Operation And Use, Menus - Security Labs SL611 User Manual

OPERATION AND USE - Menus
SECURITY FUNCTIONS / MENUS
To set up user preferences for security recording, press the menu button on the remote control. The first menu dis-
played allows you to select other setup menus. SEE A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EACH FUNCTION IN "OPER-
ATION AND USE - FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTIONS" pages 10 - 12.
MAIN MENU (EDIT SECURITY FEATURES)
Within the main menu, the you may select the following
options:
1) SET RECORD OPTIONS: To select triggered record
durations, end of tape options, and to set screen text
(see below).
2) SET TIMED EVENTS: To set future automatically
recorded timed events, or to block triggers (see page
8).
3) SET CLOCK: To set the clock (see below).
4) ON SCREEN : ON /OFF: By pressing "4" in this
menu, the user toggles the on screen time, date, and
text display ON and OFF.
EDIT RECORD OPTIONS MENU (enter from EDIT
SECURITY FEATURES Menu selection # 1)
1) RECORD DURATION: Pressing the REW and FF
buttons on the remote toggle the value for the record
duration. You will find 62 different event times (10 sec,
30 sec., and 1 to 60 min. in one minute increments).
Another selection just prior to the "one minute" selection
is LOOP (shown).
2) REWIND AND STANDBY or REWIND AND EJECT:
Selectable for end of tape option for the tape to rewind
and eject to prevent record over, or rewind and standby
to allow additional events to be recorded. The LOOP
setting under RECORD DURATION WILL OVER
RIDE THE REWIND OPTION. The LOOP setting
enables the machine to REWIND and RECORD.
3) SET SCREEN TEXT: To set on screen text and
placement (see page 8).
SET CLOCK MENU (enter from EDIT SECURITY
FEATURES Menu selection # 3)
Enter the current time (as a four digit number, ie. 0433
= 4:33 or 1210 = 12:10) A request for AM or PM will
appear after the time portion is entered. If you enter an
incorrect digit, pressing the clear button will move you
back through your entry. After setting the clock and exit-
ing all the way out of all menus, the recorder will dis-
play "STANDBY" for a few seconds while it initializes
the internal clock.
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