System information
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PTZ Settings
1. Baud Rate – Displays a drop down list menu for baud rate settings.
2. Parity – Displays a drop down list menu for parity settings.
3. Data Bit – Displays a drop down list menu for data bit settings.
4. Stop Bit – Displays a drop down list menu for stop bit settings.
5. With PTZ – Indicates the PTZ status of the camera. If checked, it means that the camera is equipped
with PTZ capabilities.
6. Protocol – Displays a drop down list menu for supported PTZ protocols. Currently supported PTZ
protocols include Pelco D, Pelco P, Merit Li-Lin, DynaColor (DSCP), and VISCA SNC-R225. NOTE:
VISCA SNC-R225 protocol does not have autopan or iris functionality. It also only supports 6 preset
positions.
7. Restore Defaults – Restores the default settings.
8. Apply – Saves the settings.
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Recording Schedule
1. Camera – Displays a drop down list menu listing all cameras. Choose “All” to update all cameras
with the same settings.
2. Recording Schedule grid – Displays the complete recording schedule.
3. Recording Type menu – After selecting a time period, this menu will appear where the user can
select what type of recording will be assigned to the selected time period. Possible recording options
are Sensor, Motion, Event, Continuous or No Recording.
4. Restore Defaults – Restores the default settings.
5. Apply – Saves the settings.
Set Recording Schedule
1. Tosetrecordingschedules,rstselectthecameradesiredbychoosingfromtheCameradropdown
list menu. Choosing the Camera All option will allow the settings to apply to all cameras.
2. Click and drag the mouse pointer over the grid to select the area to schedule for recording. Once
you release the mouse pointer, a menu will appear, indicating the recording options: S – Sensor, M
– Motion, E – Event = Sensor and Motion, C – Continuous, X – No Recording or Cancel to cancel
the selection. When the recording is set to sensor, then only sensor triggered events are recorded.
When motion recording is set, only motion detected events are recorded. Event recordings allow for
both motion, sensor and object detection events. However, if all of these events are triggered, sen-
sor recording takes priority, then motion. Continuous recording simply sets the camera to record all
the time but should a sensor or motion event be triggered, the recording will be changed according
to the event type triggered.
3. To apply settings, click on the Apply button.