Panasonic WV-CS954 - Manuel (Page 38)

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3. Move the cursor to ALARM IN 2, and then tilt the
joystick left and right to select the operation the
camera should perform when an external signal is
received by ALARM IN 2.
OFF
: Ignore alarm input signals.
2POSI : Move to preset position 2.
SEQ : Start sequential movement.
PATROL2 : Start PATROL 2.
PATROL2 (S) : Start PATROL 2, and maintain the
stored picture quality settings
(page 32) even after completion.
AUTOTRACK2 : Move to preset position number 2,
and then perform auto tracking.
4. Move the cursor to ALARM IN 3, and then tilt the
joystick left and right to select the operation the
camera should perform when an external signal is
received by ALARM IN 3.
OFF
: Ignore alarm input signals.
3POSI : Move to preset position 3.
SORT : Start sort movement.
PATROL3 : Start PATROL 3.
PATROL3 (S) : Start PATROL 3, and maintain the
stored picture quality settings
(page 32) even after completion.
AUTOTRACK3 : Move to preset position number 3,
and then perform auto tracking.
5. Move the cursor to ALARM IN 4, and then tilt the
joystick left and right to select the operation the
camera should perform when an external signal is
received by ALARM IN 4.
OFF
: Ignore alarm input signals.
4POSI : Move to preset position 4.
BW : Black and white display while
signal is being input.
PATROL4 : Start PATROL 4.
PATROL4 (S) : Start PATROL 4, and maintain the
stored picture quality settings
(page 32) even after completion.
AUTOTRACK4 : Move to preset position number 4,
and then perform auto tracking.
Notes:
• Use PATROL 1 (S) to 4 (S) if you want to switch
picture quality (for example to switch picture quality
from day to night) when an alarm input is received.
ALARM IN4 can be used combined with BW.
To use the camera with this application, set the
picture quality you want to switch before registering
the patrol, then start the patrol registration and then
end the registration immediately.
• If you want to change the picture quality settings
according to alarm input for PATROL 1 (S) to 4 (S),
the settings are applied to the camera settings and
are kept even after the camera is turned on again.
6. Move the cursor to CNT-CLS 1, and then tilt the
joystick left and right to select the alarm output that
should be performed over ALARM OUT 1 when an
alarm is detected.
OFF : No alarm output
ALARM : Output an alarm signal when an
alarm is detected by the motion
detector (page 36) or the preset
alarm (page 37). After selecting this
setting, perform step 7 to specify
the alarm signal output time.
AUX1 : Output a contact close signal
when AUX1 input is received from
the system controller.
7. If you selected ALARM in step 6, move the cursor to
TIME OUT and then tilt the joystick left and right to
select the alarm signal output time.
Tilting the joystick cycles through the output time
display in the sequence shown below. (unit: ms)
Note: The shorter the duration, the more
frequent will be the detection output.
8. Move the cursor to CNT-CLS 2, and then tilt the
joystick left and right to select the alarm output that
should be performed from ALARM OUT 2 when an
alarm is detected.
OFF
: No alarm output
BW : Output a contact close signal only
while the camera is in the black
and white mode.
AUX2 : Output a contact close signal
when AUX2 input is received from
the system controller.
Note: It is recommended to set the connected
external device to ignore the shorter alarm outputs
of 90 ms or less from the camera.
9. Move the cursor to COAX ALM OUT, and then tilt
the joystick left or right to toggle it on and off.
This setting turns alarm controls whether an alarm is
output when the camera moves to one of the preset
positions specified for ALARM IN 1 through 4 (1POSI,
2POSI, 3POSI, 4POSI) in steps 2 through 5, above.
ON
: Output an alarm signal from the
video output connector at the
point the camera finishes moving
to a preset position (number 1
through 4) when there is alarm
input to ALARM IN (1 through 4).
OFF : No alarm signal output
Notes:
• The camera ignores alarm inputs during manual
operation.
• Turn off alarm outputs before downloading or
uploading preset data.
100 MS ↔ 200 MS ↔ 1000 MS ↔ 2000 MS ↔ 4000 MS