December 2016
Visual Engineering
Video solutions. Integrated
visualengineering.co.uk
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PAL/NTSC H.264 Encoder
Recordings can be activated in two ways:
• Timed recordings
• Trigger recordings
Timed Recordings
There are 4 options for timed recordings, these are; Off, Continuous, Once and Daily.
Off
= No recording takes place
Continuous
= Recording Continuously
Once
= Record once when the start time is reached and record for the set duration.
Daily
= Record daily starting when the start time is reached and record for the set duration.
Trigger Recordings
Trigger Recordings can be triggered by either motion or light level change.
Trigger recordings are disabled by default, if enabled a recording will be made.
The duration of the recording will be the duration of the motion event plus the time set in seconds
in the trigger duration.
OSD and Tone Alerts
Additionally motion and light level triggers can be used to trigger an OSD (On Screen Display) event
and an audible tone in the stream. If users require this they should set the OSD and Tone Trigger
mask to Enabled, the default setting is Masked.
The level of motion required to invoke a trigger can be set using the Motion trigger sensitivity, on a
scale from low sensitivity of 0 to a high sensitivity of 100, the default value is 90.
SD Card Full Management
In the event of the SD card becoming full, there are two user settings in the Overwrite Enable
option. If this is disabled, then all recording will simply stop when the SD card is full. If this is
enabled, then the recorder will start to over write the oldest material.
Save the Changes
Following any changes made in the menu the user must press the
submit
button .The encoder will
then save the changed parameter. Wait until the encoder finishes Re-configuring before trying to
move away from the current web page or powering off the encoder.