Luma Surveillance LUM-500-DVR-16CH, Technical Reference Manual

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Advanced
(under Device Parameters)
This is a catch-all category. After adjusting your settings, be sure to
click
Save before switching to another window.
Enable Overwriting
If this box is checked when the hard drives on the network become
full of archived surveillance footage, the system automatically
begins overwriting the oldest files with new ones. This allows your
system to operate continually, but does put older data at risk.
If this is not selected, then old recordings must be deleted manually,
and if your hard drives become full, no further video is recorded.
Packet Time
This option is only available on NVR models.
By default, as your recorder saves surveillance files, it closes the file
when it reaches 1 GB in size, then continues recording in a new file.
If you wish, you can set a different maximum file size by run time.
Enter a number here (from 1–300) to limit individual recording files
to that number of minutes, or 1 GB, whichever comes first.
Boot Delay
If your recorder is attached to a network, you can purposefully
delay its boot time to ensure that your network drives and router
finish booting up before your recorder does. If the recorder boots
before your network drives or router are ready, it will not recognize
that it is on a network. This setting thus helps your system recover
gracefully from, for example, a power outage.
This defaults to zero. Determine your best setting by testing it.
Alarm Output Delay
Use this to set the delay between when an alarm is triggered and
when the action based on that event starts. For example, if an
alarm is triggered when a door is opened, you may want to give an
employee five seconds to enter a security code before responding.
Disable IP/RS-232 Remote Control
Clicking this disables the use of the IR remote control provided.