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Alarm: Motion
Channel:
Select a camera that you would like to edit.
Enable:
If for some reason motion detection is not required, you have
the option to disable it.
Buzzer:
When motion has been detected, you can enable the DVR’s
buzzer to alert you for a predetermined amount of time.
Sensitivity:
This option allows you to change the sensitivity level. The
higher the number, the more sensitive your DVR will be when detecting
motion. For most instances, the default selection will be suitable, how-
ever it’s recommended to conduct a test to see if the sensitivity level is
correct for the camera’s location (see page 26 - Motion Detection Tips).
Area:
Click the “Setup” button to change the default motion detection
area. The entire view of the camera is enabled for motion detection,
however you can select certain areas if you wish (see page 25 - Motion
Detection).
Post Recording:
This option instructs your DVR to record for a set period
of time after an event has occurred. For most instances, the default se-
lection will be suitable, however you can change this if you wish.
Show Message:
When motion has been detected, the motion icon will
appear on-screen. Click the checkbox if you want to disable this.
Send Email:
Click the checkbox to enable your DVR to send an email
alert when motion has been detected.
Full Screen:
Click the checkbox if you would like to view the camera full
screen in Live View mode when motion has been detected.
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Don’t forget to click “Save”
to apply settings.
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Use the “Copy” function to
apply all settings to the other
cameras.
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Click the “Default” button
to revert back to default set-
tings.
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Click the “Close” button to
exit the Main Menu.
When motion has been
detected by one or
more cameras, your
DVR will alert you to a
potential threat at your
home. It does this by
sending you an email
alert to your mobile
device or computer
with an attached im-
age from the camera
to use as a reference (if
this option is enabled).
