GE Security SymSafe User Manual page 21

Control Use
Alarm Indicator
Mimics the most severe status level of the alarm LED's (Camera, Recording, Network, or HDD LED)
Red (flash bright). If any alarm LED is flashing red, or
Red (solid bright). If any alarm LED is solid red, or
Green (solid bright). If all status is okay on all alarm LED's.
Off. Power off.
USB connector Connects to compatible USB devices such as a flashdrive.
DVD recorder Use to archive video. See caution below.
Archive button Push to initiate Archive mode.
Eject button Push to eject DVD-R from drive.
Display button Push to cycle through available multiscreen options for monitor A.
Sequence button Push to start Sequence mode. Default sequence is analog cameras 1-16, then IP cameras 1-2.
Monitor A/B buttons Controls which monitor will be affected by the analog/IP camera controls.
Analog/IP button Controls which camera is selected when the camera buttons are pressed.
Camera buttons Push to display the selected camera in fullscreen. In Setup mode used to input numerical data.
Camera LED Green (solid bright): Connected and working properly, awake mode.
(Analog 1-16 and Green (solid dim): Connected and working properly, stealth mode.
IP 1-2) Red (flashing): Alarm detected, not acknowledged, or in Videoloss.
Red (solid): Alarm detected, acknowledged.
Off, camera is disabled.
Recording LED Green (solid bright): Recording properly, awake mode.
Green (solid dim): Recording properly, stealth mode.
Red (flashing): Recording failure, not acknowledged.
Red (solid): Recording failure, acknowledged.
Network LED Green (solid bright): Connected and working properly, awake mode.
Green (solid dim): Connected and working properly, stealth mode.
Red (flashing): Connection failure alarm, not acknowledged.
Red (solid): Connection failure alarm, acknowledged.
HDD LED Green (solid bright): Working properly, awake mode.
Green (solid dim): Working properly, stealth mode.
Red (flashing): Disk failure alarm, not acknowledged.
Red (solid): Disk failure alarm, acknowledged.
Do not use DVD's with paper labels attached to the surface of the DVD. The label's surface may become
CAUTION
damaged and cause the DVD media to become stuck inside the DVD recorder.
Chapter 2
Connections and Controls
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