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Mitsubishi DX-TL800E120 USER MANUAL

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DIGITAL RECORDER
ENGLISH
RS232 PROTOCOL
MODEL
DX-TL800E120
OTHERS
THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL IS IMPORTANT TO YOU. PLEASE READ IT BEFORE USING YOUR DIGITAL RECORDER.
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Connecting to a personal computer
■ Connecting with a personal computer
This unit can be remote controlled from a PC equipped with a RS-232C connection. It is also possible to input comments from a PC for recording comment information along with the video.
♦ Connection via modem
Please use RS-232C Straight cable (9pin) to connect a modem with this unit. The setting of CTS should be set to “HIGH” or “ON”. Please refer to the instruction manual of a modem for details about connection.
Personal Computer
Unit
ON
MAIN
OFF
AC IN
~
V 0 0 1
Y/C
VIDEO OUT
CAMERA IN
1
234 56789
CAMERA OUT
1
23 56789
4
ALARM IN
1
2345678
9
CLOCK ADJ
REC
EMERGENCY
RESERVED
MODE OUT 1
RESET
RESET
INOUT
AUDIO
MIC
GND
RS-232C
RS-232C
MODE OUT 2
MODE OUT 3
MODE OUT 4
CALL OUT
CALL OUT GND
MAX 30mA
DC 5V OUT
GND
♦ Direct connection
Please use RS-232C Crossover cable (9pin) to connect a modem with a personal computer. RS -232C Crossover cable differs depending on the personal computer.
Unit
ON
MAIN
OFF
AC IN~
V 0 0 1
Y/C
VIDEO OUT
CAMERA IN
1
234 56789
CAMERA OUT
1
23 56789
4
ALARM IN
1
2345678
9
CLOCK ADJ
REC
EMERGENCY
RESERVED
MODE OUT 1
RESET
RESET
INOUT
AUDIO
MIC
GND
RS-232C
RS-232C
MODE OUT 2
MODE OUT 3
MODE OUT 4
CALL OUT
CALL OUT GND
MAX 30mA
DC 5V OUT
GND
Telephone line
Modem
Modem
RS-232C straight cable (9 pin)
Personal Computer
RS-232C Crossover cable (9 pin)
♦ RS-232C Terminal
Transmission Contents Transmission Contents
1
RS-232C
9
6
5
Pin NO.
Letters Letters
RXD
2 3 4 5
Receiving Data
TXD
Transmission Data
DTR
Data T erminal Ready
GND
Signal Ground
Pin NO.
DSR
6 7 8
Data Set Ready
RTS
Request T o Send
CTS
Clear T o Send
♦ RS-232C Cable
Please use the following RS-232C Crossover cable to connect your personal computer to the unit.
1) When RS-232C terminal of personal computer is D-sub 25 pin
1
20
2 3 4 5 6 7
FG TXD RXD RTS CTS DSR GND DTR
FRAME
2
RXD
3
TXD
4
DTR
5
GND
6
DSR
7
RTS
8
CTS
D-sub 9 pin (unit) D-sub 25 pin (Personal computer)
2) When Personal computers RS-232C terminal is D-sub 9 pin
2
RXD
3
TXD
4
DTR
5
GND
6
DSR
7
RTS
8
CTS
D-sub 9 pin D-sub 9 pin
FRAMEFRAME
2
RXD
3
TXD
4
DTR
5
GND
6
DSR
7
RTS
8
CTS
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Command codes
■ RS-232C settings
Communication related settings of this unit are made in “MODE” and “SETTINGS” of the <RS-232C> screen. Perform settings so that they are the same as the connecting modem or PC.
When remote controlling this unit from a PC, set “MODE” in the <RS-232C> screen to “REMOTE A” (status condition change information is returned from the unit) or “REMOTE B” (status condition change information is not returned from the unit).
Ava
ilable setting
Synchronization Name on Menu
Transmission rate at
1
the data received/ sent
2
Data bit length
3
Parity bit setting
4
Stop bit length
5
Line feed setting
s on unit
TRANSMISSION RATE DATA BIT LENGTH PARITY BIT STOP BIT DELIMITER
Asynchronous 1200/2400/4800/ 9600/19200 8 BIT/7 BIT NONE/ODD/EVEN 1 BIT/2 BIT CR/CR•LF
Pe
rform the fo
Synchronization Name on Menu
1
X control
2
S parameter
3
CS-RS hand-shake
llowing settings on the PC
Not available Not available Available
■ Command code system
2 types of command codes of “direct operation specification” and “false operation panel” can be selected according to the purpose of the unit.
■ Description of command code systems
♦ Direct operation specification
Control and settings are performed by checking execution, errors, etc., from the status returned from the unit for the command sent from the PC. This command type is structured by operation setting type commands that sets operations and menu setting type commands that directly sets various menus.
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• Input format
Operation setting type commands are to be sent from the PC for each operation such as power on/off, record, playback, etc., for the unit. Menu setting type commands are to be specified for each menu setting of the unit. As a general rule, do not send commands continuously, but send the next command after checking that the present command has been executed and completed.
• Response format
After sending a command, the following items can be checked from the status returned from the unit.
1) Command execution result, error type, command name, operation status.
2) For operation setting type commands, the operation mode of the unit can be distinguished by the mode number of the returned status. Distinction cannot be made with menu setting type commands. (Mode number is notified only when there is change is status.)
Example) Turn the Unit ON.
Command from PC
PW1
Replied status code from unit to PC
#1
#2
RC EX,00PW1,03
Meaning
Indicates POWER ON command has been sent. Indicates that the unit has received a command. EX : Indicates that a command has been executed.
#2
00 : Indicates that the execution was successful. PW1 : Indicates response to POWER ON command. 03 : Indicates POWER ON status.
When the unit cannot execute the operation setting type command or menu setting command sent from a PC, the content is displayed in the error type of the status returned from the unit. Check the error code and take appropriate measures.
For control type commands such as record, playback, etc., the interval between command transmission and the actual operation (command execution) may take some time. To prevent the gap between operation and actual execution, read the status after sending the command and check the transition of the actual execution.
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Command Codes
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Command codes (continued)
♦ False operation panel command type
Operations can be specified from a PC as if operating the actual operation panel of the unit while viewing the output video. Each command is a command type that corresponds to the operation button of the unit.
• Input confirmation type
Send commands as if operate the buttons, JOG dial and SHUTTLE ring of the operation panel. As a general rule, do not send commands continuously , but send the next command after checking that the present command has been executed and completed. After sending a command, the command execution result, error type and command name can be checked by the status returned from the unit. To check the actual execution, view the output screen of the unit on the monitor screen.
Example) Recorded data is played back using still-frames.
Command from PC
KKP0
KKB1
KKB4
Replied status code from unit to PC
#1
#2
RC EX,00KKP0
#1
#2
PC EX,00KKB1
#1
#2
PC EX,00KKB4
Meaning
Indicates that a command equivalent to “push the POWER button” was sent. Indicates that the unit has received a command.
#2
#2
#2
EX : Indicates that a command has been executed. 00 : Indicates that the execution was successful. KKP0 : Indicates that the POWER button was operated. Indicates that a command equivalent to “push the PLAY button” was sent. Indicates that the unit has received a command. EX : Indicates that a command has been executed. 00 : Indicates that the execution was successful. KKB1 : Indicates that the PLAY button was operated. Indicates that a command equivalent to “push the PAUSE button” was sent. Indicates that the unit has received a command. EX : Indicates that a command has been executed. 00 : Indicates that the execution was successful. KKB4 : Indicates that the PAUSE button was operated.
When using shuttle operation commands, be sure to send the shuttle center command after sending the
operation command. Otherwise, the shuttle operation will be kept until the shuttle center command is sent.
For control type commands such as record, playback, etc., the interval between command transmission and
the actual operation (command execution) may take some time. To prevent the gap between operation and actual execution, read the status after sending the command and check the transition of the actual execution.
♦ Status condition change information function
Example) Status condition change information of system mode and POWER ON is issued.
Replied status code from unit to PC
EX,AA,0103
#2
EX : Indicates that a command has been executed. AA : Indicates that status condition change information. 0103 : Indicates that status condition of POWER ON.
Meaning
When setting “MODE” ( see page 41) to “REMOTE A”, a status condition change information is sent to the PC when there is change in the unit status. The notification is not sent when setting to “REMOTE B”.
