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

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Schedule Settings
These settings tell your system when to engage in various activities
(recording, motion detection, etc.).
Select the channel (camera) that you want to edit at the top of the
window.
The main portion of the window shows the schedule for the selected
camera. Each box covers one hour of time (with a dotted line at the
half-hour mark), and is color-coded to show the camera’s scheduled
activity. See the activity key to the right for explanation; white
means the camera is not enabled during that time.
On NVR models, this window has two main tabs: Record and
Capture. DVR models only have the Record tab.
Click Save before exiting this screen or switching tabs.
Record Tab
This tab sets automated recordings from the cameras.
By default, motion detection is enabled 24/7. We strongly advise you
to customize these settings for your needs.
This tab uses the standard schedule interface, with the exception of
the Advanced button. To adjust the schedule, press
Edit at the top
right. If you need help, see “Arming Schedule Tool” on page 95.
Advanced Button
Pressing Advanced on the Record tab opens a new window with a
variety of extra options.
Enable ANR (automatic network replenishment) stores video data
on the IP camera’s SD card if the network connection to the attached
NVR is lost. Once the connection is reestablished, the NVR recovers
the video that was stashed on the camera’s SD card. This requires an
SD card to be installed in the camera.
Pre-record sets your channel to record footage before an event
is triggered. The recorder creates a pre-record buffer with a
duration (in seconds) set by the menu option you choose. Video
from the camera continuously cycles through this buffer until an
event is triggered, at which point the buffer becomes the start of
the recording. Choosing Not Limited means the camera dumps
everything it has buffered.