringements of other rights of third parties which may result from its use. No license is granted by implications or otherwise under any patent or patent rights of AMERICAN DYNAMICS. Note: IBM and PC DOS are registered trademarks of the International Business Machines Corporation. MS DOS is a registered trademark of the Microsoft Corporation. AD is a registered trademark of American Dynamics Corporation.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Description..................................................................................... 1 Program Overview ......................................................................... 2 Installation...................................................................................... RS-232 Connections................................................................. 2052 Setup................................................................................ Software Installation ................................................................
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General Keyboard Operation ......................................................... 7 Program Initialization .................................................................... 8 Program Operation........................................................................ 12 Configure Menu ............................................................................ 15 Access/Priority ........................................................................ 16 Access................................................................................ 17 Priority Level..................................................................... 18 Port ......................................................................................... 19 Date and Time ........................................................................ 20 Pseudo Cameras ..................................................................... 22 Salvo Callup ........................................................................... 24 Alarms .................................................................................... 26 Contacts ............................................................................ 27 Contact Arming ................................................................ 29 Monitor Arming................................................................ 31 System Tours .......................................................................... 32 Event Timers .......................................................................... 34 Keyboard Locator................................................................... 36 Camera Locator ...................................................................... 37 Alarm Locator ........................................................................ 39 Transfer System...................................................................... 41 Monitor Menu .............................................................................. View Access ........................................................................... Keyboard Access.................................................................... Status ......................................................................................
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Camera Menu............................................................................... 48 Titles....................................................................................... 49 Keyboard View/Control ......................................................... 51 Utility Menu................................................................................. Access..................................................................................... COM....................................................................................... Convert ................................................................................... DIR ......................................................................................... Disk ........................................................................................ File.......................................................................................... Printer .....................................................................................
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Appendix SW15 File Types ...................................................................... A Typical System Connection ...................................................... B
DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION The 2052SW15 System Setup Software package allows configuration of the 2052 Switching System controller, the 2052CPM, via an MS-DOS based personal computer (PC). With the 2052SW15, an operator can program (set up) system parameters such as user and keyboard priorities, time and date, camera titles, camera and monitor allocation, sequences, alarms, system tours, salvo callup, partitioning, event timers, and computer communications. Once the system configuration is created, it can be saved to disk on the PC and/or downloaded to the 2052CPM. Likewise, system configurations can be read from the disk on the PC or uploaded from the 2052CPM. The 2052SW15 program is menu oriented. All functions of the 2052SW15 are accessed through the program's Main Menu. Each item on the Main Menu calls a group of submenus. Each submenu provides file handling to and from disk, editing, information transfer between the PC and 2052, printing, and on-line help. The 2052SW15 menu options and functions are illustrated below.
2052 SOFTWARE SYSTEM MENU OPTIONS Configure Access/Priority Port Date And Time Pseudo Cameras Salvo Callup Alarms System Tours Event Timers Keyboard Locator Camera Locator Alarm Locator Transfer System Exit
Monitor View Access Keyboard Access Status Exit
Camera Titles/VLD Keyboard View/Control Exit
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Utility Access COM Convert DIR Disk File Printer Exit
Exit
PROGRAM OVERVIEW PROGRAM OVERVIEW A summary of each 2052SW15 menu function is provided below. Configure Access/Priority Port Date And Time Pseudo Cameras Salvo Callup Alarms System Tours Event Timers Keyboard Locator Camera Locator Alarm Locator Transfer System Exit
Monitor View Access Keyboard Access Status Exit
Camera Titles/VLD Keyboard View/Control Exit
Utility
Exit
Access COM Convert DIR Disk File Printer Exit
CONFIGURE • Salvo Callup - Permits programming of System Salvos. A System Salvo is a group of cameras that can be called simultaneously to a contiguous group of monitors. A maximum of 64 programmable salvos are available. Each salvo is comprised of 16 entries, with each entry containing selection of camera, preset scene, and auxiliary action. System Salvos can call other System Salvos.
• Access/Priority • Access - Assigns access passcode protection and priority levels to 2052 system users and keyboards. Passcodes contain a maximum of six digits; priority levels range from one to eight, with eight being the highest priority. • Priority - Defines the configuration for each of the eight priority levels. Each priority level can be configured as desired. Defined priority levels may be assigned to individual users and/or keyboards.
• Alarms - Permits programming alarm callups of video inputs to video outputs. A maximum of 1024 alarm contacts may be programmed. Each contact can be associated with a camera or camera salvo, dwell time, preset scene, auxiliary action, and link operation. Alarm contacts may be armed for any monitor(s), and the type of alarm display and clearance method may be selected for each monitor.
• Port - Sets the 2052CPM port parameters, including the type and location of the device connected, and the communication baud rate, parity, data bits, and stop bits. • Date and Time - Permits entry of the date and time, and download to the 2052CPM. The software determines the day of the week corresponding to the entered date.
• System Tours - Permits programming of 64 System Tours. A System Tour (Sequence) sequentially displays a selected series of camera video inputs on any monitor. Each System Tour can control up to 64 entries, with each entry containing camera selection, dwell time, preset scene, auxiliary action, and entry linking. The linking capability allows two or more camera entries to be grouped as a salvo.
• Pseudo Cameras - Assigns pseudo numbers to real camera numbers, allowing the user to change the numeric callup value for any camera. This menu also provides a means for tracking pseudo camera numbers to real camera numbers within other menus. Any change in this menu automatically updates entries in other menus that require camera numbers:
• Event Timers - Permits the definition of 35 separate Event Timers, each of which can begin execution at a specific time of day. An Event Timer allows automatic callup of System Tours and/or Alarm Contact Tables. Each timer provides selection of any individual System Tour for any monitor, for each day of the week. Alarm Contact Table numbers correspond to files downloaded within the Alarm Contact Arming submenu.
Configure - Camera Locator; Monitor - View Access; Camera - Titles/VLD and Keyboard View/Control. Note: It is recommended that Pseudo Cameras be configured before these menu options. 2
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
CONFIGURE (continued)
CAMERA
• Keyboard Locator - Permits entry of keyboard location and operator for a maximum of 32 keyboards. The file is resident only in the PC and is for reference by the system operator. The priority level assignments, as defined in the Access submenu, are referenced here.
• Titles/VLD - Permits definition of a camera title, containing a maximum of 16 characters, for each of the 512 cameras. This submenu also permits the setup of the Video Loss Detection (VLD) mode for each camera input. • Keyboard View/Control - Permits partitioning of allowed combinations of individual keyboards that can be used to view and/or control specific cameras, for a maximum of 32 keyboards and 512 cameras.
• Camera Locator - Permits entry of camera locations and pan/tilt capabilities for a maximum of 512 cameras. This file is resident only in the PC and is used for reference by the system operator.
• Exit - Returns to the Main Menu. • Alarm Locator - Permits entry of alarm locations and allows the cataloging for a maximum of 1024 alarm contacts. This file is resident only in the PC and is used for reference by the system operator.
UTILITY • Access - Assigns user access privileges and passwords for the various program functions of the 2052SW15 program for a maximum of 64 PC users. These privileges only affect the operation of the 2052SW15 program, and not access privileges set up in the 2052 menus.
• Transfer System - Provides a global download or upload of 2052 system parameters. The operator selects individual files associated with each 2052SW15 submenu to be assigned as part of a global download or upload file. These files are automatically date stamped.
• COM - Selects the PC COM port, baud rates, parity, data bits, and stop bits for communication with the 2052.
• Exit - Returns to the Main Menu.
• Convert - Translates older 2052SW15 program data files (SW15 Version 1.00 data files) to the current format (SW15 Version 1.01).
MONITOR • View Access - Permits partitioning of allowed combinations of specific cameras for display on specific monitors, for a maximum of 32 monitors and 512 cameras.
• DIR - Selects and navigates through the directories on the current PC disk drive. All 2052SW15 data file read and write operations are performed in the selected directory.
• Keyboard Access - Permits partitioning of allowed combinations of individual keyboards that can be used to control specific monitors, for a maximum of 32 keyboards and 32 monitors.
• Disk - Selects the disk drive on the PC for 2052SW15 data file storage. All 2052SW15 data file read and write operations are performed on the selected disk.
• Status - Uploads and displays current information about the 2052 system with regard to camera selected, monitor or display status, alarm status, tour selected, video loss status, video sync status, and camera lockout.
• File - Lists the files in the current directory and also allows the deletion of a file. • Printer - Selects the PC port which is connected to a printer.
• Exit - Returns to the Main Menu. • Exit - Return to the Main Menu.
EXIT The Exit function of the Main Menu closes the 2052SW15 program and returns to the DOS command line.
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INSTALLATION INSTALLATION RS-232 Connections The 2052SW15 software package is designed to operate on an IBM PC-compatible personal computer (PC). This PC must be connected to the 2052CPM via an RS-232 communications link.
All RS-232 port connectors on the rear panel of the 2052CPM are 8-pin modular type, RJ-45 connectors. For connection between the PC and the 2052CPM, interfacing terminal boxes (HP0047) must be used. The maximum distance between the PC and the terminal box must not exceed 1000 feet (330m) using 18-AWG shielded cable, Belden 8770 or equivalent. Do not connect the PC through a 1981 Port Expander - connect the PC COM port directly to one of the eight 2052CPM serial ports.
Minimum Equipment Requirements To operate the 2052SW15 software package, the personal computer must be equipped with: • an 80286 or better (i.e., 80386, 80486, Pentium) microprocessor
The 2052 Switching System is supplied with one HP0047 terminal box and one JJ0007 7-foot modular cable for each 2052CPM RS-232 port. Refer to the 2052 Installation Manual for instructions on connections to the ports.
• a hard disk • one 3-1/2" or one 5-1/4" disk drive • 640 Kbytes of conventional RAM, plus 1MByte extended memory (not EMS, expanded memory)
The following table provides typical pin connections for the HP0047 terminal box (Figure 1) using EIA Industry Standard 9-pin and 25-pin connector definitions.
• CGA, EGA, or VGA graphics card or Hercules card • a video monitor
Terminal Box Pin 1 Pin 2 Pin 3 Pin 4 Pin 5 Pin 6 Pin 7 Pin 8
• one serial RS-232 port • a line pinter (optional, for print outputs) • Disk Operating System (MS-DOS Version 5.0 or later) Because there are differences among MS-DOS compatible machines, users may wish to check with American Dynamics for further information on specific types of computers.
No Connection Shield No Connection RCD(Data In) Xmit (Data Out) No Connection GND (Ground) No Connection
9-pin PC Connector
25-pin PC Connector
Pin 3-Xmit Pin 2-RCD
Pin 2-Xmit Pin 3-RCD
Pin 5-GND
Pin 7-GND
Please consult the PC manual for further information on the PC COM port connectors. See the Appendix for a typical system connection of a PC COM port to a 2052CPM port. PIN 4
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PIN 5
PIN 6
PIN 3
within the United States: 1-800-442-2225 outside the United States: (914) 624-7640
PIN 2
PIN 7
PIN 1
PIN 8
Figure 1 - Terminal Box
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INSTALLATION 2052 Setup Parity: Sets the parity for the data transmitted. The parity selections are:
The 2052CPM port connected to the PC must be set for the same RS-232 communications parameters (baud rate, data bits, parity, and stop bits) as the PC COM port in order to establish proper communications between the units. The PC COM port is set up during Program Initialization, page 8.
1 = NONE 2 = ODD 3 = EVEN 1. Use the ACK key to cycle through the parity selections. A setting of NONE is recommended. 2. Press the NEXT key to accept the selection and move to the next field. or 1. Enter the desired number (1-3) and press the ACK key to accept the selection and move to the next field.
To setup the 2052CPM port, use the 2052 system on-screen menus. (Refer to the 2052 System Programming Manual for more information on menu programming.) From the 2052 Main Menu2052, select the “PORTS” option. The following PORT menu is displayed. PORT 1
Stop Bits: Sets the number of stop bits for the data word. Press the ACK key to toggle the two selections, 1 or 2. A setting of 1 is recommended. Press the NEXT key to accept the selection and move to the next field.
BAUD - 1200 DATA BITS - 8 PARITY - NONE STOP BITS - 1 PORT USE - KEYBOARD
Port Use: Identifies the type of device connected to the port. The port use selections are: 1 = ALARM 2 = KEYBOARD 3 = TERMINAL 4 = PRINTER 5 = AUX 6 = VIDEO LOSS
Use this menu to configure baud rates, data bits, parity, stop bits, and port use for the 2052CPM port. The fields in this menu are toggle fields, using the ACK key of the switching system keyboard. Port: Enter the number of the 2052CPM port that is connected to the PC COM port and press the ACK key. The menu displays the current settings for the selected port.
TERMINAL is used to program, upload, and download information to the 2052 from the PC.
Baud: Sets the baud rate for the selected port. The baud rate selections are:
1. Press the ACK key to cycle through the port use selections. Set Port Use to TERMINAL when using the 2052SW15 software package. 2. Press the NEXT key to accept the selection. or 1. Enter the desired number (3, for TERMINAL) and press the ACK key to accept the selection.
1 = 300 2 = 1200 3 = 2400 4 = 4800 5 = 9600 1. Use the ACK key to cycle through the parity selections. A baud rate setting of 4800 is recommended. 2. Press the NEXT key to accept the selection and move to the next field. or 1. Enter the desired number (1-5) and press the ACK key to accept the selection and move to the next field.
When finished, the PORT menu should be set up as follows: PORT # BAUD - 4800 DATA BITS - 8 PARITY - NONE STOP BITS - 1 PORT USE - TERMINAL
Data Bits: Sets the number of data bits for the data word. Press the ACK key to toggle the two selections, 7 or 8. A setting of 8 is recommended. Press the NEXT key to accept the selection and move to the next field.
Note: Once the connections and selections of ports are made, do not change the settings (i.e., baud rate, data bits, parity, or stop bits) unless both the 2052CPM and PC COM ports are changed.
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INSTALLATION 2052SW15 Software Installation To execute the SW15 program from the hard drive:
The 2052SW15 package is: • delivered on a 3-1/2" and a 5-1/4" write-protected, highdensity diskette; either diskette can be used for installation.