♦ Command receive confirmation function
After executing a received command, the error type during command execution is notified after execution status “EX”.
Error type
00 01 02 03 04 05 06
Contents of Error
Normal Execute Error Execute Unable Error Incorrect command Incorrect parameter Excuting the command Not corresponding
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♦ Details of the numbers
#1
: When the setting of DELIMITER on <RS-232C SETTINGS> display is set to CR, carriage return code (0DH) will be
input. If the setting is CR•LF, carriage return code (0DH) and line feed code (0AH) will be input.
#2
: When the setting of DELIMITER on <RS-232C SETTINGS> display is set to CR, carriage return code (0DH) will be
output. If the setting is CR•LF, carriage return code (0DH) and line feed code (0AH) will be output.
: Indicates one number or a character.
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See “Comment search command code”, page 80.
♦ Command code
• RS-232C [Direct operation specification] operation setting system command form
Commands name Commands
Power
Recording
Playback
Alarm List search
PW
PC
PB
PB
*
*
**
**
(1)
#1
(1)
#1
(1)
(1)
*****
#1
#2
RC
(2)
(1)
(3)
,
**
(3)
,
**
(3)
,
**
(1)
*****
#2
#2
#2
(4)
,
PW
EX,
**
*
#2
RC
(2)
EX,
**
#2
RC EX,
**
(4)
#1
RC EX,
#2
**
(3)
**
(1)
PC
*
(2)
(1)
PB
*
(2)
PB
**
#2
(1)
: Power ON/OFF
*
0 : OFF 1 : ON
(2)
: Error type
**
(3)
: System mode number
**
00 : Power off 03 : Power on 06 : Setting menu 07 : Copy menu 08 : Search menu 09 : Device unusual situation 0A : Device initialize 0B : Device reconstruction 0F : System unusual situation
(1)
: Recording/Stop recording
*
0 : Stop recording 1 : Recording
(2)
: Error type
**
(3)
: Recording mode number
**
00 : Stop 03 : Stop(pause) 04 : Recording 05 : Pre alarm recording 06 : Alarm recording during pause 07 : Alarm recording during recording 08 : Alarm recording during Pre alarm recording 0A : Recording error
(1)
: Playback command
**
00 : Stop 11 : Playback 12 : Foward speed search 1 13 : Foward speed search 2 14 : Foward speed search 3 15 : Foward speed search 4 16 : Fast foward 17 : Foward field advance 21 : Reverse playback 22 : Reverse speed search 1 23 : Reverse speed search 2 24 : Reverse speed search 3 25 : Reverse speed search 4 26 : Rewind 27 : Reverse field advance 30 : Pause 41 : Forward time date search 42 : Forward record index search 43 : Forward alarm index search 44 : Forward skip search 52 : Reverse record index search 53 : Reverse alarm index search 54 : Reverse skip search 70 : Jump to start point 71 : Jump to end point
(2)
: Error type
**
(3)
: Playback mode number
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00 : Stop 03 : Playback (single screen) 04 : Reverse playback (single screen) 05 : Playback pause (single screen) 06 : Reverse playback pause (single screen) 07 : Forward speed search (single screen) 08 : Reverse speed search (single screen) 09 : Fast forward (single screen) 0A : Rewind (single screen) 0B : Playback (split display) 0C : Reverse playback (split display) 0D : Playback pause (split display) 0E : Reverse playback pause (split display) 0F : Forward speed search (split display) 10 : Reverse speed search (split display) 11 : Fast forward (split display) 12 : Rewind (split display) 13 : Playback (zoom) 14 : Reverse playback (zoom) 15 : Playback pause (zoom) 16 : Reverse playback pause (zoom) 17 : Forward speed search (zoom) 18 : Reverse speed search (zoom) 19 : Fast forward (zoom) 1A : Rewind (zoom) 1C : Playback error
(1)
: 60
**
(2)
: Error type
**
(3)
: Playback mode number (refer to Playback mode)
**
*****
(Latest is 00000)
(4)
: Alarm list number (00000 ~ 09999)
NotesStatus
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Command Codes
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Command codes (continued)
• RS-232C [Direct operation specification] operation setting system command form (Continued)
Commands name Commands
Comment search
Switcher
Timer
Alarm interrupt
Copy
Restore
Acquire the recorded period
Warning reset
Menu initializing, loading or saving
Delete the data
(1)**(2)**(3)**(4)
PB
**
(5)
**
*************
****************
(6)
#1
***
(1)
SW
TM
AD
CP
RP
IF
WC
MC
CL
**
****
*
*
*
*
*
*
**
#1
(1)
#1
(1)
#1
(1)
#1
(1)
#1
(1)
#1
(1)
#1
(1)
#1
(1)
#1
#2
RC
(7)
(1)**(2)**(3)**(4)
PB
EX,
**
**
(5)
**
**************
*****************
(6)
(8)
#2
,
*
**
#2
RC
(2)
SW
EX,
**
#2
RC
(2)
TM
EX,
**
#2
RC
(2)
AD
EX,
**
#2
RC
(2)
CP
EX,
**
#2
RC
(2)
RP
EX,
**
#2
RC
(2)
IF
EX,
**
(6)**(7)**(8)**(9)**(10)**(11)
**
(12)
,
**
(16)
**
*****
#2
RC
(2)
WC
EX,
**
#2
RC
(2)
MC
EX,
**
#2
RC
(2)
EX,
CL
**
(1)
****
*
*
*
*
**
(13)**(14)**(15)
*
*
**
,
**
(1)
(3)
#2
,
**
(1)
(3)
#2
,
**
(1)
(3)
#2
,
**
(1)
(3)
#2
,
**
(1)
(3)
,
,
**
**
#2
(1)
(3)
#2
,
**
(1)
(3)
#2
,
**
(1)
(3)
,
**
(3)
#2
#2
(4)**(5)
(1)
: Comment search (80)
**
(2)
: Search direction
**
00 : Forward 01 : Reverse
(3)
: number of search time (01 ~ 99)
**
(4)
: Camera number
**
00 : CH1 01 : CH2 02 : CH3 03 : CH4 04 : CH5 05 : CH6 06 : CH7 07 : CH8 08 : CH9
(5)
: Character size (00 - 32)
**
*****************************
(6)
: Comment
***
(7)
: Error type
**
(8)
: Playback mode number (refer to Playback mode)
**
(1)
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0101 : CH1 0102 : CH2 0103 : CH3 0104 : CH4 0105 : CH5 0106 : CH6 0107 : CH7 0108 : CH8 0109 : CH9 0180 : zoom cancel 0181 : zoom 0182 : twice zoom 0184 : four times zoom 0191 : zoom move above 0192 : zoom move down 0193 : zoom move right 0194 : zoom move left 0400 : split 4 screen sequential 0401 : 4(a) 0402 : 4(b) 0403 : 4(c) 0901 : 9a
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<Case of during playback>
**
number during another condition. Playback mode number : refer to playback mode <Case of another condition>
**
03 : single screen 04 : split display 05 : zoom 07 : display error
*
0 : Timer off 1 : Timer on
**
**
00 : Timer off 01 : Timer on 02 : Timer error
*
0 : Alarm interrupt off 1 : Alarm interrupt on
**
**
00 : Alarm disable off 01 : Alarm disable on
*
0 : STOP 1 : START
**
**
00 : Stop 02 : Execute 04 : Copy error
*
0 : STOP 1 : START
**
**
00 : Stop 02 : Execute 04 : Restore error
**
0 : Main 1 : Copy
**
**
00 : Done 02 : Acquire information error
**
**
**
**
**
**
*****
*
0 : Reset (only display)
**
** *
0 : Initialize 1 : Load 2 : Save
