Panasonic WJ-SX650 - Manual (Page 67)

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■ Alarm Modes
The following alarm modes are available. (Alarm mode fol-
lows the setting of "Display Mode".)
● Spot
The image of associated camera will be displayed on the
monitor. Preset position or auxiliary control will be activated.
The following alarm modes (=patterns to display alarm pic-
tures on a monitor) are available. (Regardless of alarm
modes, alarms occur to all the associated cameras.) The
alarm mode setting is performed in "Alarm" – "Alarm Mode"
of WJ-SX650 Series Administrator Console or "ALARM" of
SETUP MENU.
• Sequence mode
Alarm pictures are sequentially displayed on the associated
monitor.
• Earliest mode
The earliest alarm picture is displayed on the associated
monitor.
• Latest mode
The latest alarm picture is displayed on the associated
monitor.
● Tour Sequence
Tour sequence is activated on the associated monitor.
● Group Sequence/Preset
Group sequence is activated on the associated monitors.
● OFF
Alarm information is displayed on the associated monitor,
but alarm does not occur to monitors and cameras.
Notes:
• When a tour sequence, group sequence, or group pre-
set is activated as an alarm event, the earlier alarm
event on the monitor will be reset.
• When 33 or more alarms occur to a monitor, older
alarms will be reset chronologically.
• After occurrence, the same alarm will be suspended for
5 seconds.
• By the alarm schedule setting, alarm events can be
deactivated in the specified periods. The alarm sched-
ule setting is performed in "Alarm" – "Alarm Event" of
WJ-SX650 Series Administrator Console.
■ Video Loss
To display the video loss information on associated moni-
tors and save the video loss history without making alarms
occur to monitors and cameras, set "Display Mode" to OFF.
Note: If Alarm A ("Display Mode" is OFF) occurs while
Alarm B's ("Display Mode" is Spot, Tour Sequence or
Group Sequence) are being activated, the Alarm A
information will be displayed on the monitor after all
Alarm B's have been reset.
Alarm 1 Alarm 2
Alarm 3 Alarm 4
Alarm 4
Alarm 1