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    Thank you for purchasing TOA's Remote Controller. Please carefully follow the instructions in this manual to ensure long, trouble-free use of your equipment. REMOTE CONTROLLER C-RM1000 CU OPERA TING INSTRUCTIONS[...]

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    2 T ABLE OF CONTENTS 1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS .................................................................................. 5 2. GENERAL DESCRIPTION ............................................................................... 7 3. FUNCTIONS ........................................................................................................[...]

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    3 9.8. Combination Camera Menu Display ................................................................. 23 9.9. Storing the Preset Positions .............................................................................. 24 9.10. Deleting Preset Position Data (Communication method: Type B only) ........... 24 10. DIGIT AL VIDEO RECORDER OPERA TION [...]

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    4 12.4. Function Settings ............................................................................................... 40 12.4.1. Group settings ....................................................................................... 40 12.4.2. Abbreviation ..........................................................................................[...]

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    5 1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS • Before installation or use, be sure to carefully read all the instructions in this section for correct and safe operation. • Make sure to observe the instructions in this manual as the conventions of safety symbols and messages regarded as very important precautions are included. • We also recommend you keep this ins[...]

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    6 Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if mishandled, could result in moderate or minor personal injury, and/or property damage. CAUTION When Installing the Unit • Never plug in nor remove the power supply plug with wet hands, as doing so may cause electric shock. • When unplugging the power supply cord, be sure to grasp the power[...]

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    7 2. GENERAL DESCRIPTION TOA's C-RM1000 Remote Controller is used to remotely control TOA's 9-channel (C-DR091 series) or 16- channel (C-DR161 series) Digital Video Recorders. It can also remotely control operation of Combination cameras connected to the Digital Video Recorder. The C-RM1000 is equipped with a 3-axis joystick that permits [...]

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    8 4. HANDLING PRECAUTIONS • Do not connect the AC adapter when using the supplied modular cable since the power is supplied from the Digital Video Recorder. • Do not connect the DVR Control Output Terminal A (RJ-11) to the telephone line. • Do not lift the Remote Controller by joystick or subject the Controller to strong shocks. Damage may be[...]

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    9 Digital Video Recorder number (DVR): Refers to the DVR-ID number when the Digital Video Recorders are cascade- connected. Monitor number (MON): Refers to the Digital Video Recorder's monitor output number. There are two monitor outputs: Monitor outputs 1 and 2. Camera number (CAM): Refers to the camera video input terminal number connected t[...]

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    10 6. NOMENCLA TURE AND FUNCTIONS [ Top Panel ] TELE WIDE RIGHT LEFT UP DOWN F4 F3 F2 F1 DVR MON CAM POS DVR PLA Y / LIVE SEARCH SCREEN AUTO SEQUENCE MUL TI FULL SHIFT MENU REMOTE CONTROLLER C-RM1000 IRIS FOCUS PRIORITY REC AUTO SEQUENCE MUL TI FULL N 1 23 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 C SET 21 22 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 17 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ALARM HOLD BUZZE[...]

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    11 (8) Joystick In live mode Performs pan, tilt, and zoom operation of connected Combination Cameras. I n playback mode Performs playback, reverse playback, fast forward playback, and pause operation. In menu display mode Moves the cursor (lever position: up, down, left, or right) and confirms (clockwise lever rotation) or cancels (counterclockwise[...]

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    12 [ Rear Panel ] [ Bottom Surface Indications ] 23 24 25 TOA Corporation MADE IN JAPAN model C-RM1000 CU REMOTE CONTROLLER 12/13.8V 250mA SER. to telephone line. Do not connect this jack DC IN OUTPUT-A OUTPUT-B DVR CONTROL DVR CONTROL GND (23) DVR Control Output Terminal B (screwless type) Use this terminal when the supplied modular cable cannot b[...]

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    13 7.1.1. Group Selection (cascade connection only) Notes • Group settings must be performed in advance. (Refer to p. 40 ; Group Settings.) • Screens are not switched during group selection even when an alarm signal is received or the priority recording button is pressed. 1. Press the Shift key. 2. Press the desired Digital Video Recorder group[...]

