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Chapter 2 –Configuration
Enables the font type to be set. Used for the displayed information.
Defines display refresh rate in FPS. The rate can’t be higher than the maximal refresh rate setting of
an individual camera. To change you click on the slider, or once clicked as active, you can use the
keyboard left and right arrow keys. (This is true for all slider controlled settings)
This is Switches on/off the direct use of the video memory for the camera display. To chose the
optimal mode refer to the description of
“
Refresh Time
”
command in the
“Command Line console
Interface”
section
Preset the colour of the of the active camera frame.
Adjust the contrast range of a black and white camera display. This setting does not influence record
quality
.
Select to make a backup of current configuration to a file. (“.CFG”) This file should be saved to a
removable media like floppy disk, so you can once you have the system set correct, any tampering
with settings can be restored to how you had them. The contents of this file can’t be edited it is not
a text file. You need to enter a filename and select a location for the backup file to be stored too.
Select the restore process of a “.CFG” file which was previously made from the backup process.
You need select the location of the file via he standard windows file selection screen.
The slider determines the main thread CPU priority for the DVR software. There are four settings.
“Lowest”
,
“Normal”
,
“Highest”
and
“Real time”
.
When
“Real-time”
position is chosen all procedures of less priority would be suspended until LJD-
Video™ system is active. This mode is applicable if the standard CPU loading is not higher than 80%.
Your system will come with this normally set to Highest, as by design a system is a stand alone
DVR. If you choose to use the system for multiple tasks, you can set this to Lowest; this allows
other applications to obtain more priority on processing power of the overall system.
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