After the 2052SW15 program system has been copied to the hard disk via the preceding procedures, the program can be executed using the hard disk copy. Enter the following DOS commands:
• designed to communicate via an RS-232 link between a PC RS-232 port and one of the eight 2052CPM RS-232 ports The 2052SW15 program initially configures COM1 of the PC as the default communications port, at 4800 baud, no parity, eight data bits, and one stop bit. These selections can be modified by the SW15 menus.
Type: C: Press the ENTER key Type: CD\SW15 Press the ENTER key Type: SW15 Press the ENTER key
PC hardware flow control is not used. Flow control is accomplished by software XON/XOFF protocol.
This procedure will start the SW15 program that is stored in the SW15 directory on the C drive. Loading the 2052SW15 Program on the PC • Follow the computer manufacturer’s Operating Manual for booting the computer and loading DOS.
To execute the SW15 program from a floppy drive: The SW15 program may be executed directly from the working copy floppy disk. DO NOT execute the SW15 program from the supplied 2052SW15 diskette, as the program execution changes files on the disk that is used for program startup.
• Before attempting to operate the 2052SW15 program, check the PC for normal operation and become familiar with basic PC procedures. It is assumed that the operator is familiar with the operation of a computer and has an understanding of the DOS operating system.
Insert the working copy of the 2052SW15 diskette into Drive A. Enter the following DOS commands:
• The supplied 2052SW15 diskette is write-protected. Copy the 2052SW15 diskette to a blank disk using the normal DOS disk copy command procedures. Safely store the factory-supplied diskettes after making a working copy.
Type: A: Press the ENTER key Type: SW15 Press the ENTER key
DO NOT write-protect the working copy.
This procedure will start the SW15 program that is stored on the diskette in the A drive. If the 2052SW15 diskette is loaded into the B drive, perform the above sequence starting with typing B: in place of A:.
• If a hard disk is being used, create a working copy on the hard disk using the normal DOS command procedures. For example, if the hard drive is designated as C:, use the following DOS commands.
Following the above instructions, the SW15 program displays one of the following menu sequences:
Type: C: Press the ENTER key Type: MD SW15 Press the ENTER key Place the SW15 program into Drive A Type: Copy A: *.* C: \SW15 Press the ENTER key
• The first time that the SW15 program is started on a PC, a startup sequence of screens is displayed. See Program Initialization, page 8. • After the Program Initialization sequence has saved the setup information, the Program Menu is displayed at program startup. See Program Operation, page 12.
This procedure will safely copy the 2052SW15 program files into a new directory named “SW15” on the hard drive C.
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KEYBOARD OPERATION GENERAL KEYBOARD OPERATION Menu Control
F4 - Edit (F4) allows editing the current file in the edit buffer or creating a new file. Editing is performed in accordance with each menu function; refer to the appropriate function description for the editing instructions.
• Press the up, down, right, or left arrow keys to highlight a desired selection then press the ENTER key to accept the highlighted selection. or Enter the highlighted letter that corresponds to the desired selection (Quick Key).
At the conclusion of an edit, it is important to save the work with the Write option (F3). If ESC is pressed after editing and a Write has not been performed, a reminder message is displayed requesting confirmation by a Y or N.
• Press the ESC key to exit or to return to the immediately preceding screen.
F5 - Download (F5) permits sending selected data from the current edit buffer to the 2052CPM. When F5 is selected, the program asks if the download is for “ONE RECORD” or “ALL RECORDS”. (Other data selections are described in specific menus, as applicable.)
• Press the PgUp or PgDn keys to move through the screens at a faster pace. • Press the space bar to cycle through the selections within a Multiple Choice Field.
If ONE RECORD is selected, the operator must specify the data record to download, depending on the menu type (i.e., the specific camera number, monitor number, alarm contact number, etc.).
“ALT” keys ALT Y - Press “ALT Y” while in the first row or column of a group to set all subsequent row or column entries to “Y” within the current group.
If ALL RECORDS is selected, all data in the edit buffer for that menu type is downloaded (i.e., all cameras, all monitors, all alarm contacts, etc.).
ALT N - Press “ALT N” while in the first row or column of a group to set all subsequent row or column entries to “N” within the current group.
F6 - Upload (F6) permits selected read back and display of current setup data from the 2052CPM. When F6 is selected, the program asks if the upload is for “ONE RECORD” or “ALL RECORDS”. (Other data selections are described in specific menus, as applicable.)
Each applicable menu identifies the ALT key choices. Function “F” keys
If ONE RECORD is selected, the operator must specify the data record to upload, depending on the menu type (i.e., the specific camera number, monitor number, alarm contact number, etc.).
F1 - Help (F1) is available to assist in performing editing functions. F2 - Read (F2) lists all files in the current directory which can be read into the edit buffer for editing (F4), downloading to the 2052 (F5), or printing (F7).
If ALL RECORDS is selected, all data for that menu type is uploaded (i.e., all cameras, all monitors, all alarm contacts, etc.).
The file list includes only those files which have the file extension appropriate to the current menu function (see the Appendix for a list of the file types); these are files that contain saved data, from a prior Write (F3) function.
The data read from the 2052CPM is placed into the edit buffer for editing (F4), printing (F7), or saving (F3). F7 - PRN (F7) prints the current contents of the edit buffer to the line printer port.
Select a file from this list using the arrow keys, and press the ENTER key to read the selected file into the edit buffer.
A Function key menu is displayed at the bottom of the screen at the start of each SW15 setup function. This menu is displayed only when the F keys may be used for the operations described above. The F1 Help function is also available in other menus, as indicated at the bottom of each menu.
F3 - Write (F3) saves the current edit buffer to the selected PC disk directory. At the conclusion of an Edit (F4), it is recommended to save the latest data using this function. When F3 is selected, an eight-character name must be entered for the data file identifier. The file extension appropriate to the current menu function is automatically added to this identifier by the SW15 program (see the Appendix for a list of the file extensions).
In the Salvo Callup and System Tours menus, the following “F” keys functions are also available in the edit menus: F8 - Select the next Salvo/Tour for programming.
If an existing file is selected, the program requests operator confirmation by entering a Y or N.
F9 - Select the previous Salvo/Tour for programming. F10 - Select a new Salvo or Tour to program. 7
PROGRAM INITIALIZATION PROGRAM INITIALIZATION Operating the SW15 program for the first time requires the operator to answer questions concerning the monitor type, and the default communication and printer ports. A PC configuration file is created and saved to the startup disk. During the SW15 program operation, this configuration file is updated if the operator changes any of these parameters. Each time the operator re-enters the SW15 program, this PC configuration file is read.
Note: The SW15 Program Initialization sequence starts automatically if the configuration file (SW15.CFG) is not present in the program file directory. When this configuration file has been established, Program Initialization is not executed, and the SW15 program starts normal Program Operation, page 12.
The first screen displayed in SW15 Program Initialization is the Video Mode screen. SW15 Video Mode
Is your computer equipped with a color display? [Y]
Press ‘Y’, ‘N’ or
Press “Y” if the PC monitor is color, “N” if it is monochrome, or the ENTER key to direct the SW15 program to automatically determine the monitor type.
The next screen displayed is the COM Port selection. This screen shows the default PC COM port and its settings. SW15 COM Port Select the PC’s communication port. COM1 COM2 Current Port - COM1 Baud = 4800 BPS, Data Bits = 8, Parity = None, Stop Bits = 1 - ¯, , scroll.
accepts selection. exits. If the default values are valid for the 2052 connection, press the ESC key to exit to the Printer Port screen, page 10. To change the defaults: 1. Use the Up or Down arrow keys and select the PC COM Port that is connected to the 2052CPM port. 2. Press the ENTER key to lock in the selection and move to the SW15 COM Port parameters screen, page 9.
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The COM Port parameters screen permits changes to any of the default PC COM port settings for the port selected in the SW15 COM Port screen, page 8. SW15 COM Port
Select the PC’s COM port parameters. Port: Baud: Parity: Data: Stop:
[COM1] [4800] [None] [8] [1]
Press for help. for exit. To change any of the COM port parameters: 1. Use the Up or Down arrow keys to select a parameter. Port - Confirm that the port selected in the COM Port menu, page 8, is shown in this line. Baud - Selects a baud rate for RS 232 communication. 2. Use the space bar to cycle through the options of 1200, 2400, 4800, or 9600. A selection of 4800 is recommended. 3. Press the ENTER key to move to the next line item. Parity - Selects the parity. 4. Use the space bar key to cycle through the options of Odd, Even, or None. A setting of None is recommended. 5. Press the ENTER key to move to the next line item. Data - Selects the number of data bits. 6. Use the space bar to toggle the options, either 7 or 8. A setting of 8 is recommended. 7. Press the ENTER key to move to the next line item. Stop - Selects the number of stop bits. 8. Use the space bar to toggle the options, either 1 or 2. A setting of 1 is recommended. 9. Press the ENTER key to lock in the selection. 10. When all parameters are set as desired, press the ESC key to advance to the SW15 Printer Port screen, page 10.
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The next screen displayed for Program Initialization is the Printer Port Parameter screen. This screen displays the default SW15 Printer port selection. SW15 Printer Port Select the PC’s printer port. COM1 COM2 LPT1 LPT2 LPT3 Current Printer Port - LPT1 - ¯, , scroll.
accepts selection. exits. For most PC configurations, leave the printer port selection on the default setting, LPT1, and press the ESC key to advance to the Program Modes screen. To change the default port: 1. Use the Up or Down arrow key and select the PC Printer Port that is connected to a line printer. 2. Press the ENTER key to lock in the selection and move to the SW15 Program Modes screen.
The next screen displayed is Program Modes screen. SW15 Program Modes
A) B) C) D) Q)
Display Using Color Video Display Using Composite/Monochrome Video Set Password Protection - Off Set Password Protection - On Quit
Enter a letter (‘A’ . . ‘D’ or ‘Q’) then press . Password Protection restricts access to the SW15 menu system. When enabled, via the “D” option, the operator cannot access the menu system unless he has the proper password.
If “Q” is selected, the SW15 program closes and returns to the DOS command line.
1. Enter A or B to change the video mode and leave Password Protection unselected. Enter C to enable (On) or D to disable (Off) Password Protection and leave the video mode as selected via the first Video Mode setup screen. 2. Press the ENTER key to lock in the selection and move to the Password Protection notice screen, page 11.
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The next screen notifies the user of Password Protection. SW15 Password Protection System Operator Only your password can be used to enable or disable Password protection. After login, you should assign yourself a unique password via the User Access sub menu for User 1.
Press any key to continue. The default System Operator password is “SYSTEMUSER”; this password should be changed via the Access submenu of the Utility menu, page 54. Press any key to move to the next screen, below.
Note: A maximum of 64 users can be defined for access to the SW15 menus via the Access submenu, page 54. The System Operator (User 1) allows unrestricted access to all menus, thus the password “SYSTEMUSER” should be changed to protect against unauthorized changes.
The next screen is the Video Loss Detection screen. SW15 Video Loss Detection
1) VLD Available 2) VLD Not Available
Enter a number (‘1’ or ‘2’) then press . This selection enables (1) or disables (2) VLD menu options in the Monitor Status Display, page 47, and the Titles/VLD menu, page 49.
1. Select 1 if Video Loss Detection is available in the 2052 system. Select 2 if VLD is not available. 2. Press the ENTER key to lock in the selection and move to the next screen, below. The next screen is the Alarm Contact Wired Link screen.
SW15 Alarm Contact Wired Link
1) Hardwire Link Available 2) Hardwire Link Not Available
Enter a number (‘1’ or ‘2’) then press . 1. Select 1 if the 2052CPM firmware version is 4X1 or greater. Select 2 if the firmware version is 4X0.
The SW15 program now operates in normal program operation, allowing any Main Menu function selection.
2. Press the ENTER key to lock in the selection and move to the Main Menu, page 14. 11
PROGRAM OPERATION PROGRAM OPERATION When the SW15.CFG configuration file has been established, Program Initialization is not executed at startup, and the SW15 program starts normal Program Operation. The first screen which is displayed during normal SW15 program operation is the Program Modes screen. SW15 Program Modes
A) B) C) D) Q)
Display Using Color Video Display Using Composite/Monochrome Video Set Password Protection - Off Set Password Protection - On Quit
Enter a letter (‘A’ . . ‘D’ or ‘Q’) then press . 1. Enter the desired letter.
Password Protection restricts access to the SW15 menu system. When enabled, via the “D” selection, the operator cannot access the menu system unless he has the proper password.
- Select A or B to set the video mode and leave Password Protection as previously set. - Select C or D to enable (On) or disable (Off) Password Protection and leave video mode as previously set. 2. Press the ENTER key to lock in the selection and move to the next screen, below. If “Q” is selected, the SW15 program closes and returns to the DOS command line.
The next screen displayed is the Video Loss Detection screen. SW15 Video Loss Detection
1) VLD Available 2) VLD Not Available
Enter a number (‘1’ or ‘2’) then press . 1. Enter the appropriate number for the VLD availability of the connected 2052 system.
This selection enables (1) or disables (2) VLD menu options in the Monitor Status Display, page 47, and the Titles/VLD menu, page 49.
- Select 1 if Video Loss Detection is available in the 2052 system. - Select 2 if VLD is not available in the 2052 system. 2. Press the ENTER key to lock in the selection and move to the Alarm Contact Wired Link screen, page 13.
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The next screen displayed is the Alarm Contact Wired Link screen. SW15 Alarm Contact Wired Link
1) Hardwire Link Available 2) Hardwire Link Not Available
Enter a number (‘1’ or ‘2’) then press . 1. Enter the appropriate number to identify the firmware version of the connected 2052CPM.
This selection enables (1) or disables (2) the Wired (W) option of the Link field in the Alarm Contacts menu, page 28.
- Select 1 if the firmware version is 4X1 or greater. - Select 2 if the firmware version is 4X0. 2. Press the ENTER key to lock in the selection and move to the next screen, below.
If Password Protection is On, the PC Authorization screen is displayed next. If Password Protection is Off, the Main Menu, page 14, is displayed.