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    14 CAM CAM MENU 711 5 LCD screen DVR MON CAM POS Camera No. displayed on the full screen 7.3. Camera Selection Select the camera to be displayed or operated. 1. Press the camera number to be selected using the ten-key numerical pad. 2. Press the CAM key. The selected camera number is displayed on the LCD screen (CAM section). 5 1 [Example] 7.3.1. Q[...]

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    15 8.1. Full Screen Display 1. After selecting the Digital Video Recorder, enter the camera number to be displayed. 2. Press the FULL key. The designated camera's image is displayed on the full screen and the FULL key lights. The camera number is displayed on the LCD screen. Note If only the FULL key is pressed, the camera image corresponding [...]

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    16 1. Press the MULTI key after selecting the Digital Video Recorder. The MULTI key lights and camera Nos. 1 - 4 (4-segment split-screen A) are displayed on the monitor. 2. Press the MULTI key. Camera Nos. 5 - 8 (4-segment split-screen B) are displayed on the monitor. 3. Repeat Step 2 to display the camera numbers to be monitored. The display cycle[...]

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    17 8.4. 9-Segment Split Screen Display 1. Press the SHIFT key. The SHIFT key lights. 2. Press the MULTI (9-Split-Screen) key. The MULTI key lights and Camera Nos. 1 - 9 (9-segment split screen A) are displayed on the monitor. 2-1. When the 16-channel recorder is used Repeat Steps 1 and 2 to display the camera numbers to be monitored. The display cy[...]

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    8.7. Sequential Display Note Sequential display settings must be performed for the Digital Video Recorder in advance. Please refer to the instruction manual enclosed with the Digital Video Recorder for more information. Press the SEQUENCE key after selecting the Digital Video Recorder. The SEQUENCE key lights, commencing sequential screen switching[...]

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    19 End DVR 1 Monitor 1 sequence setting 2 16 1 End DVR 4 Monitor 1 sequence setting End 2 16 1 DVR 2 Monitor 1 sequence setting 2 16 1 "DVR" represents the Digital Video Recorder. [Example] When DVR 1 - 4 are assigned to Group 1; Group sequence ( Master Monitor 1’s display oder ) 8.8. Group Sequential Display Group sequential displays c[...]

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    20 8.9. Zoom Display (Electronic zoom) Live or recorded full-screen images can be viewed in 2X zoom display. Multiple-segment split-screens cannot be zoomed. Note "Zoom ON" and "Zoom OFF" must be preprogrammed into a function key or abbreviation number. (Refer to p. 43 ; Abbreviation (Function programming).) 1 . Press the "[...]

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    21 9.2. Focus Adjustment When the Combination camera is connected, the lens focus can be adjusted using the FOCUS key. After selecting the camera, press the FOCUS (+) or ( - ) key. Focus operation continues as long as the key is pressed. Pressing the (+) key focuses the lens on distant objects, and pressing the ( - ) key focuses on near objects. FO[...]

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    22 9.3. Iris Operation (Communication method: T ype B only) This iris can be adjusted using the IRIS key when the Combination camera is connected. After selecting the camera, press the IRIS ( + ) or ( - ) key. Iris operation continues as long as the key is pressed. The ( + ) key opens the iris, and the ( - ) key closes the iris. 9.4. Auto-Function [...]

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    23 9.6. Focus Speed Settings Camera focus speed can be set. (Refer to p. 48 ; Focus Speed.) 9.7. Utilization of the Abbreviation Number Function By pressing the SET key after entering the preprogrammed abbreviation number using the ten-key numerical pad, or by simply pressing the function key, the following camera operations can be performed: (Refe[...]

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    24 9.9. Storing the Preset Positions The preset position can be stored on the camera menu, however it can be easily stored by performing the following operation; 1 . Select the camera for which the preset position is programmed. (Refer to p. 13 ; Equipment Selection.) 2. Rotate the Combination camera to set it to the desired angle of view. 3. Enter[...]

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    25 10.1.2. Priority recording operation For details, please refer to the instruction manual enclosed with the Digital Video Recorder. 1. Press the PRIORITY REC key. The PRIORITY REC key flashes and the buzzer tone sounds, commencing Priority recording. 2. Hold down the PRIORITY REC key for 2 seconds or more. The key extinguishes, terminating Priori[...]

