Pelco dx8100 manual Configuring Video Loss Detection, Setting Up the Expanded Audio Options

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Setting Up the Expanded Audio Options

To set up the expanded audio option:

1.Do the following:

a.Install the optional DX8108-AUD/DX8116-AUD audio card (if necessary). For information about installing the optional DX8108-AUD/DX8116-AUD audio card, refer to the DX8100 8/16 Channel Audio Card Installation manual.

b.Connect an audio input device (microphone) to the numbered DX8108-AUD/DX8116-AUD audio card input for the camera channel being configured for live audio recording.

c.To hear live audio at the local server, connect head phones to the DX8100 audio output connector.

2.On the DX8100 toolbar, click the Setup button . The Setup dialog box opens to the Camera page.

3.Check the Channel Information section to verify that the audio option is installed and available.

4.In the Camera Properties section, select the camera channel you want to configure for live audio recording.

5.In the Audio Settings section, verify that the Audio Disable check box is not selected.

6.Click Apply.

7.Verify that you can hear sound from the DX8100 audio output.

For information about listening to live audio, refer to Listening to Live Audio at the Client on page 53.

CONFIGURING VIDEO LOSS DETECTION

You can configure the DX8100 to monitor each camera for the following events:

Loss of synchronization: This event occurs if the data cable between the camera and DX8100 is disconnected (cable is cut or unplugged) or when the camera looses power.

Low level of video: This event occurs if the DX8100 detects a low level of video signal from the camera:

The available light source for the camera (indoor/outdoor lightly) is greatly diminished.

The DX8100 data cable is disconnected.

You can adjust the operation time from 0:00 to 23:59. For example, if the start time is 6:00 and the end time is 18:00, a low video level event from 18:01 to 5:59 will not be detected. The low video level detection time option is only available when the low level of video option is selected.

The DX8100 also stores a video incident as a video loss recovery event. The status provides the start and restore time for the video loss event.

The DX8100 allows you to select the loss of synchronization and low level of video option independently.

The PTZ camera and multiple relay output can be mapped to a video loss event.

Multiple cameras can be configured to record in response to a video loss event.

The DX8100 can be configured to use emergency agent notification. In this case, the last available video image at the time the event occurred is sent to the designated remote client. If no image exist, then the system attaches a red colored pane to the e-mail. The red pane contains the text “Video Loss.” For information about setting up emergency notification, refer to Emergency Notification Setup on page 178.

The DX8100 can be configured to send an e-mail notification in response to a video loss event. In this case, the last available video image at the time the event occurred is attached to the e-mail. If no image exist, then the system attaches a red colored pane to the e-mail. The red pane contains the text “Video Loss.” For information about setting up emergency notification, refer to Emergency E-Mail Notification Setup on page 180.

The record icon turns purple indicating a video loss recording, regardless of the schedule. The video loss utility is constantly running in the background. If a schedule is not available, the record icon defaults to purple. If the DX8100 loses feed, video on that channel is recorded.