**
** **
01 : Main 03 : Copy
**
**
00 : Done 02 : Data delete error
: Switcher command
(2)
: Error type
(3)
: Playback mode number during playback, display mode
(3)
: Display mode number
(1)
: Timer recording ON/OFF
(2)
: Error type
(3)
: Timer mode number
(1)
: Alarm interrupt setting
(2)
: Error type
(3)
: Alarm disable mode number
(1)
: Copy STOP/START
(2)
: Error type
(3)
: Copy mode number
(1)
: Restore STOP/START
(2)
: Error type
(3)
: Restore mode number
(1)
: Acquire the recorded period
(2)
: Error type
(3)
: Acquire the information mode number
(4)
: Start year
(6)
: Start day
(8)
: Start minute
(10)
: End year
(12)
: End day
(14)
: End minute
(16)
(1)
(refer to Power ON/OFF command)
(1)
(refer to Power ON/OFF command)
: Number of alarm list
: Warning reset
(2)
: Error type
(3)
: System mode number
: Menu initializing, loading or saving
(2)
: Error type
(3)
: System mode number
(1)
: Delete the data
(2)
: Error type
(3)
: Data delete mode number
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**
**
**
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(5) (7) (9) (11) (13) (15)
: Start month : Start hour : Start second
: End month : End hour : End second
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• RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting system command form <TIME DATE/DISPLAY SETTINGS>
Menu Commands
TIME DATE ADJUST
DISPLAY MODE
CLOCK LOCATION SETTING
CAMERA DISPLAY
CAMERA TITLE/ MEMO SETTING
DUPLEX MODE DISPLAY
DAYLIGHT SAVING
<Menu setting> DW, <Inquiry for setting information> DR,
*****
<Menu setting> DW02, <Inquiry for setting information> DR02,
<Menu setting> DW, <Inquiry for setting information> DR,
*****
*****
*****
*****
*****
(1)
*****
(1)
#1
(1)
*****
(1)
(1)
*****
(1)
#1
<Writing of menu information>
(2)
#1
#2
RC EX,
*****
<Reading of menu information>
#2
RC EX,
*****
<Writing of menu information>
(2)
#2
RC EX,
*****
<Reading of menu information>
#2
RC EX,
*****
<Writing of menu information>
(2)
#1
#2
RC EX,
*****
<Reading of menu information>
#2
RC EX,
*****
(2)
**
(2)
**
**
(2)
**
(2)
**
(2)
**
(2)
#2
#2
#2
#2
#2
#2
(3)
DW,
(3)
DR,
(3)
DW02,
(3)
DR02,
(3)
DW,
(3)
DR,
*****
*****
*****
*****
*****
*****
(1)
(1)
*****
00048 : Time (Year) 00049 : Time (Month) 00050 : Time (Day) 00053 : Time (Hour) 00054 : Time (Minute) 00055 : Time (Second)
*****
00001 ~ 00099 : Time (Year) 00001 ~ 00012 : Time (Month) 00001 ~ 00031 : Time (Day) 00001 ~ 00023 : Time (Hour) 00000 ~ 00059 : Time (Minute) 00000 ~ 00059 : Time (Second)
**
*****
*****
**
*****
*****
**
*****
*****
00000 : NONE 00001 : NUMBER 00002 : TITLE 00003 : COMMENT
**
*****
(1)
CH1 : 00080 ~ 00095 CH2 : 00096 ~ 00111 CH3 : 00112 ~ 00127 CH4 : 00128 ~ 00143 CH5 : 00144 ~ 00159 CH6 : 00160 ~ 00175
(1)
CH7 : 00176 ~ 00191 CH8 : 00192 ~ 00207 CH9 : 00208 ~ 00223 Memo : 05329 ~ 05344
*****
(Refer to CHARACTER CODE LIST)
**
(1)
(1)
*****
*****
00000 : NONE 00001 : TOP 00002 : BOTTOM
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*****
00000 : OUT 00001 : IN
**
(1)
(2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1)
(2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
:
:
: 00033 : 00001 ~ 00006
: 00034 : 00000 ~ 00383
: 00035 : 00000 ~ 00003
:
:
: 05282 :
: 00052 :
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Command Codes
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Command codes (continued)
• RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting system command form <MPX DISPLAY SETTINGS>
Menu Commands SPIT 4 SCREEN SETTING
SPLIT 9 SCREEN SETTING
SEQUENCE SETTING SEQ. - CH.
SEQUENCE SETTING SPLIT 4 SETTING
SEQUENCE SETTING TIME SETTING
INTERLASE
COVERT CAMERA SETTING
ALARM DISPLAY
<Menu setting> DW,
*****
<Inquiry for setting information> DR,
*****
(1)
*****
(1)
#1
<Writing of menu information>
(2)
#1
#2
RC EX,
*****
<Reading of menu information>
#2
RC EX,
*****
**
(2)
**
(2)
#2
#2
(3)
DW,
(3)
DR,
*****
(1)
(1)
*****
SPLIT 4(a)
*****
00368 : Top - left 00369 : Top - right 00370 : Bottom - left 00371 : Bottom - right SPLIT 4(b)
*****
00384 : Top - left 00385 : Top - right 00386 : Bottom - left 00387 : Bottom - right SPLIT 4(c)
*****
00400 : Top - left 00401 : Top - right 00402 : Bottom - left 00403 : Bottom - right
*****
00000 : CH1 00001 : CH2 00002 : CH3 00004 : CH4 00005 : CH5 00005 : CH6 00006 : CH7 00007 : CH8 00008 : CH9
**
SPLIT 9
*****
00432 : Top - left 00433 : Top - middle 00434 : Top - right 00435 : Middle - left 00436 : Middle - middle 00437 : Middle - right 00438 : Bottom - left 00439 : Bottom - middle 00440 : Bottom - right
*****
00000 : CH1 00001 : CH2 00002 : CH3 00004 : CH4 00005 : CH5 00005 : CH6 00006 : CH7 00007 : CH8 00008 : CH9
**
*****
00480 : 1 00481 : 2 00482 : 3 00483 : 4 00484 : 5 00485 : 6 00486 : 7 00487 : 8 00488 : 9
*****
00000 : CH1 00001 : CH2 00002 : CH3 00004 : CH4 00005 : CH5 00005 : CH6 00006 : CH7 00007 : CH8 00008 : CH9
**
*****
*****
00001 : 4ab 00002 : 4abc
**
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00512 : SEQ. 1 00513 : SEQ. 2 00514 : SEQ. 3 00515 : SEQ. 4 00516 : SEQ. 5 00517 : SEQ. 6 00518 : SEQ. 7 00519 : SEQ. 8 00520 : SEQ. 9 00521 : SPLIT 4
*****
**
*****
*****
00000 : OFF 00001 : ON
**
*****
00528 : 1 00529 : 2 00530 : 3 00531 : 4 00532 : 5 00533 : 6 00534 : 7 00535 : 8 00536 : 9
*****
00000 : OFF 00001 : ON
**
*****
*****
00000 : OFF 00001 : ON
**
(1)
: 00368 ~ 00371
(1)
: 00384 ~ 00387
(1)
: 00400 ~ 00403
(2)
: 00000 ~ 00008
(3)
: Error type
(1)
: 00432 ~ 00440
(2)
: 00000 ~ 00008
(3)
: Error type
(1)
: 00480 ~ 00488
(2)
: 00000 ~ 00008
(3)
: Error type
(1)
: 00489
(2)
:
(3)
: Error type
(1)
: 00512 ~ 00521
(2)
: 00000 ~ 00030 (second)
(3)
: Error type
(1)
: 00339
(2)
:
(3)
: Error type
(1)
: 00528 ~ 00536
(2)
:
(3)
: Error type
(1)
: 00544
(2)
:
(3)
: Error type
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• RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting system command form <MOTION DETECTION SETTINGS>
Menu Commands SELECTION CAMERA NUMBER
DETECTION MASK SETTING
SENSITIVITY
MOTION THRESHOLD
<Menu setting> DW, <Inquiry for setting information> DR,
*****
*****
(1)
*****
(1)
#1
<Writing of menu information>
(2)
#1
#2
RC EX,
*****
<Reading of menu information>
#2
RC EX,
*****
**
(2)
**
(2)
#2
#2
(3)
DW,
(3)
DR,
*****
*****
(1)
(1)
*****
00576 : CH1 00577 : CH2 00578 : CH3 00579 : CH4 00580 : CH5 00581 : CH6 00582 : CH7 00583 : CH8 00585 : CH9
