Alarm Output; Behavior Settings; Action Settings; Buzzer Out - Digimerge DHU600 Series Instruction Manual

ALARM OUTPUT

Use the Alarm Output menu to configure
behavior and action settings for an external
alarm output device, such as a siren or light.
Figure 23.2 Alarm Output menu

Behavior Settings

To configure behavior settings:
1. Select ALARM OUTPUT and press ENTER.
2. Under ALARM OUT, select a channel for
alarm output.
Number of alarm out channels varies
NOTE:
by system model.
3. Under OPERATION, select ENABLE or
DISABLE.
You must select ENABLE in order to
NOTE:
configure action settings.
4. Under MODE, select TRANSPARENT or
LATCHED.
"Transparent" indicates the output is
NOTE:
active only when the trigger criteria is
present. "Latched" indicates the output is
active for a set period of time after a trigger.
5. Under DURATION, select 5 SEC (default),
10 SEC, 15 SEC, 20 SEC, 30 SEC, 40 SEC,
60 SEC, 120 SEC, 180 SEC, 300 SEC, or
Until Key (until a key is pressed on the
system).
In Latched mode, "Duration" refers to
NOTE:
the time that the alarm output remains
active after it has been triggered.
6. Under TYPE, select N/O or N/C.
7. Under HDD EVENT, select ON/OFF. If ON,
an HDD event will trigger an alarm output.

Action Settings

Set event triggers for each channel.
To configure action settings:
1. Set the following:
• ALARM: Select the box to enable the alarm
output when an alarm input is triggered
• VIDEO LOSS: Select the box to enable the
alarm output when video loss occurs on the
system
• MOTION: Select the box to enable the alarm
output when motion is detected on the
system
2. Select APPLY and press ENTER to save
your settings or select CANCEL to restore
defaults.
3. Select CLOSE and press ENTER to exit.

BUZZER OUT

Use the Buzzer Out menu to configure
behavior and actions for the system alarm.
Figure 23.3 Buzzer Out menu
Behavior Settings
To configure behavior settings:
1. Select BUZZER OUT and press ENTER.
2. Under OPERATION, select ENABLE or
DISABLE.
You must select ENABLE in order to
NOTE:
configure action settings.
3. Under HDD EVENT, select ON/OFF. If ON,
an HDD event will trigger an alarm output.
Using the System Menu
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