Q-See QSDT8PCDP, QSDT8PCRC Alarm Configuration, Alarm Types, Triggered Actions, Alarm Record

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7.2 ALARM CONFIGURATION

The system can receive alarm signals generated both by attached devices as well as from those from over a network. Alarms can also be generated when motion is detected.

PICTURE 7-5

ALARM TYPES

Different conditions can be set to trigger an alarm.

Video Loss - Users can select alarm output for this option.

For example: If you select alarm_out1 and alarm_out3 for video loss. Then video loss of any channel will trigger alarm_out1, alarm_ out3 to show a red light in the Alarm output status panel

Disk Alarm - When HDD available space is less than the set value, it will trigger alarm.

Sensor - If users have mounted sensors,

 

when the sensors have been activated, it will

 

trigger the selected output alarms.

PICTURE 7-6

Motion - Users can set the output of motion

 

detection alarm by different alarms and

 

remote alarm.

 

Users can also select the voltage (high or low) for alarm signals.

TRIGGERED ACTIONS

Each type of alarm can be configured to generate an audible alarm - externally or internally, as well as triggering other, pre-defined actions.

PICTURE 7-7

Buzzer - Select whether to activate the computer buzzer if alarms have been triggered and also select how long the buzzer sounds.

Pre-Alarm Record - Select whether the system will pre-record and for how long.

Big Screen Holding Time - The corresponding channel will be full screen when an alarm is triggered. Set the full screen hold time here.

Motion Holding Time - How long the recording continues after motion stops. Sensor Holding Time - How long the recording continues after sensor stops.

Disk Shortage Alarm - If the Partition free space is less than the set percent, the system will stop recording or recycling, but will sound an alert according to the settings.

Alarm Record

Every sensor can trigger multiple channels to record. For example: if CAM1, CAM4 and CAM5 are selected for Sensor2, then once the sensor is activated, CAM1, CAM4 and CAM5 will

begin to record. CHAPTER7

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Contents Model QSDT8PCRC Model QSDT8PCDP Model QSDT16PCRC About this Manual Table of Contents Accessing the DVR Using Internet Explorer Configuring Router for Remote AccessDdns Dynamic Domain Name Service System SetupFeatures and Specifications IntroductionSystem Requirements System Requirements and Chapter SpecificationsSystem Specifications QSDT8PCRP & QSDT8PCDPQSDT8PCDP Card Connecting Multiple CardsVideo Capture Card AudioQSDT8PCRP Card Video and Audio PIN LayoutQSDT16PCRP Card VIDEO2 VIDEO3 VIDEO4 VIDEO5Connecting a PTZ Camera PTZ Camera RS485 to Serial AdapterInstalling the Software Installing the SuperdvrSoftware User Account Control for Windows Vista and Windows Display Control Panel Basic OperationOther Controls Basic Configuration Recording ConfigurationRECORDING, Playback and Chapter Record Search Recording Modes Recording to Hard Drive Record Search and Playback Record SearchOther Functions File BackupPlayback Deleting Recorded Files Capture PicturesSystem Settings Digital Image ZoomSystem LOG in and Reboot Basic ConfigurationCamera Display Settings Video ConfigurationAlarm Record Alarm ConfigurationAlarm Types Triggered ActionsMail Setup Interface MAP ConfigurationAuto Mail Using the E-MAP User ConfigurationUser Rights Z. Cameras P.T.Z Control ConfigurationProtocol Setup ADD UserPreset Serial Ports SetupPreset and Group Select PTZ OperationPlayback Configuring Router for Remote AccessRemote Surveillance Remote Live SurveillanceGo to Part 2 Determine the Number of Routers on the NetworkIf Multiple Routers are Detected Part 3 Simple Port Forwarding PartList Test that the ports now work Part 4 Setting UP DMZ in Router Setting UP Ddns Ddns Dynamic Domain Name ServiceAccessing the DVR Using Internet Explorer User Account Control for Windows Vista and WindowsSetting Up ActiveX Control Click on the Security TabClick OK Domain Name Service into the addressObtained in .3 Ddns Dynamic Accessing the Internet Explorer Client IconRemote Playback Remote BackupRecord Playback and Control Surveillance & Playback Server PC Setup System SetupAlarm Setup Live audioRecord Configuration Camera SetupAlarm Configuration Schedule ConfigurationMail Configuration Motion ConfigurationStorage Disk Mobile Surveillance P.T.Z ConfigurationSerial Port Setup Windows Mobile PROSymbian Mobile SurveillanceInstalling Through the Iphone or Ipad Iphone and IpadInstalling Through PC or Macintosh Computer Main Menu Operating Instructions for IPHONE/IPADLive View Interface Record Playback Interface Configuration InterfaceImage View Interface Server List InterfaceAndroid Software InstallationLogin Operating SupercamImage View Live ViewRecord Playback Frequently Asked Questions AppendixFrame rate Resolution Picture quality Used Space MB Hour 100 101 On Main Computer where DVR Card Installed Installation InstructionsTroubleshooting Quick Start InstructionsFunction Tree System Configuration Tree ConfigIE Client Function Tree Remote Playback Function Tree Liability Exclusions See Product WarrantySee Products 110 111
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