PC Authorization User: Password:
1. At the User entry, type in the user name and press the ENTER key. The default user name is “SYSTEM”.
Note: If Password Protection was set On during the previous operation of SW15 and is set to Off by the “C” selection, the PC Authorization screen is displayed for verification. The next time that SW15 is started after password is set to Off, the PC Authorization screen is not displayed.
2. At the Password entry, type in the User password and press the ENTER key. The default password for the SYSTEM user is “SYSTEMUSER”. * If the proper password is entered, the system advances to the Main Menu, page 14. * If the proper password is not entered, the SW15 program closes and returns to the DOS command line.
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PROGRAM OPERATION MAIN MENU The Main Menu is displayed following the SW15 program startup screens (pages 8 - 13), or after exiting from any main menu function. All program functions are selected through the Main Menu, illustrated below. AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics Configure
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(Status Line) - ¯ ¬ ®, scroll. or highlighted character accepts selection.
A keyboard function line is displayed at the bottom of the screen. This lists the possible keyboard control actions that can be taken in the menu displayed. A Status Line is displayed above the keyboard function line. The instructions in this line correspond to the function selected; a different message is displayed during each function. When a submenu function is selected, the name of the function is displayed at the top line of the screen, the SW15 copyright line is displayed at the bottom of the screen, and the status keyboard function line is displayed above the SW15 copyright line. Each menu entry of the Main Menu calls up a submenu of selections. These are described in the following pages: Configure Monitor Camera Utility
page 15 page 42 page 48 page 53
The Exit selection of the Main Menu closes the SW15 program and return to the DOS command line.
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PROGRAM OPERATION CONFIGURE Highlight the Configure entry of the Main Menu and press the ENTER key. The following Configure submenu is used to configure the system. AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics Configure
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Access/Priority Port Date and Time Pseudo Cameras Salvo Callup Alarms System Tours Event Timers Keyboard Locator Camera Locator Alarm Locator Transfer System Exit
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Exit
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System Configuration - ¯ ¬ ®, scroll. or highlighted character accepts selection.
Each menu entry of the Configure Menu calls up a submenu of selections. These are described in the following pages: Access/Priority Port Date and Time Pseudo Cameras Salvo Callup Alarms System Tours Event Timers Keyboard Locator Camera Locator Alarm Locator Transfer System
page 16 page 19 page 20 page 22 page 24 page 26 page 32 page 34 page 36 page 37 page 39 page 41
Exit returns to the main menu, page 14. It is recommended that you have the Operating Instructions for the 2052 to assist when configuring the system.
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PROGRAM OPERATION ACCESS/PRIORITY The Access/Priority Menus define the system user passcodes and priority or keyboard priority, depending on the desired mode of system operation. 1. Select the Access/Priority selection in the Configure menu. 2. Press the ENTER key. The Access/Priority menu is displayed, as illustrated below. AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics Configure
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Access/Priority Port Date and Time Pseudo Cameras Salvo Callup Alarms System Tours Event Timers Keyboard Locator Camera Locator Alarm Locator Transfer System Exit
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Access/Priority Access Priority Level Exit
Define system users with passcode protection. - ¯ ¬ ®, scroll. or highlighted character accepts selection.
Each entry of the Access/Priority menu calls another submenu, described on the following pages: Access Priority Level
page 17 page 18
Exit returns to the Configure menu, page 15.
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PROGRAM OPERATION Access If “N” is selected, 32 keyboards can be configured: The System Access menu allows the user to set keyboard priority levels, and user passcodes and priority levels.
3. Use the arrow keys to select a user (1 - 32) for assignment; data can be entered for the keyboard number and priority items of the first 32 users only.
1. Select the Access entry of the Access/Priority menu.
4. Enter a keyboard number (1 - 32), then press the ENTER key to lock in the selection and move to the priority entry.
2. Press the ENTER key. The screen is cleared and the Function key menu is displayed in the Status Line.
5. Enter a priority level from 1 to 8 (1 is the lowest priority, 8 is the highest priority level), then press the ENTER key.
3. Press the appropriate “F” key, or press the ESC key to return to the Access/Priority menu, page 16.
6. Repeat steps 3-5 until each user is configured as desired.
See page 7 for description of the “F” key functions.
7. Press the ESC key to return to the key menu. 8. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to return to the Access/Priority menu, page 16.
The Edit option (F4) permits assignment of separate user passcodes, keyboards, and priority levels for a maximum of 64 system users and 32 keyboards.
If “Y” is selected, 64 users can be configured:
Note: At the conclusion of an edit, it is important to save the changed data with the Write option (F3). The user cannot select the Access file to use - the Write (F3) and Read (F2) options always use the file named “SYSTEM.UAF”.
3. Use the arrow keys to select a user (1 - 64) for assignment; data can be entered for the passcode and priority items only. 4. Enter a passcode (a maximum of six numbers), then press the ENTER key.
To edit the Access Menu (F4).
5. Re-enter the same passcode, then press the ENTER key.
1. Press the F4 key. The System Access menu, illustrated below, is displayed. There are a maximum of 64 users, or 32 keyboards, displayed 12 at a time in this menu; press the PgDn and PgUp keys to access other users/keyboards.
6. Enter a priority level from 1 to 8 (1 is the lowest priority, 8 is the highest priority level), then press the ENTER key. 7. Repeat steps 3-6 until each user is configured as desired. 8. Press the ESC key to return to the key menu.
2. Enter the System Login Enabled code - either Y for enabled or N for disabled, then press the ENTER key.
9. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to return to the Access/Priority menu, page 16.
System Access Edit User's System Access System Login Enabled: (N) User 1 Passcode: Keyboard: 1 Priority: 8
User 2 Passcode: Keyboard: 2 Priority: 8
User 3 Passcode: Keyboard: 3 Priority: 8
User 4 Passcode: Keyboard: 4 Priority: 8
User 5 Passcode: Keyboard: 5 Priority: 8
User 6 Passcode: Keyboard: 6 Priority: 8
User 7 Passcode: Keyboard: 7 Priority: 8
User 8 Passcode: Keyboard: 8 Priority: 8
User 9 Passcode: Keyboard: 9 Priority: 8
User 10 Passcode: Keyboard: 10 Priority: 8
User 11 Passcode: Keyboard:11 Priority: 8
User 12 Passcode: Keyboard: 12 Priority: 8
File - SYSTEM.UAF Press for help. AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics 17
PROGRAM OPERATION Priority Level To edit the Priority Level Menu (F4): The System Priority Level is used to define the configuration for each of the eight priority levels. All levels default to the same configuration. Each priority level can be configured as desired. Once defined, apply the desired priority level to users and/or keyboards (Access Menu, page 17).
1. Press the F4 key. The System Priority Level menu, illustrated below, is displayed. All eight Priority Levels are displayed in this menu. 2. Use the arrow keys to select a parameter of a Priority Level to configure.
1. Select the Priority Level entry of the Access/Priority menu.
3. Enter a “Y” to enable access or an “N” to deny access for that parameter.
2. Press the ENTER key. The screen is cleared and the Function key menu is displayed in the Status Line.
Note: If “Menu” access is set to “N” for any priority level, “Parameters” access is also set to “N” at that level and cannot be changed.
3. Press the appropriate “F” key, or press the ESC key to return to the Access/Priority menu, page 16. See page 7 for description of the “F” key functions.
4. Press the ENTER key to lock in the selection and move to the next parameter of the Priority Level.
The Edit option (F4) permits the assignment of access privileges for the following parameters of each priority level.
5. Repeat steps 2 - 4 for each parameter of each Priority Level to be configured.
System Reset - If enabled, this priority level can reset the system by keyboard commands.
6. Press the ESC key to return to the key menu.
Camera Lock - If enabled, this priority level can lock control of a camera by keyboard commands.
7. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to return to the Access/Priority menu.
Override - If enabled, this priority level can override the Keyboard/Camera View and Control access partitioning.
Note: At the conclusion of an edit, it is important to save the changed data into a data file with the Write option (F3).
Menu Access - If enabled, this priority level has access to the programming menus through the keyboard. Parameters - If enabled, this priority level can change system parameters through the programming menus.
System Priority Level Edit Priority Levels
Priority Lvl System Reset Camera Lock Override Menu Access Parameters
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Priority Lvl System Reset Camera Lock Override Menu Access Parameters
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Priority Lvl System Reset Camera Lock Override Menu Access Parameters
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Priority Lvl System Reset Camera Lock Override Menu Access Parameters
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[7] [Y] [Y] [N] [Y] [Y]
Priority Lvl System Reset Camera Lock Override Menu Access Parameters
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[2] [Y] [Y] [N] [Y] [Y]
Priority Lvl System Reset Camera Lock Override Menu Access Parameters
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Priority Lvl System Reset Camera Lock Override Menu Access Parameters
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[6] [Y] [Y] [N] [Y] [Y]
Priority Lvl System Reset Camera Lock Override Menu Access Parameters
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[8] [Y] [Y] [N] [Y] [Y]
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PROGRAM OPERATION PORT Use this menu function to configure baud rates, data bits, parity, stop bits, and port use for each of the 2052CPM ports.
4. Enter a Location for that port. A maximum of 24 characters may be entered to identify a port location. (The Location entry is PC-resident only.) Press the ENTER key to lock in the selection and move to the Baud field.
1. Select the Port selection in the Configure menu. 2. Press the ENTER key. The screen is cleared and the Function key menu is displayed in the Status Line.
5. Choose the Baud rate for that port. Use the space bar to cycle through the selections (300, 1200, 2400, 4800, or 9600). Press the ENTER key to lock in the selection and move to the Parity field.
3. Press the appropriate “F” key, or press the ESC key to return to the Configure menu.
Note: For optimum performance, it is recommended that both the 2052CPM port and the PC COM port be set to 4800 baud.
See page 7 for description of the “F” key functions. The Edit (F4) option permits definition all 2052CPM ports.
6. Choose the Parity for that port. Use the space bar to cycle the selections (Odd, Even, or None). Press the ENTER key to lock in the selection and move to the Data field.
To Edit the 2052CPM port configurations (F4):
7. Choose the Data bits for that port. Use the space bar to toggle the selections (7 or 8). Press the ENTER key to lock in the selection and move to the Stop field.
1. Press the F4 key. The Edit Port Parameters menu, illustrated below, is displayed. 2. Select the desired 2052CPM port to configure.
8. Choose the Stop bits for that port. Use the space bar to toggle the selections (1 or 2). Press the ENTER key to lock in the selection.
3. Choose the Device type (Port Use) for that port. Use the space bar to cycle through the selections (Keyboard, Printer, PC, Video Loss, Terminal, Aux, or Alarm). Press the ENTER key to lock in the selection and move to the Location field.
9. Repeat steps 2 - 8 for each 2052CPM port to be configured. 10. Press the ESC key to return to the key menu. 11. Press the appropriate “F” key, or press the ESC key to return to the Configure menu, page 15.
Note: During a Download (F5) any port that has a Device entry of “PC” will not be changed in the 2052CPM. This prevents accidental changes to the 2052CPM port configuration from the computer.
Note: At the conclusion of an edit, it is important to save the work with the Write option (F3).
System Port Selection Edit Port Parameters Port
Device
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Stop
[1200] [1200] [4800] [1200] [1200] [1200] [1200] [1200]
[None] [None] [None] [None] [None] [None] [None] [None]
[8] [8] [8] [8] [8] [8] [8] [8]
[1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1] [1]
File - ???????? Press for help. AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics 19
PROGRAM OPERATION DATE AND TIME Permits entry of the current date and time from the PC to the 2052. The software determines the day of the week corresponding to the entered data. The entered data may be sent to the 2052. If “PC” is selected without entering a date, the current PC-resident date and time will be sent. 1. Select the Date and Time entry in the Configure menu. 2. Press the ENTER key. The Date and Time menu, illustrated below, is displayed. AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics Configure
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Access/Priority Port Date and Time Pseudo Cameras Salvo Callup Alarms System Tours Event Timers Keyboard Locator Camera Locator Alarm Locator Transfer System Exit
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Date and Time Date Time PC Exit
Set and download the date to the system. - ¯ ¬ ®, scroll. or highlighted character accepts selection.
There are no Function key selections for this menu. Each submenu of Date and Time provides direct downloading of the selected values after user entry. There is no uploading of date or time from the 2052. Select the Date, Time, or PC menu entry for downloading the appropriate data to the 2052, see page 21. Exit returns to the Configure menu, page 15.
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PROGRAM OPERATION
Date and Time (continued) Date and Time
Date Formats MM/DD/YY DD/MM/YY YY/MM/DD
- ¯ , , scroll. accepts selection. exits.
AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics Date - Programs the date from the PC to the 2052 System.
PC - Downloads the date and time from the PC to the 2052 System.
1. Select the Date entry in the Date and Time menu. 1. Select the PC entry in the Date and Time menu.
2. Press the ENTER key. The date format menu, illustrated above, is displayed.
2. Press the ENTER key. The PC date and time are downloaded to the 2052. The PC time, day, and date entries are displayed for confirmation.
3. Use the Up or Down arrow keys to select a date format from the Date Formats submenu.
3. Press any key to continue.
4. Press the ENTER key. The PC date is displayed, in the date format selected. 5. Enter the current date. The date is entered by moving to each date position with the arrow or tab keys, and typing the values with the keyboard numeric keys.
Exit - Returns to the Configure menu.
Press the ESC key to exit any Date and Time function without downloading the data to the 2052.
6. Press the ENTER key. The entered date is downloaded to the 2052 and is displayed for confirmation. 8. Press any key to continue.
Time - Programs the time from the PC to the 2052 System. 1. Select the Time entry in the Date and Time menu. 2. Press the ENTER key. The PC time is displayed. 3. Enter the current time, as Hour: Minute:Second, based on a 24-hour clock. 4. Press the ENTER key. The entered time is downloaded to the 2052 and is displayed for confirmation. 6. Press any key to continue.
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PROGRAM OPERATION PSEUDO CAMERAS To Edit/View Pseudo Camera Numbers(F4): Use this menu to assign user-defined camera numbers. A user may assign specific camera numbers (pseudo numbers) that are different from the real camera number. The real camera number is the number associated with the individual input BNC on the rear of the 2052 switching bays. Pseudo numbers may be any numerical value between 1 and 9999 This allows groups of cameras to be associated by value.