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Contents DX8100 Series Hybrid Video Recorder Page Contents Removing Links 100 DX8100 Client Emergency Agent DX8100 Web Client C2631M-C 7/09 List of Illustrations C2631M-C 7/09 C2631M-C 7/09 221 List of Tables DX8100 Client Emergency Agent Welcome to DX8100 Series HVR Client ApplicationDX8100 Viewer DX8100 Mobile ClientDX8100 WEB Client DX8100 FeaturesGetting Started with DX8100 Client Software Windows XP Display Properties Configuration RequirementsDescription of DX8100 Client Software Recommended System RequirementsInstalling the Client Application Setting UP Security ServicesEnabling Ipsec Services Automatic System Upgrade Disabling Ipsec ServicesStarting the DX8100 Client Application Before YOU Start DX8100 Client SoftwareChanging the DX8100 Client Application Login Password Logging On to the Client ApplicationEnabling Directdraw Video Hardware Acceleration Connecting to DX8100 HVR Server Sites Adding a DX8100 HVR Server to the Connection ListAdding a Site with a Known IP Address Click OK. The site appears in the Connection List Adding a Site with AN Unknown IP AddressClick OK when you return to the Connection List dialog box Deleting a DX8100 HVR ServerEditing DX8100 Server Information from Connection List Working with Groups Adding a Group to the Connection ListAdding AN Existing Site to a Group Adding a NEW Site to a Group Working with Remote SitesDeleting a Server from a Group Deleting a GroupConnecting to a Remote Site Automatically Connecting to a Remote SiteLogging in to a Remote Site Disconnecting from a Remote Site Exiting the DX8100 Client ApplicationLogging OUT of a Remote Site Description of the DX8100 Main Window Understanding the DX8100 Application WindowDX8100 Client Application Main Window Part Description DX8100 Menu BAR Command DescriptionFile Menu Edit MenuView Menu Favorite Menu Export MenuInterrupt Export Add to FavoritesHelp Menu DX8100 ToolbarTable H. DX8100 Toolbar Buttons 1 Button Name Description LiveDescription of Operating Modes Displaying the DX8100 Window from aDisplaying Video in Full Screen View Displaying Live Video in Full Screen ViewWorking with View Panes and Panels Understanding View Panes and PanelsDisplaying Playback Video in Full Screen View Displaying Index Search Video in Full Screen ViewConfiguring View Panels Navigating View PanelsItem Description Display Type Grouping Number Navigating Between View PanelsManually Cycling Through Hidden View Panels Expanding and Collapsing View PanesAutomatically Cycling Through View Panels To manually cycle through hidden view panelsOn the DX8100 toolbar, click the Single division button To stop the automatic cycle view modeC2631M-C 7/09 Shows the Site Tree Working with the Site TreeFollowing commands Linking Alarm Inputs to a Camera Setting UP LinksAssigning Cameras to View Panes Manually Turning On and Off a RelayRemoving a Linked Alarm Input from a Camera Linking Relay Outputs to Alarm InputsRemoving Links Linking a Relay Output to a CameraRemoving a Linked Relay Output from an Alarm Input Assigning and Removing Cameras from View Panes Working in Live View ModeSetting UP Favorites Adding a Camera View to FavoritesTo add a camera view to favorites Organizing Favorites in Folders Creating a Favorites FolderTo create a favorites folder Moving Existing Favorites to a Folder Instant Recording Starts/stops instant recording if enabled Indicates that the PTZ control is enabledLive View ON-SCREEN Display OSD Recorded audio may not be of the same quality as live audioCustomizing the ON-SCREEN Display OSD Instant RecordingEnabling and Disabling Instant Recording Starting and Stopping Instant Recording Adding Instant Recording to OSDEnabling Instant Recording Disabling Instant RecordingListening to Live Audio AT the Client Table O. Recording IndicatorsStarting Instant Recording Stopping Instant RecordingOperating the PTZ Controls Operating the ON-SCREEN PTZ ControlsAdjusting the Camera Zoom Adjusting the Camera LensKey Description Using Keyboard Shortcuts to Operate PTZ and Lens FunctionsProgramming a Preset PTZ PresetsProgramming a Preset Activating a PresetClearing a Preset PTZ PatternsProgramming a Pattern Clearing a Pattern Activating a PatternUsing the PTZ OSD Menu Control Accessing Programming Features of Remote CamerasAccessing a Remote Camera Programming Menu Item Part Description Enter Provides the following actionsPerform no activity Camera Setup Menu Sending Auxiliary Commands to a Device Configuring Preset ToursProgramming a Preset Tour Preset Tour Dialog Box Accessing a Preset Tour GroupAdding Preset to Tour Adding