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SW-D7000U, 9CH. COLOR VIDEO MULTIPLEXER
You may now select the cameras to be enabled (1-9) or you many enable or disable all.
SETUP ACTIVE ZONES
Select the SETUP ACTIVE ZONES sub-menu and select the camera to setup. Once you
select the camera and press ENTER you will move to the screen showing 256 zones
arranged in a 16 x 16 grid to be enabled or disabled. The factory default is that all zones
are enabled.
NOTE:
All cameras have motion completely disabled as detailed under ENABLE/DISABLE
above. This must not be confused with enabling or disabling individual zones within the
camera scene.
Recommendation:
Disable zones which may contain movement that is incidental or not important. Incidental motion can
include the possible movement of trees in the wind, vehicles in an adjacent street, allowable
pedestrian areas, or areas with glass and other highly reflective surfaces which can be sources of
apparent motion via reflections.
Cursor:
The top left zone will have a flashing square indicator, known as the cursor. The zone,
which has the flashing cursor, can be enabled or disabled.
the end of a line in the zone grid, it will automatically wrap around to the beginning of the
next line.
Use the ALARM key to select either the ENABLE or DISABLE or NO ACTION mode. The
ALARM key toggles between the three possible zone setup modes, and the flashing cursor
will change color as follows:
"
No Action
= Cursor color gray/white (flashing)
"
Enable Zones
= Cursor color black/white (flashing)
"
Disable Zones = Cursor color clear/white (flashing)
In addition to the flashing cursor indicator, you will see on-screen text prompts indicating the cursor
mode selected. The on-screen prompts shown during the zone setup are as follows:
This prompts the user to use
the
ALARM
setup action mode.
"
NO ACTION - used to move the cursor around the grid to zones that
must be changed to enabled or disabled. After selecting NO ACTION
JVC PROFESSIONAL, IMAGING PRODUCTS
Enable All
Disable All
key to toggle the
ALM: NO ACTION
ENTER TO EXIT
This prompts the user to use the
ENTER
key to
EXIT
this menu.
When the cursor reaches
This shows the
selected setup
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