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Configure the event action at a video loss occurrence [Video loss]
Select the [Video loss] tab on the "Event" page. (
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Page 60)
The settings relating to event actions to be taken at a video loss (
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Operating Instructions (PDF)) occurrence can be configured
on this tab.
[Operation mode]
Select the settings for the operation mode.
Refer to the operating instructions (PDF) for further informa-
tion about the operation mode.
ADM (Activity Detection Mode): Performs recording,
writes the event log, and moves the cameras to pre-
set positions at an event occurrence. Other event
actions will not be performed.
ALM (Alarm Mode): Performs every event action accord-
ing to the settings.
OFF: Performs only writing an event log. Other event
actions will not be performed.
Default:
ALM
Configure the following settings for each camera channel (1
to 16).
[Rec. cam.]
Select a camera channel (1 to 16) used for recording. When
"Off" is selected, recording will not be performed.
[Preset]
Select a preset position (1 to 256) to which the camera will
move at a video loss occurrence.
When the preset positions of two or more cameras have
been selected on the advanced setup page, "
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" is dis-
played and it is impossible to select the values.
[Advanced] button
Advanced settings such as the camera channels to display
on Monitor 1 or 2, to record, and to activate preset positions
can be configured for each camera channel (1 to 16).
When this button is selected, the following pages will be dis-
played.
• [Video loss]
Select a camera channel (1 to 16) used for recording.
• [Monitor1 action]
Select a camera channel whose image is to be displayed
on a single screen display on Monitor 1 at an event
occurrence. When "Off" is selected, images displayed on
Monitor 1 will not be switched at an event occurrence.
• [Monitor2 action]
Select a camera channel whose image is to be displayed
on a single screen display on Monitor 2 at an event
occurrence. When "Off" is selected, images displayed on
Monitor 2 will not be switched at an event occurrence.