Presets to a TourDeleting Preset from Tour Deleting Presets from a TourDeactivating a Preset Tour Activating a Preset TourAccessing Playback Mode Working in Playback ModePrinting Images Assigning Cameras to View PanelsShows the parts of the DX8100 playback controls Playback ControlsMute Volume is silenced Playing Back Video by Time Playback TimelineStarting Playback from a Specific Point in Time PartDate Selection Drop-Down Box Understanding Instant PlaybackZoom Using the Digital Zoom Control Playing Back Video by EventOperating Playback Digital Zoom Zoom Zoom RestoreLevel Zoom Out Pan DownZoom Out Using Mouse Zoom Using the MousePanning Zoomed Video with the Mouse Panning a Zoomed ImageSearch Window Working in Search ModeDisplaying a Deinterlaced Image in the Search Mode Reusing the Search Time RangeItem Part Description Index Video Search All None Motion AlarmDX8100 Client Index Search Screen Thumbnail Video SearchDX8100 Client Thumbnail Search Screen POS SearchPOS Search View Understanding the POS Search ViewChannel number From Searching POS Data by Device Name Searching and Displaying POS Data by Device NameTo display a POS transaction and its associated video Displaying POS Data Discovered by Device NameTransaction Number box, type the transaction number Searching by POS Transaction NumberSearching an POS Event by Transaction Number Searching for ALL Transactions with ExceptionsSearching for Transaction with Exception Only Events Searching for Transactions That Satisfy Specific ExceptionsTransactions that Satisfy Specific Exception Filters Searching for Transactions by Line ItemTransactions that Contain a Unique Line Item Searching for Transactions by Action CodeSearching Video Based on Changes in Screen Pixels Pixel Video SearchPixel Search Screen Viewing a Video Thumbnail Working with Special View and Search MethodsViewing Live and Playback Video Simultaneously Viewing Video in the Deinterlaced ModeExporting Video Button Command DescriptionExporting Bookmarked Video Regions Creating BookmarksClearing a Single Bookmark Clearing BookmarksClearing All Bookmarks Click . a red bookmark flag appears on the timelineBookmarking and Exporting Multiple Channels Installing a USB Flash Drive Inserting and Removing a USB Flash DriveRemoving a USB Flash Drive Mapping and Disconnecting a Network Drive Enabling the Deinterlacing FilterMapping a Network Drive Disconnecting a Network Drive Performing the ExportStarting AN Export Process Optical drives DX8100 supports the following drives Type DescriptionLocal drives Remote drivesAssigning a Custom Export Video File Name Changing a Bookmarked Time RangeRenaming Export Time Ranges Format Description Selecting the Export FormatStill Image Export Formats Exporting a Sequence of Still ImagesDeleting Video Data When Stopping an Export Process Retaining Video When Stopping an Export ProcessFinalizing AN Export Process Stopping AN Export While in ProcessWorking with DX8100 Backed UP Video Working with System Health Status Viewing System Health StatusWorking with System Health Status View Accessing the Setup Mode Setting Up the DX8100Button Understanding the Setup Dialog BOXBasic Camera Setup Camera SetupCamera Low Sensitivity Level Motion Detection SetupCamera Motion Detection Setup Audio SetupAUX Audio Settings Dialog Box Setting Up the Standard Audio OptionsConfiguring Video Loss Detection Setting Up the Expanded Audio OptionsTo set up the expanded audio option Do the following IP Camera Setup Applying Settings to ALL CamerasClick Apply to All Cameras Configuring the DX8100 to Record IP Camera Video About Analog and IP Camera Channel ConfigurationsSearching for IP Cameras To search for IP cameras connected to the network Assigning an IP Camera to a Camera ChannelClick Scan. The IP Camera Searching dialog box appears Primary stream 4CIF 30 ips Secondary stream CIF 15 ipsAutomated assignment Manual assignmentConfiguring IP Camera Settings Using the Device Utility to Configure IP Cameras Customizing IP Camera Display Settings124 C2631M-C 7/09 Understanding the DX8100 Resource Meter Disabling an IP Camera Disabling an Analog CameraRestoring a Disabled Analog or IP Camera To cancel the deletionDeleting an IP Camera Configuring Basic Relay and Alarm Settings Link SetupUnderstanding How Relays and Alarms React to a Power Outage Configuring DX8100 Basic Relay and Alarm SettingsConfiguring Basic Alarm Input Operating Properties Configuring Basic Relay Operating PropertiesLinking Relay Outputs to Motion Events Linking Relay Outputs to External EventsLinking Relay Outputs to ATM/POS Events Linking Relay Outputs to Alarm