Step 6
Move the cursor to "DISPLAY MODE" and press the setting button.
→ The demonstration mode is implemented, and the blocks on which significant brightness
change was detected blink.
Step 7
Press the setting button.
→ The demonstration mode is terminated, and "MODE1" screen appears again.
Step 8
Move the cursor to "LEVEL" and use the right or left button to adjust the detection sensitivity
level. When the level indicator moves in the "+" direction, the level becomes higher. When the
level indicator moves in the "–" direction, the level becomes lower.
Repeat from Step 6 to Step 8 to obtain an optimal level.
Step 9
Move the cursor to "DWELL TIME" and select an alarm detection skipping time from the follow-
ing:
2S (default)/5S/10S/30S (S: Second)
Selection of an alarm detection skipping time disables the detection of an alarm until a lapse of
a specified time after detecting an alarm once.
Important:
• When a curtain swaying in the wind is detected, use the masking function to exclude the
curtain from the detection area.
• When the noise level is high under low illuminance lighting resulting in malfunction,
decrease the sensitivity (LEVEL). When the illuminance of a photographic subject changes
abruptly, e.g. caused by car headlights or turning on and off a light, false detection may
occur.
• Approximately 0.2-second delay exists between detection of a change (motion) in image
with this unit and alarm signal output. When the setup menu is displayed, an alarm output
is not provided. (The case that "ALARM" is set to ON in the demonstration mode is exclud-
ed.)
• Selection of "ON" for the motion detector function causes a malfunction with a device that
uses a VTR time code because an alarm data output is provided during blanking. In such a
case, set the motion detector function to "OFF".
• The motion detector function is not exclusively used for prevention of theft, fire, etc. We are
not responsible for any accidents or damages occurring in case.
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