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

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The local interface timeline has three zoom levels, ranging from one
hour (measured end to end) to 24 hours.
You have several options to control how much time the timeline
shows. In the center of the window, you can press the
keys to
zoom in and out of the timeline, shifting up and down one level per
click.
To the left, you have three buttons. The Custom button lets
you select the zoom level of your choice, while the other two jump
directly to the 1-hour (
) and 24-hour ( ) view.
In the web interface, you also have and buttons at opposite
ends of the timeline. These buttons shift the timeline forward or
backward half of the current span. For example, if you are in the
one-hour span centered on 10:00 a.m., then clicking the right arrow
centers the timeline at 10:30 a.m. (it maintains the one-hour span).
The timeline does not extend back more than 48 hours; if you scroll
48 hours into the past on the timeline, no further events show. To
see events and review video over 48 hours old, use the calendar
button at the bottom right.
Viewing Other Days
Click on the Today or Yesterday buttons to shift to
playback mode for that day. Playback starts at the first recording
of the day. If the camera was recording continuously, the playback
starts at midnight; if the camera was using motion detection, then
the playback starts at the first detected incident.
Clicking the Calendar button lets you go further back into the
past.
Within the calendar window, days may be flagged either red
(indicating that an event like motion detection occurred) or blue
(indicating that data was recorded by schedule, but no event was
detected).