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Items from DVR Configuration page
ITEM
Identifies 1 to 800 Hi-Qs
Hi-Q Number
IP address
Determines how the Hi-Q is
Primary, Monitor
configured into the system
Review or Backup
(Primary, Backup, Review)
Enabled Status
Used to bring a Hi-Q online
Allegiant Input
Must be a valid logical camera
connected to Hi-Q
number within the Allegiant
MON A output
Hi-Q (Hi-Q) input
Physical inputs on the Hi-Q
number
Allegiant Logical
The logical camera number
Camera Number
within the Allegiant system that
looped with primary
is assigned to the physical input
Hi-Q input
The logical monitor output of
Allegiant Logical
the Allegiant that is assigned to
monitor number
the physical input of the backup
connected to backup
6.2
Other Configuration
6.2.1 Allegiant Status Message Monitors
The <Allegiant Status Message Monitors> area is used to
specify the Allegiant monitors that will display ADIM warning
and error messages. Enter the monitor number(s) separated by
commas (monitor ranges are specified with dashes). The monitor
number(s) must exist in the Allegiant Monitor Table.
Explained
Default
(Not changeable)
applicable
Hi-Q IP address
000.000.000.000
Disabled
document
(Not changeable)
Applicable
of the Primary Hi-Q
Hi-Q
NOTE for Allegiant model LTC 8500:
• All Allegiants EXCEPT the LTC 8500 display the ADIM
messages on a third line above or below the two status lines.
Not
• The LTC 8500 does not have a third line for these messages,
however, the messages can be set to overwrite the Monitor
Title display. To do this the monitors must be set to
Monitor Title mode.
6.2.2 Auto-Login
Primary
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If the Enable Automatic Login checkbox is checked, upon start
of the application, ADIM is automatically logged on with User
Not
Privileges.
6.2.3 Keyboard / Com Port Assignment
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Example: Connect keyboard 1 into physical port 1 on back of the
serial hub (preconfigured as COM5), etc.
Table
Explained
Heading
Logical
ADIM
Keyboard
Keyboard
Number
Specify a
COM
com port
Port
for each
keyboard
14
Field Values
1 – 6
1 – 256
(See Section 4.3 for
pre-configured values)
• COM port OK (GREEN)
• COM port not available (RED)
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