*****
00000 : OFF 00001 : ON
**
*****
00656 ~ 00847 : CH1 00848 ~ 01039 : CH2 01040 ~ 01231 : CH3 01232 ~ 01423 : CH4 01424 ~ 01615 : CH5 01616 ~ 01807 : CH6 01808 ~ 01999 : CH7 02000 ~ 02191 : CH8 02192 ~ 02383 : CH9
*****
00000 : OFF 00001 : ON
**
*****
00608 : CH1 00609 : CH2 00610 : CH3 00611 : CH4 00612 : CH5 00613 : CH6 00614 : CH7 00615 : CH8 00616 : CH9
*****
00000 : HIGH • • • • • LOW 00001 : HIGH • • • • < LOW 00002 : HIGH 00004 : HIGH
**
*****
00624 : CH1 00625 : CH2 00626 : CH3 00627 : CH4 00628 : CH5 00629 : CH6 00630 : CH7 00631 : CH8 00632 : CH9
*****
**
(1)
: 00576 ~ 00584
(2)
:
(3)
: Error type
(1)
: 00656 ~ 02383
(2)
:
(3)
: Error type
(1)
: 00608 ~ 00616
(2)
: 00000 ~ 00004
• • • < < < < < < <
(3)
: Error type
(1)
: 00624 ~ 00632
(2)
: 00001 ~ 00192 (POINT)
(3)
: Error type
NotesStatus
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Command codes (continued)
• RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting system command form <RECORD SETTINGS>
Menu Commands RECORD SETTING PPS
RECORD SETTING GRADE
RECORD SETTING A-PPS
RECORD SETTING A-GRADE
RECORD SETTING ALARM MODE
RECORD SETTING ALARM REC DURATION
RECORD SETTING PRE ALARM REC
<Menu setting> DW, <Inquiry for setting information> DR,
*****
*****
(1)
*****
(1)
#1
(2)
<Writing of menu information>
#1
#2
RC EX,
*****
<Reading of menu information>
#2
RC EX,
*****
**
(2)
**
(2)
#2
#2
(3)
DW,
(3)
DR,
*****
(1)
(1)
*****
*****
04032 : CH1 04033 : CH2 04034 : CH3 04035 : CH4 04036 : CH5 04037 : CH6 04038 : CH7 04039 : CH8 04040 : CH9
*****
65535 : 00001 : 25P 00002 : 12.5P 00003 : 8.333P 00004 : 6.25P 00005 : 5P 00006 : 4.167P 00008 : 3.125P 00010 : 2.5P 00025 : 1P 00050 : 0.5P 00100 : 0.25P 00200 : 0.125P
**
*****
04064 : CH1 04065 : CH2 04066 : CH3 04067 : CH4 04068 : CH5 04069 : CH6 04070 : CH7 04071 : CH8 04072 : CH9
*****
00000 : SUPER 00001 : HIGH 00002 : STD(STANDARD) 00004 : LONG
**
*****
04048 : CH1 04049 : CH2 04050 : CH3 04051 : CH4 04052 : CH5 04053 : CH6 04054 : CH7 04055 : CH8 04056 : CH9
*****
65535 : 00001 : 25P 00002 : 12.5P 00003 : 8.333P 00004 : 6.25P 00005 : 5P 00006 : 4.167P 00008 : 3.125P 00010 : 2.5P 00025 : 1P 00050 : 0.5P 00100 : 0.25P 00200 : 0.125P
**
*****
04080 : CH1 04081 : CH2 04082 : CH3 04083 : CH4 04084 : CH5 04085 : CH6 04086 : CH7 04087 : CH8 04088 : CH9
*****
00000 : SUPER 00001 : HIGH 00002 : STD(STANDARD) 00004 : LONG
**
*****
*****
00000 : ALL 00001 : ALARM 00002 : ALARM PLUS
**
*****
*****
00000 : MANUAL 00002 : 2S 00005 : 5S 00010 : 10S 00015 : 15S 00030 : 30S 00045 : 45S 00060 : 1M 00120 : 2M 00300 : 5M 00600 : 10M 01200 : 20M 01800 : 30M 03600 : 60M
** *****
*****
00001 : SHORT 00002 : MEDIUM 00003 : LONG 00255 : OFF
**
(1)
: 04032 ~ 04040
(2)
:
- - - - -
(3)
: Error type
(1)
: 04064 ~ 04072
(2)
:
(3)
: Error type
(1)
: 04048 ~ 04056
(2)
:
- - - - -
(3)
: Error type
(1)
: 04080 ~ 04088
(2)
:
(3)
: Error type
(1)
: 05283
(2)
:
(3)
: Error type
(1)
: 03985
(2)
: 00000 ~ 03600
(3)
: Error type
(1)
: 03986
(2)
: 00001 ~ 00003,00255
(3)
: Error type
NotesStatus
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00003 : BASIC
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• RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting system command form <TIMER PROGRAM SETTINGS>
Menu Commands
SELECTED PATTERN
TIMER PROGRAM
<Menu setting> DW,
*****
<Inquiry for setting information> DR,
*****
<Menu setting> DW01,
*****
*****
*****
<Inquiry for setting information> DR01,
TIMER PROGRAM SETTINGS ALARM MODE
TIMER PROGRAM SETTINGS DAY OF THE WEEK START DAY
TIMER PROGRAM SETTINGS DAY OF THE WEEK END DAY
HOLIDAY SETTING
<Menu setting> DW,
*****
<Inquiry for setting information> DR,
*****
**
**
(1)
*****
(1)
(1)
*****
(3)
*****
(5)
*****
(7)
*****
(1)
#1
(1)
*****
(1)
(1)
<Writing of menu information>
(2)
#1
#1
(2) (4) (6) (8)
#1
#2
RC EX,
*****
<Reading of menu information>
#2
RC EX,
*****
<Writing of menu information>
#2
RC EX,
*****
*****
*****
<Reading of menu information>
#2
RC EX,
*****
*****
*****
<Writing of menu information>
(2)
#1
#1
#2
RC EX,
*****
<Reading of menu information>
#2
RC EX,
*****
(3)
**
(2)
#2
(3)
**
(2)
#2
(9)
**
(2)
*****
(5)
*****
(8)
#2
(9)
**
(2)
*****
(5)
*****
(8)
#2
(3)
**
(2)
#2
(3)
**
(2)
#2
DW,
*****
DR,
*****
DW01,
DR01,
DW,
*****
DR,
*****
(1)
**
(3)
*****
(6)
*****
(1)
**
(3)
*****
(6)
*****
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
*****
*****
00000 : P1 00001 : P2 00002 : P3
** *****
00 : P1 - 1 01 : P1 - 2 02 : P1 - 3
(4)
03 : P1 - 4 04 : P1 - 5 05 : P1 - 6
(7)
06 : P1 - 7 07 : P1 - 8 08 : P2 - 1 09 : P2 - 2 10 : P2 - 3 11 : P2 - 4 12 : P2 - 5 13 : P2 - 6 14 : P2 - 7 15 : P2 - 8 16 : P3 - 1 17 : P3 - 2
(4)
18 : P3 - 3 19 : P3 - 4 20 : P3 - 5
(7)
21 : P3 - 6 22 : P3 - 7 23 : P3 - 8
*****
00000 : SUN 00001 : MON 00002 : TUE 00003 : WED 00004 : THU 00005 : FRI 00006 : SAT 00128 : DAY 00129 : SPL 00130 : HOL 00255 : - - -
*****
00000 ~ 00023 (Hour) 00255 : - - -
*****
00000 ~ 00059 (Time) 00255 : - - -
*****
00000 ~ 00023 (Hour) 00255 : - - -
*****
00000 ~ 00059 (Time) 00255 : - - -
*****
00001 : A 00002 : B 00003 : C 00004 : C 00016 : SKIP 00255 : - - -
*****
00000 : OFF 00001 : ON 00255 : - - -
**
*****
05284 : A 05285 : B 05286 : C 05287 : D
*****
00000 : ALL 00001 : ALARM 00002 : ALARM PLUS
**
*****
04400 : P1 04401 : P2 04402 : P3
*****
00000 : SUN 00001 : MON 00002 : TUE 00003 : WED 00004 : THU 00005 : FRI 00006 : SAT
**
*****
04416 : P1 04417 : P2 04418 : P3
*****
00000 : SUN 00001 : MON 00002 : TUE 00003 : WED 00004 : THU 00005 : FRI 00006 : SAT
**
*****
04432 : Month 04433 : Date (1 - 1) 04434 : Month 04435 : Date (1 - 2) 04436 : Month 04437 : Date (1 - 3) 04438 : Month 04439 : Date (1 - 4) 04440 : Month 04441 : Date (2 - 1) 04442 : Month 04443 : Date (2 - 2) 04444 : Month 04445 : Date (2 - 3) 04446 : Month 04447 : Date (2 - 4) 04448 : Month 04449 : Date (3 - 1) 04450 : Month 04451 : Date (3 - 2) 04452 : Month 04453 : Date (3 - 3) 04454 : Month 04455 : Date (3 - 4) 04456 : Month 04457 : Date (4 - 1) 04458 : Month 04459 : Date (4 - 2) 04460 : Month 04461 : Date (4 - 3) 04462 : Month 04463 : Date (4 - 4) 04464 : Month 04465 : Date (5 - 1) 04466 : Month 04467 : Date (5 - 2) 04468 : Month 04469 : Date (5 - 3) 04470 : Month 04471 : Date (5 - 4)
*****
Month : 00001 ~ 00012 00025 : NONE Date : 00001 ~ 00031 00025 : NONE
**
: 04112
(2)
:
(3)
: Error type
(1)
: PROGRAM NUMBER
(2)
