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ADMINISTRATOR’S GUIDE
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Explore Menu
The Explore Menu on the left side of the screen
allows you to open screens for setting up the
following functions:
• Status – The Status function allows you to check
the status of monitors, cameras, the passive hot
switch and the error log.
• System – The System function allows you to set
options (site, user logon, snapshots, and CPU
addresses), date and time, and port
configurations.
• Switching – The Switching function allows you to
create salvos, tours, and event timers.
• Alarms – The Alarms function allows you to
create up to four alarm tables for use in event
timers. Through contact definitions, you can
choose the monitors where alarms will appear.
Alarm messages and Email messages also can
be displayed for review.
• Definitions – The Definitions function allows you
to define cameras, monitors, keyboards, keyboard
and user priorities, and satellite sites.
• Partitions – The Partitions function allows you to
associate cameras to monitors, cameras to
keyboards, keyboards to monitors, keyboards to
satellite sites, and monitors to cameras.
Status Bar
The Status Bar at the bottom of the main screen
displays information about the currently displayed
screen. It also provides progress status when saving
or transferring files.
Settings Window Display Area
The Settings window displays currently selected
screens and dialog boxes. If you see a small triangle
in the heading row for a column, you can
click on it to sort the rows according to the number or
character sequence in that column.
Note: Whenever you enter a value in a field or
checkbox in any EASY CPU screen or dialog box,
you must click in a field outside that field or checkbox
to set the value just entered.
Checking the System
Status
EASY CPU allows you to check the status of
monitors, cameras, the passive hot switch, and the
error log by selecting the status function. Click on
Status links in the Explore menu to begin.
Figure 53. Status links
Monitor Status
The Monitor Status screen displays information about
each monitor in the system. The information is for
reference only and cannot be edited.
Click on the Status – Monitor Status link in the
Explore menu to begin. The following screen
appears.
Figure 54. Monitor status screen
The Monitor Status screen provides real-time
information about the system:
• MPCPU A / MPCPU B – Radio buttons that
enable you to select and view the status of the
monitors connected to the chosen MegaPower
CPU.
• Monitor No. – Lists every monitor in the system.
• Camera No. – Displays the pseudo number of the
video input currently called to the monitor. See
the
Definitions – Cameras screen on page 43 to
reference video input numbers to pseudo camera
numbers.
• Monitor State – Indicates whether the monitor is
in a Hold, Run, or Salvo state of camera display.
• Alarm State – Indicates whether an alarm is
currently displayed on the monitor.
• Camera State – Indicates whether the currently
displayed camera is locked or unlocked.
- MegaPower 1
- Contents 4
- MegaPower CPU Front Panel 6
- MegaPower System 7
- Compatible System Keyboards 8
- System Features 8
- Administrator Tasks 9
- Operator Tasks 9
- Initializing the System 10
- Ethernet Network Connection 11
- Network DHCP Server 12
- Using a Static IP Address 13
- Firewall Setup 14
- Read Cycle 14
- Installing EASY CPU 15
- ADMINISTRATOR’S GUIDE 16
- Starting EASY CPU 18
- Viewing Configuration File 19
- Properties 19
- Data in CPU 20
- New Configuration File 22
- Adding a User Login 23
- Logging in Users for CPU 24
- Read/Write Access 24
- EASY CPU Main Screen 25
- Overview 25
- Checking the System 26
- Camera Status 27
- Passive Hot Switch Status 27
- Error Log Status 28
- Configuring the System 29
- Setting System Date and Time 30
- Setting Port Configurations 32
- Configuring the Dome/PTZ 32
- Device Direct Connection 32
- Configuring Switching 34
- Creating Tours 36
- Event Timers 37
- Event Timer – Tours 38
- Configuring Alarms 39
- Contact Arming 41
- Creating Alarm Monitor/ 42
- Contact Tables 42
- Defining System 44
- Devices 44
- Adding Camera Definitions 45
- Adding and Deleting Calling 46
- Contacts to Cameras 46
- Associating Salvo Callups to 47
- Cameras 47
- Defining Keyboards 48
- Adding a Range of Monitors 49
- Configuring Keyboard/User 50
- Keyboards and Priorities 50
- Priority Settings 51
- Controlling Access with 52
- Partitions 52
- Editing Camera Definitions 54
- Changing Calling Contacts 54
- Associating Keyboards to 55
- Adding Keyboard Definitions 56
- Editing Keyboard Definitions 56
- Adding Cameras to Keyboards 56
- Monitors 57
- Adding Monitor Access to 58
- Keyboards 58
- Adding Monitors to Keyboards 58
- Satellites 59
- Associating Monitors to 61
- Adding Monitor Definitions 62
- Adding a Range of Cameras 63
- Performing a Ping Test 64
- Declarations 65
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- LCD Menu Structure 69
- F1 Special Function Keys 71
- F2 Special Function Keys 71
- Tables on page 40 for 73
- Alarm Receipt 75
- Alarm Arming and Response 75
- Alarm Display Indicators 75
- Alarm Display Method 76
- Alarm Queuing Method 76
- Alarm Clearance Method 76
- Single Display, Hold Queuing 78
- Block Display, Hold Queuing 79
- Queuing 79
- Satellite Site Connections 82
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