1. Press the F4 key. The Camera Groups menu, below, is displayed. The entries of this menu provide editing or viewing camera groups and their assigned pseudo numbers: “Pseudo Camera Numbers” is the only selection of the Camera Groups menu that allows editing. “Camera Locate Group” displays Real and Pseudo Camera Numbers for the Camera Locate groups, page 37.
For example: A two story building has ten cameras per floor. The cameras on the first floor may be assigned numbers 100 through 110 while the cameras on the second floor may be assigned numbers 200 through 210.
“Camera Title/VLD Group” displays Real and Pseudo Camera Numbers associated with Camera Title/VLD groups, page 49. “Monitor View Access Group” displays Real and Pseudo Camera Numbers associated with the Monitor View Access groups, page 43.
1. Select the Pseudo Cameras entry in the Configure menu. 2. Press the ENTER key. The screen is cleared and the Function key menu is displayed in the Status Line.
“Camera Keyboard View/Control Groups” displays Real and Pseudo Camera Numbers associated with the Camera Keyboard View/Control groups, page 51.
3. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to return to the Configure menu.
2. To edit Pseudo Camera Numbers, select Pseudo Camera Numbers in the Camera Groups menu. The Edit Camera Numbers menu is displayed, as on the next page.
See page 7 for description of the “F” key functions. The Edit option (F4) permits either editing or viewing 512 camera numbers, in groups of 64 Real Camera numbers.
Note: When editing, camera numbers are automatically exchanged, i.e., Real to Pseudo or Pseudo to Real, to prevent duplicate entries.
Note: At the conclusion of an edit, it is important to save the data with the Write option (F3). The user cannot select the pseudo number file to use - the Write (F3) and Read (F2) options always use the file named “PSEUDO.NUM”.
(Continue on the following page for Pseudo Camera Number editing or viewing.)
Pseudo Cameras Edit Camera Groups Pseudo Camera Numbers Camera Locate Group 1 Camera Locate Group 2 Camera Locate Group 3 Camera Locate Group 4 Camera Locate Group 5 Camera Locate Group 6 Camera Locate Group 7 Camera Locate Group 8 Camera Title/VLD Group 1 Camera Title/VLD Group 2 Camera Title/VLD Group 3 Camera Title/VLD Group 4 Monitor View Access Group 1&2 Monitor View Access Group 3&4 Monitor View Access Group 5&6 ¯ for more - ¯ , , scroll. accepts selection. exits. AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics 22
PROGRAM OPERATION
To Edit Pseudo Camera Numbers:
To View Pseudo Camera Numbers:
When Pseudo Camera Numbers is selected from the Camera Groups menu (page 22), the Edit Camera Numbers menus, illustrated below, is displayed. This menu displays 512 Real Camera Numbers, 64 at a time. Press the PgUp and PgDn keys to access other groups of 64 Real Camera Numbers.
To see how any changes in Pseudo Camera Numbers affect the camera numbers of any programmable camera group, select the desired camera group from the Camera Groups menu (page 22) for viewing. 1. Select a camera group and press the ENTER key. The View Camera Numbers screen is displayed. This screen is the same as the Edit Camera Numbers menu below, except for the following:
1. Select the desired group of Real Camera Numbers. The Real Camera Numbers are shown in white lettering and cannot be changed.
- The second title line is “View Camera Numbers”.
2. Select a Pseudo Camera Number entry to be changed. The Pseudo Camera Numbers are shown in colored lettering, within the brackets following each Real Camera Number.
- In place of the File line, the selected group is shown, such as “Camera Locate Group 01”.
3. Type in the new Pseudo Camera Number. Selecting a number that is already assigned to another Real Camera results in an automatic switch of the two numbers.
2. If the camera group contains more than 64 camera numbers, press the PgUp or PgDn keys to view other numbers.
4. Press the ENTER key after the entry to lock in the selection and move to the next Real Camera Number entry.
4. Select another Camera Group to view, or press the ESC key to return to the key menu.
5. Repeat the above steps, 1 - 4, for each Pseudo Camera Number to be edited.
5. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to return to the Configure menu, page 15.
3. Press the ESC key to return to the Camera Groups menu.
6. Press the ESC key to return to the Camera Groups menu, page 22. 7. Select a Camera Group to view (next paragraph), or press the ESC key to return to the key menu.
Note: It is recommended that the Pseudo Camera file be configured before configuring the rest of the system.
8. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to return to the Configure menu, page 15.
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PROGRAM OPERATION SALVO CALLUP A System Salvo is a group of cameras that can be called simultaneously to a contiguous group of monitors. A maximum of 64 programmable salvos are available. The maximum number of entries in a salvo is 16. Note that System Salvos can be included within other System Salvos.
To Edit a Salvo Callup (F4):
Each entry in a System Salvo includes a Camera number (or optional Salvo callup number), an optional Preset (preposition call), an optional Aux (auxiliary activation), State (auxiliary state), and salvo Link. For more information about System Salvos, refer to the 2052 System Programming Manual.
3. Press the ENTER key. The Edit Parameters menu is displayed, as illustrated on the next page.
1. Press the F4 key. The Salvo Callup menu, illustrated below, is displayed. 2. Enter the desired salvo number (1 - 64) to be programmed.
(Continue with the instructions on the following page for Salvo programming.)
1. Select the Salvo Callup entry in the Configure menu. 2. Press the ENTER key. The screen is cleared and the Function key menu is displayed in the Status Line. 3. Press the appropriate “F” key, or press the ESC key to return to the Configure menu, page 15. See page 7 for description of the “F” key functions. The Edit (F4) function permits programming of 64 System Salvos. Each Salvo can be programmed to link to another System Salvo. Note: At the conclusion of an edit, it is important to save the work with the Write option (F3).
Salvo Callup Edit
Salvo - 1 Enter a number between 1 and 64. exits. AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics
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PROGRAM OPERATION
To Edit a Salvo Callup (F4) (continued): 4. Configure the salvo as desired.
j. Enter a salvo Link (Y = Yes, N = No, or S = Salvo) for this entry.
a. Select an entry for the salvo. The maximum number of entries in a System Salvo is 16; these are displayed eight at a time in the Edit Parameters menu. Press the PgUp or PgDn keys to access other entries.
• If “Y” is selected, the next camera entry is included in this salvo. • If “N” is selected, the salvo stops at this camera.
b. Enter a Camera number (1 - 512 for real numbers or 1 9999 for pseudo numbers) for the salvo entry. If the Link field (step j., below) is set to “S”, enter a System Salvo number (1 - 64).
• If “S” is selected another System Salvo is called up. Note: On the first salvo entry line, if the actual camera number matches the salvo number only a “Y” or “N” can be entered for Link. On the last entry line only a “N” or “S” can be entered.
Note: If the Link field is “S” and a Pseudo Camera number is entered, the Link field is reset to “N”.
Once either “Y”, “N” , or “S” has been entered on the keyboard, the cursor automatically moves to the next salvo entry line.
c. Press the ENTER key to lock in that selection and move the Preset column. d. Enter a Preset number (1 - 72) for the camera, if desired.
k. Repeat the above steps (a - j) until the System Salvo is configured as desired.
e. Press the ENTER key to lock in that selection and move to the Aux column.
5. To configure another System Salvo, press the F8 key to select the next Salvo, the F9 key to select the previous Salvo, or the F10 key to enter a new Salvo number; repeat the above steps.
f. Select an Auxiliary, if desired. Press the space bar to cycle through the selections (1 - 4). g. Press the ENTER key to lock in that selection and move to the State column.
6. Press the ESC key to return to the key menu.
h. If an Aux is selected, choose an auxiliary State. Press the space bar to cycle the selections (On or Off).
7. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to return to the Configure menu, page 15.
i. Press the ENTER key to lock in that selection and move to the Link column.
Salvo Callup Edit Parameters Camera E n t r y
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PROGRAM OPERATION ALARMS The Alarms submenus permit the programming of 1024 alarm contact selections for camera number, presets, and auxiliaries, and the arming of Monitors and contacts. 1. Select the Alarms entry in the Configure menu. 2. Press the ENTER key. The Alarms submenu is displayed, as illustrated below. AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics Configure
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Access/Priority Port Date and Time Pseudo Cameras Salvo Callup Alarms System Tours Event Timers Keyboard Locator Camera Locator Alarm Locator Transfer System Exit
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Alarms Contacts Contact Arming Monitor Arming Exit
Assign alarm contact parameters. - ¯ ¬ ®, scroll. or highlighted character accepts selection.
Each entry of the Alarms menu calls another submenu, described on the following pages: Contacts Contact Arming Monitor Arming
page 27 page 29 page 31
Exit returns to the Configure menu, page 14.
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PROGRAM OPERATION
Contacts The Contacts submenu associates an alarm contact with an individual Camera or a defined System Salvo, a Dwell time, Preset callup, Auxiliary selection, auxiliary State, and camera Link.
To Edit an Alarm Contact Group (F4): 1. Press the F4 key. The Alarm Contacts menu, illustrated below, is displayed. 2. Select the desired Alarm Contact Group. There are 16 groups with 64 alarm contacts per group.
1. Select the Contacts entry in the Alarms menu. 2. Press the ENTER key. The screen is cleared and the Function key menu is displayed in the Status Line.
3. Press the ENTER key. The Edit Parameters menu, illustrated at the bottom of page 28, is displayed.
3. Press the appropriate “F” key, or press the ESC key to exit to the Alarms menu, page 26.
(Continue with the instructions on page 28 for Alarm Contact programming.)
See page 7 for description of the “F” key functions. The Edit (F4) function permits programming of 1024 individual alarm contacts, in groups of 64. Note: At the conclusion of an edit, it is important to save the work with the Write option (F3).
Alarm Contacts Edit Alarm Contact Groups Group 01 - Contacts ( 0001 - 0064 ) Group 02 - Contacts ( 0065 - 0128 ) Group 03 - Contacts ( 0129 - 0192 ) Group 04 - Contacts ( 0193 - 0256 ) Group 05 - Contacts ( 0257 - 0320 ) Group 06 - Contacts ( 0321 - 0384 ) Group 07 - Contacts ( 0385 - 0448 ) Group 08 - Contacts ( 0449 - 0512 ) Group 09 - Contacts ( 0513 - 0576 ) Group 10 - Contacts ( 0577 - 0640 ) Group 11 - Contacts ( 0641 - 0704 ) Group 12 - Contacts ( 0705 - 0768 ) Group 13 - Contacts ( 0769 - 0832 ) Group 14 - Contacts ( 0833 - 0896 ) Group 15 - Contacts ( 0897 - 0960 ) Group 16 - Contacts ( 0961 - 1024 ) - ¯ , , scroll. accepts selection. exits.
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PROGRAM OPERATION
To Edit an Alarm Contact Group (F4) (continued):
l. Enter a Link status (Y = Yes, N = No, S = Salvo, or W= Wired) for this alarm contact entry.
4. Configure the alarm contact group as desired.
• If “Y” is selected, the next camera in the table is simultaneously called to the next contiguous monitor, thereby forming a “scratch pad” salvo call.
a. Select an alarm contact entry. The maximum number of entries in an alarm contact group is 64; these are displayed eight at a time in the Edit Parameters menu. Press the PgUp or PgDn keys to access other entries.
Note: The alarm contact entry following a “Y” link must have a Camera number and no Dwell Time, and is no longer usable as an alarm contact.
b. Enter a Camera number (1 - 512 for real numbers or 1 9999 for pseudo numbers) for the contact entry. If the Link field (step l., below) is set to “S”, enter a System Salvo number (1 - 64).
• If “N” is selected, the Link feature is not initiated. • If “S” is selected, a System Salvo is called. The Salvo number is specified in the Camera field of this entry.
c. Press the ENTER key to lock in that selection and move the Dwell column.
• If “W” is selected, all ACN entries in a contiguous set are activated when that alarm contact is received; each ACN entry in the contiguous set is still active for the associated alarm contact. (The last entry of a Wired set must have an “N” or “S” Link entry.)
d. Enter a Dwell time for the camera, from 1 to 60 seconds; the camera can be placed on Hold by entering “61”. e. Press the ENTER key to lock in that selection and move to the Preset column.
g. Press the ENTER key to lock in that number and move to the Aux column.
In addition, each Link selection in a Wired set may include an “*” symbol. This indicates that when a manual Acknowledge is received for the associated ACN, all alarm contacts in that Wired set are cleared.
h. Select an Auxiliary to activate, if desired. Press the space bar to cycle through the selections (1 - 4).
When either “Y”, “N”, “S”, or “W” is entered, the cursor automatically moves to the next entry line.
f. Enter a Preset number (1 - 72) for the camera, if desired.
m. Repeat steps a - l for each Alarm Contact, as desired.
i. Press the ENTER key to lock in that selection and move to the State column.
5. Press the ESC key to return to the Alarm Contact Group menu, page 27.
j. If an Aux is selected above, choose an auxiliary State. Press the space bar to cycle the selections (On or Off).
6. Select another Alarm Contact Group and repeat the above steps, or press the ESC key to return to the key menu.
k. Press the ENTER key to lock in that selection and move to the Link column.
7. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Alarms menu, page 26.
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Link N N N N N N N N
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PROGRAM OPERATION
Contact Arming To Edit Contact Arming (F4): The Contact Arming submenu associates an alarm contact to a monitor or monitors, for automatic display in the event of an alarm activation.
1. Press the F4 key. The Alarm Contact Arming menu, illustrated below, is displayed.
2. Press the ENTER key. The screen is cleared and the Function key menu is displayed in the Status Line.
2. Select the desired Group from the Contact Arming Groups list. There are a maximum of 1024 alarm contacts and 32 monitors; these are selected from 16 Groups in this menu. Press the PgUp or PgDn keys to access other Groups.
3. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Alarms menu, page 26.
3. Press the ENTER key. The Edit Contact Arming menu, illustrated on page 30, is displayed.
1. Select the Contact Arming entry in the Alarms menu.
See page 7 for description of the “F” key functions.