: Day of the week
(3)
: Start time (Hour)
(4)
: Start time (Minute)
(5)
: End time (Hour)
(6)
: End time (Minute)
(7)
: Selected pattern
(8)
: Motion detection setting
(9)
: Error type
(1)
: 05284 ~ 05287
(2)
:
(3)
: Error type
(1)
: 04400 ~ 04402
(2)
:
(3)
: Error type
(1)
: 04416 ~ 04418
(2)
:
(3)
: Error type
(1)
: 04432 ~ 04471
(2)
:
(3)
: Error type
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Command codes (continued)
• RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting system command form <TIMER PROGRAM SETTINGS> (Continued)
Menu Commands TIMER PROGRAM SETTINGS REC MODE
TIMER PROGRAM SETTINGS PPS
TIMER PROGRAM SETTINGS GRADE
TIMER PROGRAM SETTINGS A-PPS
<Menu setting> DW,
*****
<Inquiry for setting information> DR,
*****
(1)
*****
(1)
#1
<Writing of menu information>
(2)
#1
#2
RC EX,
*****
<Reading of menu information>
#2
RC EX,
*****
**
(2)
**
(2)
#2
#2
(3)
DW,
(3)
DR,
***** *****
(1)
(1)
*****
04480 : A 04482 : B 04484 : C 04486 : D
*****
00000 : NORMAL & ALARM 00001 : PRE ALARM
**
*****
04560 : A - CH1 04561 : A - CH2 04562 : A - CH3 04563 : A - CH4 04564 : A - CH5 04565 : A - CH6 04566 : A - CH7 04567 : A - CH8 04568 : A - CH9 04569 : B - CH1 04570 : B - CH2 04571 : B - CH3 04572 : B - CH4 04573 : B - CH5 04574 : B - CH6 04575 : B - CH7 04576 : B - CH8 04577 : B - CH9 04578 : C - CH1 04579 : C - CH2 04580 : C - CH3 04581 : C - CH4 04582 : C - CH5 04583 : C - CH6 04584 : C - CH7 04585 : C - CH8 04586 : C - CH9 04587 : D - CH1 04588 : D - CH2 04589 : D - CH3 04590 : D - CH4 04591 : D - CH5 04592 : D - CH6 04593 : D - CH7 04594 : D - CH8 04595 : D - CH9
*****
65535 : 00001 : 25P 00002 : 12.5P 00003 : 8.333P 00004 : 6.25P 00005 : 5P 00006 : 4.167P 00008 : 3.125P 00010 : 2.5P 00025 : 1P 00050 : 0.5P 00100 : 0.25P 00200 : 0.125P
** *****
04688 : A - CH1 04689 : A - CH2 04690 : A - CH3 04691 : A - CH4 04692 : A - CH5 04693 : A - CH6 04694 : A - CH7 04695 : A - CH8 04696 : A - CH9 04697 : B - CH1 04698 : B - CH2 04699 : B - CH3 04700 : B - CH4 04701 : B - CH5 04702 : B - CH6 04703 : B - CH7 04704 : B - CH8 04705 : B - CH9 04706 : C - CH1 04707 : C - CH2 04708 : C - CH3 04709 : C - CH4 04710 : C - CH5 04711 : C - CH6 04712 : C - CH7 04713 : C - CH8 04714 : C - CH9 04715 : D - CH1 04716 : D - CH2 04717 : D - CH3 04718 : D - CH4 04719 : D - CH5 04720 : D - CH6 04721 : D - CH7 04722 : D - CH8 04723 : D - CH9
*****
00000 : SUPER 00001 : HIGH 00002 : STD(STANDARD) 00004 : LONG
**
*****
04624 : A - CH1 04625 : A - CH2 04626 : A - CH3 04627 : A - CH4 04628 : A - CH5 04629 : A - CH6 04630 : A - CH7 04631 : A - CH8 04632 : A - CH9 04633 : B - CH1 04634 : B - CH2 04635 : B - CH3 04636 : B - CH4 04637 : B - CH5 04638 : B - CH6 04639 : B - CH7 04640 : B - CH8 04641 : B - CH9 04642 : C - CH1 04643 : C - CH2 04644 : C - CH3 04645 : C - CH4 04646 : C - CH5 04647 : C - CH6 04648 : C - CH7 04649 : C - CH8 04650 : C - CH9 04651 : D - CH1 04652 : D - CH2 04653 : D - CH3 04654 : D - CH4 04655 : D - CH5 04656 : D - CH6 04657 : D - CH7 04658 : D - CH8 04659 : D - CH9
*****
65535 : 00001 : 25P 00002 : 12.5P 00003 : 8.333P 00004 : 6.25P 00005 : 5P 00006 : 4.167P 00008 : 3.125P 00010 : 2.5P 00025 : 1P 00050 : 0.5P 00100 : 0.25P 00200 : 0.125P
**
(1)
(2)
(3)
: Error type
(1)
(2)
- - - - -
(3)
: Error type
(1)
(2)
(3)
: Error type
(1)
(2)
- - - - -
(3)
: Error type
:
:
: 04560 ~ 04595
:
: 04688 ~ 04723
:
: 04624 ~ 04659
:
NotesStatus
00003 : BASIC
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• RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting system command form <TIMER PROGRAM SETTINGS> (Continued)
Menu Commands TIMER PROGRAM SETTINGS A-GRADE
TIMER PROGRAM SETTINGS ALARM REC DURATION
TIMER PROGRAM SETTINGS PRE ALARM REC
<Menu setting> DW,
*****
<Inquiry for setting information> DR,
*****
(1)
*****
(1)
#1
<Writing of menu information>
(2)
#1
#2
RC EX,
*****
<Reading of menu information>
#2
RC EX,
*****
**
(2)
(2)
**
(3)
#2
(3)
#2
DW,
DR,
*****
*****
(1)
(1)
*****
04752 : A - CH1 04753 : A - CH2 04754 : A - CH3 04755 : A - CH4 04756 : A - CH5 04757 : A - CH6 04758 : A - CH7 04759 : A - CH8 04760 : A - CH9 04761 : B - CH1 04762 : B - CH2 04763 : B - CH3 04764 : B - CH4 04765 : B - CH5 04766 : B - CH6 04767 : B - CH7 04768 : B - CH8 04769 : B - CH9 04770 : C - CH1 04771 : C - CH2 04772 : C - CH3 04773 : C - CH4 04774 : C - CH5 04775 : C - CH6 04776 : C - CH7 04777 : C - CH8 04778 : C - CH9 04779 : D - CH1 04780 : D - CH2 04781 : D - CH3 04782 : D - CH4 04783 : D - CH5 04784 : D - CH6 04785 : D - CH7 04786 : D - CH8 04787 : D - CH9
*****
00000 : SUPER 00001 : HIGH 00002 : STD(STANDARD) 00004 : LONG
**
*****
*****
00000 : MAN 00002 : 2S 00005 : 5S 00010 : 10S 00015 : 15S 00030 : 30S 00045 : 45S 00060 : 1M 00120 : 2M 00300 : 5M 00600 : 10M 01200 : 20M 01800 : 30M 03600 : 60M
**
*****
*****
00001 : SHORT 00002 : MEDIUM 00003 : LONG
**
(1)
(2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
: 04752 ~ 04787
:
: 04102 : 00000 ~ 03600
: 04103 : 00001 ~ 00003
NotesStatus
00003 : BASIC
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Command Codes
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Command codes (continued)
• RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting system command form <INITIAL SET UP/INFORMATION>
Menu Commands
HDD REPEAT REC
HDD REPEAT PLAY
IM-CHECK PLAY
SEQUENTIAL PLAY
AUDIO RECORDING
MODE OUT
KEY SOUND
BUZZER
REMAIN HDD DEVICE
REMAIN HDD
HDD REMAIN
EMERGENCY REC DURATION
HDD FULL
<Menu setting> DW,
*****
<Inquiry for setting information> DR,
*****
(1)
*****
(1)
#1
<Writing of menu information>
(2)
#1
#2
RC EX,
*****
<Reading of menu information>
#2
RC EX,
*****
**
(2)
**
(2)
(3)
#2
(3)
#2
DW,
DR,
*****
*****
(1)
(1)
*****
*****
00000 : OFF 00001 : ON 00002 : STANDBY
** *****
*****
00000 : OFF 00001 : ON
**
*****
*****
00000 : OFF 00001 : ON
**
*****
*****
00000 : OFF 00001 : ON
**
*****
*****
00000 : OFF 00001 : ON 00002 : ALARM
**
*****
04848 : MODE OUT 1 04849 : MODE OUT 2 04850 : MODE OUT 3 04851 : MODE OUT 4
*****
00000 : OFF 00001 : REC 00002 : PLAY 00003 : REMAIN 00004 : POWR 00006 : MOTION 00009 : ALARM
**
*****
*****
00000 : OFF 00001 : ON
**
*****
*****
00000 : OFF 00001 : REMAIN 00002 : WARNING 00003 : ALARM
**
*****
*****
00000 : OFF 00001 : HDD
**
*****
*****
00002 : 2% 00004 : 4% 00006 : 6% 00008 : 8% 00010 : 10% 00015 : 15% 00020 : 20% 00030 : 30% 00040 : 40% 00050 : 50%
