Bosch LTC 8850 Series Instruction Manual page 46

LTC 8850 | Instruction Manual | Allegiant Server
There are two types of lockout tables available: user-
based lockouts and Allegiant keyboard-based lockouts.
User lockouts are used to restrict system users from
accessing certain cameras, remotes, monitors, and
Allegiant keyboards. Keyboard lockouts are used to
restrict system keyboards from accessing certain
cameras, remotes, monitors, and Allegiant keyboards.
If desired, user and keyboard type lockouts may be
used together to restrict access to appropriate system
resources. When the Lockout Table is selected, sub-
tabs appear containing a tab for each User- and
Keyboard-based lockout:
All lockout tables have a similar appearance and
function. An X entered in the box will lock out the
function of the device. No X will unlock the device.
Lockout User Camera Table
When a lock is set in this table, the user will not be
able to access the camera on any monitor from any
keyboard. Trying to call up the camera will result in an
error response. The table is indexed by the logical
camera number.
Lockout User Remote Table
When a lock is set in this table, the user will not be
able to access the remote device (typically
pan/tilt/zoom control) at the given camera location.
Trying to access the remote device will result in an
error response. The rows are indexed by the logical
camera number.
Lockout User Monitor Table
When a lock is set in this table, the user will not be
able to access the monitor from any Allegiant
keyboard. Trying to change cameras or load a
sequence that uses a locked monitor will result in an
error message The table is indexed by the monitor
number.
Lockout User Keyboard Table
When a lock is set in this table, the user will not be
able to log on to the locked Allegiant keyboard. Trying
to log on to the keyboard will result in an error
message on the logging printer. The table is indexed
by the physical keyboard number.
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Lockout Keyboard Camera Table
When a lock is set in this table, the Allegiant keyboard
will not be able to access the camera on any monitor.
Trying to call up the camera will result in an error
message. The table is indexed by the logical camera
number.
Lockout Keyboard Remote Table
When a lock is set in this table, the Allegiant keyboard
will not be able to access restricted remote devices
(typically pan/tilt/zoom control) at the given camera
location. Trying to access the remote device will result
in an error message. The rows are indexed by the
logical camera number.
Lockout Keyboard Monitor Table
When a lock is set in this table, the Allegiant keyboard
will not be able to access the restricted monitors
Trying to attach a keyboard to a locked monitor will
result in an error message. The table is indexed by the
monitor number.
3.2.6.7 Time Event Table
The Time Event table is used to program the Allegiant
to automatically perform certain tasks at certain times.
Figure 85 Time Event Configuration Table
Event #
Each row of the table lists an event that can be
scheduled. The maximum number of Time Events that
may be programmed depends on model type.
System LTC LTC
Model 8100 8200 8300
Max Time 64 64
Events
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LTC LTC LTC LTC LTC
8500 8600 8800 8900
64 64 64 64 128