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    26 10.1.3. Resetting alarm event recording The Alarm reset key flashes and the buzzer tone sounds during Alarm event recording. Alarm event recording cannot be initiated by the Remote Controller. For the method of starting the Alarm event recording, refer to the instruction manual enclosed with the Digital Video Recorder. For the operations of the [...]

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    27 10.2.3. Stop operation Press the PLAY/LIVE key while in playback mode. Playback stops, switching to live mode. The PLAY/LIVE key remains unlit while in live mode. 10.2.4. Forward/reverse quick playback Leave the joystick tilted to the left or right during playback. The left-tilt position permits fast reverse playback and the right-tilt position [...]

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    28 10.2.7. Frame advance/reverse playback Tilt the joystick to the left or right while playback is temporarily stopped. The left-tilt position permits frame reverse playback, and the right-tilt position permits frame forward playback. Frame reverse Frame advance In pause FOCUS In pause FOCUS In pause 10.2.8. Instant event access playback Press the [...]

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    29 10.3. Search Operation It is possible to search recorded images by date, time, or event. For details, please refer to the instruction manual enclosed with the Digital Video Recorder. 1. Press the Search key. The search menu is displayed Operate the Remote Controller as follows while the search menu is being displayed: • To move the cursor, til[...]

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    30 10.6. Archiving Images recorded on the Digital Video Recorder can be archived to a DVD-R disk or USB flash drive. For details, please refer to the instruction manual enclosed with the Digital Video Recorder. 1. Hold down the Menu key for 2 seconds or more during a playback pause. The archive menu is displayed. Operate the Remote Controller as fo[...]

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    31 10.7. T riplex Settings Live images can be assigned to any segment of the screen while recorded images are played back on the multi-segment split screen. For details, please read the instruction manual enclosed with the Digital Video Recorder. 1 Hold down the MULTI key for 2 seconds or more while recorded images are played back on the multi-segm[...]

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    32 10.8.2. Log-out 1. Hold down the DVR MENU key for 2 seconds or more. The “LOGOUT”/”LOGIN” selection screen is displayed on the monitor. Note When the operation level is set to Level1, holding down the DVR MENU key for 2 seconds or more displays the screen for selecting either LOGOUT or MENU. 2. Select LOGOUT using the joystick, then pres[...]

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    33 1 1. OTHER OPERA TIONS 1 1.1. Log-In and Log-Out If a password has been set, it is possible to log in to or log out of each operation level by following the procedures below. For password settings, please refer to p. 46 ; Password. For the Digital Video Recorder’s login and logout method, refer to p. 32 ; Entering the Digital Video Recorder Pa[...]

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    34 1 1.2. Abbreviation Number This function permits quick dialing preprogrammed into a number. Camera images (DVR No., monitor No., camera No., and position No.) and the functions of the Combination Camera and Digital Video Recorder can be programmed into a number. (Refer to p. 43 ; Abbreviation (Function programming).) 1. Enter the abbreviation nu[...]

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    35 11.3.3. To reset alarm Hold down the RESET key for 2 seconds or more while alarm is being activated. The RESET key extinguishes, canceling the alarm mode. Note Alarm cannot be reset when “Level” has been selected in the Digital Video Recorder’s alarm settings. The alarm status continues as long as the alarm signal is received. BUZZER STOP [...]

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    36 12. SETTINGS 12.1. Setting Item Summaries Setting Item Description Remote Controller Menu Display (Hold down the Menu key for 2 seconds or more.) Group 1. Setting Two or more cascade-connected Digital Recorders can be assigned to a group. It is also possible to restrict access to operation of the Remote Controllers in each group. Expansion Canno[...]

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    37 Group 1. Setting Group No. – Control ON/OFF DVR No.– Channel No. selection RM RF RM RF NO YES Abbreviation No. – Quick display settings Invalid Valid – Password entry Invalid Valid – Password entry Invalid Valid – Password entry OFF/ 1MIN / 5MIN/ 10MIN/ 30MIN/ 60MIN DVR No. entry — ON/OFF DVR No. entry — ON/OFF LOCK UNLOCK 1. ON [...]

