ADPRO FastTrace by Xtralis Installation and User Manual
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Activate Control Output
When checked, the control output correlating to the camera channel number currently being
programmed will be activated for a period as defined in the Alarm Input / Hold Time (refer to
Alarm Input Settings on page 82) upon full activation of an event. Refer to Control Outputs on
page 86.
Note: If the assigned Control Output number has been specified for Manual Operation,
then an error message will be displayed.
Dial Out on Event
When checked, an Event on this camera channel will cause the FastTrace system to send an
alert with details of the event to the CMS, following the rules previously defined in
Communications / Call List.
Note: On connection to the CMS, up to a total of six events with images will be sent per
connection. All subsequent events are sent without images until a new connection is
established.
Dial Out Only When Armed (Secure): Unchecking this setting can be used to override the
Armed / Disarmed status of the system for this particular camera in this particular mode,
effectively creating a 24-hour zone (i.e. can be used for Panic Buttons etc).
Important: Use extreme caution when using this setting in conjunction with
Activity Detection triggered events, as this can cause many false /
nuisance alarms and block access to programming.
Dial Out on Video Loss
Options: Yes, No
Factory Default: Yes
When checked, FastTrace will dial-out, sending an alert to the CMS, in the event of lost video on
this camera channel due to camera disconnection or output failure. Note that this operation is
looking for presence of video by the Sync Pulse - this is not a Contrast (or 'Black-bag') alarm.
Important: If the camera Recording Type has been set to ‘Do Not Record’, then a
‘Dial Out on Video Loss’ will not occur. There must be a Recording
Mode selected for a dial out to occur.
Dial Out on Invalid Contrast
Options: Yes, No
Factory Default: No
Select the Dial out on invalid contrast checkbox if operators are to be notified if a Contrast
Alarm condition occurs on this camera. A contrast alarm will occur if the camera contrast level
changes to a level that lies outside of a user definable range.
Important: If the camera Recording Type has been set to ‘Do Not Record’, then a
‘Dial Out on Invalid Contrast’ will not occur. There must be a Recording
Mode selected for a dial out to occur.
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