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Add a function to notify the user of writing failures in the recording
(Operating Instructions “Others” – “Maintenance” - Configure the alarm settings
[Alarm])
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Configuration of the settings relating to alarm notification
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Notification
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Configure the settings relating to Panasonic alarm protocol)
Add the write processing error of the recording stream to the occurrence condition of the Panasonic
alarm protocol notification of
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Diag.
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Panasonic alarm protocol
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Panasonic alarm protocol
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Select “On” or “Off” to determine whether or not to provide notification by Panasonic alarm protocol
according to the settings for the “Alarm” and “Diag.” checkboxes of “Destination of notification” below.
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When an alarm is detected (“Alarm”)
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When a notification of the remaining capacity of the SD memory card has been provided
(“Diag.”)
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When the SD memory card has become full (“Diag.”)
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When the SD memory card cannot be recognized (“Diag.”)
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When there is a write error on the SD memory card (“Diag.”)
Default:
Off
Destination of notification
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[Address 1] - [Address 8]
Enter the destination IP address or host name of the Panasonic alarm protocol from the following.
Up to 8 destination server addresses can be registered.
[Alarm] checkbox:
When the checkbox is checked, the Panasonic alarm notification will be provided
upon an alarm occurrence.
[Diag.] checkbox:
When the checkbox is checked, notification using Panasonic alarm protocol will be
provided in the following cases.
– When notification of the remaining capacity of the SD memory card has been provided
– When the SD memory card has become full
– When the SD memory card cannot be recognized
– When the SD memory card cannot be written
[Destination server address]:
Enter the destination server address or host name.
Available characters:
Alphanumeric characters, the colon (:), the period (.), the underscore (_), and
the hyphen (-).
To delete the registered destination server address, click the [Delete] button respective to the desired
destination server address
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