JVC TK-C676 User Manual

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Function & Setting

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Sets the polarity of the alarm signal inputs.
MAKE

: Alarm signals are transmitted when point of contact is made.

BREAK : Alarm signals are transmitted when contact is broken.

Sets the length of an alarm operation once an alarm signal has been transmitted.
(Unit:second)
Setting values : 5s, 6s, 7s, 8s, 9s, 10s, 15s, 20s, 30s or 60s

Sets whether or not manual operation is accepted in case an alarm input is recog-
nized during manual operation of the camera.
ALARM

: Manual operation is not accepted when there is an alarm input.

(Priority on alarm)

MANUAL : Manual operation is accepted even when there is an alarm input.

(Priority on manual)

Sets the configuration of the alarm output terminals on the Ceiling Mount.

Sets the configuration of the Alarm output 1 terminal.
OFF

: Does not output an alarm signal.

ALARM

: Alarm signal is output upon input of motion detection or an alarm signal.

B&W

: Alarm signal is output when the camera enters the B&W mode.

PRESET

: Alarm signal is output when a camera moves to a preset position.

AUX1 to 3 : Alarm signal is output when a corresponding AUX signal is input. (This

is variable depending on the remote control unit in use.)

Sets the configuration of the Alarm output 2 terminal.
OFF

: Does not output an alarm signal.

ALARM

: Alarm signal is output upon input of motion detection or an alarm signal.

B&W

: Alarm signal is output when the camera enters the B&W mode.

PRESET

: Alarm signal is output when a camera moves to a preset position.

AUX1 to 3 : Alarm signal is output when a corresponding AUX signal is input. (This

is variable depending on the remote control unit in use.)

Sets the configuration of the Alarm output 3 terminal.
OFF

: Does not output an alarm signal.

ALARM

: Alarm signal is output upon input of motion detection or an alarm signal.

B&W

: Alarm signal is output when the camera enters the B&W mode.

PRESET

: Alarm signal is output when a camera moves to a preset position.

AUX1 to 3 : Alarm signal is output when a corresponding AUX signal is input. (This

is variable depending on the remote control unit in use.)

Setting Up the Camera Using an RM-P2580

CAMERA TITLE/ALARM Screen (Continued)

Item

ALARM INPUT ..

POLARITY

DURATION

PRIORITY

ALARM OUTPUT ..

ALARM OUT1

ALARM OUT2

ALARM OUT3

Initial Value

MAKE

ALARM

–

ALARM

●

Since the ALARM OUT 1 terminal employs a mechanical relay, its operating sound may
seem noisy in a quiet environment. In this case, use the ALARM OUT 2 or 3 terminal
instead.

●

Sine the ALARM OUT 1 terminal employs a mechanical relay, the service life of the relay
may be shortened if signals causing an alarm (motion detect signal, etc.) are applied fre-
quently. The service life of a relay is 200,000 times of operation. The relay is a consumable
part and a replacement is chargeable even before the termination of the warranty period.

MEMO

CAUTION

This item is invalid with a system using the RM-P2580. With this system, the ALARM input
is permanently given the priority.

CAUTION

This item is invalid with the system using the RM-P2580. When using the RM-P2580, use
item “ALARM TIME” instead.

When an item for the B&W is set to the ALARM 1 to 4, it is set to the MAKE mode even if
“BREAK” is displayed.

MEMO