Configuring Advanced Presets - Honeywell EQUIP Series Installation And Configuration Manual

Configuring Presets, Tours, Privacy Zones, Sectors, and Alarms

Configuring Advanced Presets

Defining an Advanced Preset
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An advanced preset is a preset that can have multiple control and display
settings associated with it. An advanced preset can be part of a preset tour and
can be mapped to alarm and default functions. It can be defined with PTZ
coordinates or without PTZ coordinates. It can also be defined as local or global.
If the advanced preset is defined with PTZ, when recalled it goes to the PTZ
location mapped to it and enables the advanced preset parameters. If defined
without PTZ, it enables the advanced preset parameters without changing the
position of the camera.
If the advanced preset is defined as local, moving out of the preset returns the
camera to its original OSD menu settings. If it is defined as global, the settings
mapped to the advanced preset are copied to the OSD menu and remain in
effect even after the advanced preset is no longer active.
Note The dome may take up to six seconds to go to an advanced preset
depending on the number of parameters configured for that preset.
To define a preset as an advanced preset:
1. Click the Live View tab.
2. In the PTZ Settings panel, in the Preset Details box, type 97, and then
click Goto.
3. Using the arrow keys on the PTZ controls (see
enter the number of the preset you want to define as an advanced preset,
and then click Iris Open.
4. Click Focus Near to set the advanced preset to ON.
5. Click Focus Far to set the advanced preset to Local or Global:
• Local: The advanced preset parameters only apply to the preset itself.
The settings remain in effect until the dome is controlled either
manually or automatically.
• Global: The advanced preset parameters are copied to the OSD menu
settings and applied globally. The settings remain in effect even after
the advanced preset is no longer active.
6. Click Iris Open.
The following message appears:
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