(Continue with the instructions on page 30 for Alarm Contact Arming programming.)
The Edit option (F4) permits association of 1024 individual alarm contacts to any individual monitor for display callup.
Note: At the conclusion of an edit, it is important to save the work with the Write option (F3).
F5 - The Download option (F5) downloads Alarm Contact parameters to the 2052. One of five Alarm Contact Tables is selected when downloading the current file. The first table (“Scratch Pad” or “current Contact Arming Table”) is the current system's Alarm Contact status. Alarm Contact Tables 1-4 can also be programmed by separate download selections. Tables 1-4 are written into (called to) the current Alarm Contact Table (“Scratch Pad”) by the Event Timers only. F6 - The Upload option (F6) permits upload of any of the Alarm Contact Tables into the edit file.
Alarm Contact Arming Edit Contact Arming Groups Group 01 - Contacts (001 - 0128), Monitors (01 - 016) Group 02 - Contacts (001 - 0128), Monitors (17 - 032) Group 03 - Contacts (129 - 0256), Monitors (01 - 016) Group 04 - Contacts (129 - 0256), Monitors (17 - 032) Group 05 - Contacts (257 - 0384), Monitors (01 - 016) Group 06 - Contacts (257 - 0384), Monitors (17 - 032) Group 07 - Contacts (385 - 0512), Monitors (01 - 016) Group 08 - Contacts (385 - 0512), Monitors (17 - 032) Group 09 - Contacts (513 - 0640), Monitors (01 - 016) Group 10 - Contacts (513 - 0640), Monitors (17 - 032) Group 11 - Contacts (641 - 0768), Monitors (01 - 016) Group 12 - Contacts (641 - 0768), Monitors (17 - 032) Group 13 - Contacts (769 - 0896), Monitors (01 - 016) Group 14 - Contacts (769 - 0896), Monitors (17 - 032) Group 15 - Contacts (897 - 1024), Monitors (01 - 016) Group 16 - Contacts (897 - 1024), Monitors (17 - 032) - ¯ , , scroll. accepts selection. exits.
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PROGRAM OPERATION
To Edit Contact Arming (F4) (continued):
“ALT” keys
4. Select an alarm contact entry. The number of entries in an Alarm Contact Group is 128; these are displayed eight at a time in the Edit menu. Press the PgUp or PgDn keys to access other entries.
ALT Y - Press “ALT Y” while in the first row (the first contact number) of any monitor column to set all subsequent alarm contacts within the current group to an armed state “Y” for that monitor.
5. For each monitor, enter either “Y” for contact armed, or “N” for contact not armed, for that monitor.
ALT N - Press “ALT N” while in the first row (the first contact number) of any monitor column to set all subsequent contacts within the current group to an unarmed state “N” for that monitor.
(Also, see “Alt” keys, below.) 6. Press the ENTER key to lock in that selection and move to the next monitor.
Note: Do not mix monitor salvos in alarm contact arming. Monitors used for salvo alarms should not be programmed for individual alarm contacts.
7. Repeat steps 4 - 6 until the Contact Arming Group is configured as desired. 8. Press the ESC key to return to the Alarm Contact Arming Groups menu, page 29.
* Monitors armed to individual alarm contacts should not be included in salvos that are armed to alarm contacts (via either the Connect Next or Salvo selections in the Alarm Contacts menu, page 27). Such monitors may be armed to one or more other individual alarm contacts only.
9. Select another Contact Arming Group and repeat the above steps 3 - 8, or press the ESC key to return to the key menu. 10. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Alarms menu, page 26.
* Monitors included in salvos armed to alarm contacts (via the Alarm Contacts menu, page 27) should not be armed to any individual alarm contacts. Such monitors may be included in other salvos armed for alarm contacts, as long as all salvos are of equal length (i.e., the same number of monitors in the salvos).
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Monitor Arming 5. If the entry in the Display field is “Block”, enter a Group number (1 - 32).
The Monitor Arming submenu selects the type of display mode and clearance method (as described in the 2052 System Programming Manual) for arming each of 32 monitors.
6. If a Group number is entered, press the ENTER key to lock in the number and move to the Clearing column.
1. Select the Monitor Arming entry in the Alarms menu.
7. Select a Clearing state for the monitor. Press the space bar to cycle through the selections (Manual Ack, Inst NoAck, Auto NoAck, Instant, Auto).
2. Press the ENTER key. The screen is cleared and the Function key menu is displayed in the Status Line. 3. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Alarms menu.
8. Press the ENTER key to lock in that selection and move to the next column.
See page 7 for description of the “F” key functions.
9. Select an alarm display Method for the monitor. Press the space bar to toggle the selections (Hold or Sequence). 10. Press the ENTER key to lock in that selection.
To Edit Monitor Arming (F4):
11. Repeat the above steps (2 - 10) until Alarm Monitor Arming is configured as desired.
1. Press the F4 key. The Alarm Monitor Arming menu, illustrated below, is displayed.
12. Press the ESC key to return to the key menu.
2. Select a monitor entry. There are 32 monitors; these are displayed 16 at a time in the Edit menu. Press the PgUp or PgDn keys to access other entries.
13. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Alarms menu, page 26.
3. Select a Display state for the selected monitor. Press the space bar to cycle through the selections (Single, Block, Pair Hold, or Disarm).
Note: At the conclusion of an edit, it is important to save the work with the Write option (F3).
4. Press the ENTER key to lock in that selection and move to the next column. Alarm Monitor Arming Edit Contact Group Clearing
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PROGRAM OPERATION SYSTEM TOURS A System Tour, also called a Universal Tour, is a sequence of camera(s) which are assigned dwell times, presets, auxiliaries, and connect/link designations. Each System Tour can be called up by any system monitor(s).
To Edit a System Tour (F4): 1. Press the F4 key. The System Tour menu, illustrated below, is displayed. 2. Enter the desired Tour number (1 - 64) to be programmed.
Each entry in a tour includes Camera number (or optional Salvo or Tour callup number), Dwell time, optional Preset (preposition call), optional Aux (auxiliary activation) and State (auxiliary state), and a tour Link. A dwell time of 1 to 60 seconds can be assigned, or a Hold can be placed on a camera by entering “61” in the dwell time. For more information about System Tours, refer to the 2052 System Programming Manual.
3. Press the ENTER key. The Edit Parameters menu is displayed, as on the next page. (Continue with the instructions on the next page for System Tour programming.) Note: At the conclusion of an edit, it is important to save the work with the Write option (F3).
1. Select the System Tour entry in the Configure menu. 2. Press the ENTER key. The screen is cleared and the Function key menu is displayed in the Status Line. 3. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Configure menu. See page 7 for description of the “F” key functions. The Edit (F4) function permits programming of 64 System tours. Each System Tour can be programmed to link to another System Tour.
System Tours Edit
Tour - 1 Enter a number between 1 and 64. exits. AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics
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To Edit a System Tour (F4) (continued): l. Enter a Link state (Y = Yes, N = No, S = Salvo, or T = Tour) for this tour entry.
4. Configure the System Tour as desired.
• If “Y” is selected, the next camera in the tour is simultaneously called to the next contiguous monitor, thereby forming a “scratch pad” salvo call.
a. Select a tour entry. The maximum number of entries in a System Tour is 64; these are displayed eight at a time in the Edit Parameters menu. Press the PgUp or PgDn keys to access other entries.
Note: The tour entry following a “Y” link state must have a Camera number and no Dwell Time.
b. Enter a Camera number (1 - 512 for real numbers or 1 9999 for pseudo numbers) for the tour entry. If the Link field (step l., below) is set to “S” or “T”, enter a System Salvo number (1 - 64) or System Tour number (1 - 64).
• If “N” is selected, the Link feature is not initiated. • If “S” is selected, a System Salvo is called. The Salvo number is specified in this entry’s Camera field.
c. Press the ENTER key to lock in that number and move to the Dwell column.
• If “T” is selected, the System Tour specified in the Camera field is called. This feature links System Tours together. It is recommended that the last entry of a tour be used to call the next desired tour. When a System Tour calls another System Tour, the system will not automatically return to the original tour unless specified by the tour being called.
d. Enter a Dwell time for the camera for that entry. A dwell time of 1 to 60 seconds can be assigned, or the camera can be placed on Hold by entering “61”. e. Press the ENTER key to lock in that time and move to the Preset column.
Note: A System Tour should not call itself.
f. Enter a Preset number (1 - 72) for the camera, if desired. g. Press the ENTER key to lock in that number and move to the Aux column.
Once either “Y”, “N” , “S”, or “T” has been entered, the cursor automatically moves to the next tour entry.
h. Select an Auxiliary to activate, if desired. Press the space bar to cycle through the selections (1 - 4).
m. Repeat the above steps (a - l) until the System Tour is configured as desired.
i. Press the ENTER key to lock in that selection and move to the State column.
5. To configure another System Tour, press the F8 key to select the next Tour, the F9 key to select the previous Tour, or the F10 key to enter a new Tour number. Repeat step 4.
j. If an Aux is selected, choose an auxiliary State. Press the space bar to cycle the selections (On or Off).
6. Press the ESC key to return to the key menu.
k. Press the ENTER key to lock in that selection and move to the Link column.
7. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Configure menu, page 15.
System Tours Edit Parameters
E n t r y
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Camera 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Dwell 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Preset 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Aux 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
State -
Link N N N N N N N N
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PROGRAM OPERATION EVENT TIMERS To Edit an Event Timer (F4): Event Timers permit automatic callup of System Tours and/or Alarm Contact Tables to any monitor, based on time of day and day of week. Each automatic callups is called an “Event”. A maximum of 35 Events are available for programming.
1. Press the F4 key. The Event Timer Assignment menu, illustrated below, is displayed showing the time and state of each current Event Timer.
1. Select the Event Timers entry in the Configure menu.
Note: The enabled (E) or disabled (D) state may be set via the download (F5) Disable or Enable Timer options.
2. Press the ENTER key. The screen is cleared and the Function key menu is displayed in the Status Line.
2. Select an Event Timer for editing. - To create a new Event Timer, enter a new Time of Day as Hour:Minute, based on a 24-hour clock, and press the ENTER key. This is the time for the Event Timer to callup the selected Tours or Alarm Contact Tables.
3. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Configure menu. See page 7 for description of the “F” key functions.
- To edit or delete an existing Event Timer, enter the exact time as displayed in the Event Timer Assignment menu for the Timer to be edited, and press the ENTER key.
The Edit (F4) function permits programming of 35 Event Timers for System Tour and/or Alarm Contact Table callups. Note: At the conclusion of an edit, it is important to save the work with the Write option (F3).
The program requests operator confirmation of an edit or delete action. Enter “N” to edit the Event Timer settings or “Y” to delete this Event Timer.
F5 - The Download option (F5) permits downloading a selected Event Timer, or all Event Timers. It also provides the capability to change or clear the time settings for individual timers, and to Enable or Disable individual timers.
3. The Edit Tours menu, illustrated on page 35, is displayed for this Event Timer. Edit the desired System Tours and/or Alarm Contact Table callups. (Continue with the instructions on the next page for Event Timer programming.)
F6 - The Upload option (F6) permits uploading a selected Event Timer at selected days of the weeks, or all Event Timers.
Event Timers Edit
Time Time Time Time Time Time Time Time Time Time Time Time -
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] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ]
Event Timer Assignment Time [ ] Time Time [ ] Time Time [ ] Time Time [ ] Time Time [ ] Time Time [ ] Time Time [ ] Time Time [ ] Time Time [ ] Time Time [ ] Time Time [ ] Time Time [ ]
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[E] - Timer Enabled, [D] - Timer Disabled, [ ] - Timer Not Assigned Time of Day - 00:00 Enter the Time as Hour:Minute based on a 24 hour clock. ¬ ®, , , scroll. accept value. exits.
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PROGRAM OPERATION
To Edit an Event Timer for System Tours Callup:
To Edit an Event Timer for Alarm Contact Tables Callup:
1. Configure the System Tour callups for this time of day. The time of day for this Event Timer is shown at the bottom left, below the table.
1. Configure the Alarm Contact Table callups for this time of day. The time of day for this Event Timer is shown at the bottom left, below the table. a. Move the cursor to the Alarm Table line (top line of the Edit Tours menu) for the desired day of week.
a. Select the desired monitor entry for a tour callup. There are a maximum of 32 monitor entries; these are displayed eight at a time in the Edit menu. Press the PgUp or PgDn keys to access other entries.
b. Enter the desired Alarm Contact Table number (1 - 4) at this location.
b. Select the first day of the week to callup a System Tour on this monitor, at this time of day.
c. Press the ENTER key to lock in the entry and move to the next day of the week.
c. Enter the desired System Tour number (1 - 65).
d. Repeat the above steps until the Alarm Tables are configured as desired for this time of day.
Note: A “0” is a “no-action” command, while a “65” is a “hold monitor at current camera” command. d. Press the ENTER key to lock in the entry and move to the next day of the week.
2. Press the ESC key to return to the key menu. The selected Event Timer is now set to “E”, enabled.
e. Repeat the above steps until the desired monitors are configured for this time of day.
3. Press the appropriate “F” key or select a new Event Timer for editing. Press the ESC key to exit to the Configure menu.
2. Press the ESC key to return to the key menu. The selected Event Timer is now set to “E”, enabled. 3. Press the appropriate “F” key or select a new Event Timer for editing. Press the ESC key to exit to the Configure menu.
Event Timers Edit Tours
Alarm Table M o n i t o r s
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Sunday 0
Monday 0
Tuesday 0
Wednesday 0
Thursday 0
Friday 0
Saturday 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Time of day - 00:00
File - ????????
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PROGRAM OPERATION KEYBOARD LOCATOR To Edit a Keyboard Location (F4) This function permits entry of the location and operator for a maximum of 32 keyboard locations. This file is resident only in the PC and is for reference by the system operator.
1. Press the F4 key. The Keyboard Location Assignment Edit File menu, illustrated below, is displayed. 2. Select a keyboard entry. The maximum number of keyboard entries is 32; these are displayed three at a time in the Edit File menu. Press the PgUp or PgDn keys to access other entries.
