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Rapid Eye Multi-Media DVR System Administrator Guide
Document 800-02953V4 Rev A 121
03/10
1. On the Schedules tab, during a Maintenance Session , select Define Schedules. The
tab displays the grid of the Default schedule (see Figure 7-4 ).
2. Use the Schedule drop-down arrow to select the schedule that you want to rename.
3. Enter a new name in the Schedule box.
4. Click Rename.
Deleting a Schedule
Note The Default schedule cannot be deleted.
1. On the Schedules tab, during a Maintenance Session , select Define Schedules. The
tab displays the grid of the Default schedule (see Figure 7-4 ).
2. Use the Schedule drop-down arrow to select the customized schedule that you want
to delete.
3. Click Delete. If the schedule is in use, it cannot be deleted. Assign another schedule
to the cameras, alarms or rules that are using the schedule.
Alarms and Scheduling
Use of scheduling to disarm alarms is optional. If you assign a schedule to alarms, all
alarms will use that schedule. Alarms cannot be scheduled independently. A schedule for
the alarms can be independent from those used by cameras. For example, you can set
events to trigger alarms only after business hours, while cameras keep recording.
Assigning a Schedule to Alarms
A schedule is assigned to alarms in the same way as for cameras. Alarms can be set to be:
• Always ON. No schedule is used. Alarms using this setting are always active.
• Use Schedule (default). The simplest way to simultaneously schedule all cameras
and alarms is to customize the Default schedule. See
Customizing a Schedule , page
119 , and Notes on Holidays and Exceptions , page 122 .
• Use Schedule (defined schedule). Use this option to schedule alarms for specific
days and times. See
Adding a Schedule on page 119 .
TIP! Settings for Holidays and Exceptions have a higher priority than the settings for the
other days of the week. See
Notes on Holidays and Exceptions on page 122 .
Note Setting events to trigger alarms is explained in Setting an Event to Trigger an
Alarm or To Be Logged on page 206 .