Video Set - Matching Of The Video Signal; System Reset - Total Reset Of The Unit; Remote Control - Monacor TVSP-46 Mode D'emploi

the menu setting under "SET TIME", the date is indi-
GB
cated here in the format year/month/day. At the end of
the list, the older entries are overwritten starting from
the first line. To delete all entries of the list, press the
button ENTER (8).
5.2.11 VIDEO SET – matching the video signal
(TVSP-46COL only)
The following menu is inserted if this menu item is called:
BRIGHTNESS 0
CONTRAST
COLOR
BRIGHTNESS 5
CONTRAST
COLOR
The video signals of the four inputs can be matched
here concerning BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST, and
COLOR. Select the value with the cursor keys
(2), (3), and
meter indicates the current selection. Use the buttons
+ (6) and – (7) to match the value in the range of 0 to 9.
For TSVP-46, the picture characteristics can be
readjusted by means of the controls for the input levels
(9), if required.
5.2.12 SYSTEM RESET – total reset of the unit
This menu item allows simultaneous reset of all set-
tings of the video processor to the factory-set values,
with the exception of the real time clock. The function
is immediately executed when pressing the button
ENTER (8) to confirm the menu item. There is no
request for confirmation.
Attention: With the exception of the real time clock,
activation of this option results in irretrievable loss of all
settings made by the user. They are replaced by the
factory-set values.
The factory-set values are summarized in the table
below:
ALARM DURATION
BAUD RATE
DWELL TIME
INT AUDIBLE ALARM
EXT AUDIBLE ALARM
TIME FORMAT
DWELL SETUP
ALARM POLARITY
CAMERA TITLES
EVENT LIST
VIDEO SET
(TVSP-46COL only)
16
BRIGHTNESS 5
9 CONTRAST 5
3 COLOR 5
BRIGHTNESS 5
5 CONTRAST 5
5 COLOR 5
(4). The arrow in front of the para-
Presettings
2 s
9600 bit/s
2 s
ON
ON
YEAR/MONTH/DAY
CH1 ... 4 = ON, QUAD = ON
CH1 ... 4 = LOW
"CH1", "CH2", "CH3", "CH4"
completely deleted
BRIGHTNESS = 5
CONTRAST = 5
COLOR = 5

5.3 Remote control

The video processor can be completely remote-con-
trolled by serial data transmission according to RS-232
via the connections TX, RX, and GND at the jack
ALARM (15): For this purpose, the functions of the
operating buttons are triggered by ASCII codes (e. g.
via a terminal programme of a computer). The number
of the transmitted data bits is eight; the bit rate can be
modified in the range of 1200 to 115 200 bits/s in the
setting menu (see chapter 5.2.2). The admissible
ASCII codes and their corresponding buttons are as
follows:
ASCII Code
for character
A
Q
M
V
(1),
F
1
2
3
4
Note: Observe the pin configuration see fig. 3! The
Sub-D jack has several functions on this unit, therefore
its configuration does not correspond to that of a
standard cable for serial data transmission!
Function Designation
like button
AUTO/-
QUAD/+
MENU/EXIT
VCR PLAY
(corresponds to
longer activation)
FREEZE/ENTER
/ (CH1)
/ (CH2)
/ (CH3)
/ (CH4)
in fig. 1
7
6
5
8
8
1
2
3
4