EventsLinking Cameras to Record in Response to External Events Linking Relay Outputs to Video Loss EventsLinking Cameras to Record in Response to Motion Events Linking Cameras to Record in Response to ATM/POS Events Linking Cameras to Record in Response to Alarm EventsLinking Cameras to Record in Response to Video Loss Events Linking PTZ Presets and Patterns to Motion Events Linking PTZ Presets and Patterns to External Events4a 5a Linking PTZ Presets and Patterns to Alarm EventsLinking Presets and Patterns to ATM/POS Events Linking Presets and Patterns to Video Loss Events Accessing the Schedule Schedule SetupWeekends, or Custom Mode Sets the start and end dates for a custom scheduleChannel Setting UP the Camera Recording Mode Scheduling a Record ModeMode Color Description Clearing a Scheduled Recording DX8100 Schedule feature allows you to do the followingCreating a Yearly Recording Schedule Creating Yearly Recording SchedulesCopying Schedule Attributes to a Different Day Scheduling Individual Days Using the Year ViewCreating Multiple-Day Schedules Creating Monthly or MULTIPLE-DAY Recording SchedulesWorking with Single-Day Schedules Creating Single-Day SchedulesMonth View Page Single-Day Schedule Click the Apply button at the bottom of the screenChanging an Existing Schedule Profile Editing SchedulesMonth View Deleting an Existing Schedule ProfileConfiguring Custom Camera Settings Working with Custom Camera SettingsNormal Motion Alarm Examples of Custom Camera SettingsAccessing the Frame Rate Configuration Dialog Box Configuring the Frame RateNormal Motion Alarm Image Resolution Frame RateRepeat b for each camera you want to configure Click OK Setting the Frame RateClick Apply at the Schedule Setting the Resolution and Frame RateFrame Rate Configuration Screen Table AF. Resolution ValuesUnderstanding DX8100 Server Maximum IPS Recording Setting Up DX8100 for Maximum IPS RecordingModel Format Total Per CameraSetting Up DX8100 for Maximum IPS Recording Frame Rate Configuration Screen Do the following Setting UP Advanced Relay Output Configuring Advanced Motion-Activated Relay OutputUnderstanding the DX8100 Frame Rate Calculations Option Result Click ExitConfiguring Advanced Alarm-Activated Relay Output Configuring Advanced ATM/POS-Activated Relay Output Table AM. Video Loss-Activated Relay Settings Configuring Advanced Video Loss-Activated Relay OutputSetting UP Network Properties Data Backup Setup Working with Backed UP Video on the ClientViewing and Searching Backed UP Video To export and print backed up video Exporting and Printing Backed UP VideoC2631M-C 7/09 167 Accessing the User User SetupBUILT-IN User Accounts Definition of Camera Security Access Definition of User Access LevelsAdding NEW Users Modifying User Access RightsAdd New User Dialog Box Modifying User PropertiesSetting Login Timeout Changing User PasswordsChanging a USER’S Group Affiliation Deleting Existing UsersSystem Setup Site SetupAssigning Automatic Login Permission to a User Accessing the SystemExporting the Current HVR Settings Working with the Import FeatureUsing the Edit Menu to Perform an Export To save the current HVR settingsImporting HVR Settings Using the Edit Menu to Perform an ImportTo import a settings file from a specific drive or folder Using System Logs Viewing a Log FileLog views are available from the DX8100 server’s View menu Emergency Notification Setup External Monitor SetupAccessing the Emergency Agent Notification Setup Adding Client Emergency Agents to be NotifiedChanging Client Emergency Agent Properties Deleting Clients from the Notification ListLinking Cameras to Client Emergency Agents Setting Server Event Transmission Time Emergency E-MAIL Notification SetupConfiguring Emergency E-MAIL Notification Accessing the Emergency E-MAIL Notification SetupSetting Up the E-mail Server Enabling or Disabling E-mail NotificationType DX8100 E-mail Notification Test in the Subject box Testing E-mail NotificationSetting UP the Time Period Configuring E-Mail Notification FrequencyClick Test E-mail Notification Setting the Time of Day Sending E-mail Notifications in Response to Alarm EventsSending E-mail Notifications in Response to Motion Events Adding an E-mail Notification Group Setting UP E-MAIL Notification GroupsModifying an E-mail Group Name Deleting an E-mail GroupClick OK Click Close Click Apply Add User to E-mail Group Adding Members to an E-mail GroupRemove User from E-mail Group Deleting Members from an E-mail GroupModify Member Attributes Modifying E-mail Group Member AttributesSending E-mail Notifications to Individuals Sending E-MAIL NotificationsSending E-mails