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Pelco Manual C1941M (7/98)
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Figure 12. Configuring the GPI SETUP file for VCRC Operation
7.
This brings up the GPI SETUP file dialog box (.GPI file). Refer to Figure 12.
8.
Program logical GPI numbers for all the physical numbers that will be used.
The physical GPI numbers correspond to a specific VCR control signal on the
VCR controller. Also, these GPI numbers correspond with the “Connect GPI”
numbers entered previously in the camera file.
The physical GPI numbers correspond to a specific VCR control signal on the
VCR controller. Also, these GPI numbers correspond with the “Connect GPI”
numbers entered previously in the camera file.
9.
For each associated GPI defined here, make sure none of the relay boxes
have been checked. In other words, define all relays as momentary.
have been checked. In other words, define all relays as momentary.
NOTE:
When writing macros to
control VCR operation, keep in
mind the following:
mind the following:
The macro must reflect your actual
equipment configuration; if you
change the configuration, you must
adjust the macro accordingly. For
example, if a macro were written
to control VCRs attached to three
VCRCs in a daisy-chained configu-
ration and one of the VCRCs was
subsequently removed, then any
previously written macro that in-
cluded these three VCRCs would
have to be rewritten to reflect that
change. Similarly, changing the
frame address setting via SW2 on
any of the three VCRCs would have
the same effect as physically re-
moving the unit from the configu-
ration (as far as the macro is con-
cerned) and, as before, the macro
must be edited or rewritten to re-
flect any changes made.
equipment configuration; if you
change the configuration, you must
adjust the macro accordingly. For
example, if a macro were written
to control VCRs attached to three
VCRCs in a daisy-chained configu-
ration and one of the VCRCs was
subsequently removed, then any
previously written macro that in-
cluded these three VCRCs would
have to be rewritten to reflect that
change. Similarly, changing the
frame address setting via SW2 on
any of the three VCRCs would have
the same effect as physically re-
moving the unit from the configu-
ration (as far as the macro is con-
cerned) and, as before, the macro
must be edited or rewritten to re-
flect any changes made.