Pelco DX4600 manual MULTI-EVENT Recording Setup, Alarm Record Setup, Motion Record Setup

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MULTI-EVENT RECORDING SETUP

NOTE: Only the DX4600 supports multi-event recording.

Multi-event recording includes any single event or combination of events associated with an instant, alarm, or motion recording. Instant record is the highest priority recording event. The DX4600 allows you to schedule each camera to record in a single- or multiple-event mode across a

24-hour timeline. Users with administrator access can schedule video recording for one or more cameras. You can also configure each camera to record at a specific resolution, quality, and image rate when an event is triggered.

•Setting up multi-event camera recording properties: Refer to the instant, alarm, and motion record instructions in this section.

•Setting up recording schedules: Use the Setup window Schedule menu to configure the recording schedule for each camera. For information about the Schedule menu, refer to Schedule Menu Setup on page 37.

ALARM RECORD SETUP

1.On the front panel or remote control, press the up/down arrow buttons to highlight Alarm Record. Using the mouse, click Alarm Record. The Alarm Record option is highlighted and the property settings appear.

Figure 21. Alarm Record Option Settings

2.To configure a channel’s record setting for an alarm event, do the following:

a.On the front panel or remote control, press ENTER. Press the left/right arrow buttons to select the resolution, quality, and

image rate fields, and press ENTER. Then press the up/down arrow buttons to set the settings for a channel. Using the mouse, click the settings.

b.Repeat step 2a for additional channels.

MOTION RECORD SETUP

1.On the front panel or remote control, press the up/down arrow buttons to highlight Motion Record. Using the mouse, click Motion Record. The Motion Record option is highlighted and the property settings appear.

2.To configure a channel’s record setting for a motion event, do the following:

a.On the front panel or remote control, press ENTER. Press the left/right arrow buttons to select the resolution, quality, and

image rate fields, and press ENTER. Then press the up/down arrow buttons to set the settings for a channel. Using the mouse, click the settings.

b.Repeat step 2a for additional channels.

