Bosch 8500 User Manual
Monitor Title/System Status Display
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Location 6 - Error Indication
This location is used to indicate an error on the part of the user. When a user
error occurs, this location will display an ERR symbol. The specific error num-
ber will appear in locations 7 and 8. The error number will also appear in the
Camera Number Display field on the keyboard. The display will return to nor-
mal after a few seconds have passed, or if the user presses [Enter] on the key-
board.
This location is used to indicate an error on the part of the user. When a user
error occurs, this location will display an ERR symbol. The specific error num-
ber will appear in locations 7 and 8. The error number will also appear in the
Camera Number Display field on the keyboard. The display will return to nor-
mal after a few seconds have passed, or if the user presses [Enter] on the key-
board.
Location 6 is also used to indicate the sequencing direction when alarms occur.
One of four of the following character combinations will be displayed:
One of four of the following character combinations will be displayed:
a.
^
R
indicates the alarms are sequencing in a forward direction.
b.
R
V
indicates the alarms are sequencing in a reverse direction.
c.
^
S
indicates the sequencing of alarms has stopped, but if started again
would sequence in a forward direction.
d.
S
V
indicates the sequencing of alarms has stopped, but if started again
would sequence in a reverse direction.
Location 6 can also be used to display a symbol to indicate pan/tilt/zoom
equipped cameras. Using the keyboard (see User Function 35), or the optional
LTC 8059/00 MCS, controllable cameras can be individually selected to dis-
play a “!"” symbol in location 6 whenever they are viewed on a system moni-
tor.
equipped cameras. Using the keyboard (see User Function 35), or the optional
LTC 8059/00 MCS, controllable cameras can be individually selected to dis-
play a “!"” symbol in location 6 whenever they are viewed on a system moni-
tor.
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Location 7 - Remote Lock Indication
This location will display characters
R
L
to indicate that control over the move-
ments of the camera being viewed have been “locked” by a user. Control over
this camera is now possible only by the user who locked the camera or by a user
with higher priority. If the camera is not locked, the icon will not be displayed.
If a user error has occurred, this location will temporarily hold part of the error
number.
this camera is now possible only by the user who locked the camera or by a user
with higher priority. If the camera is not locked, the icon will not be displayed.
If a user error has occurred, this location will temporarily hold part of the error
number.
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Location 8 - Monitor Lock Indication
This location will display characters
M
L
to indicate that the monitor has been
“locked” by a user. The camera currently being viewed can not be changed
except by the user who locked the monitor or one with higher priority. If the
monitor is not locked, the icon will not be displayed. If a user error has
occurred, this location will temporarily hold part of the error number.
except by the user who locked the monitor or one with higher priority. If the
monitor is not locked, the icon will not be displayed. If a user error has
occurred, this location will temporarily hold part of the error number.
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Location 9 - Sequence Type Indication
This location is used to display the type of sequence currently “loaded” on the
monitor. An “absolute sequence” is indicated by the characters
This location is used to display the type of sequence currently “loaded” on the
monitor. An “absolute sequence” is indicated by the characters
A
S
which means
that the monitors programmed in the sequence program refer to the exact mon-
itor(s) from which the sequence may be run. Sequences created using the system
keyboards are always of this type, so absolute sequences are the only type possi-
ble in a base system. Sequences designated as “relative sequences” are desig-
nated by the characters
itor(s) from which the sequence may be run. Sequences created using the system
keyboards are always of this type, so absolute sequences are the only type possi-
ble in a base system. Sequences designated as “relative sequences” are desig-
nated by the characters
R
S
in this location. These sequences run on any monitor
or group of monitors and can be programmed only using the optional
LTC 8059/00 MCS package or the optional LTC 8850/00 GUI Software pack-
age with a personal computer.
LTC 8059/00 MCS package or the optional LTC 8850/00 GUI Software pack-
age with a personal computer.