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Camera
ON : If this checkbox is checked, the camera will be on and record during the specified hours. If the checkbox
is not checked, the camera will be off all the time and will not record anything.
24 Hours/Work Hours/Non-Work Hours/Custom Hours : If the ON checkbox is checked, the camera will only
operate and record during the selected hours:
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24 Hours : The camera will operate and record all the time.
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Work Hours : The camera will only operate during work hours. The work hours can be changed in the
Account Settings .
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Non-Work Hours : The camera will only operate outside of work hours. The work hours can be
changed in the Account Settings .
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Custom Hours : You can define a special schedule in which the camera shall operate.
Name : You can give the camera any name you would like. This name will be shown in the Dashboard ,
Alerts , and the Layout displays. We recommend using descriptive names.
Login : The username and password used to access the camera. For MOBOTIX MOVE cameras, this is the user-
name and password for ONVIF access.
If you have stored the username and password in
Account > Camera Settings (this list of passwords), you
will not need to enter the passwords again here. This is useful if you have many cameras and you are using
the same password on all of them.
Note
When changing user names/passwords of cameras, always use the same user name and password for
both, the web interface and ONVIF access !
Time Zone : Set this to the time zone where the camera is located.
Tags : Tags are used to group cameras. You can have as many tags as you want. Cameras with the same tag
will appear under the Cameras display.
Notes : This is an area for the installer or owner to store information about this camera. Recommended, if the
configuration of the camera is complex. You can enter anything of interest in this field.
Information : Displays the make, model, firmware, and other information about the camera. Key item dis-
played is the local IP address that can be useful during the installation process.
Camera Settings
Configuring Cameras
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