1. Select the Keyboard Locator entry in the Configure menu. 2. Press the ENTER key. The screen is cleared and the Function key menu is displayed in the Status Line. 3. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Configure menu.
3. Enter the location of keyboard, i.e., “Security Office”, “Executive Office”. A maximum of 56 characters may be entered to identify a keyboard location.
See page 7 for description of the “F” key functions.
4. Press the ENTER key to lock in the location and move to the Operator field.
The file Download (F5) and Upload (F6) options are not available for this menu function.
5. Enter operator information, i.e., “John Doe, Head of Security”. A maximum of 56 characters may be entered to identify a keyboard operator.
Note: At the conclusion of an edit, it is important to save the work with the Write option (F3).
6. Press the ENTER key to lock in the operator entry. 7. Repeat steps 2 - 6 until the Keyboard Location Assignment is configured as desired. 8. Press the ESC key to return to the key menu. 9. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Configure menu.
Keyboard Location Assignment Edit File Keyboard Priority Location Operator
: : : :
1 8
AD2052 Port : 1
AD1981 Port : 5
Keyboard Priority Location Operator
: : : :
2 8
AD2052 Port : 1
AD1981 Port : 4
Keyboard Priority Location Operator
: : : :
3 8
AD2052 Port : 1
AD1981 Port : 3
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PROGRAM OPERATION CAMERA LOCATOR To Edit a Camera Location Assignment (F4): This function permits entry of camera location and pan/tilt capabilities for a maximum of 512 cameras. This file is resident only in the PC and is for reference by the system operator.
1. Press the F4 key. The Camera Locator Groups menu, illustrated below, is displayed. 2. Select the desired camera Group (1 - 8). There are 64 camera locations for each group.
1. Select the Camera Locator entry in the Configure menu.
3. Press the ENTER key. The Camera Location Assignment Edit File menu is displayed, illustrated on page 38.
2. Press the ENTER key. The screen is cleared and the Function key menu is displayed in the Status Line.
(Continue with the instructions on the next page for Event Timer programming.)
3. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Configure menu. See page 7 for description of the “F” key functions.
Note: If Pseudo Camera Numbers are defined (page 22), the Camera Locator Groups menu displays eight Pseudo Camera Groups, as illustrated below, in place of the eight real camera number groups.
The file Download (F5) and Upload (F6) options are not available for this menu function.
Camera Locator Groups 1st Group of Pseudo Cameras 2nd Group of Pseudo Cameras 3rd Group of Pseudo Cameras 4th Group of Pseudo Cameras 5th Group of Pseudo Cameras 6th Group of Pseudo Cameras 7th Group of Pseudo Cameras 8th Group of Pseudo Cameras
Camera Location Assignment Edit
Camera Locator Groups Group 1 - Cameras (001 - 064) Group 2 - Cameras (065 - 128) Group 3 - Cameras (129 - 192) Group 4 - Cameras (193 - 256) Group 5 - Cameras (257 - 320) Group 6 - Cameras (321 - 384) Group 7 - Cameras (385 - 448) Group 8 - Cameras (449 - 512)
- ¯ , , scroll. accepts selection. exits.
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PROGRAM OPERATION
To Edit a Camera Location Assignment (F4) (continued): 4. Select a camera entry. The maximum number of camera entries in a Camera Locator Group is 64. These are displayed four at a time in the Edit File menu. Press the PgUp or PgDn keys to access other entries.
Note: At the conclusion of an edit, it is important to save the work with the Write option (F3).
5. Enter the location of camera, i.e., “Security Office”, “Executive Office”. A maximum of 56 characters may be entered to identify a camera location. 6. Press the ENTER key to lock in the camera location and move to the Pan/Tilt field. 7. Enter the availability of Pan/Tilt for the camera (Y = Yes, Pan/Tilt is associated with this camera; N = No Pan/Tilt). 8. Press the ENTER key to lock in the entry and move to the next Camera entry. 9. Repeat steps 4 - 8 until the Camera Location Assignment group is configured as desired. 10. Press the ESC key to return to the Camera Locator Groups menu. 11. Select another Group and repeat steps 2 - 10, or press the ESC key to return to the key menu. 12. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Configure menu. Camera Location Assignment
Edit File Camera: 1 Location: Pan/Tilt:N Camera: 2 Location: Pan/Tilt:N Camera: 3 Location: Pan/Tilt:N Camera: 4 Location: Pan/Tilt:N Group 1 - Cameras (001 - 064)
File - ????????
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PROGRAM OPERATION ALARM LOCATOR This function permits entry of alarm locations for a maximum of 1024 alarm locations. This file is resident only in the PC and is for reference by the system operator.
To Edit an Alarm Location Assignment (F4): 1. Press the F4 key. The Alarm Locator Groups menu, illustrated below, is displayed.
1. Select the Alarm Locator entry of the Configure menu.
2. Select the desired alarm Group (01 - 16). There are 64 alarm locations for each group.
2. Press the ENTER key. The screen is cleared and the Function key menu is displayed in the Status Line.
3. Press the ENTER key. The Alarm Location Assignment Edit File menu is displayed, as illustrated at the bottom of page 40.
3. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Configure menu. See page 7 for description of the “F” key functions.
(Continue with the instructions on the next page for Alarm Locator programming.)
The file Download (F5) and Upload (F6) options are not available for this menu function. Note: At the conclusion of an edit, it is important to save the work with the Write (F3) option.
Alarm Location Assignment Edit Alarm Locator Groups Group 01 - Alarms (001 - 0064) Group 02 - Alarms (065 - 0128) Group 03 - Alarms (129 - 0192) Group 04 - Alarms (193 - 0256) Group 05 - Alarms (257 - 0320) Group 06 - Alarms (321 - 0384) Group 07 - Alarms (385 - 0448) Group 08 - Alarms (449 - 0512) Group 09 - Alarms (513 - 0576) Group 10 - Alarms (577 - 0640) Group 11 - Alarms (641 - 0704) Group 12 - Alarms (705 - 0768) Group 13 - Alarms (769 - 0832) Group 14 - Alarms (833 - 0896) Group 15 - Alarms (897 - 0960) Group 16 - Alarms (961 - 1024)
- ¯ , , scroll. accepts selection. exits.
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PROGRAM OPERATION
To Edit an Alarm Location Assignment (F4) (continued): 4. Select an alarm entry. The maximum number of alarm entries in a Alarm Locator Group is 64; these are displayed five at a time in the Edit File menu. Press the PgUp or PgDn keys to access other entries. 5. Enter the location of the alarm, i.e., “Security Office”, “Executive Office”. A maximum of 56 characters may be entered to identify an alarm location. 6. Press the ENTER key to lock in the location entered and move to the next alarm entry. 7. Repeat steps 4 - 6 until the Alarm Location Assignment group is configured as desired. 8. Press the ESC key to return to the Alarm Locator Groups menu. 9. Select another Alarm Locator Group and repeat steps 2 - 8, or press the ESC key to return to the key menu. 10. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Configure menu.
Alarm Location Assignment Edit File
Alarm: Location:
1
Alarm: Location:
2
Alarm: Location:
3
Alarm: Location:
4
Alarm: Location:
5
Group 01 - Alarms (001 - 0064)
File - ????????
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PROGRAM OPERATION TRANSFER SYSTEM To Edit the File Transfer Assignments (F4): The Transfer System menu permits the selection of the appropriate data files to be assigned as part of a global download file which will configure the 2052. The Transfer System also provides upload of all current 2052 parameters to the selected data files.
1. Press the F4 key. The System File Transfer menu, illustrated below, is displayed, identifying the types of files that can be selected for global transfers. The menu shows the files currently assigned to the transfer list. If “Non Existent” is shown, no file of that type is available for assignment. If “????????” is shown, one or more files of that type are present, but not assigned.
1. Select the Transfer System entry in the Configure menu. 2. Press the ENTER key. The screen is cleared and the Function key menu is displayed in the Status Line.
2. Press the Up/Down keys to highlight the desired file type for assignment.
3. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Configure menu.
3. Press the ENTER key. If one or more files are available for this file type, a list of those files is displayed.
See page 7 for description of the “F” key functions.
4. Press the Up/Down keys to highlight the desired file.
The Edit option (F4) defines the SW15 system files that are included in a global File Transfer.
5. Press the ENTER key to lock in the selection and return to the File Assignment menu. The file selected is now shown in the File Assignment list.
Note: At the conclusion of an edit, it is important to save the work with the Write option (F3).
To remove a file from the Transfer list, press the ESC key instead of the ENTER key. The File Assignment menu displays “????????” as the file name for the removed file.
F5 - Downloads the files assigned in the File Transfer list as a global download.
6. Select another File type and repeat steps 2 - 5, or press the ESC key to return to the key menu.
F6 - Uploads the current system configuration from the 2052CPM and saves the contents in the files assigned in the File Transfer list.
7. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Configure menu.
System File Transfer Edit File Assignment Alarm Contacts - 04_06_94.ALM Alarm Contact Arming - 04_06_94.ACA Alarm Monitor Arming - 04_06_94.AMA Camera Titles/VLD - 04_06_94.CET Event Timers - 04_06_94.EVT Keyboard View/Control - ????????.KVC Monitor Keyboard Access - ????????.MKA Monitor View Access - 04_06_94.MVA Pseudo Camera - PSEUDO.NUM System Access - SYSTEM.UAF System Port - 04_06_94.MPS System Priority Level - Non Existent System Salvo - 04_06_94.SAL System Tour - 04_06_94.TOR File - 04_06_94.DNL '????????' - A file of this type is present in the current directory. 'Non Existent' - No file of this type was found in the current directory followed by removes choice. - ¯ , , scroll. accepts selection. exits. AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics 41
PROGRAM OPERATION MONITOR When the Monitor function is selected from the Main Menu, the following submenus will setup monitor and keyboard access privileges. AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics Configure
Monitor
Camera
Utility
Exit
View Access Keyboard Access Status Exit
Assign keyboard and camera access to specified monitors - ¯ ¬ ®, scroll. or highlighted character accepts selection.
Each menu entry of the Monitor Menu calls up a submenu of selections. These are described in the following pages: View Access Keyboard Access Status
• View Access - Permits partitioning of allowed combinations of specific cameras for display on specific monitors, for a maximum of 32 monitors and 512 cameras.
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• Keyboard Access - Permits partitioning of allowed combinations of individual keyboards that can be used to control specific monitors, for a maximum of 32 keyboards and 32 monitors.
Exit returns to the main menu, page 14.
• Status - Uploads and displays current information about the 2052 system with regard to camera selected, monitor or display status, alarm status, tour selected, video loss status, video sync status, and camera lockout. • Exit - Returns to the Main Menu.
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PROGRAM OPERATION VIEW ACCESS This function permits definition of allowed combinations of specific cameras for display on specific monitors for a maximum of 512 cameras and 32 monitors.
Edit Monitor View Access (F4): 1. Press the F4 key. The Monitor View Access Groups menu, illustrated below, is displayed.
1. Select the View Access entry of the Monitor menu.
2. Select the desired Monitor View Access Group (1 - 8). There are 128 cameras and 16 monitors in each group.
2. Press the ENTER key. The screen is cleared and the Function key menu is displayed in the Status Line.
3. Press the ENTER key. The Monitor View Access Edit Lockout menu is displayed, as illustrated on page 44.
3. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Monitor menu.
(Continue with the instructions on the next page for Monitor View Access programming.)
See page 7 for description of the “F” key functions. The Edit option (F4) permits programming the camera viewing access of each monitor. The user may specify YES or NO for each combination of monitor/camera view access.
Note: If Pseudo Camera Numbers are defined (page 22), the Monitor View Access Groups menu displays eight Pseudo Camera Groups, as illustrated below, in place of the eight real camera number groups. Monitor View Access Groups Group 1 - Pseudo Cameras, Monitors (01 - 16) Group 2 - Pseudo Cameras, Monitors (17 - 32) Group 3 - Pseudo Cameras, Monitors (01 - 16) Group 4 - Pseudo Cameras, Monitors (17 - 32) Group 5 - Pseudo Cameras, Monitors (01 - 16) Group 6 - Pseudo Cameras, Monitors (17 - 32) Group 7 - Pseudo Cameras, Monitors (01 - 16) Group 8 - Pseudo Cameras, Monitors (17 - 32)
Monitor View Access Edit
Monitor View Access Groups Group 1 - Cameras (001 - 128), Monitors (01 - 16) Group 2 - Cameras (001 - 128), Monitors (17 - 32) Group 3 - Cameras (129 - 256), Monitors (01 - 16) Group 4 - Cameras (129 - 256), Monitors (17 - 32) Group 5 - Cameras (257 - 384), Monitors (01 - 16) Group 6 - Cameras (257 - 384), Monitors (17 - 32) Group 7 - Cameras (385 - 512), Monitors (01 - 16) Group 8 - Cameras (385 - 512), Monitors (17 - 32)
- ¯ , , scroll. accepts selection. exits.
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PROGRAM OPERATION
To Edit Monitor View Access (F4) (continued): 4. Select a camera entry to configure. There are 128 cameras in a Monitor View Access Group, displayed eight at a time in the Edit Lockout menu. Press the PgUp or PgDn keys to access other cameras.
“ALT” keys ALT Y - Press “ALT Y” while in the first column (the first monitor) of any camera row to set all monitors within the current group to access allowed “Y” for that camera.
5. Configure all monitor access privileges. For each monitor, enter either “Y” for viewing access allowed, or “N” for viewing access not allowed on that monitor.
ALT N - Press “ALT N” while in the first column (the first monitor) of any camera row to set all monitors within the current group to access not allowed “N” for that camera.
(Also, see “Alt” keys, below.) 6. Press the ENTER key to lock in each entry. 7. Repeat steps 4 - 6 until Monitor View Access is configured as desired for this group.
Note: At the conclusion of an edit, it is important to save the work with the Write option (F3).
8. Press the ESC key to return to the Monitor View Access Groups menu. 9. Select another Group and repeat steps 2 - 8, or press the ESC key to return to the key menu. 10. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Monitor menu, page 42.
