Pelco DVR5100 manual Using PATTERNS, PRESETS, and Scans, Patterns, Presets

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USING PATTERNS, PRESETS, AND SCANS

The DVR5100 remote client allows you to program the movements of PTZ-enabled cameras using patterns, presets, and scans. Patterns, presets, and scans may be set and activated directly from the video pane (as described below). You may also activate patterns and presets using the DVR5100 remote client’s scripting feature (refer to Creating Scripts on page 102 and Executing Scripts on page 33).

Patterns

A pattern is a memorized repeating of a series of pan, tilt, and zoom movements that can be recalled with a controller command. The type of camera positioning system determines the number of patterns that can be recorded and activated. Refer to each camera’s programming manual for more information.

Programming a PTZ Pattern

1.Right-click in the video pane to show the shortcut menu.

2.Click Pattern > Record Pattern > Modify Pattern. The Select Pattern dialog box opens (refer to Figure 18).

Figure 18. Select a PTZ Pattern

3.Enter the pattern number you want to modify, and then click OK.

4.Left-click in the video pane to move the camera through the pattern of movements you want to record.

5.To end pattern recording, right-click in the video pane, and then click Pattern > Record Pattern > End Record.

Activating a PTZ Pattern

1.Right-click in the video pane of the desired camera, and then click Pattern > Select Pattern. The Select Pattern dialog box opens.

2.In the Select Pattern dialog box, enter the pattern number you want to activate.

3.Click OK.

Stopping a PTZ Pattern

1.Right-click in the video pane of the desired camera.

2.Click Pattern > Stop Pattern. Or click anywhere in the video pane, and then move the mouse to stop the pattern.

Presets

A preset allows you to direct a PTZ (camera positioning system) to move to a predetermined scene (such as a door) on a keyboard command or as the result of an alarm. The area is programmed in advance (preset). In addition to moving the camera, a descriptive title can appear in the video pane. The type of camera positioning system determines the number of presets available.

Recording a Preset

1.Use the mouse to move the camera to the preset position you want to record.

2.Right-click in the video pane of the desired camera.

3.Click Preset > Modify Preset. The modify Preset dialog box opens (refer to Figure 19).

