SecurityMan ClockCam-WiFi, User Manual

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DEVICE LIST
The DEVICE LIST displays all the IP cameras that are configurable by the CMS
and currently established connection.
ALARM ENABLE
The ALARM ENABLE (system default) check box enables “I/O Trigger” options
for the selected camera or unchecked to disable local PC alarm notification.
NOTE: None of the I/O Trigger options will be available (grayed out) if the
Alarm Enable box is un-checked (disabled). When I/O Trigger is enabled
and an event occurs, the system will only record video footages, no picture
snapshots will be taken.
ALARM SOUND
The ALARM SOUND enables/disables the audible alert that can be heard from
your computer whenever an alarm is triggered. The system default setting is
unchecked.
SOUND FILE PATH
The SOUND FILE PATH feature allows you to specify the location (on your
computer) of the audible alert tone that you would like to be played whenever
an event is triggered. To use this feature, simply click on the BROWSE button
located to the right of the current destination description to make your selection.
FULL CH DISPLAY
The FULL CH DISPLAY check box will allow the CMS to display the triggered
channel in a “Single Channel Full Screen” for the set time frame when alarm I/O
occurs.
DISPLAY TIME
The DISPLAY TIME edit box is use to specify how long (in seconds) the CMS
will display the triggered camera in “single channel full screen” mode when
alarm I/O occurs.
CAMERA MAPPING
The CAMERA MAPPING area is used to map the I/O terminal to the camera
which allows to CMS to keep track and log I/O alerts. To map the I/O terminal
to your camera:
1. Select the camera you want to map from the device list.
2. Click on “Alarm Input Mapping1” under the alarm Input Mapping area.
3. Expand and highlight “CAM1” under the IP Camera area and click on the
“Add <<” button to send the camera to the Alarm Input Mapping area.
NOTE:
You will be prompted to confirm your selection after clicking on the
“Add” button. To un-map your camera, simply highlight the camera in the
Alarm Input Mapping area and click on the “Del >>” button.