Idis ID391H, User Manual

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After hour:
Sets the after hour recording schedule. The DVR records video with different settings during the hours.
– Enable: Enables after hour recording.
– IPS:
See the explanation of
Time lapse recording
(not supported for network cameras).
– Quality: See the explanation of Time lapse recording (not supported for network cameras).
– Resolution:
See the explanation of
Time lapse recording
(not supported for network cameras).
– Profile:
Select one of the preset profiles (supported for network cameras only). Higher resolution, frame rate,
and quality of the stream assigned to the profile require more storage space and will reduce the recording capacity
of the hard disk drive.
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Event recording: Records video when predefined events are detected.
– Event type:
Displays the list of event types. The DVR detects events according to the each event setting at
EVENT menu.
– IPS: See the explanation of Time lapse recording (not supported for network cameras).
– Resolution: See the explanation of Time lapse recording (not supported for network cameras).
– Quality: See the explanation of Time lapse recording (not supported for network cameras).
– Dwell time:
Sets the duration of recording. The DVR records video for the duration from the time an event is
detected.
– Profile:
Select one of the preset profiles (supported for network cameras only). Higher resolution, frame rate,
and quality of the stream assigned to the profile require more storage space and will reduce the recording capacity
of the hard disk drive.
NOTE: Make certain you comply with all local and federal laws and regulations when recording audio.
NOTE: Ma The recording speed of the network camera might decrease depending on the network condition.
Schedule Setup
You can set up recording schedule for each camera.
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View only () , Time-lapse (R): Enables or disables recording by clicking the button. When the recording is
enabled, the recording mode is displayed in the timetable below.