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If you want to use a camera's motion detection to trigger PTZ movement you need to
tick the
Motion check box. Likewise, if you don't want to use a camera's motion
detection only its alarm inputs, you can un-tick the Motion check box.
For more information on setting up motion detection see the Video Menu - Motion
section.
3. Using Alarm Inputs To Control PTZ Cameras
Alarm input triggers can also be used to control PTZ cameras. These can be the
alarm inputs on the recorder itself or the alarm inputs on connected IP cameras.
The recorder's alarm inputs are paired to the corresponding camera inputs. So alarm
input 1 is paired to camera 1 and so on.
To choose which alarm inputs to use as a PTZ trigger click the Cog icon in the
Alarm column. This will display all available alarm inputs for the selected camera.
You can enable or disable each alarm input trigger by ticking or unticking the check
box.
4. Selecting Which PTZ Cameras And Presets To Trigger
Once you have set up how the PTZs will be triggered you can choose which PTZs
and which presets to activate. You can select up to 4 PTZs for each camera and
choose a preset location for each one.
To configure a PTZ camera click the Cog icon in the PTZ1 , PTZ2 , PTZ3 or PTZ4
column.
Here you can tick or un-tick the check box to enable or disable the PTZ activation.
You then can select which PTZ you want to activate from the first drop-down list.
The second drop-down list will then be populated with all of the previously saved
presests for the selected PTZ camera. You can then select which preset location you
want the PTZ camera to look at when activated.
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