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About Your New System 1-5
system alarms. You can access the menu to program automated system
functions and use the utilities.
• If there are two TOUCH TRACKERs installed with your system, you must
configure one as the primary and the other as the secondary T
OUCH
TRACKER. The primary TOUCH TRACKER employs all of the
functionality described in this manual. The secondary T
OUCH TRACKER,
however, does not support alarm processing, programming of Quick
Views or Patterns, timed event setup, or using the on-screen forms.
• The monitors display video from the cameras. Up to five monitors may
be installed at your facility. Both the primary and secondary T
OUCH
TRACKERs may control video on any of the installed monitors.
• The video matrix switcher provides video switching, eight additional
alarm inputs, one relay output, text overlay camera titles, and support for
timed events.
• The POS/EM Value may be used in conjunction with this system.
POS/EM Value enables you to automatically view and record exception
transactions that take place at the point of sale.
Interfacing With the POS/EM Value System
Some systems interface with the Point-of-Sale/Exception Monitoring
(POS/EM) Value system. The POS/EM Value system monitors the activity
that takes place at the cash registers.
POS/EM Value documents those transactions that it considers exceptions to
the norm. When it documents one of these exceptions, it can print out the
actual register receipt and/or instruct a camera to view and record the
transaction as it happens.
When an exception occurs at a cash register, the POS/EM Value system can
take control of a camera (if it has been configured to do so). When an
exception occurs, POS/EM Value calls video to a specified monitor. When
this occurs, you can select the affected camera and manually take control of
it.
You can determine whether or not you want the POS/EM Value system to
have priority over your system's cameras. Use the C button on the primary
T
OUCH TRACKER to indicate this. Each time you press the C button you
- View Manager 1
- Table of Contents 4
- Table of Contents v 6
- Before You Begin 8
- How To Use This Manual 9
- Text Conventions 10
- Related Documents 10
- Support Services 11
- About Your New System 12
- Understanding Your System 13
- System Features 13
- Typical Equipment 14
- Figure 1-1: Typical Equipment 15
- Monitors 15
- Modes of Operation 18
- Menu/Programming Mode 19
- About Your New System 1-9 20
- Sequencing Mode 21
- Alarm Mode 22
- 1-12 Operator’s Manual 23
- Output Devices 24
- Selecting Monitors 25
- Controlling Cameras 25
- Stepping Through the Cameras 26
- Controlling Zoom and Focus 27
- “Flipping” the SpeedDome 28
- MON 5 PEEL 29
- Displaying Quick Views 30
- Running Patterns 31
- Running Sequences 32
- Controlling Output Devices 33
- Controlling Dome Outputs 34
- Clearing System Alarms 35
- SRC: CAM 30 INP 4 36
- MON 3 ALARM 3 36
- SRC: CAM 33 INP 4 37
- MON 5 ALARM 4 37
- CHAPTER 3 38
- Defining Quick Views 39
- IMPORTANT 40
- Defining Patterns 41
- OUCH TRACKER only 42
- CAM 8 PATTERN 44
- MON 2 SAVED 44
- 3-8 Operator's Manual 45
- RECORD PATTERN 45 47
- FINISH W <NEXT> 47
- Sequence Programming Display 48
- 3-12 Operator's Manual 49
- Defining Sequences 50
- 3-14 Operator's Manual 51
- Alarm Programming Overview 52
- CAM12/1==> MON 5 53
- OUT CAM09 OUTP3 53
- Setting Up System Alarms 54
- 3-18 Operator's Manual 55
- 3-20 Operator's Manual 57
- On-Screen Programming 58
- Using the On-Screen Forms 59
- Setting Up Monitors 59
- CAMERA TITLES 60
- MONITOR SETUP 60
- Naming Cameras 61
- Using the On-Screen Forms 4-5 62
- DEFINE SEQUENCE 63
- SETUP VIEW 63
- SET TIME/DATE 63
- EVENT SETUP 63
- Using the On-Screen Forms 4-7 64
- Configuring Timed Events 65
- Setting Up Events 66
- Configuring the Event Timer 67
- EVENT TIMERS 68
- 4-12 Operator's Manual 69
- Clearing Scheduled Events 71
- Disabling Timed Events 72
- 4-16 Operator's Manual 73
- TOUCH TRACKER Utilities 74
- Selecting a Language 75
- Sequence only 76
- Adjusting LCD Brightness 78
- Turning Key Click On / Off 79
- Adjusting Key Click Volume 79
- Resetting a Dome 80
- Special Utilities 81
- Programming Worksheets 82
- Dome Configuration Worksheet 83
- A-4 Operator's Manual 85
- Setup Sequence Worksheet 86
- Setup Alarms Worksheet 88
- CAM01/1==> MON 5 89
- Timed Events Worksheet 91
- Twilight Sensor Daylight Dusk 93
- Switcher Setup Worksheet 94
- A-14 Operator's Manual 95
- Connections 96
- Alarm and Relay Connections 97
- B-4 Operator's Manual 99
- Software License Agreement 100
- C-2 Operator's Manual 101
- C-4 Operator's Manual 103
- C-6 Operator's Manual 105
- Glossary 106
- G-2 Operator's Manual 107
- Glossary G-3 108
- OUCH TRACKER that enables 109
- Glossary G-5 110
- OUCH TRACKER 111
- G-8 Operator's Manual 113
- OUCH TRACKER, 5-3 115
- OUCH TRACKER, 5-2 117
- Thank you for your time 118
- What do you think? 118
- BUSINESS REPLY MAIL 119
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