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X300 Instruction Manual Chapter 3 - User Guide – X300 Menu System
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3.1.1 Normal Recording
This menu sets the Normal recording configuration. Recording is activated by pressing the record
button on the
front of the X300 or the Reviewer .
The X300 has 4 camera inputs, and the X300-16M has 16 camera inputs. The different number of
cameras will therefore be shown for each model:
X300 Mark 2 Normal Recording Menu X300-16M Normal Recording Menu
Other than the number of cameras available, camera set-up are the same for the X300 and the X300-
16M. This also applies for other recording modes, eg
TIMER RECORDING , ALARM RECORDING , SD
RECORDING .
Connected cameras are identified by highlighting the relevant camera number with either a red
background (indicating camera recording) or a white background (camera present but not recording).
Images per second IPS (
RATE ) and quality (QUAL) can be set individually for each camera.
RATE can be set to; “-“ (OFF), 0.1, 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12.5, 15, 20, 25, SUPD1 (50IPS).
The global (total) IPS limit on the X300 is 200 IPS.
QUAL can be set to; LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH, V.HIGH, VV.HIGH, SUPER and SUPD1
If AUDIO is required during NORMAL RECORDING, this must be set up separately in the AUDIO
RECORDING menu.
NB : SUPD1 uses DOUBLE the images per second due to recording in interlaced mode (both fields).
Therefore if 4 cameras were setup at 5IPS each, but one was SUPD1 RES, then the total IPS used
would be 25.