Once you activate the PMRS unit, the Input sensors will be at TTL “Active high” or “Active Low” as defined in the Device Configurator. In order to trigger an Input signal you need to close a connection between the following wires on the “GPIO/PTZ Cable”: Port 1 - Input 1 wire and port 14 - GND wire. Port 2 - Input 2 wire and Port 14 - GND wire. Port 3 - 12V and Port 14 – GND wire. The statuses of the Input signals are viewed in the PMRS Device tree on the left hand side under “Sensors”. Sensor 1 = Alarm Button Sensor 2 = Input 1 Sensor 3 = Input 2 Sensor 4 = Accelerometer Sensor 5 = Infra-Red Sensor 6 = 12V Once an Input Sensor is triggered, the “Sensor number” signal on the left hand side will light up. The pre-set trigger actions will also commence accordingly. If you selected recording as a trigger action, the message/s “M” “D” will appear at the top right hand side of the video stream.
Once you activate the PMRS unit, the Input sensors will be at TTL “Active high” or “Active Low” as defined in the Device Configurator. In order to trigger an Input signal you need to close a connection between the following wires on the “GPIO/PTZ Cable”: Port 1 - Input 1 wire and port 14 - GND wire. Port 2 - Input 2 wire and Port 14 - GND wire. Port 3 - 12V and Port 14 – GND wire. The statuses of the Input signals are viewed in the PMRS Device tree on the left hand side under “Sensors”. Sensor 1 = Alarm Button Sensor 2 = Input 1 Sensor 3 = Input 2 Sensor 4 = Accelerometer Sensor 5 = Infra-Red Sensor 6 = 12V Once an Input Sensor is triggered, the “Sensor number” signal on the left hand side will light up. The pre-set trigger actions will also commence accordingly. If you selected recording as a trigger action, the message/s “M” “D” will appear at the top right hand side of the video stream.