Luma Surveillance LUM-500-DVR-16CH, Техническое справочное руководство

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If your location does not observe daylight saving time, click this box
to remove the check mark and disable automatic DST adjustment,
then click the checkbox labeled
Enable DST to deselect it, as well.
If your location uses a different DST setting than the US or Canada,
leave
Enable DST checked, and manually select when it starts and
stops. The Start Time and End Time boxes let you set the month,
week, day, and hour (in 24-hour time) that daylight saving time
starts and ends. The DST Offset box lets you choose the amount that
the time changes.
Places that do not observe daylight saving time include Arizona
(outside of Navajo territory), Hawaii, Saskatchewan, and a number
of local exceptions across Canada. For Arizona and Hawaii, just
disable DST. For Saskatchewan, disable DST and set your system to
Central Time (at the top of the window). For other exceptions, check
local regulations.
Click Apply to save the changes you have made.
Click Back to return to the settings menu, or Live View to return to
the live page.
More Settings Tab
Device Name: Give your recorder whatever name you like for your
network controls.
Device No.: Number this as you like.
Disable Remote Controller: Clicking this disables the use of the IR
remote control provided with your unit.
Boot Delay: If your recorder is attached to a network, you can
purposefully delay its boot time to ensure that your network drives
and router finish booting up before your recorder does. For example,
if the recorder finishes booting up before your network drives or
router are ready, it will not recognize that it is on a network. This
setting thus helps your system recover gracefully from, for example,
a power outage. This defaults to ten seconds. Determine your best
setting by testing it.
Alarm Output Delay: Use this to set the delay in seconds between
when an alarm is triggered and when the action based on that event
starts. For example, if an alarm is triggered when a door is opened,
you may want to give an employee five seconds to enter a security
code before responding.