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Seek (Search for a Specific Time)

Live Video

1.While viewing live video, press the Seek icon. The keyboard LCD displays the date field.

2.Enter the date (MMDDYYYY), and then press the Seek icon again. The keyboard LCD displays the time field.

3.Enter the time (HHMMSS), and then press the Seek icon again. The video from the specified time setting plays.

Recorded Video

1.While viewing recorded video, press the Seek icon. The keyboard LCD displays the date field.

2.Enter the date (MMDDYYYY), and then press the Seek icon again. The keyboard LCD displays the time field.

3.Enter the time (HHMMSS), and then press the Seek icon again. The video from the specified time setting plays.

Set Video Lock

NOTE: This functionality is only available with recorded video.

You can use video lock to save a portion of recorded video and protect it from being deleted as a part of the standard NVR recording process. (Refer to your NVR manual for a description of how recorded video is deleted or overwritten.)

1.While viewing recorded video, advance or rewind the video to the point that you want the lock function to begin.

Or, you can use the search functions (Next Event, Previous Event, or Seek) to find the recording that you want to lock.

2.Select Pause to stop the video at the point that you want to the lock function to begin.

3.Press the Exit icon to return to the default menu, and then press the Define icon.

4.Enter your four-digit Define menu PIN. The Define menu appears.

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Figure 50. Define Menu

5. Press the More icon. The Define Menu 2 appears.

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6.Press the Video Lock icon. Video lock protection is applied and a label displaying “Video Locked” flashes briefly on the monitor.

NOTE: The default video lock time is one minute. You can change this setting in the CM9700-MGR by entering a new value in the Video Lock field. Refer to Configure the CM9700MDD-EVS Settings on page 28 for instructions.

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Contents CM9700MDD-EVS Matrix Digital Decoder Page Contents List of Illustrations List of Tables Regulatory Notices Regulatory NoticesOptional Accessories Recommended Power SuppliesDescription Compatible ProductsFront View Rear ViewSample Application Important NOTE. Please ReadInstallation Hardware Installation OverviewParts List Before YOU BeginProduct Serial Number Label Placement Product Serial Number LabelDesktop Installation MountingWall Mount Installation Tighten the Thumbscrew to Secure the UnitRack Mount Installation Tighten Thumbscrew to Secure the UnitPelco Badge Orientation Pelco Badge OrientationBasic Hardware Connections CM9700-CC1 ConnectionCM9700-CC1 Pin Lead Pin Label LeadMatrix BAY Connection Cable Type Maximum DistanceCamera Monitor Camera CM9700MDD-EVS Camera Connector Tip Connector Sleeve CommonAudio Output Connection SpeakerNetwork Network ConnectionWire Gauge Maximum Distance Power ConnectionUnits Powered Connecting the Power Additional Optional Configuration Macro ConfigurationNetwork Video Recorder Configuration Software ConfigurationADD the CM9700MDD-EVS to the Matrix System Configuration Port Configuration Configure the CM9700MDD-EVS Settings Configuring CM9700MDD-EVS SettingsADD Endura Cameras to the Matrix System Configuration Click Next. The Device Identification page opensClick Next, and then click Finish on the Add More Devices Configure a CM9700 Soft Alarm to Represent AN Endura Alarm Macro Configuration WS5000 Add Script Dialog BoxC1570M-E 4/07 Network Video Recorder Management Sample NVR management scenarioViewing NVRs in the Device Tree Configure a CM9700 Macro to Switch Video to a Backup NVR Associate a Macro with a Soft Alarm Associate a Soft Alarm with AN NVRExporting CM9700-MGR Configuration Files C1570M-E 4/07 Front Panel Indicators OperationViewing Video DVR MenuABC Digital Signal Connections Analog Signal ConnectionsViewing and Controlling Video Live Video22 Ptz Using Digital Zoom Recorded Video Only Function Keyboard Icon MenuCurrent Mode = Pause FunctionPlay Recorded Video Pause Recorded VideoPlayback Speed Current Mode = PlayPlay Recorded Video in Reverse Using the Alternate Cameras Feature CONFIGURATION/RESET Button Mode Function Unit Status Indicator LightTroubleshooting Problem Possible Causes Suggested RemedySpecifications ModelRecommended Power Supplies Product Warranty and Return Information ISO9001