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7 Playback mode
The recorder changes from Playback/Live mode to Playback mode when selecting a track.
The full functionality for track playback and analysis is available. Unnecessary functions
are disabled (e.g. buttons for selecting a split type or dialog).
7.1
Tracks
7.1.1
Track types
Longplay tracks
LP tracks are usually large ring buffers. They are used for current recording. One LP track
is assigned to each camera.
Hold-up tracks
Hold-up tracks
are usually relatively small ring buffers. One Hold-up track can be assig
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ned to each camera. The recording settings for Hold-up tracks may differ from those of a
LP track.
These Hold-up tracks will be saved as soon as an alarm is triggered on the recorder (see
documentation
Configuration
). This prevents the current pictures from being overwritten.
New Hold-up tracks will subsequently be created in which the recording is continued.
Saved Hold-up tracks
Saved Hold-up tracks are Hold-up tracks that have been protected against overwri
ting
after an alarm had been triggered. Depending on the number of triggered alarms, more
than one saved Hold-up track may exist for each camera.
Suspicion tracks
The Suspicion Track is a mixed track. In it, the images of various cameras can be saved.
The recording of the cameras is triggered with the suspicion switch, when configured sui
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tably in the
Recording settings
dialogue. When the Suspicion tack is played back, the
camera buttons can be used as a filter.
Reference track
Single images of the cameras are stored in the reference track. These images can be used
to compare current camera settings and positions with the original conditions. Reference
tracks are therefore not used for recording or playback.
7.1.2
Track selection
There are different methods for selecting a track:
Direct selection
This method allows a LP track to be quickly selected.
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Click on a camera button in the Playback/Live mode to display the live image of the
camera.
