Panasonic BL-C210 Series, Руководство по эксплуатации

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6.
Set the following parameters as desired.
a.
Under [Time], select the days of the week when the trigger will be active.
b.
Select the time of day the trigger will be active, or click [Always] to enable the trigger for the full 24
hours of each day selected.
c.
Under [Image Setting], select the desired image resolution and image quality.
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When configuring a sensor, alarm, or detection trigger, only JPEG images can be buffered or
transferred.
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When configuring the trigger to transfer images to a mobile phone’s E-mail address, set the image
resolution to 192
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144, and set the image quality to [Favor Motion]. Note that your mobile phone
may not be able to receive the image if the file size of the image is too large.
d.
Under [Lens Position When Triggered], select [Do not move] or the desired preset. The lens will aim
in the appropriate direction when triggered.
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Image buffering or transferring begins after the lens has moved to this position.
e.
BL-C230 only: Under [External Output], select the desired length of time for which the output terminals
of the external I/O interface are turned on when the camera has been triggered.
f.
Under [Image Buffer Frequency], select the desired buffer or transfer rate.
To configure the camera to buffer or transfer images from before the camera was triggered, click
[Enable Pre-trigger Image Buffer] and select the image buffer or transfer rate and the total number of
images to be buffered or transferred. This setting allows you to see camera images leading up to the
moment when the camera was triggered.
To configure the camera to buffer or transfer images from after the camera was triggered, click [Enable
Post-trigger Image Buffer] and select the image buffer or transfer rate and the total number of images
to be buffered or transferred. This setting allows you to see camera images beginning from when the
camera was triggered.
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The image buffer rate may decrease when buffering images.
g.
Under [Sensor deactivation time setting], select the amount of time that must pass after a detection
before this trigger can make another detection.
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If the camera is triggered often, many images will be buffered or transferred. If those images are
transferred to a mobile phone by E-mail, for example, many messages will be sent and mobile
phone charges may become expensive. It is therefore recommended to use this setting to help
reduce the number of images that are buffered or transferred.
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Images will not be buffered or transferred during the deactivation time. As a result, pre-buffer
images from the next detection may not be buffered or transferred. For example, if this parameter
is set to [10 s], and if the camera is configured to buffer 1 image per second and store 10 images
before detection (i.e., buffer images for 10 seconds), the camera will not buffer or transfer images
if it is triggered within 10 seconds of the previous trigger. Images can only be buffered or transferred
10 seconds after the previous trigger.
The camera can be triggered.
The camera is buffering or transferring images and cannot be triggered during this time.
Deactivation time; the camera cannot be triggered.
A B C
A The camera is triggered. Buffering or transferring begins. No new images will be buffered or
transferred.
B Buffering or transferring ends, deactivation time starts. No new images will be buffered or
transferred.
C Deactivation time ends. The camera can buffer or transfer images again.
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2.2 Configuring a Sensor, Alarm, or Detection Trigger