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The options for scheduled recording are Alarm, Motion Detection, and
Continuous. You can customize the Video Size, Frame Rate, and Image
Quality no matter what recording method you choose.
To choose a recording method, go to the main menu and choose
SCHEDULE RECORD. For example, let’s say you want Motion Recording.
Scroll down the list of recording methods and select MOTION RECORD.
Here there are two settings you can choose from:
VIDEO SIZE/FRAME RATE: this indicates the size of the video you will see
when you play it back and how fast the camera records. You can choose
320 x 240 at 30 FPS, which would be a smaller image that will play back
at normal speed, or 640 x 480 at 12 FPS, which will be a larger image
that plays back at about half normal speed, giving the image a “strobe”
effect. Base your choice on whether you’re more interested in real-time 30
FPS recording or if a strobe effect with better image quality is what you’re
looking for.
You can also choose an Image Quality of HIGH, MEDIUM, or LOW. The
higher the image quality you choose, the more space on the SD card each
video will take.
Now choose DURATION, which will set how long the device will record
for once motion stops on the frame. You can set the camera to record an
addition 5-90 seconds after motion ends, in 5 second intervals.
There is also an option for AUDIO, but since it has been disabled on this
device, you can disregard that setting.
The same options are available for each recording mode.
Now that you have chosen the video quality, press ESC to go back to the
SCHEDULE RECORD menu. Select SCHEDULE SETUP and you will see
the image below.
