Vmd Options - Dedicated Micros digital sprite 2 Setup Manual

General Contacts General Contacts
Enabled
Module
Contact
Input Source
Pulse extension (sec)
General Contact
The Digital Sprite 2 has 32 General Contacts that can be accessed and
configured within this menu, Use the
Enabled
Each input can be enabled or disabled. Highlight the option and use the
buttons to enable or disable the input.
Module
The on-board (AUX) alarms and the on-board Direct Alarm modules can be
selected for configuration, as well as module 1 through to module 16.
Contact
Where multiple alarms are available, the relevant contact can be selected.
Input Source
The alarm inputs can be configured as Normally Open (N/O) or Normally
Closed (N/C).
Pulse extension
A pulse extension (000 - 999 seconds) can be added to each alarm input.
A pulse extension extends the trigger period to avoid double alarm triggers
from occurring, i.e. If a second trigger occurs on the same alarm input within
the pulse extension time period, the unit will not create a new event.
1 2 >> 1 - 32
Aux, Direct, 01 - 16
Aux Aux
01 - 20
01 01
N/O, N/C
N/O N/O
000 - 999
000 000
button to select the required contact.

VMD Options

The Digital Sprite 2 supports Video Motion Detection and Activity Detection
functionality, this menu allows the global parameters of this feature to be
configured.
VMD Options
VMD protect period
VMD pulse extension
VMD pre-alarm time
VMD alarm duration
Relays
Cell display
VMD buzzer
VMD Protect Period
Any VMD event can be protected from being overwritten. The protection period
can be set as a number of days or indefinitely, ensuring the files are always
or
available. The files will be automatically overwritten after the configured period
has expired.
Note: Protecting images will reduce the hard disk capacity. This should be
taken into account when specifying hard disk requirements.
VMD Pulse Extension, Pre-Alarm Time and Alarm
Duration
The pulse extension extends the trigger period to avoid double triggers of VMD
occurring, i.e. If a second incident of VMD is received, after the first alarm is
finished but within this period, the unit will not create a new event.
Pre-Alarm Time
This is the period of time, prior to the VMD trigger, that will be included along
with the VMD recording for archive and protected.
Set period 000 days
000 - 999, Indefinitely
002 secs 000 - 999 secs
000 - 999 secs
000 secs
000 - 999 secs
002 secs
Edit
Disabled, Enabled
Disabled
No No, Yes
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