Videotec SM84A Manuel D'instructions page 65

[CHANGE TIME
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[ Actual time: 14:21:25
[ 1.Hour : 14
[ 2.Minute: 21
[ 3.Zero seconds
[ 4.Format : 24 HOURS
[ 5.Visible : YES
[ 6.Position: UP/LEFT
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[SEQ.End
[DAY SEQUENCES
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[ 1.Start: O7:OO
[ 2.End : 17:59
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[WEEK DAYS
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[ 1.Monday : WORKING DAY
[ 2.Tuesday : WORKING DAY
[ 3.Wednesday: WORKING DAY
[ 4.Thursday : WORKING DAY
[ 5.Friday : WORKING DAY
[ 6.Saturday : WORKING DAY
[ 7.Sunday : HOLIDAY
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[EXTERNAL TRIGGERS
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[ 1.Alarm Ext.Reset: NEG
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[ 3.Use VCR: YES
[ 4.Trigger VCR: POS
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2.2]
Set time submenu
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The current time is suggested; pressing
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minutes respectively. After requesting the change of one of these parameters,
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/ will change its value,
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sets the seconds to zero.
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The hour format can be standard (24H) or twelve-hour (12H).
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Visibility and position can be changed by pressing
Press to return to the previous menu.
2.4]
Daytime sequence submenu
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If different day- and night-time sequences are to be used, this menu is used to
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define the starting time for the daytime sequence on working days. The night-
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time sequence will be used for the rest of the day and on holidays. (See
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Press and
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the value, will confirm the change. The minutes can be changed in 10-
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minute steps. In the example shown on the left, the daytime sequence is used
on working days from 7:00 to 17:59. The night-time sequence will therefore be
used from 18:00 to 06:59.
2.5]
Days of the week submenu
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If different daytime and night-time sequences are to be used, this menu is used
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to define the status of each day of the week: for the days defined as WEEK
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DAYS the night-time sequences are used for the whole 24 hour period. For
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WORKING DAYS both daytime and night-time sequences are used, following
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the timetable defined in the Daytime sequence submenu.
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2.6]
External Trigger Submenu
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Pressing defines the type of external reset impulse for the alarm condition.
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If this impulse is not used the value of the setting is not important.
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Pressing enables/disables recognition of the trigger from the VCR.
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Pressing defines the type of VCR's trigger.
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For both types of impulse, POS means that the signal is usually low and the
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impulse is recognised on the rising edge; NEG means the signal is usually high
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and the impulse is recognised on the falling edge. See the instruction manual
of the device supplying the control impulse for information on the type of signal
to consider.
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will confirm the change.
to proceed with the time change.
and will change the hour and
and .
and will change
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