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SMP 111 • Web-Based User Interface 51
8
Firmware and License Loader — Firmware and LinkLicense uploads can be
initiated here (see figure 43 on the previous page).
9
Backup and Restore — Current SMP or IP configuration settings can be backed up,
or a previously saved configuration file can be restored to the unit from this panel.
¢
Executive Mode — Allows the user to enable or disable front panel lock-out to limit
access to the controls and functions of the SMP.
NOTE: See the SMP 111 Embedded Web Pages Help File for additional information.
Setting the Default Recording Media
To choose where a recording is saved during its creation:
1. In the System Settings page, click the Recording Media Selection panel bar
to expand it.
1
2
3
4 5
Figure 44. Recording Media Selection Panel
2. Set the Destination Recording Priority (see figure 44,
1
) to designate where
the SMP 111 stores recordings when it s configured for single store mode.
3.
Select (check) the Record Destination Limiter checkbox (
2
) to limit users to
the storage drive location selected in step 4 or the Secondary storage drives specified
in step 5.
4. To save recordings to a single location (single storage mode):
a. Verify that the Enable Secondary Recording checkbox (
3
) is disabled
(unchecked).
b. In the Recording Destination drop-down list (
4
), select where recordings
should be stored during recording.
•
Auto — The SMP stores the recording to available locations in the order of
priority set in the Destination Recording Priority drop-down lists (
1
).
•
Internal Drive — This forces the unit to store recordings only in its internal
storage, even if USB drives are attached to the front and rear panel ports.
•
Front USB , Rear USB , RCP USB — These options force the unit to record to a
USB drive connected to the corresponding port.
NOTE:
The SMP can automatically upload recorded files to a network server
only for files that are recorded to and stored on the internal drive . Files
cannot be auto-uploaded to a server, if one of the USB-only options is
selected.
figure 44