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Fig. 6-4 : Track mode automatic
6.1.3.1
Recording
The recordings will be saved into a memory unit of the corresponding track continuously.
When the memory unit is filled the track will be assigned the next empty memory unit. It will
then be used for the current recording.
If no empty memory unit is available, the oldest memory unit of all tracks will be searched.
Decisive is the timestamp of the last recorded image in the unit. This (oldest) memory unit
will be deleted and assigned to the corresponding track. It will then be used for the current
recording.
6.1.3.2
Modifications
The
size of the tracks
can not be modified manually. It will be adopted automatically. No
recordings have to be deleted.
Tracks
can be dropped and new tracks can be created, without deleting other tracks or
recordings.
The
video quality settings
can be modified anytime. The recordings in the corresponding
track do not have to be deleted.
6.1.3.3
Track types
One LP track (see above) is defined automatically as a ring memory for each camera.
One reference track (see above) is available independent from the recording settings.
6.1.3.4
Recording modes
The following recording modes can be used with the various camera types in the automatic
track mode:
Analogue cameras
• Permanent
• Motion
• Contact
• Permanent with switching of recording mode/quality by timer
• Permanent with quality switching by motion
• Permanent with quality switching by contact
