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ARC-19509 

ArcVision Technology Corp. 

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8.4 CAMERA SET UP 

In the main menu select 

CAMERA SET UP

, and press <ENTER> to enter the menu of Figure 8-4.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Figure 8-

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Figure 8-5

 

     

8.4.1 CAMERA TITLE 

Edit the camera title. In the menu of Figure 8-4 select 

CAMERA TITLE

 and press <ENTER> to enter the menu of Figure 8-5. 

Select  the  camera  to  edit  its  title,  and  press  <ENTER>  key  to  enter  edit  procedure  to  edit  the  title.  Every  title  contains  up  to  8 
characters. After finish editing press <EXIT> to return to the menu of Figure 8-4. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Figure 8-6

                                                       

Figure 8-7

 

 

8.4.2 CAMERA TITLE DISPLAY 

On the menu of Figure 8-4 select 

CAMERA TITLE DISPLAY

, and press <ENTER> to enter the menu of Figure 8-6. 

Set to 

ON

 to display the camera titles and 

OFF

 for no title display. 

 

8.4.3 CAMERA 1, 2, 3 SET UP 

On the menu of Figure 8-4 select 

CAMERA 1,2,3 SET UP

, and press <ENTER> to enter the menu of Figure 8-7 to set    brightness, 

contrast, chroma and sharpness for each camera. 

 

 
 
 
 

CAMERA SET UP             ▊▊ 

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▊CAMERA TITLE             
▊CAMERA TITLE DISPLAY 
▊CAMERA 1,2,3 SET UP 
▊CAMERA 4,5,6 SET UP 
▊CAMERA 7,8,9 SET UP 

 
 
 

 

CAMERA TITLE            ▊▊▊ 

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CAMERA 1:---CH1----        

CAMERA 2:---CH2----        

CAMERA 3:---CH3----        

CAMERA 4:---CH4----        

CAMERA 5:---CH5----        

CAMERA 6:---CH6----        

CAMERA 7:---CH7----        

CAMERA 8:---CH8----        

CAMERA 9:---CH9----        

CAMERA TITLE DISPLAY    ▊▊▊ 

  ----------------------------- 

CAMERA 1:ON               
CAMERA 2:ON               
CAMERA 3:ON               
CAMERA 4:ON               
CAMERA 5:ON               
CAMERA 6:ON               
CAMERA 7:ON               
CAMERA 8:ON               
CAMERA 9:ON               

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

CAMERA 1,2,3 SET UP     ▊▊▊ 

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  CAMERA 1 
      BRIGHTNESS 20            
      CONTRAST   40 
      CHROMA     17 
      SHARPNESS  10 
 
  CAMERA 2 
      BRIGHTNESS 20 
      CONTRAST   40 
      CHROMA     17 
      SHARPNESS  10 
 
  CAMERA 3 
      BRIGHTNESS 20 
      CONTRAST   40 
      CHROMA     17 

    SHARPNESS  10 

Summary of Contents for ARC-19509

Page 1: ...ARC 19509 Nine Channels Duplex Video Multiplexer User s Manual...

Page 2: ...ion Technology Corp 1 CONTENTS 2003 09 01 V1 0 040055A 1 Introduction 2 2 Specification 2 3 Installation 3 4 Function Key Description 4 5 Operation Mode 5 6 Recording and Playback 6 7 Alarm Function 7...

Page 3: ...mable 13 Record event lists power on video loss motion detection and alarm input up to 50 records 14 Supports general and time lapse VCR recording mode for VCR and provides external trigger 2H 12H 24H...

Page 4: ...C Relay output normal close terminal 13 RELAY OUT N O Relay output normal open terminal 14 ALARM IN 9 External alarm input 9 15 ALARM IN 8 External alarm input 8 3 3 REC TRIGGER INPUT PORT REC trigger...

Page 5: ...yback mode return to normal mode press this button again when under normal mode condition 4 5 Press FREEZE key to freeze image s See next page operation mode for detail when under normal or playback m...

Page 6: ...begins to flash 2 Press MULTI WIN key or camera channel selection keys to release the camera channel to multi window image or full image of the selected camera channel This mode supports 2X zoom funct...

Page 7: ...t VCR and YK 9509 The acceptable trigger signal is a falling edge negative trigger b RECORD BY SETTING RECORDING TIME The multiplexer can calculate channel switching time by setting recording time at...

Page 8: ...ime in which it is put ON is also recorded It dosen t affect the buzzer and it is able to check whether or not it has once been turned off b When video loss occurs the relay and buzzer will be turned...

Page 9: ...bol represents level indication of the menu One symbol indicates that the menu is on level 1 two symbols indicates that the menu is on level 2 and so on c Item indicator Cursor Half tone area indicate...

Page 10: ...return to the menu of Figure 8 2 User must control the date in February by oneself 8 1 4 TIME DISPLAY Set to ON to display time and OFF to turn off the time display 8 1 5 TIME On the menu in Figure 8...

Page 11: ...e After editing press EXIT key to escape 8 2 4 FOR EXAMPLE Take Figure 8 3 for example Sequence 1 Display 9 split images and standby for 3 for seconds Sequence 2 Display full image of camera 1 standby...

Page 12: ...menu of Figure 8 6 Set to ON to display the camera titles and OFF for no title display 8 4 3 CAMERA 1 2 3 SET UP On the menu of Figure 8 4 select CAMERA 1 2 3 SET UP and press ENTER to enter the menu...

Page 13: ...20H 960 hours 960H User must set the time to 2H when it is not a time lapse VCR 8 5 2 RECORDING TYPE Recording type can be set to FIELD field by field or FRAME frame by frame It is only effective when...

Page 14: ...mute 8 6 1 4 ALARM OUTPUT Set on YES to turn the relay on if a valid alarm occurs Set on NO to keep relay to the current state 8 6 2 VIDEO LOSS CONFIG On the manual of Figure 8 9 select VIDEO LOSS CON...

Page 15: ...8 6 3 2 3 SENSITIVITY User can adjust detection sensitivity If detection object is small the value of sensitivity should increase until a M symbol appear on the right bottom corner of screen 8 6 3 2 4...

Page 16: ...ting by 8 1 2 c The last field is the time of event occurring d User can use or key to turn the next page or the previous page e Press EXIT to escape the alarm list Figure 8 14 8 6 9 CLEAR ALARM LIST...

Page 17: ...LOAD FACTORY DEFAULT and press ENTER to enter the menu of Figure 8 16 to setting Figure 8 16 8 11 1 LOAD DEFAULT SETTING AND CLEAR ALARM LIST Load the parameters of factory default and erase alarm lis...

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