**
*****
*****
00002 : 2% 00004 : 4% 00006 : 6% 00008 : 8% 00010 : 10% 00015 : 15% 00020 : 20% 00030 : 30% 00040 : 40% 00050 : 50% 00255 : OFF
**
*****
*****
00060 : 1M 00120 : 2M 00300 : 5M 00600 : 10M 01200 : 20M 01800 : 30M 03600 : 60M
**
*****
*****
00000 : OFF 00001 : ON
**
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1)
(2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
: 04832 :
: 04834 :
: 04821 :
: 04822 :
: 04817 :
: 04848 ~ 04851
:
: 04853 :
: 04855 :
: 04864 :
: 04865 :
: 04880 :
: 04102 : 00000 ~ 03600
: 05360 :
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• RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting system command form <INITIAL SET UP/INFORMATION> (Continued)
Menu Commands RS-232C MODE
RS-232C SETTINGS TRANSMISSION RATE
RS-233C SETTINGS DATA BIT LENGTH
RS-232C SETTINGS PARITY BIT
RS-232C SETTINGS STOP BIT LENGTH
RS-232C SETTINGS DELIMITER
<Menu setting> DW,
*****
<Inquiry for setting information> DR,
*****
(1)
*****
(1)
#1
<Writing of menu information>
(2)
#1
#2
RC EX,
*****
<Reading of menu information>
#2
RC EX,
*****
**
(2)
**
(2)
#2
#2
(3)
DW,
(3)
DR,
*****
*****
(1)
(1)
*****
*****
00000 : OFF 00001 : REMOTE A 00002 : REMOTE B
** *****
*****
01200 : 1200 02400 : 2400 04800 : 4800 09600 : 9600 19200 : 19200
**
*****
*****
00007 : 7 BIT 00008 : 8 BIT
**
*****
*****
00000 : NONE 00001 : ODD 00002 : EVEN
**
*****
*****
00001 : 1 BIT 00002 : 2 BIT
**
*****
*****
00000 : CR 00001 : CR•LF
**
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
: 04896 :
: 04912 :
: 04913 :
: 04914 :
: 04915 :
: 04916 :
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Command codes (continued)
• RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting system command form <SEARCH>
Refer to the playback of [Direct operation specification] operation setting system command form for search execution.
Menu Commands
TIME DATE SEARCH
INDEX SEARCH
ALARM INDEX SEARCH
ALARM LIST SEARCH DATE/TIME
SEARCH TYPE
PLAY DEVICE
SELECTION CAMERA NO.
<Menu setting> DW, <Inquiry for setting information> DR,
<Inquiry for setting information> DR,
<Menu setting> DW, <Inquiry for setting information> DR,
*****
*****
*****
*****
*****
(1)
*****
(1)
#1
(1)
#1
(1)
*****
(1)
#1
(1)
(2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1)
(2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
:
:
: 05072 : 00001 ~ 00099
: 05088 : 00001 ~ 00099
:
:
: 05057 :
: 05056 :
: 05058 :
(2)
<Writing of menu information>
#1
#2
RC EX,
*****
<Reading of menu information>
#2
RC EX,
*****
**
(2)
(2)
**
#2
#2
(3)
DW,
(3)
DR,
*****
(1)
(1)
*****
*****
05044 : Search time (Year) 05045 : Search time (Month) 05046 : Search time (Day) 05047 : Search time (Hour) 05048 : Search time (Minute) 05049 : Search time (Second)
*****
Year : 00001 ~ 00099 Month : 00001 ~ 00012 Day : 00001 ~ 00031 Hour : 00001 ~ 00023 Minute : 00000 ~ 00059 Second : 00000 ~ 00059
**
*****
*****
**
*****
*****
**
*****
05060 : List time mask (Year) 05061 : List time mask (Month) 05062 : List time mask (Day) 05063 : List time mask (Hour) 05064 : List time mask (Minute) 05065 : List time mask (Second)
*****
Year : 00001 ~ 00099 Month : 00001 ~ 00012 Day : 00001 ~ 00031 Hour : 00001 ~ 00023 Minute : 00000 ~ 00059 Second : 00000 ~ 00059 None mask : 00238
<Reading of menu information>
#2
RC EX,
*****
(2)
<Writing of menu information>
#1
#2
RC EX,
*****
<Reading of menu information>
#2
RC EX,
*****
**
(2)
**
(2)
**
(2)
#2
#2
#2
(3)
DR,
(3)
DW,
(3)
DR,
*****
(1)
(1)
*****
(1)
*****
**
*****
*****
00000 : TIME DATE 00001 : INDEX 00002 : ALARM INDEX 00003 : ALARM SKIP 00004 : ALARM LIST
**
*****
*****
00001 : HDD 00003 : CFC
** *****
*****
00000 : CH1 00001 : CH2 00002 : CH3 00003 : CH4 00004 : CH5 00005 : CH6 00006 : CH7 00007 : CH8 00008 : CH9 00032 : ALL
**
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• RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting system command form <COPY>
Menu Commands COPY DIRECTION
COPY MODE
COPY START/END
COPY TRANSFER PERIOD
RESTORE MODE
RESTORE START/END
RESTORE TRANSFER PERIOD
<Inquiry for setting information> DR,
*****
<Menu setting> DW,
*****
<Inquiry for setting information> DR,
*****
(1)
#1
(1)
*****
(1)
#1
<Reading of menu information>
#2
RC EX,
*****
<Writing of menu information>
(2)
#1
#2
RC EX,
*****
<Reading of menu information>
#2
RC EX,
*****
**
(2)
**
(2)
**
(2)
#2
#2
#2
(3)
DR,
(3)
DW,
(3)
DR,
*****
*****
*****
(1)
*****
*****
00000 : HDD CFC 00001 : CFC HDD
**
(1)
(1)
*****
*****
00000 : OVERWRITE 00001 : FIFO
** *****
05136 : Copy start time (Year) 05137 : Copy start time (Month) 05138 : Copy start time (Day) 05139 : Copy start time (Hour) 05140 : Copy start time (Minute) 05141 : Copy start time (Second) 05142 : Copy end time (Year) 05143 : Copy end time (Month) 05144 : Copy end time (Day) 05145 : Copy end time (Hour) 05146 : Copy end time (Minute) 05147 : Copy end time (Second)
*****
Year : 00001 ~ 00099 Month : 00001 ~ 00012 Day : 00001 ~ 00031 Hour : 00001 ~ 00023 Minute : 00000 ~ 00059 Second : 00000 ~ 00059
**
*****
*****
00000 : START•END 00001 : START
**
*****
*****
00000 : OVERWRITE 00001 : FIFO
**
*****
05168 : Restore start time (Year) 05169 : Restore start time (Month) 05170 : Restore start time (Day) 05171 : Restore start time (Hour) 05172 : Restore start time (Minute) 05173 : Restore start time (Second) 05174 : Restore end time (Year) 05175 : Restore end time (Month) 05176 : Restore end time (Day) 05177 : Restore end time (Hour) 05178 : Restore end time (Minute) 05179 : Restore end time (Second)
*****
Year : 00001 ~ 00099 Month : 00001 ~ 00012 Day : 00001 ~ 00031 Hour : 00001 ~ 00023 Minute : 00000 ~ 00059 Second : 00000 ~ 00059
**
*****
*****
00000 : START•END 00001 : START
**
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: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
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(2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
(1)
(2)
(3)
: Error type
(1) (2)
(3)
: Error type
: 05120 :
: 05121 :
:
:
: 05126 :
: 05152 :
:
:
: 05126 :
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Command codes (continued)
• RS-232C [Direct operation specification] menu setting system command form <ANOTHER SETTINGS>
Menu Commands RECORDING PATTERN
CHECK THE CONDITION
CHECK THE CONDITION
ACQUIRE THE ELAPSED TIME
WRITE COMMENT DATA INFORMATION
<Inquiry for setting information> DR,
*****
MD?
