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

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Exception
Here you set how the recorder responds to non-surveillance
concerns.
This page uses a truncated version of the linkage tool. If you need
help, see “Linkage Control” on page 98.
The various types of exceptions are explained here:
HDD Full: If your hard drives becomes full, and you have not
enabled file overwriting (see “Advanced (under Device Parameters)”
on page 101), you cannot record new surveillance video.
HDD Error: This indicates that a hard drive has returned any type of
error code to the recorder.
Network Disconnected: If your recorder finds it cannot access your
network router, it sends a notice. Of course, aside from local alarm
warnings, the notice will be delayed due to the lack of a network
connection.
IP Address Conflicted: If you accidentally end up with two items
attached to your network that have the same IP address, this will
inform you.
Illegal login: This is an attempt to log in with an incorrect user
name/password combination, and is either a sign of a typo on the
part of a user, or a hack attempt.
Input/Output Video Standard Mismatch: This occurs when you mix
PAL and NTSC video formats. NTSC is the standard used in North
America. The also occurs if the camera is not getting enough power
and the video output is distorted.
Not available on 4-ch NVRs.
Record/Capture Exception: This exception triggers when your hard
drive runs out of space, or fails to write for some other reason.
Resolution Mismatch (DVR only): This warns you when the
input resolution is smaller than the camera’s configured recording
resolution.