Monitor View Access
Edit Lockout
Monitors C a m e r a s
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
2 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
3 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
4 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
5 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
6 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
7 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
8 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
9 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
10 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
11 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
12 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
13 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
14 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
15 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
16 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
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PROGRAM OPERATION KEYBOARD ACCESS This function permits definition of allowed combinations of specific keyboards that can be used to control specific monitors, for a maximum of 32 keyboards and 32 monitors.
To Edit Keyboard Access (F4): 1. Press the F4 key. The Monitor Keyboard Access menu, illustrated below, is displayed.
1. Select the Keyboard Access entry of the Monitor menu.
2. Select the desired Monitor Keyboard Access Group (Group 1 or Group 2).
2. Press the ENTER key. The screen is cleared and the Function key menu is displayed in the Status Line.
3. Press the ENTER key. The Monitor Keyboard Access Edit Lockout menu is displayed, as illustrated on the bottom of page 46.
3. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Monitor menu. See page 7 for description of the “F” key functions.
(Continue with the instructions on the next page for Monitor Keyboard Access programming.)
The Edit option (F4) permits programming the keyboard to monitor access. The user may specify YES or NO for each access combination. Note: At the conclusion of an edit, it is important to save the work with the Write option (F3).
Monitor Keyboard Access Edit
Monitor Keyboard Access Groups Group 01 - Monitor ( 1 - 32), Keyboards ( 01 - 16) Group 02 - Monitor ( 1 - 32), Keyboards ( 17 - 32)
- ¯ , , scroll. accepts selection. exits.
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PROGRAM OPERATION
To Edit Monitor Keyboard Access (F4) (continued): “ALT” keys 4. Select a monitor entry to configure. There are 32 monitors in a Monitor Keyboard Access Group, displayed eight at a time in the Edit Lockout menu. Press the PgUp or PgDn keys to access other monitors.
ALT Y - Press “ALT Y” while in the first row (monitor 1) of any keyboard column to set all monitors within the current keyboard group to control allowed “Y” from that keyboard.
5. Configure each keyboard access privilege. Enter either “Y” for control allowed, or “N” for control not allowed for each desired monitor/keyboard combination.
ALT N - Press “ALT N” while in the first row (monitor 1) of any keyboard column to set all monitors within the current group to control not allowed “N” from that keyboard.
(Also, see “Alt” keys, below.) 6. Press the ENTER key to lock in each entry. 7. Repeat steps 4 - 6 until Monitor Keyboard Access is configured as desired for this group. 8. Press the ESC key to return to the Monitor Keyboard Access Groups menu. 9. Select another Monitor Keyboard Access Group and repeat steps 2 - 8, or press the ESC key to return to the key menu. 10. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Monitor menu, page 42.
Monitor Keyboard Access Edit Lockout
1 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
2 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Port Expander a
b
M o n i t o r s
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
3 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
4 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
5 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
6 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
d
a
b
1
Keyboards 7 8 9 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
10 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
2 c
11 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
12 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
13 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
14 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
d
a
b
3 c
d
a
b
15 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
16 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
c
d
4 c
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PROGRAM OPERATION STATUS To Lock or Unlock a Camera:
The Status function provides information about the system with regard to monitor status, current tour, camera selection, and display status and allows the user to lock/unlock a camera.
While the updated Monitor Status screen is displayed: 1. Enter the Monitor number of the camera to lock/unlock. 2. Press the ENTER key. 3. Enter either “L” for lock or “U” for unlock. 4. Press the ENTER key.
1. Select the Status entry of the Monitor menu. 2. Press the ENTER key. The Monitor Status menu, illustrated at the bottom of the page, is displayed and the SW15 program uploads the current monitor status from the 2052.
There are no Function key selections available for this menu. This menu function provides direct uploading of current monitor status from the 2052 and control of camera locking.
The Monitor Status displays the following, from left to right of each line, for each monitor: -
Camera number called to that monitor Hold/Run/Salvo status Alarm state Locked/Unlocked state of camera Tour number Video State of camera input Sync State of camera input
3. Lock or unlock desired cameras (next column), or press the ESC key to return to the Monitor menu.
Monitor Status MON 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
MON [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [
] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ]
[R] [R] [R] [R] [R] [R] [R] [R] [R] [R] [R] [R] [R] [R] [R] [R]
[ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [
] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ]
[U] [U] [U] [U] [U] [U] [U] [U] [U] [U] [U] [U] [U] [U] [U] [U]
[ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [
0] 0] 0] 0] 0] 0] 0] 0] 0] 0] 0] 0] 0] 0] 0] 0]
[Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y]
[Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y]
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
[ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [
] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ]
[R] [R] [R] [R] [R] [R] [R] [R] [R] [R] [R] [R] [R] [R] [R] [R]
[ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [
] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ]
[U] [U] [U] [U] [U] [U] [U] [U] [U] [U] [U] [U] [U] [U] [U] [U]
[ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [
0] 0] 0] 0] 0] 0] 0] 0] 0] 0] 0] 0] 0] 0] 0] 0]
[Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y]
[Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y]
[????] = Camera [H] = Hold [R] = Run [S] = Salvo [A] = Alarm [L] = Locked [U] = Unlocked [??] = Tour [Y]/[N] = Video State [Y]/[N] = Sync State Enter a monitor number to lock/unlock its camera. exits. AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics
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PROGRAM OPERATION CAMERA When the Camera function is selected from the Main Menu, the following sub-menus will setup camera titles and lockouts. AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics Configure
Monitor
Camera
Utility
Exit
Titles/VLD Keyboard View/Control Exit
Assign camera titles/VLD & limit keyboard access for view/control of cameras - ¯ ¬ ®, scroll. or highlighted character accepts selection.
Each menu entry of the Camera Menu calls up a submenu of selections. These are described in the following pages: Titles/VLD Keyboard View/Control
• Titles/VLD - Permits definition of a camera title, containing a maximum of 16 characters, for each of the 512 cameras. This submenu also permits the setup of the Video Loss Detection (VLD) mode for each camera input.
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• Keyboard View/Control - Permits partitioning of allowed combinations of individual keyboards that can be used to view and/or control specific cameras, for a maximum of 32 keyboards and 512 cameras.
Exit returns to the main menu, page 14.
• Exit - Returns to the Main Menu.
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PROGRAM OPERATION TITLES/VLD This function permits separate definition of a camera title, containing a maximum of 16 characters, for each of the 512 cameras. This menu also permits the setup of the Video Loss Detection (VLD) mode for each camera input.
To Edit a Camera Title or set the VLD (F4): 1. Press the F4 key. The Camera Titles/VLD Groups menu is displayed, as illustrated at the bottom of this page. 2. Select a Camera Titles/VLD Group.
1. Select the Titles/VLD entry in the Camera menu.
3. Press the ENTER key. The Edit Camera Titles/VLD menu, illustrated at the bottom of page 50, is displayed for that camera group.
2. Press the ENTER key. The screen is cleared and the Function key menu is displayed in the Status Line. 3. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Camera menu.
(Continue with the instructions on the next page for Camera Title/VLD programming.)
See page 7 for description of the “F” key functions. Note: If Pseudo Camera Numbers are defined (page 22), the Camera Title/VLD Groups menu displays four Pseudo Camera Groups, as illustrated below, in place of the four real camera number groups.
The Edit option (F4) defines the camera titles and VLD settings for each camera. F5 - Downloads the edit buffer contents of the Camera Titles, the VLD settings, or both to the 2052.
Camera Title/VLD Groups 1st Group of 128 Pseudo Cameras/VLD 2nd Group of 128 Pseudo Cameras/VLD 3rd Group of 128 Pseudo Cameras/VLD 4th Group of 128 Pseudo Cameras/VLD
F6 - Uploads and saves the current Camera Titles, the current VLD settings, or both from the 2052. Note: If SW15 has been initialized for “VLD Not Available” via the Video Loss Detection startup screen (page 11 or 12), VLD settings cannot be downloaded or uploaded. If VLD is selected in the F5 or F6 option, an error message is displayed stating that VLD is not available.
Camera Titles/VLD Edit
Camera Title/VLD Groups Group 1 - Camera Titles/VLD (001 - 128) Group 2 - Camera Titles/VLD (129 - 256) Group 3 - Camera Titles/VLD (257 - 384) Group 4 - Camera Titles/VLD (385 - 512)
- ¯ , , scroll. accepts selection. exits.
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PROGRAM OPERATION
To Edit a Camera Title or set the VLD (F4) (continued):
9. Repeat steps 4 - 8 until the Edit Camera Titles/VLD menu is configured as desired.
4. Place the cursor at the desired camera location. There are 128 cameras in a Group, displayed 16 at a time; press the PgUp or PgDn keys to access other cameras.
10. Press the ESC key to return to the Camera Titles/VLD Groups menu, page 49. 11. Select another Camera Titles/VLD Group for editing or press the ESC key to return to the key menu.
5. Enter a maximum of eight characters per line to provide a title for the camera. For example, “Front Lobby” would be entered in two lines.
12. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Camera menu, page 48.
The available characters for camera titles are shown at the bottom of this page. 6. Press the ENTER key to lock in the title and move to the VLD line for this camera.
“ALT” key
Note: If SW15 has been initialized for “VLD Not Available” via the Video Loss Detection screen (page 11 or 12), VLD cannot be set for any camera and the cursor skips over the VLD fields of the Camera Titles screen. For this situation, skip steps 7 and 8 below.
ALT V - Press “ALT V” while in the VLD field of any camera to set all subsequent VLD entries in all subsequent Camera Groups to the same VLD setting. None of the VLD fields of the cameras preceding the current field are changed. (This function is disabled if SW15 is set to “VLD Not Available”.)
7. Choose the VLD mode for this camera. Press the space bar to cycle through the possible VLD settings (Off, Sync Only, Low, Medium, or High).
Note: At the conclusion of an edit, it is important to save the work with the Write option (F3).
8. Press the ENTER key to lock this setting and move to the next entry.
Eight characters per line only. All characters are UPPER CASE. Camera Titles/VLD Edit Camera Titles/VLD 1 VLD: 5 VLD: 9 VLD: 13 VLD:
[MAIN [LOBBY [Off [ [ [Off [ [ [Off [ [ [Off
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PROGRAM OPERATION KEYBOARD VIEW/CONTROL This function permits definition of specific keyboards which will be allowed to view or control specific cameras for each of a maximum of 32 keyboards and 512 cameras.
(Continue with the instructions on the next page for Camera Keyboard View/Control programming.) Note: If Pseudo Camera Numbers are defined (page 22), the Camera Keyboard View/Control Groups menu displays 16 Pseudo Camera Groups, as illustrated below, in place of the 16 real camera number groups.
1. Select Keyboard View/Control in the Camera menu. 2. Press the ENTER key. The screen is cleared and the Function key menu is displayed in the Status Line.
Camera Keyboard View/Control Groups Group 01 - Pseudo Cameras, Keyboards (01 - 08) Group 02 - Pseudo Cameras, Keyboards (09 - 16) Group 03 - Pseudo Cameras, Keyboards (17 - 24) Group 04 - Pseudo Cameras, Keyboards (25 - 32) Group 05 - Pseudo Cameras, Keyboards (01 - 08) Group 06 - Pseudo Cameras, Keyboards (09 - 16) Group 07 - Pseudo Cameras, Keyboards (17 - 24) Group 08 - Pseudo Cameras, Keyboards (25 - 32) Group 09 - Pseudo Cameras, Keyboards (01 - 08) Group 10 - Pseudo Cameras, Keyboards (09 - 16) Group 11 - Pseudo Cameras, Keyboards (17 - 24) Group 12 - Pseudo Cameras, Keyboards (25 - 32) Group 13 - Pseudo Cameras, Keyboards (01 - 08) Group 14 - Pseudo Cameras, Keyboards (09 - 16) Group 15 - Pseudo Cameras, Keyboards (17 - 24) Group 16 - Pseudo Cameras, Keyboards (25 - 32)
3. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Camera menu. See page 7 for description of the “F” key functions. The Edit option (F4) permits programming the keyboard to camera viewing and control access. The user may specify YES or NO for each access combination. To Edit Keyboard View/Control (F4): 1. Press the F4 key. The Camera Keyboard View/Control menu is displayed, illustrated below. 2. Select the desired camera group (01 - 16) from the Keyboard View/Control menu. 3. Press the ENTER key. The Edit Lockout menu, illustrated at the bottom of page 52, is displayed.
Camera Keyboard View/Control Edit Camera Keyboard View/Control Groups Group 01 - Cameras (001 - 128), Keyboards (01 - 08) Group 02 - Cameras (001 - 128), Keyboards (09 - 16) Group 03 - Cameras (001 - 128), Keyboards (17 - 24) Group 04 - Cameras (001 - 128), Keyboards (25 - 32) Group 05 - Cameras (129 - 256), Keyboards (01 - 08) Group 06 - Cameras (129 - 256), Keyboards (09 - 16) Group 07 - Cameras (129 - 256), Keyboards (17 - 24) Group 08 - Cameras (129 - 256), Keyboards (25 - 32) Group 09 - Cameras (257 - 384), Keyboards (01 - 08) Group 10 - Cameras (257 - 384), Keyboards (09 - 16) Group 11 - Cameras (257 - 384), Keyboards (17 - 24) Group 12 - Cameras (257 - 384), Keyboards (25 - 32) Group 13 - Cameras (385 - 512), Keyboards (01 - 08) Group 14 - Cameras (385 - 512), Keyboards (09 - 16) Group 15 - Cameras (385 - 512), Keyboards (17 - 24) Group 16 - Cameras (385 - 512), Keyboards (25 - 32)
- ¯ , , scroll. accepts selection. exits.
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To Edit Keyboard View/Control (F4) (continued): “ALT” keys 4. Select a camera/keyboard combination to edit. There are 128 cameras in a Group, displayed eight at a time; press the PgUp or PgDn keys to access other cameras.
ALT Y - Press “ALT Y” while in the first row (first camera number) of any keyboard column to set all cameras within the current group to view and control allowed “Y/Y” from that keyboard.
5. Enter either Y=yes or N=no for each camera/keyboard view/control access. There are two selections for each entry, separated by a slash “/”; the first sets the view access for the camera from that keyboard and the second sets the control access from that keyboard.
