Configuring Sectors; Table 3-6 Sector Functions - Honeywell ACUIX ES Installation And Configuration Manual

Configuring the ACUIX ES

Configuring Sectors

Task/Action with Default
Programming a Sector
1. Select 2 Display Options > 2 Sectors > ON to
turn on the Sector title display.
2. Select 6 Function Programming > 5 Program
Sector.
3. Select a Sector ID number to program. Press Iris
Open (+).
4. Using the joystick to scroll through the list of
numbers and letters, enter a 24-alphanumeric
name for the Sector. Press Iris Open (+).
The instructions Go to lower left corner
and press Iris Open when done display.
5. Press Focus Far (-) to switch to PTZ mode to gain
control over the joystick and position the picture to
the lower left corner of the Sector.
6. Press Focus Near (+) to switch to menu mode to
access the controller keyboard. Press Iris Open
(+).
The instructions Go to upper right corner
and press Iris Open when done display.
7. Press Focus Far (-) to switch to PTZ mode to gain
control over the joystick and position the picture to
the upper right corner of the Sector.
8. Press Focus Near (+) to switch to menu mode to
access the controller keyboard.
9. Press Iris Open (+) > Focus Far (-) > Iris Close
(-) to save the Sector.
10. Program another Sector or exit.
Turning Sector ID Titles ON or OFF
• Select 2 Display Options > 2 Sectors > ON or
OFF (default).
Changing a Sector Name Location on the Monitor
• Select 2 Display Options > 7 Change Sector
Name Loc > Depending on the protocol, use
either arrows or the joystick to move the text up or
down the monitor to position as required.
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Table 3-6 Sector Functions
Notes
• If the upper right tilt position is below the lower left
tilt position, the message Illegal Tilt
Direction displays. Repeat steps or press Iris
Close (-) to cancel the operation and return to
manual operation.
• Use the joystick to scroll through a list instead of
the instructions on screen that say to use the
arrow keys.
If the dome has overlapping sectors displaying at the
same time, the two titles alternate at 1.5 second
intervals.