ME?
UTO?
COMD,
****************
*********
WRITE COMMENT
DELETE THE COMMENT DISPLAY
COMS,
DC
(1)
#1
<Writing of menu information>
#2
RC EX,
*****
RC EX,
**
(5) (10)**(11)**(12)**(13)**(14)
**
**
(15)**(16)**(17)**(18)**(19)
**
(20)**(21)**(22)**(23)**(24)
**
(25)
**
(Each status corresponds to the last two digits of each operating mode within the condition change notification system.)
#2
(26)
****
#2#2#2
**
(2)
MD,
(3)
DR,
*****
#2
(1)**(2)**(3)**(4)
**
(6)**(7)**(8)**(9)
(1)
*****
*****
00000 : NORMAL
**
**
**
**
**
**
****
**
**
**
**
**
**
**
**
**
**
**
**
#2
RC
(26)
EX,
**
(5)
**
****
(10)**(11)**(12)**(13)**(14)
**
(15)**(16)**(17)**(18)**(19)
**
(20)**(21)**(22)**(23)**(24)
**
(25)
#2
**
(Each status corresponds to the last two digits of each operating mode within the condition change notification system.)
(1)**(2)**(3)**(4)
ME,
**
(6)**(7)**(8)**(9)
**
**
**
**
**
**
****
**
**
**
**
**
**
**
**
**
**
**
**
**
(When there is a lag in response time of the unit during condition change, sending this command will read RS-232C status after readying the unit for response by clearing all remaining commands in the reception buffer. )
**********
0000000000 ~ 9999999999 (Hour)
**
**
00 : CH1 01 : CH2 02 : CH3 03 : CH4 04 : CH5 05 : CH6 06 : CH7 07 : CH8 08 : CH9
**
**
(1)**(2)
*******
(3)
#1
#2
RC
(2)
UTO?,
EX,
**
(1)
#2
*
#2
RC EX,
**
******************
*********
(4)
COMD,
*********
(1)**(2)
**
*****
(3)
#2
*****************************
***
(1)
#1
**
#1
RC EX,
RC EX,
#2
**
#2
**
(2)
COMS,
(2)
00DC
#2
**
(1)
#2
**
**
00 : CH1 01 : CH2 02 : CH3 03 : CH4 04 : CH5 05 : CH6 06 : CH7 07 : CH8 08 : CH9
**
(1)
: 05268
(2)
:
(3)
: Error type
(1)
: System condition
(2)
: Key lock condition
(3)
: Remote / local condition
(4)
: Timer condition
(5)
: Alarm interrupt condition
(6)
: Menu condition
(7)
: Recording condition
(8)
: Playback condition
(9)
: Display condition
(10)
: Motion detection condition
(11)
: Back up condition
(12)
: Copy condition
(13)
: Restore condition
(14)
: Device control condition
(15)
: Acquire information condition
(16)
: Delete device condition
(17)
: Data reset condition
(18) ~ **(25) (26) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
(7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) ~ **(25) (26)
(2) (1)
(2)
(4) (1)
(2)
: Reserved
: Error type : System condition : Key lock condition : Remote / local condition : Timer condition : Alarm interrupt condition
(6)
: Menu condition : Recording condition : Playback condition : Display condition
: Motion detection condition : Back up condition : Copy condition : Restore condition : Device control condition : Acquire information condition : Delete device condition : Data reset condition
: Reserved
: Error type
: Error type : Camera number
: Character size (00 - 32)
(3)
: Comment : Error type : Camera number
: Error type
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• RS-232C [False operation panel] command form
Button Commands
POWER
REC/STOP
STOP
PLAY
REV.PLAY (REVERSE PLAY) PAUSE
TIMER
ZOOM
SPLIT/SEQUENCE
Camera number
LOCK
SET UP
COPY
SEARCH
WARNING RESET
ALARM INTERRUPT
JOG
SHUTTLE
KKP0
KKR0
KKR1
KKB0
KKB1
KKB2
KKB4
KKT0
KKT1
KKZ
KKE
KKD01
KKD02
KKD03
KKD04
KKD05
KKD06
KKD07
KKD08
KKD09
KKL0
KKL5
KKM
KKC
KKK0
KKW0
KKW5
KKA
KKJ0
KKJ1
KKS00
KKS01
KKS02
KKS03
KKS04
KKS11
KKS12
KKS13
KKS14
RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX, RC EX,
** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** **
(2)
KKP0
(2)
KKR0
(2)
KKR1
(2)
KKB0
(2)
KKB1
(2)
KKB2
(2)
KKB4
(2)
KKT0
(2)
KKT1
(2)
KKZ
(2)
KKE
(2)
KKD01
(2)
KKD02
(2)
KKD03
(2)
KKD04
(2)
KKD05
(2)
KKD06
(2)
KKD07
(2)
KKD08
(2)
KKD09
(2)
KKL0
(2)
KKL5
(2)
KKM
(2)
KKC
(2)
KKK0
(2)
KKW0
(2)
KKW5
(2)
KKA
(2)
KKJ0
(2)
KKJ1
(2)
KKS00
(2)
KKS01
(2)
KKS02
(2)
KKS03
(2)
KKS04
(2)
KKS11
(2)
KKS12
(2)
KKS13
(2)
KKS14
POEWR ON/OFF
(2)
: Error type
**
RECORDING
STOP RECORDING
(2)
: Error type
**
STOP PLAYBACK
(2)
: Error type
**
PLAYBACK
(2)
: Error type
**
REVERSE PLAYBACK
(2)
: Error type
**
PAUSE
(2)
: Error type
**
TIMER ON
TIMER OFF
(2)
: Error type
**
ZOOM
(2)
: Error type
**
SPLIT / SEQUENCE
(2)
: Error type
**
CH1
CH2
CH3
CH4
CH5
CH6
CH7
CH8
CH9
(2)
: Error type
**
SIMPLE LOCK
PASSWORD LOCK
(2)
: Error type
**
MENU
(2)
: Error type
**
COPY
(2)
: Error type
**
SEARCH
(2)
: Error type
**
WARNING RESET
WARNING RESET 5 second pressing
(2)
: Error type
**
ALARM INTERRUPT
(2)
: Error type
**
JOG right turn
JOG left turn
(2)
: Error type
**
SHUTTLE center
SHUTTLE right 1
SHUTTLE right 2
SHUTTLE right 3
SHUTTLE right 4
SHUTTLE left 1
SHUTTLE left 2
SHUTTLE left 3
SHUTTLE left 4
(2)
: Error type
**
(Send SHUTTLE center command before send this command. )
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Command Codes
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Command codes (continued)
• RS-232C Status condition change information system
Mode
System mode
Timer mode
Alarm disable mode
Recording mode
Playback mode
Display mode
Motion detection mode
Copy mode
Restore mode
Acquire the information mode Data delete mode
Inform the NO SIGNAL condition
Inform the error warning
Inform the data falsification error Inform the renewal of Alarm number Inform the position
EX,AA,
EX,AB11,
******************
(1)
#2
*
EX,AB,
EX,AB51,
EX,AC11,
EX,AC,
(1)
****
#2
*************
(1)
#2
**
(1)
#2
**
*****
**
(1)
,
***
(1)
#2
(2)
#2
****
0100 : Power off 0103 : Power on 0106 : Setting menu 0107 : Copy menu 0108 : Search menu 0109 : Device unusual situation 010A : Device initialize 010B : Device reconstruction 010F : System unusual situation
****
0500 : Timer off 0501 : Timer on 0502 : Timer error
****
0600 : Alarm disable off 0601 : Alarm disable on
****
0800 : Stop 0803 : Stop(pause) 0804 : Recording 0805 : Pre alarm recording 0806 : Alarm recording during pause 0807 : Alarm recording during recording 0808 : Alarm recording during Pre alarm recording 080A : Recording error
****
0900 : Stop 0903 : Playback (1) 0904 : Reverse playback (1) 0905 : Playback pause (1) 0906 : Reverse playback pause (1) 0907 : Forward speed search (1) 0908 : Reverse speed search (1) 0909 : Fast forward (1) 090A : Rewind (1) 090B : Playback (2) 090C : Reverse playback (2) 090D : Playback pause (2) 090E : Reverse playback pause (2) 090F : Forward speed search (2) 0910 : Reverse speed search (2) 0911 : Fast forward (2) 0912 : Rewind (2) 0913 : Playback (3) 0914 : Reverse playback (3) 0915 : Playback pause (3) 0916 : Reverse playback pause (3) 0917 : Forward speed search (3) 0918 : Reverse speed search (3) 0919 : Fast forward (3) 091A : Rewind (3) 091C : Playback error (1) : Single screen , (2) : Split display, (3) : Zoom
