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Initial Configuration and Operation
• Time: Set the day of the week, the time, pre-
alarm duration and Post alarm duration, and
the duration of the time during which the
inputs will be ignored.
• Action: Set the actions to be taken as below;
- FTP Server /SMTP Server: Choose whether
to upload the image to an FTP server or
send an e-mail to an SMTP server.
- Control relay: Activate or deactivate a
selected relay.
- SD Card Recording: Record the video feed
to the SD card when there is an event.
- Flash LED: Turns on the Flash LED when
there is an event.
- Sound Alert: Strike up a sound alarm in
case of an event.
• Stream: Choose the desired video feed stream
from the relevant camera.
3. Press [Save] button to save the changes in settings.
Notes:
• In order to activate ‘FTP server / SMTP server’ settings, a file
server and/or mail server should be registered at the event
server setting sub menu under the event menu.
• The recorded files of the event (motion detector/sensor
event) are split up by a 5 minutes duration.
• In case the remaining free space in the SD card is 200 MB
or below, the system stops recording or overwrites an
existing file in accordance with the [Overwrite] setting. An
overwritten file may cause error or would not play when
you try to open the file.
• Set the video codec to MJPEG, and the video recorded on
the SD card will have only one frame per second.
• When you are recording the master stream video using a
FTP Server/SD Card, if the maximum frame rate set for the
master stream is higher than 10, the maximum frame rate
and GOP are automatically set to 10. In the meantime, if
the max frame rate is 10 or below, the GOP will be set to
the same rate as the maximum frame rate. Also, regardless
of the maximum frame rate, the quality settings will
automatically be set to CBR and the GOP configuration
item will disappear. The maximum values configurable in
this case are, respectively, 10 for the maximum frame rate,
CBR for quality, and 6144 kbps for the bit rate.