ALT N - Press “ALT N” while in the first row (first camera number) of any keyboard column to set all monitors within the current group to view and control not allowed “N/N” from that keyboard.
Note: If view access is set to N in any entry, control access is automatically set to N for that entry and cannot be set to Y.
Note: At the conclusion of an edit, it is important to save the work with the Write option (F3).
(Also, see “Alt” keys, below.) 6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 until the Edit Lockout menu is configured as desired.
Note: The cameras that are locked-out from keyboard viewing should not be placed into a System Tour. If the keyboard calls a System Tour that contains a camera that is intended to be locked-out, it will be viewed during the Tour.
7. Press the ESC key to return to the Camera Keyboard View/ Control Groups menu. 8. Select another camera and keyboard group for editing or press the ESC key to return to the key menu. 9. Press the appropriate “F” key, or the ESC key to exit to the Camera menu, page 48.
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PROGRAM OPERATION UTILITY The Utility menu provides functions for changing the PC COM port communications parameters, selecting the PC disk drive and directory, deleting files, and selecting the PC printer port. These parameter changes update the configuration file saved by the Program Initialization, pages 8 - 11. AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics Configure
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Access COM Convert DIR Disk File Printer Exit
PC utilities - ¯ ¬ ®, scroll. or highlighted character accepts selection.
Each menu entry of the Utility Menu calls up a submenu of selections. These are described in the following pages: Access COM Convert DIR Disk File Printer
• Access - Permits assignment of a password and access privileges to each of 64 users for access to the SW15 program. Additionally, it allows configuring the privileges assigned to that user.
page 54 page 56 page 57 page 59 page 59 page 60 page 60
• COM - Permits selection of the PC port, baud rates, parity, data bits, and stop bits for communication with the 2052. • Convert - Translates older SW15 program data files to the current format (SW15 Version 1.01).
Exit returns to the main menu, page 14.
• DIR - Permits selection of directories on the current disk drive. All SW15 data file read and write operations are performed in the selected directory.
Note: The Access line of the Utility menu is selectable only when password is enabled (see SW15 Program Modes, page 12). If password is not enabled, this line is grayed in the menu and cannot be selected.
• Disk - Permits selection of the disk drive on the PC for SW15 data file storage. All SW15 data file read and write operations are performed on the selected disk.
There are no Function key selections available for these submenus. The submenus provide direct control of several PC disk, file, and port utility functions.
• File - Lists the files in the current directory and allows the deletion of a file. • Printer - Selects the port on the PC which has a printer connected. • Exit - Returns to the Main Menu
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PROGRAM OPERATION ACCESS The Access function allows the assignment of a password and access privileges to each of 64 users for access to the SW15 program. User 1 is the SYSTEM user, and only the password may be changed. All other users may be defined with unique user names, passwords, and SW15 submenu access privileges. This menu is accessible only when the system is enabled for password (see SW15 Program Modes, page 12). The data entered by this menu is PC-resident only. 1. Select the Access entry of the Utility menu. 2. Press the ENTER key. A PC Access menu is displayed to select User Access Groups 1-8, 9-16, 17-24, 28-32, 33-40, 41-48, 49-56, or 57-64. PC Access Edit User Access Groups Group 1 - Users ( 1 - 8) Group 2 - Users ( 9 - 16) Group 3 - Users (17 - 24) Group 4 - Users (25 - 32) Group 5 - Users (33 - 40) Group 6 - Users (41 - 48) Group 7 - Users (49 - 56) Group 8 - Users (57 - 64)
- ¯ , , scroll. accepts selection. exits.
AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics 2. Select the desired group. To change the System operator’s password, select Group 1. 3. Press the ENTER key. The Edit User’s PC Access menu, shown on the following page, is displayed for editing the group selected. 4. Edit the user data (see instructions on the following page). 5. Select another user group for editing, or press the ESC key to exit to the Utility menu.
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User Access Editing To change the Password and access privileges for any other user:
The Edit User’s PC Access menu, illustrated below, associates a user with a password for access to the SW15 program. Each user password can be customized to allow/disallow access to various system programming functions.
1. Select the desired User with the PgUp or PgDn keys. 2. Enter a User ID of 3 to 16 characters. This is the code that is entered for “User:” at the password prompt, page 12.
To change the SYSTEM user Password:
3. Enter a Password for the user, from 6 to 16 characters, and press the ENTER key.
1. Select User 1 from the Edit User’s PC Access menu. Each user is selected using the PgUp or PgDn keys.
4. For validation, enter the new password again and press the ENTER key. A tone will sound if the password entries do not match.
2. Enter the new Password, from 6 to 16 characters. As each character is entered, an “X” is displayed in the Password entry. Press the ENTER key.
5. Enter a user Name of up to 16 characters. This name is displayed only in this PC Access menu.
3. For validation, enter the new password again and press the ENTER key. A tone will sound if the password entries do not match.
6. Select each area of the Submenu Access for setting the user access to each programming function. 7. The Submenu Access lists the SW15 menu programming items, such as Configure Date and Time, Camera Titles, etc. Following each item is a Y (yes) which indicates that the user has access to that programming feature. To remove access, move the cursor to the privilege and type N (no).
The menu changes to User 2 after the SYSTEM password is entered. No other information or access privileges can be changed for the SYSTEM user.
8. Select another user and repeat the above steps, or press the ESC key to return to the PC User Access Groups menu, page 54.
PC Access Edit User’s PC Access User 1 : Password : Name :
SYSTEM XXXXXX SYSTEM OPERATOR - - Submenu Access - -
Configure System Access : System Port : Date and Time : Pseudo Camera : Salvo Callup : Alarms : System Tours : Event Timers : Keyboard Locate : Camera Locate : Alarm Locate : Transfer System :
[Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y] [Y]
Monitor View Access : Keyboard Access : Status :
[Y] [Y] [Y]
Camera Titles/VLD : Kbd View/Control :
[Y] [Y]
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PROGRAM OPERATION COM Permits selection of the PC COM port, baud rate, parity, data bits, and stop bits for communication with the 2052. 1. Select the COM entry of the Utility menu. 2. Press the ENTER key. The COM Port select menu is displayed, below. PC COM Port
Port COM1 COM2
Current Port - COM1 - ¯, , scroll. accepts selection. exits.
AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics 3. Select either COM1 or COM2 and press the ENTER key. The COM Port Edit Parameters menu, below, is displayed. PC COM Port Edit Parameters Port: Baud: Parity: Data: Stop:
[COM1] [4800 ] [None ] [8] [1]
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DATA
BAUD RATE
9. Use the space bar to cycle through the options of 7 or 8.
5. Use the space bar to cycle through the options of 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, or 9600. A selection of 4800 is recommended.
10. Press the ENTER key to lock in the Data selection and move to the next line item.
6. Press the ENTER key to lock in the Baud rate selection and move to the next line item.
STOP 11. Use the space bar to cycle through the options of 1 or 2.
PARITY
12. Press the ENTER key to lock in the Stop selection.
7. Use the space bar key to cycle through the options of odd, even, or none.
When all entries are set as desired: 13. Press the ESC key to return to the Utility menu.
8. Press the ENTER key to lock in the Parity selection and move to the next line item.
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PROGRAM OPERATION CONVERT The Convert function translates older SW15 data files to the current format for SW15 Version 1.01. 1. Select the CONVERT entry from the Utility menu. 2. Press the ENTER key. The SW15 Data File Type menu is displayed, indicating the types of data files that can be converted. See the Appendix for a list of the data file types. (Currently, only Alarm Contact files require conversion to a new format for Version 1.01.) SW15 To SW15 Version 1.01 Data File Conversion
SW15 Data File Type Alarm Contact (*.ALM)
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AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics 3. Select the type of file to convert. 4. Press the ENTER key. A file listing is then displayed showing all files of the selected file type (*.ALM) that are in the current directory. SW15 To SW15 Version 1.01 Data File Conversion Read an Alarm Contact File
DATA1.ALM DATA2.ALM
C:\SW15\*.ALM 21504 21504
1/24/94 3/26/94
11:51a 1:45p
- ¯, , scroll, accepts selection. exits.
AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics 5. Select the file to be converted. 6. Press the ENTER key. The selected file is converted to the new format. A file listing is displayed next for the Pseudo camera number file selection, see following page.
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7. Following conversion of an Alarm Contact file, the system checks the converted camera numbers against the pseudo camera numbers. For this purpose, the following menu is displayed identifying the current Pseudo Number file. SW15 To SW15 Version 1.01 Data File Conversion Read a Pseudo Number File
PSEUDO.NUM
C:\SW15\*.NUM 21504 1/24/94
11:51a
- ¯, , scroll, accepts selection. exits.
AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics 8. Press the ENTER key. The program verifies that the camera numbers in the converted Alarm Contact file match those in the selected Pseudo Number file. If the Alarm Contact files contain camera numbers that do not match the Pseudo Number file, an error message is displayed indicating that the older type Pseudo Number file must be used. When this occurs, the existing *.NUM file from the older SW15 Version 1.00 must be copied into the directory for the current 1.01 version of SW15. 9. If the camera numbers match, the program prompts the user to enter a file name for the converted Alarm Contact file. Enter a file name, a maximum of 8 characters. 10. Press the ENTER key. The program automatically adds the “ALM” file extension to this name and saves the converted file to disk. 11. The Alarm Contact file listing (page 57) is redisplayed for selection of another file to convert. Repeat the above steps, 5 - 10, for each file to be converted. 12. Press the ESC key to return to the Utility Menu.
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PROGRAM OPERATION DIR Provides a list of the current directories and allows selection of a different directory for file reading and writing. 1. Select the DIR entry from the Utility menu. 2. Press the ENTER key. The Directory menu is displayed, indicating the current directory selected. Directory
C:\SW15\*.* 5/28/94 10:51a
..
- ¯, , scroll. changes directory. exits.
AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics 3. Use the arrow keys to select the desired directory. 4. Press the ENTER key to change to the selected directory. 5. Press the ESC key to return to the Utility Menu.
DISK Selects a different disk drive on the PC for the writing or reading of files. 1. Select the DISK entry from the Utility menu. 2. Press the ENTER key. The Drive menu is displayed, indicating the current disk drive selected. Drive
Current Drive: C Change to:
Enter a valid disk drive letter. exits. AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics 3. To select a different disk drive, enter a valid disk drive letter (A, B, C, etc.). 4. Press the ENTER key to change to the selected disk. 5. Press the ESC key to return to the Utility Menu. 59
PROGRAM OPERATION FILE Provides a display of the list of files in a selected directory, and allows a file to be deleted from the directory. 1. Select the FILE entry from the Utility menu. 2. Press the ENTER key. The Files menu lists all files, their size (in bytes), and the date and time the file was created. Files PASSWORD.HLP PSEUDO.NUM SW15.CFG SW15.EXE SW15.OVR
3. 4. 5.
6.
C:\SW15\*.* 2787 2048 12 119392 340247
1/24/94 3/26/94 3/28/94 3/26/94 3/26/94
11:51a 1:45p 2:01p 12:01p 12:01p
- ¯, , scroll. erase file, exits. AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics Use the arrow keys to select the desired file to be erased. Note: DO NOT ERASE the SW15 system program files: Press the ENTER key to erase the selected file. SW15.CFG SW15.EXE, SW15.OVR, SYSTEM.HLP, A message is displayed asking for confirmation of the file and PASSWORD.HLP. erase action. Enter Y to confirm the erase, or N to return to If the SW15.CFG file is erased, the current configuration the File menu without erasing the selected file. is lost, and when the system is restarted the Program Press the ESC key to return to the Utility Menu. Initialization screens will be displayed again.
PRINTER Selects the port on the PC which has a printer connected. 1. Select the PRINTER entry from the Utility menu. 2. Press the ENTER key. The Printer Port menu is displayed. Printer Assignment PC Port COM1 COM2 LPT1 LPT2 LPT3 Current Printer Port - LPT1 - ¯, , scroll., exits. AD2052 PC Software, SW15 Version 1.01, Copyright (c) 1994, American Dynamics
3. Use the UP or DOWN arrow keys to select the desired printer port. LPT1 is generally used by most PC’s. 4. Press the ENTER key to lock in the selection. 5. Press the ESC key to return to the Utility Menu. 60
APPENDIX
APPENDIX 2052SW15 Version 1.01 File Types File Extension *.ACA *.ALF *.ALM *.AMA *.CET *.CLF *.DNL *.EVT *.KLF *.KVC *.MKA *.MPS *.MSA *.MVA *.NUM *.PRI *.SAL *.TOR *.UAF
File Type Alarm Contact Arming Alarm Locate Alarm Contact Alarm Monitor Arming Camera Title Camera Locate System Transfer Event Timer Keyboard Locate Keyboard View/Control Monitor Keyboard Access System Port Selection Monitor Status Alarm Monitor View Access Pseudo Camera Number Priority Level Salvo Callup System Tour User Access
Where Used Contact Arming function of the Alarms Menu Alarm Locator function of the Configure Menu Contacts function of the Alarms Menu Monitor Arming function of the Alarms Menu Titles/VLD function of the Camera Menu Camera Locator function of the Configure Menu Transfer System function of the Configure Menu Event Timers function of the Configure Menu Keyboard Locator function of the Configure Menu Keyboard View/Control function of the Camera Menu Keyboard Access function of the Monitor Menu Port function of the Configure Menu Status function of the Monitor Menu View Access function of the Monitor Menu Pseudo Cameras function of the Configure Menu Priority Level function of the Access/Priority Menu Salvo function of the Configure Menu System Tours function of the Configure Menu Access function of the Access/Priority Menu
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* The file name for each file is specified by the operator when that file is saved (via the F3 Write function, see page 7) with two exceptions: PSEUDO.NUM and SYSTEM.UAF; these names are assigned by the SW15 program to the Pseudo Camera Number file and the User Access file.
The following are the SW15 system software files: SW15.EXE SW15 Program SW15.OVR SW15 Program Overlay SYSTEM.HLP SW15 Program Help PASSWORD.HLP SW15 Program Help for Access menus SW15.CFG System Configuration (created by SW15 during Program Initialization, page 8)
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