Honeywell MAXPRO NVR SE, Руководство оператора

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MAXPRO NVR Operator’s Guide
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Note:
By default, ACUIX cameras are PTZ enabled.
• Continuous Recording - All cameras added are defaulted to “24/7” recording. You
can choose a different option from the drop-down list.
• Event Based Recording - This is “None” by default. Select an option from the drop-
down if you want to do motion based recording.
• User Name - Displays the default user name, “Admin” for the camera. You can type a
new user name for the camera as applicable.
Note:
Change this only if the only if the user has been changed on the camera.
• Password - Displays the password for the camera. You can type a new password for
the camera as applicable
Note:
Change this only if the password has been changed on the camera.
5.
Click to open the Camera Advanced Settings pane.
Note:
The Camera Advanced Settings pane is disabled when there are no cameras
available in the system.
• Click Launch Web View for Advanced Set Up to launch the web page for the
camera. Use the camera's web page to view IP and firmware settings, bit rate
statistics, camera exposure, day night and white balance settings, and set up video
motion detection and other analytic events.
• Select the Video Format (NTSC or PAL). The NTSC and PAL are the widely used
video formats.
• The Compression Format is defaulted to “MPEG4”.
• The Resolution is defaulted to a fixed value based on the camera model (for
example, HD3MDIP model defaults to 1280 x 720 resolution).
• Select the PTZ Sensitivity for PTZ camera. Available PTZ options are: Low, Normal,
High and Maximum.The higher the compression, the lower the bit rate, the lower the
image quality and the more processor power is consumed.
Note:
The PTZ Sensitivity field is not available for fixed cameras.
• Select the FPS for a camera. FPS refers to the number of pictures displayed in
exactly one second. FPS is a measure of how much information is used to store and
display motion video. The term applies to digital video. Each frame is a still image;
displaying frames in quick succession creates the illusion of motion.