Long-Time Recording
Figure 48: Setting up a long-time recording partition
1. Specify for how long you want images to be recorded to the partition. You can
select "Seconds", "Minutes" or "Hours".
2. Select the recording speed from "25 Images / 1 Second" to "1 Image / hour (3600
Seconds)".
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Note: The maximum recording speed depends on the number of cameras
recording simultaneously. With 3 cameras connected, the maximum recording speed
is 2 images/second for each camera if all the images are stored on the same
partition.
3. Select the cameras for recording. You must select cameras in consecutive order,
e.g. 3, 4, 5 or 2, 3. The connected cameras are identified by a camera icon. You
can record with all the cameras at the same time.
4. Now specify whether the recording is to be stopped once the maximum number of
images has been reached, or whether it is to be continued at the beginning of the
partition.
If the recording is continued once the maximum number of images has been
reached, the images already recorded will be overwritten!
5. Select the image quality. Smaller images have a lower quality but use less
storage space.
6. Click the "Add Partition" button to accept the configured partition data. The
storage space required for the settings selected will automatically be displayed in
real terms and as a percentage along with the remaining storage space.
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