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PS-90XD   

 

     

 

            PROSTAR 

 

5. Menu Setup 

 

 

You push MENU Button to enter the Menu mode. The values set in Menu remain unchanged even after power-off. 

You can move cursors to set values with the keys as below: 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

You select any menus with the cursors (

×

 

Ø

) and enter (

©

to have sub menus. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

5-1. Time/Date Setup 

  1. TIME: Time Setup. 

2. DATE: Date Setup. 

3. TIME/ DATE DISPLAY: You can set the time Time or Display   

    on or off. 

4. DATE FORMAT: You can choose any one of three Date   

    formats (ASIA, US, EURO).   

            1) ASIA:    yyyy - mm - dd   

            2) USA :    mm - dd – yyyy 

 

 

 

 

 

 

                    3) EURO:    dd - mm – yyyy 

5. TIME CORRECT: 

You can set time correction values(seconds) to maintain the most correct time. The set values 

will be added to or subtracted from the current time every day or month.

 

6. TIME/DATE OSD SIZE :

 

The size of the letter is x1, x1.5,  x2 

7. TIME/DATE OSD LOCATION :

 

You can change the date time display position to one of A, B, or C 

Button 

Button Function 

Õ

 

×

 

Ø

 

Ö

 

Move cursor 

▲▼ 

Incriease or Decrease the Value 

©

 

Enter Key (confirmation) / Enter Submenu. 

®

 

Exit / Enter Uppermenu. 

 
- MAIN MENU- 

 

1.

 

TIME/DATE 

2.

 

CAMERA 

3.

 

AUTO SEQUENCE 

4.

 

DISPLAY 

5.

 

MOTION DETECTION 

6.

 

MISCELLANEOUS   

 

 
- TIME/DATE  - 

           

1. TIME :  12:25:30(HH:MM:SS) 
2. DATE: 2001-01-09(YY-MM-DD) 
3. TIME/DATE DISPLAY : ON   
4. DATE FORMAT    : ASIA 
5. TIME CORRECT: DAY+00SEC 
6.TIME/ DATE OSD SIZE    : 1.5X 
7. TIME/DATE OSD LOCATION :B 

 

Summary of Contents for PS-90XD

Page 1: ...XD PROSTAR User s Manual PS 90XD 9 Channel HD Output Splitter 1920 x 1080 A 703 HagyeTecnotown 250 3 Hagye Dong Nowon Gu Seoul Korea TEL 82 2 972 0230 FAX 82 2 972 0232 http www prostar co kr Prostar...

Page 2: ...4 MAIN FEATURES DESCIPTION 6 4 1 MONITOR SCREEN 4 2 MOTION DETECTION 4 3 VIDEO LOSS ARARM 4 4 Serial REMOTE CONTROL 4 5 Paralell REMOTE CONTROL 5 MENU SETUP 7 5 1 TIME DATE SETUP 5 2 CAMERA NAME SETUP...

Page 3: ...display quality PS 90XD supports such functions as alarm buzzer remote control motion detection etc Main features 9 channels split displayed on a Ful HD monitor 1920x1080 NTSC 720x480 PAL 720x576 NTSC...

Page 4: ...ENCE 1 Sequential Display External Input PLAY 1 Select PB Play back Input MENU MENU 1 Menu Mode Exit from Menu 2 3 Electrical and Physical size and characteristics Name Description Input Resolution NT...

Page 5: ...UENCE Button Play Back from Rear BNC PB1 2 Menu Mode 3 2 PS 90XD Rear Pannel Earth Terminal Paralell Remote control SPOT Output RS 232C Terminal Video Input CH 1 4 Video Input CH 5 8 Video Input CH 9...

Page 6: ...pecified protocol 4 5 Paralell Remote Control You can use this port to control other devices contacts or switches as shown in the diagram below The operation differs according to the state of S15 Oper...

Page 7: ...RRECT You can set time correction values seconds to maintain the most correct time The set values will be added to or subtracted from the current time every day or month 6 TIME DATE OSD SIZE The size...

Page 8: ...s the main output Choose one of AUTO 1920X1080 1650X1050 1280X1024 AUTO is to scale to moitor resolution automatically 2 OSD DISPLAY Set to OFF the camera name time date etc characters on the screen d...

Page 9: ...eactivate it OFF if you are not going to use it If you select AREA you are required to mark areas for motion detection 17 MOTION SENSITIVITY Set the motion sensitivity As the sensitivity gets closer t...

Page 10: ...nment 2 TXD 3 RXD 5 GND 1 data bit 8 2 parity None 3 stop bit 1 4 board rate 9 600 bps 5 flow control Harf Simplex Only Recieve LOOP OUT 75 75 OUTPUT BNC 1 2 3 75 TO MONITOR 2Vpp ESD PROTECTOR ESD PRO...

Page 11: ...ifferent MULTI REMOTE ID from 1 16 after entering MISCELLANEOUS in menu SOH HEADER STX OPCODE ETX The following codes show each of their functions CONTROL CODE OP CODE INITIAL CODE CODE FUNCTION CODE...

Page 12: ...FOR REPAIR THERE ARE NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS IT MAY EXPOSE YOU TO DANGEROUS VOLTAGES OR OTHER HAZARDS REFER TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL FOR REPAIR 13 REPLACEMENT PARTS ARE TO BE PROVIDED BY THE AUTHORIZE...

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