Priority Of Spot Monitor Control In; Automatic Reset Selection Switch For Spot Monitor Control Input; Alarm Senssrs Signal; Intercom Signal - Panasonic WV-BM90 Service Manual

PRIORITY OF SPOT MONITOR CONTROL IN

The selection of the camera by Spot Monitor Control In is
set as first come, first served.
The Camera Selection Switch has a first priority against
any selectional signal.
Set the Power Switch (POWER) on the front panel to the
ON position by pushing once.
The switch remains down
camera ON, and green lamps for sequence and channel(s)
which the Camera(s) is/are connected light ON approx.
4 seconds for you to confirm how many cameras are
connected.
Set the Mode Selection Switch (MODE) to the ON position.
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AUTOMATIC RESET SELECTION SWITCH FOR SPOT
MONITOR CONTROL INPUT
The monitor has the built-in automatic reset circuit which is
automatically reset the spot monitor control input signals
such as intercom, alarm sensors etc. at approx. 60
seconds after input signal is received.
The automatic reset circuit is functioned according to the
spot monitor control input signals as;

Alarm Senssrs Signal

The selection of the camera by the alarm sensors sig-
nal is automatically reset after approx. 60 seconds and
the selection of the camera is returned to the sequential
switching.
2.

Intercom Signal

(a) Intercom Communication
The selection of the camera by the intercom signal is being
held during intercom communication and will be reset for
the sequential switching after the intercom communication
has been over.
(b) Intercom Calling
The selection of the camera by intercom calling signal
only is automatically reset after approx. 60 seconds and
the selection of the camera is returned to the sequential
switching.
keeping the monitor and
3. Time Lapse VTR
When the Time Lapse VTR is connected with Mini CCN
System, the selection of the camera by alarm sen-
by the Time Lapse VTR and the selection of the camera is
returned to the sequential switching.