****
0A07 : Display error
****
0B05 : Motion detection error
****
0D00 : Stop 0D02 : Execute 0D04 : Copy error
****
0E00 : Stop 0E02 : Execute 0E04 : Restore error
****
1000 : Done 1002 : Acquire information
****
2000 : Done 2002 : Data delete error
******************************
(1)
**
Output the NO SIGNAL condition (3 : Having signal, 2 : Judge having signal 1 : Judge not having signal, 0 : Not having signal) about 9CH(32CH) when the condition changes. But this information is effective to the camera which is recording, so the information about the camera whitch is not recording is indefinite.
(1)
**
12 : REC R/W ERROR 13 : REC SYSTEM ERROR 32 : COPY R/W ERROR 33 : COPY SYSTEM ERROR 34 : COPY OVERWRITE ERROR 35 : COPY EARLY WARNING ERROR 36 : COPY OVERWRITE WARNING 42 : RESTORE R/W ERROR 43 : RESTORE SYSTEM ERROR
(1)
** *****
(Output when the Alarm number is renewed.)
(1)
**
12 : Main device recording position 32 : Copy device recording position 42 : Restore device recording position
***
(1)
: System mode
(1)
: Timer mode
(1)
: Alarm disable mode
(1)
: Recording mode
(1)
: Playback mode
(1)
: Display mode
(1)
: Motion detection mode
(1)
: Copy mode
(1)
: Restore mode
(1)
: Acquire information mode
(1)
: Data delete mode
: Information the NO SIGNAL condition
:
: Camera number
(1)
: Renewal of Alarm number
: Position
(2)
: 000 ~ 100 (%)
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♦ Character code list
Character
Character code
Character
Character code
Character
Character code
.
00012 00032
)
00041 00042
:
00058 00059
(Space)
;
!" # $
00033 00034
+
00043 00044
00035
,
00045
00036
-
.
00046
<= >?
00060 00061
00062
00063
%
00037
/
00047
@
00064
&
00038
'
00039
(
00040
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Character code
Alphabet
Character code
Alphabet
Character code
Alphabet
Character code
Alphabet
Character code
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00049
AB
00065
00066
00050
00067
00051
00052
00053
00054
00055
00056
00057
CDEFGH I JKLM
00068
00069
00070
00071
00072
00073
00074
00075
00076
00077
NOPQRSTUVWXYZ
00078 00079
00080 00081
00082
00083
00084
00085
00086
00087
00088
00089
00090
abcdefghijklm
00097 00098
nopqrstuvw
00110 00111
00099 00100
00112 00113
00101
00114
00102
00115
00103
00116
00104
00117
00105
00118
00106
00119
00107
00108
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Comment search
Characters (character strings) inputted from a PC connected to this unit by RS-232C connection can be recorded as comments along with the video/audio. Recorded comments can be displayed during playback. Furthermore, recorded comments can be specified for search so that the video with the comment can be played back from the beginning.
■ Comment search command code
Menu
Comment search
WRITE COMMENT DATA INFORMATION
PB
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COMD,
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Commands
(1)**(2)**(3)**(4)
**
(5)
*************
(6)
#1
(1)**(2)
**
*******
(3)
#1
#2
RC
(7)
EX,
PB
**
(5)
**
**************
*****************
(6)
#2
*
#2
RC
(4)
COMD,
EX,
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*********
(1)
WRITE COMMENT
DELETE THE COMMENT DISPLAY
COMS,
#1
DC
**
#1
■ Characters can be used for comment search
A
B
C
D
E
Alphabet
Character
Number
(Space)
0
!
"
#
1
2
3
F
$
%
4
5
#2
RC
(2)
COMS,
EX,
**
#2
RC
(2)
00DC
EX,
**
G
H
I
J
'
&
(
6
7
8
9
(1)**(2)**(3)**(4)
**
(1)**(2)
**
(3)
#2
(1)
#2
**
#2
KL
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+ M,N-O .P/Q :
*****
(1)
: Comment search (80)
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(2)
: Search direction
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00 : Forward 01 : Reverse
(3)
: number of search time (01 ~ 99)
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(4)
: Camera number
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00 : CH1 01 : CH2 02 : CH3 03 : CH4 04 : CH5 05 : CH6 06 : CH7 07 : CH8 08 : CH9
(5)
: Character size (00 - 32)
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(6)
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: Comment
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(7)
: Error type
**
(1)
: Camera number
**
00 : CH1 01 : CH2 02 : CH3 03 : CH4 04 : CH5 05 : CH6 06 : CH7 07 : CH8 08 : CH9
(2)
: Character size (00 - 32)
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(3)
: Comment
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(4)
: Error type
**
(1)
: Camera number
**
00 : CH1 01 : CH2 02 : CH3 03 : CH4 04 : CH5 05 : CH6 06 : CH7 07 : CH8 08 : CH9
(2)
: Error type
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■ Sample operation
1) Record character string “ABCDEF” as a comment along with the video. (When “DELIMITER” in the <RS-232C SET­TING> screen is set to “CR”.)
The operation is performed on a PC.
1. Set the character (or characters string) to be recorded;
2. Record the selected character(s). By using the COMS command, characters which have been set once can be recorded any number of times. To record a
different character set, use the COMD command.
Up to 32 characters can be inputted.
2) Display the recorded comment.
1. Select <SETTINGS> } “CAMERA DISPLAY” in the <TIME DATE/DISPLAY SETTINGS> screen. Display “COM- MENT” and confirm.
The number of characters displayed on the screen : all 32 for single screen, first 10 for SPLIT4, and first 6 for
SPLIT9.
3) Skip to the scene with characters “ABCDEF”. (When “DELIMITER” in the <RS-232C SETTINGS> screen is set to “CR”.) The operation is performed on a PC. After comment search, playback is performed using single screen display.
Comment search can be performed even when playback is stopped, during still frame playback, playback or
recording.
The unit will fast forward or rewind until it finds the character string, then shift into still frame mode.
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Comment searches may be time-consuming as the process involves searching through all the data. If the unit does not find the character string, it will stop automatically.
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