to Groups Sending E-mail Notifications to GroupsInstalling the Client Emergency Agent Application Setting Up and Using the Client Emergency AgentDisabling Ipsec Security Services Enabling Ipsec Security ServicesStarting the Client Emergency Agent Before You BeginSetting the Client Emergency Agent Listen Port REAL-TIME Event MonitoringViewing Previously Logged Events To shut down the Client Emergency Agent Click Quit Shutting Down the Client Emergency AgentDX8100 Viewer Setting Up and Using the DX8100 ViewerStarting the DX8100 Viewer DX8100 Viewer Software InstallationWatermark Verify a valid watermark is embedded Item PartPlaying Video Viewing Media FilesSaving Snapshots Working with the Playlist Accessing the PlaylistRemoving Media Files from the Current List Adding Files to the Current ListPlaying a File from the Playlist Loading a Previously Saved PlaylistAccessing Viewer Configuration Tools Working with Viewer Configuration ToolsAdjusting Picture Quality Changing the LanguageVerifying the Watermark ENABLING/DISABLING Filtered Image DisplayExiting the DX8100 Viewer Application To exit the DX8100 viewer applicationDX8100 Mobile Client Setting Up and Using the DX8100 Mobile ClientConnecting Mobile Clients to a DX8100 Series HVR Mobile PDA Client Software InstallationStarting the DX8100 Mobile Client ComponentTo start the DX8100 Mobile Client application Exiting the DX8100 Mobile Client Setting UP User SecurityChanging AN Existing Password Setting UP AN Initial PasswordTo set up an initial password Tap DX8100 Options Security Re-enter the new password in the Confirm box Tap OKWorking with Sites and Groups Logging in to the Mobile Client ApplicationCreating Site Groups To create site groupsCreating a New Group Tap New GroupEditing a Group Enter a new group name Tap OK Editing AN Existing Group214 C2631M-C 7/09 To add a DX8100 site to a group Tap Tap Add Adding a DX8100 Site to a GroupNew Site in Connect Window Editing a DX8100 Site Deleting a DX8100 Site Connecting to a DX8100 SiteViewing Live Video Disconnecting from a Server SiteChanging Screen Size Customizing the View ScreenTo change to full-screen view Tap FULL-SCREEN ModeUsing the DX8100 Web Client InstallationDescription Starting the DX8100 WEB Client Screen Layout Exiting the DX8100 WEB ClientRemote site connection button Screen division buttonsPTZ zoom control PTZ focus controlWorking with the Connection List Web Client ConfigurationAdding Sites to the Connection List Adding a DX8100 Site with a Known IP AddressAdding a DX8100 Site with a Unknown IP Address Adding a Group to the Connection List Grouping DX8100 Servers in the Connection ListAdding a DX8100 Server to a Group with a Known IP Address Adding a DX8100 Server to a Group with an Unknown IP Address Deleting a DX8100 HVR Server from the Connection List Modifying a Connection ListEditing a DX8100 Server’s Information in the Connection list Remote Site Connection Shortcut Menu Button Description Shortcut Menu Disconnect OptionOperating the ON-SCREEN PTZ Controls Assigning Cameras to View PanelsOperating PTZ Controls To operate the on-screen PTZ controlsWeb Client PTZ Lens Controls PTZ PresetsMoving to a Preset Using Web Client Programming a PresetActivating a Preset Using Web Client Activating a PresetClearing a Preset PTZ PatternsProgramming a Pattern Clearing a Pattern Activating a PatternClick Clr button again to exit programming mode Accessing Programming Features of Remote Cameras242 C2631M-C 7/09 Index Expansion Unit Export setup DX8100 application window panels Panes DX8100, setting upConnection list Adding servers to Hardware acceleration Disk spaceSelecting Graphics card Hardware Mode Instant record, startingSite DisablingPreset Pan, tilt, and zoom indicator 50 pane/panelPTZ Select All Site Name Video Recording EnablingVideo loss event, linking to Setting up Normal Normal, camera settings supported frame rateInstant Single relay, linking to multiple cameras 44 remote cameraUpgrade port number 20, 24 port 20 BackupVideo loss events, linking to 138 relay output Shortcut keysUser accounts DX8100 HVR sites, connecting to Wildcard characterVideo Video compressionProduct Warranty and Return Information
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dx8100 specifications

The Pelco DX8100 is a robust digital video recorder (DVR) designed for surveillance and security applications, providing a comprehensive solution for video monitoring and recording. Renowned for its advanced features, the DX8100 appeals to both small and large organizations seeking reliable security solutions.

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