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Programming

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have a combination of speed types available on your receivers, select Change Receiver Types to make
individual assignments.

Defining Update Priority for Live Display

Note: The Update Priority setting refers to Live display on the Main Display monitors only.

Use this setting to define a relative update rate of Live video for each camera (this applies to the main display
monitors only). This allows you to define that the video from more important cameras may be updated faster
than the video from less important locations by performing the following procedure.

Note: The Main Display Window Configuration screen, discussed in the Operation chapter, includes the

Update Priority field. This is the same setting as discussed in this section. If you change the setting in
the Main Display Window Configuration screen, it will change the setting in the Change Update
Priorities programming screen, and vice versa.

Field Choices

Default

Camera X Update Priorities

Normal, High

Normal

1. Access the Update Priorities screen as shown below.

1 Display Setup

2 Camera Setup

3 Alarm Setup
4 Serial Port Setup
5 Time/Date Setup
6 Record/Playback Setup
7 System Setup
8 Disk Functions

MAIN MENU

to Choose. to Go Back.
or 1-16 to Select.

1 Camera Calibration
2 Camera Titles

3 Update Priorities

4 Receiver Types
5 Motion Setup
6 Fine Tune

CAMERA SETUP

to Choose. to Go Back.
or 1-16 to Select.

1 Camera 1: High
2 Camera 2: High
3 Camera 3: Normal
4 Camera 4: Normal
5 Camera 5: Normal
6 Camera 6: Normal
7 Camera 7: Normal
Camera 8: Normal

CHANGE UPDT PRIORITIES

to Choose. to Go Back.
or 1-16 to Select.

1 Change Updt Priorities

2 Set all to Normal

UPDATE PRIORITIES

to Choose. to Go Back.
or 1-16 to Select.

2. If you want to globally set all of your cameras to Normal update rate, which refers to the Live display only,

select Set all to Normal. Setting all of your cameras’ update priorities

Normal

means that the update rates

for each camera will be equal. To set the priority for cameras individually, proceed with the steps below.

3. Select Change Updt (Update) Priorities on the Update Priorities screen to change update priorities per

camera.

4. Using the onscreen instructions, select either High or Normal priority for each camera. Select High to

update video more quickly relative to the Normal setting. Use High for more critical viewing locations. The
Normal setting should be chosen for less important viewing areas.

Note: Setting all cameras to High or Normal will result in no change in update rate during Live display, unless

you set the Motion Processing to Higher Update or Alarm + Higher Update. This would result in an
increased update rate only during motion detection. The higher update rate associated with motion
detection automatically returns to the Update Priorities rate ten seconds after motion detection stops.
Refer to the next section for more information on motion processing.

Update Priorities

Setting

Motion Processing

Setting

Rate During Normal

Live Display

Rate During Motion

Detection

Normal Alarm

Normal

Higher Update or

Alarm + Higher Update