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    38 12.2. Setting Keys and Display Screen [Keys to be used for settings] Ten-Key Numerical Pad Used to enter a number. LCD screen Displays setting items and contents. Joystick Moves the cursor or selects the setting items or contents. Set Key Confirms the setting items or contents. Clear Key Cancels the setting items or contents or numerical values [...]

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    39 12.3. Basic Setting Operations Here, basic operating procedures for each setting item are described. Enter a password to log in to Operation Level 1 and display the Remote Controller’s menu. Refer to p. 33 ; Log-in and Log-out for the log-in method. 12.3.1. Displaying the menu Note While the digital video recorder is displaying each menu (Sear[...]

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    40 When selecting “Setting” … 1. Select [GROUP] while the menu is displayed and press the SET key. The setting content is displayed on the second line. 2. Select [1. SET] and Press the SET key. The group number flashes, permitting the current group setting contents to be checked. 3. Press the SET key to perform settings in succession from Gro[...]

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    41 GROU P 2. T R A N S F E R 2 T RAN S F E R 1. R M R F 1 When selecting “Transfer”… 1. Select [GROUP] while the menu is displayed and press the SET key. The setting content is displayed on the second line. 2. Select [2. TRANSFER] and press the SET key. 3. Select EITHER [RM RF] or [RM RF] and press the SET key. The “TRANSFERRING...” indic[...]

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    12.4.3. Abbreviation (Quick display function) Camera images (DVR, monitor, camera and position numbers) can be displayed in the full screen on the monitor by simply pressing a preprogrammed abbreviation number (numerical keypad entry and the SET key). The abbreviation numbers that can be used for this function are Nos. 1 - 508 and functions keys F1[...]

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    43 12.4.4. Abbreviation (Function programming) The functions of the Combination Camera and Digital Video Recorder can be programmed into an abbreviation number (1 - 508 and F1 - F4 keys). Note The Combination Camera's protocol must be selected before performing abbreviation number settings. If the protocol is selected, this permits the availab[...]

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    44 Abbre- viation No. Default Setting Description Description Abbre- viation No. Default Setting F1 F2 F3 F4 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 Auto focus Auto pan start Preset sequence start Trace start DVR Name display DVR Name hide Zoom ON Zoom OFF Auto focus Contact 1 ON Contact 1 OFF Contact 2 ON Contact 2 OFF Auto pan start Prese[...]

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    45 12.4.5. Camera Protocol Selecting protocol of the Combination Camera connected to the Digital Video Recorder only displays the abbreviation function that can be used for each protocol. The abbreviation function table is factory-preset to those for the model of TOA-A. Note Multiple combination cameras using different communication methods cannot [...]

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    46 12.4.6. Password The Remote Controller's operation level can be set using passwords. The table below shows the available and unavailable functions of each operation level. Please set the appropriate operation level referring to this table. High Low Menu Setting Archive Recording/Playback Priority Recording Triplex Camera Operation Live Scre[...]

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    47 [ Passwords and operation levels ] If no passwords have been set, Operation Level is “1.” Refer to the table below if a password has been set. Password 1 Operation Level 1 Operation Level 2 Operation Level 3 Full-Lock Password 1 : Level after log-out. : No operation level exists since no password has been set. Set Password Password 2 Passwor[...]

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    48 12.4.8. Buzzer tone The buzzer tone can be set to ON or OFF. 1. Select [BUZZER] while the menu is displayed and press the SET key. The setting content is displayed on the second line. 2. Select the setting content and press the SET key. [Setting contents] BU Z Z E R 1. O N 1 . O N 1. ON The buzzer tone is sounded when alarm is triggered, when pr[...]

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    49 12.4.9. Key operation tone The tone generated whenever the key is pressed can be set to sound or not to sound. 1. Select [KEY CLICK ON/OFF] while the menu is displayed and press the SET key. The setting content is displayed on the second line. 2. Select the setting content and press the SET key. [Setting Contents] KE Y CL I C K O N / OF F 1. O N[...]