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Contents DX4500/DX4600 Digital Video Recorder Contents Operation Appendix a List of Illustrations 111 124 List of Tables Welcome to the DX4500/DX4600 Series DVRs Models and FeaturesModel Feature DX4508 DX4516Remote Client Software Applications DX4616Hardware Upgrades Upgrade PolicySoftware Upgrades Application Window Getting AcquaintedGUI Toolbar Stop Stops playback Setup MenuStop Stops playback Forward Provides two modes PTZ Control Button 1 Only selects camera System Status IndicatorsFront Panel Channel and Camera Control ButtonsShuttle Dial outer ring Playback ControlsOn the GUI toolbar Zoom Zooms a camera in and out Monitor SelectionChannel Selection Remote ControlPower Function as Login icon on the GUI toolbarPTZ Controls Selection ControlsArrow Buttons Selects menu options Virtual Keyboard Turning On and Logging On to the DVR Click OK. The system logs you on and the Login icon Logging Off and Turning Off the DVR Navigating the Setup Window Setup WindowProperties Displays Pane Front Panel/Remote Control MouseCamera Menu Camera Menu SetupProperties To create a camera name, do the followingPTZ Setup Video AdjustmentBaxall BPD1-RAS916 Pelco P Table C. Third-Party PTZ CompatibilityThird-Party PTZ Device Protocol LGSD168To select a PTZ channel, do the following C2674M-C 7/09 Video Format Video SetupRecording Setup Resolution DX4608/DX4616 SettingsC2674M-C 7/09 Motion Record Setup MULTI-EVENT Recording SetupAlarm Record Setup Instant Record Setup Schedule Menu Schedule Menu SetupDaily Recording Schedule Daily Recording ScheduleCopying by DAY, WEEKDAY, or Weekend Copying SchedulesCopying Between Channels Selecting Destination Channels Creating a Holiday Schedule Holiday SchedulesSave the settings Do one of the following C2674M-C 7/09 Holiday List Dialog Box Editing a Holiday ScheduleHoliday Schedule Select the Holiday option Deleting a Holiday ScheduleSave the revised Holiday list Do one of the following Main and Spot Monitors Display Menu SetupOSD Settings To select a language, do the following Save the changes Do one of the following Alarm Inputs Linking Menu SetupChanging the Input Type Do one of the following Motion Detection To configure the relay output, perform the procedure in stepDefine and Select a Motion View Area To configure the motion area, do the followingTo clear a selected view area, do one of the following Relay OutputsC2674M-C 7/09 TCP/IP Network Menu SetupC2674M-C 7/09 Ddns Configuring DdnsDdns Virtual Keyboard Notification Mail Setting NotificationTo configure the Smtp server settings Test E-mail Message Save the changes Do one of the following Enabling Emergency Notification Emergency NotificationEnter the destination remote computer IP address To configure a destination computer IP addressRepeat this procedure to configure additional IP addresses Date and Time System Menu SetupC2674M-C 7/09 Set the date format DST Time Shift Configuring Daylight SavingTo save the changes Do one of the following NTP Verify that the DVR is synchronized with the NTP Sound Sound Settings Enable sound for any of the propertiesDVR Operation User Level User AccountsRepeat a to enter the remaining password characters Changing the Administrator Default PasswordAdding a NEW User Network server Software UpdateUSB drive DVR S/W Dialog Box IMPORTING, EXPORT, and Factory Default Settings ConfigurationOverwrite To reset the DVR to factory defaultsHard Disk Working with Hard Drives Formatting the System DrivesMedia can be formatted BackupDevice can be used for daily or weekly backups Guideline MediaSelecting the Backup Schedule Instant BackupC2674M-C 7/09 Weekly Backup Schedule Daily Backup Schedule Page CD/DVD Writer Not Available Dialog Box Erasing and Formatting MediaWould You Like to Erase a Media Dialog Box Viewing Backed UP Video IR Remote ID System IR Remote ID and User LogoutAuto User Logout Recovering the Administrator Password Log on to the system About Basic System DefaultsLive Video Instant Playback Instant Record and PlaybackStarting and Stopping Instant Record Viewing Playback and Live Video Simultaneously PTZ in Live ViewWorking with PTZ Devices Using the KBD300A Keyboard Buttons Activating PresetsActivating Patterns PTZ Presets Sending Auxiliary Commands to a DeviceStop programming the pattern Verify that you can activate the presetPTZ Patterns Clearing a Pattern Accessing Programming Features of a Remote Camera104 C2674M-C 7/09 Copying and Exporting Video Acknowledging AN Alarm or Motion EventSequentially numbered starting from the main channel Cancel Cancels the changeMain and Spot Monitors Main MonitorAccept the change Spot MonitorSelecting the Main Video Output Monitors Displaying Video on the Analog MonitorDisplaying Video on the VGA Monitor Information System Log and InformationLOG List Example System Information Playback View and Controls Playback mode has the following conditionsPlayback Video Playback Video Search Media Searching for Video EventsTo conduct a date and time search DATE/TIME SearchC2674M-C 7/09 115 Select Data Dialog Box To conduct a DST date and time search DST DATE/TIME SearchTimeline Position in DST Time Period Conduct an event search Change the month settingEvent Search Event Search Results Event Playback Video in PIP Pane Bookmark SearchPlayback of Bookmarked Video Export SearchPlayback of Exported Video Pixel Search Calendar Select the channel Pixel SearchPixel Search Results Set the areaClearing Bookmarks Bookmark PlaybackBookmarking Video Viewing Bookmarked VideoEnter Exporting VideoDX4500/DX4600 Factory Defaults Network ScheduleDisplay LinkingSystem Yes Method Table G. Factory Default Settings Sheet 4Password Hidden Yes Update Selection Yes Backup Partition Selection+10 hours +11 hours Time Zone Conversion ChartTime Zone Standard Time Daylight Saving Summer Time Page Product Warranty and Return Information

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