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Eyz-On
CVR
User Guide
Eyz-On
CVR
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capture the requisite number of
“B” frames is determined by the frame rate then
the length of the recording is determined by both the frame rate and the
recording length set for the event. But, in no case shall the recording time be
less than the time interval set for the event.
Summary
Recording MPEG4 or H.264 at lower frame rates of 3 fps or 7 fps may have
unwanted side effects in the
system’s performance in terms of when video starts
and stops for defined events. Of particular importance is when the Eyz-On is set
in a low frame rate mode and is recording video because the current time falls
within the preset schedule recording time. In that case the beginning sequence
of some events may not be captured with the event recording file, but they will
be available on the surveillance or transaction page for that same time.
The performance of the Eyz-On is best optimized when using the
lower frame rates in JPEG mode and using the higher frame rates
while in MPEG4 or H.264 mode.
LED Indicators
There are two status LED’s on the rear panel of the system that normally show
power and alarm status when the unit is operational.
These LED’s are both
bi-color and are used to indicate the status of the unit.
During the start-up phase the Power LED will be purple (blue + red) in most
cases.

Red + Blue (Purple) - System Initializing

Blue - System operational and OK
When the
Eyz-On system is successful in booting-up the Power LED will be blue
and the Alarm LED will be
“off”.
During the start-
up phase these LED’s will be used to indicate the successful
completion or errors during various phases and will help in troubleshooting if
there are issues.