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    50 12.4.12. Monitor lock Set the Monitor Lock function for the system in which multiple remote controllers are connected. This restricts operable monitors and eliminates the necessity for switching monitors, allowing malfunctions to be avoided. Using the Monitor lock function in combination with the abbreviation number function makes the abbreviati[...]

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    51 12.4.15. Joystick position adjustment Adjust the joystick’s central position. 1. Select [JOYSTICK CAL] while the menu is displayed. 2. Press the SET key to confirm the selection. The current joystick position is assumed to be a center. To cancel, press the C key. Note: Do not press the SET key with the joystick tilted. JO YS T I C K C A L EXE [...]

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    52 13. CONNECTIONS 13.1. Equipment Connections • Use the CPEV-S cable (twisted pair shielded cable) with diameter larger than 0.65 mm (AWG22) for connection between control terminals. Be sure to connect the shielded cable to the GND terminal. • The control cable length between the Remote Controller and the farthest Digital Video Recorder must b[...]

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    53 13.2. System Example 13.2.1. Basic system Color camera Digital Video Recorder C-DR091 or C-DR161 Series Monitor 1 16 Monitor 2 HDD expansion unit C-DA1000 Series DISK ARRA Y 1 PC Remote Controller C-RM1000 Live display only T o AC Mains Combination Camera RS-485 RS-485 RM IN-A LAN DVR CONTROL OUTPUT -A 10BASE-T 100BASE-TX KEY LOCK DIGITAL VIDEO [...]

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    54 13.2.2. Expanded Digital video recorder system (Cascade-connection) Combination Camera Digital Video Recorder 1 C-DR091 or C-DR161 Series T o AC Main 1 - 16 Remote Controller 1 C-RM1000 RS-485 DVR 1 Live display only Digital Video Recorder 2 DVR CONTROL OUTPUT -A REMOTE CONTROLLER INPUT -B AC adapter Monitor output 1 Group 1 Master monitor RM IN[...]

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    55 [Remote Controller connections using the dedicated cable] 13.2.3. Connections between the Remote controller and the Digital video recorder T ermination switch: OFF T ermination switch: OFF T ermination switch: ON Remote Controller Digital Video Recorder RJ-1 1 terminal The maximum cable length is 1.2 km (3,937 ft) for distance between the Remote[...]

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    56 14. DIGIT AL VIDEO RECORDER F AILURE INDICA TION The Digital Video Recorder's failures can be confirmed at the Remote Controller. 14.1. Remote Controller Indication and Status LCD Screen ALARM RESET Key Buzzer * Digital VideoRecorder Failure Status * Available when the Remote Controller’s buzzer settings are set to ON. FA I LU RE DVR 1 HD[...]

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    57 15. TROUBLESHOOTING Remedy • Connect correctly. • Connect to the AC outlet. (The Digital Video Recorder supplies power to the Remote Controller even when in standby mode.) • Connect correctly. • Switch on the power. • Connect equipment correctly. (Refer to p. 13 ; Equipment Selection.) • Enter the password and log in to the desired o[...]

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    58 Operation Item Operation Method (Key Operation) Display Status Remark Reference Page • Equipment selection Digital Video recorder selection Numerical keypad (DVR No.) + DVR MON DVR No. displayed on the LCD and DVR lights. Monitor No. displayed on the LCD. Monitor alternates between 1 and 2 as the key is pressed. P. 13 P. 14 Monitor selection C[...]

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    59 Operation Item Operation Method (Key Operation) Display Status Remark Reference Page • Digital Video Recorder operation P. 27 P. 27 Pause Playback + DOWN Pause reset Pause mode + UP P. 28 Frame advance playback Pause mode + RIGHT P. 28 Frame reverse playback Pause mode + LEFT P. 28 Instant event access (forward) Pause mode + FOCUS (+) P. 28 In[...]

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    133-12-992-40 17. SPECIFICA TIONS * Applies to the system where the unit and digital video recorder are connected in a matched pair. Represents the total of connected cable distances if multiple digital video recorders or Interface units are connected in the system. Note: The design and specifications are subject to change without notice for improv[...]