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e. To clear the images enter your lock password as described in the section TheftStop Plus, Password Entry. If you
make a mistake when entering the password or press a wrong key this task will be cancelled.
Mode:Event
The Mode:Event menu displays events stored in Cuddeback. An event is the date/time activity was sensed. You can clear individual
events, all events, or save events to the Compact Flash card.
1) When the MODE KEY is pressed Cuddeback will display the number of events saved.
a. Displayed as [Events Saved] on line 1, with the number of events saved on the bottom line.
b. From this display you can activate 2 submenus as follows:
i. Press the (C KEY) to access the submenus
ii. Press the (UP KEY) or (DOWN KEY) to select the appropriate submenu
iii. To perform the desired submenu action press the (C KEY)
c. Submenu 1: Save Events to Memory Card
i. This task allows you to save all the events to the Compact Flash card in a format that will allow you to view the
events on a personal computer. The file name is EVENT.TXT and is located in the Compact Flash card’s root
folder.
ii. Displayed as [Save All Events?] on line 1, and [C = Yes] on line 2
iii. If you press the (C KEY) the events will be written to the Compact Flash card. See the appendix for a file
description and how the file is formatted.
iv. If you do not want to save the events to the Compact Flash card you can press the (UP KEY) or (DOWN
KEY) to display the next submenu, or press the (M KEY) or (S KEY).
v. If an EVENT.TXT file is not already on the Compact Flash card this file will be created. If this file already
exists the new events will be appended to the file.
vi. Maximum file size is about 1 MB.
vii. You can open this file with a text editor (Notepad) or a spreadsheet program (Excel).
viii. To erase this file you must use your computer or the Format Card command discussed on page 33 in this
manual.
d. Submenu 2: Clear All Events
i. This menu allows you to clear all the events.
ii. Displayed as [Clear All Events?] on line 1, and [C = Yes] on line 2
iii. If you press the (C KEY) the events will be cleared.
iv. If you do not want to clear all the events press any other key.
2) Viewing Events
a. Events can be viewed from the [Events Saved] display be pressing the UP KEY or the DOWN KEY.
b. Events are displayed in the following format:
i. Line 1 of display will show [Event <number>] for a few seconds, then switch to show the date of the
event.
ii. Line 2 of the display will show the time of the event.
iii. To clear this events press the (C KEY). As an event is being cleared a progress counter will be displayed, you
must wait until this is finis hed before you can perform additional operations. Depending upon the number of
events saved it can take up to 45 seconds to clear an event.
iv. To display the next event press the (UP KEY).
v. To display the previous event press the (DOWN KEY).
vi. Pressing and holding the (UP KEY) or (DOWN KEY) will advance the displayed event by 10. This allows
you to rapidly access events.
vii. To return to the [Events Saved] display press the (M KEY).
Mode:Operate
Cuddeback has four operating modes: STANDBY, TEST, LIVE CAMERA, or DISARMED. Pressing the (UP KEY) or (DOWN
KEY) will cycle through the various operating states.
1) Standby On In this mode Cuddeback will not trigger the camera. This state is used when you are programming and viewing
events. Cuddeback will automatically activate Live Camera mode if left in the Standby Mode.
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