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Contents DVR5100 Series Hybrid Video Recorder Page Contents Managing Exported Video Setting Service Permissions List of Illustrations C1697M-B 11/08 Page List of Tables Welcome Function DVR5100 Remote ClientMinimum System Requirements Installing the Remote ClientInstalling the Remote Client Application Close all programs, including any antivirus softwareCreating a NEW Connection Setting UP Server ConnectionsGetting Started Dialog Box Logging on Main Application Window Overview 8 layoutC1697M-B 11/08 Shortcut Menus Remote Client Controls and ShortcutsTooltips Keyboard ShortcutsSelecting Video to Display Operating the Remote ClientMonitoring Live Video and Audio To set up a filter Disconnecting CamerasUsing Filters to Limit the Camera List Filtering the Camera ViewRemoving Camera Locations and Group Filters Arranging Cameras in the Explorer View Navigation Explorer View, Sorted by Camera NumberVideo Controls Icon DescriptionAdjusting the Iris Adjusting the Focus Using Digital Zoom ControlsControlling PTZ Cameras Digital Zoom ControlsPatterns Using PATTERNS, PRESETS, and ScansPresets Scans To scan is to view an area by automatically panning a cameraZoom In and Out Stopping a ScanRotate the Camera Activating the Wiper Command Motion DetectionViewing Advanced Device Properties Device Properties and SettingsViewing Device Properties Click OK to close this screenDVR5100 can be queried for diagnostic information Camera SettingsViewing Diagnostic Properties Exiting a Camera Menu Using Camera MenusAccessing a Camera Menu Executing Scripts Action DescriptionActivating a Script Manually Stopping a ScriptAlarms, Relays, and Manual Recording Working with AlarmsSnoozing AN Alarm Alarm NotificationAcknowledging AN Alarm Reading Alarm CommentsAdding a Note to the System LOG Sending ALL Associated Cameras to the WorkspaceC1697M-B 11/08 Activating Relays Activating a RelayStopping a Manual Recording Manually Recording Video and AudioManually Recording a Video Segment Perform one of the following options Searching for VideoQuick Search Scroll backward by rotating your mouse wheel Click zoom out Enhanced SearchPerforming AN Enhanced Search To specify the time range manually, do one of the following Enhanced Search Filters AreaSpecifying Cameras AS Search Criteria Removing CamerasSpecifying Recording Type Filters Reviewing Enhanced Search ResultsLocking a Search Result Locking and Unlocking Search ResultsPrinting Enhanced Search Results Unlocking a Search ResultPlaying Back Video 4X normal speed 15X normal speed 60X normal speed Standard PlaybackNumber of Clicks Speed Synchronous Playback Synchronous PlaybackStarting AN Export Process Exporting VideoExporting Live or Recorded Video Stopping AN Export ProcessGo to Live Command Exporting Recorded Video During PlaybackExporting ALL Video Frames Capturing and Exporting SnapshotsManaging Exported Video Capturing a SnapshotC1697M-B 11/08 Working with System Logs Logged Main Events Logged Sub EventsClick Search Log Viewing the System LOGSearching the System LOG C1697M-B 11/08 Adding Manual LOG Entries Printing a System LOGExporting a System LOG Setup Using the Remote Client Remote Client Setup ScreenSelecting a Device Configuring DevicesAlarmArray Camera Icon Device TypeNaming Devices Copying Device SettingsRestoring Device Defaults Assigning a Device Location Device Icon Description Working with DevicesTable H. Devices Cameras Working with the General TABCreating a Camera Group Operating a Camera in Covert ModeSelecting Video Termination Adding Cameras to a Camera Group Selecting a Camera GroupDeleting a Camera Group Modifying a Camera Group NameSetting Up Audio Associations Camera AssociationConfiguring the Camera Settings Working with the Configuration TABSetting the Noise Filter Option Description Working with the Motion TABUnderstanding the Motion Threshold Understanding the Threshold Percent Blocks. These values are derived as follows Motion Zone and Threshold Blocks ExampleWorking with the Audio TAB Setting Up Motion DetectionClearing Motion Detection Settings Click Clear. All three motion zones are clearedAccessing DVR Options Enabling Audio ServiceSpecifying the DVR Name and Location Alarm ArraySetting UP the Serial Port Specifying Alarm Array Location Accessing Alarm Array OptionsModifying the Alarm Array Device Name Creating AN Alarm Input NameSetting AN Alarm Input Polarity and Dwell Time Specifying AN Alarm Input LocationSetting Alarm Response Characteristics Modifying the Relay Array Device Name Accessing Relay Array OptionsRelay Array System Logger Setting Relay Output CharacteristicsAccessing the System Logger Options Specifying a Relay Array LocationSelecting the LOG Level Setting the Pruning PeriodModifying the System Logger Device Name Maximum Level of Access Using a Default RoleAdministrator Option Label Default Value Role AdministratorOperator Option Label Default ValueManager Option LabelGuest Table M. Operator Role Default Settings Sheet 2Adding a NEW Role Assigning Permissions to System Features Assigning PermissionsSetting Service Permissions Selecting ServicesSetting Device Permissions Excluding Devices and Services Deleting a RoleAssigning a Role to a User Managing UsersAdding NEW Users Viewing User Permissions Selecting User Notification PreferencesSetting UP Export and Snapshot Defaults Displaying the Time ZoneSetting Up Exported Files Default Directory Editing Default User Settings Removing UsersConfiguring Event Groups Adding a NEW Event GroupSetting PRE- and POST-ALARM Video Recording Times Deleting AN Event GroupRecording Schedule Setup Recording Schedule ScreenDeleting a Recording Schedule Clearing a Weekday ScheduleCreating a Recording Schedule Copying and Reusing a Recording Schedule Modifying a Recording Schedule Recording Storage Setup Global SettingsEstimated Alarm Video Endurastor SettingsPrivacy Settings Estimated StorageCreating Scripts Adding a ScriptModifying Script Content 104 C1697M-B 11/08 Modifying a Script Schedule Deleting a Script Working with the Endura Player Accessing Exported FilesTools Setup Playing Back Exported FilesVolume Control ON-SCREEN Playback Controls Authenticating a FileOpening a File Authentication Succeeded Exported File Properties 112 C1697M-B 11/08 Modifying Player Settings Go to Tools Setup. a dialog box appearsUsing Extended View Player with Motion OverlaysIndex Access to devices, limiting 86 assigning Features, access to 81 filters CameraSetting up 69 notification Activating 27 script Preconfigured Service permissions, settingUnlock video 81 unsupervised alarm mode 75 user Selecting devices 90 permissions, viewing 89 profilePage Product Warranty and Return Information
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DVR5100 specifications

The Pelco DVR5100 is a versatile digital video recorder designed for security and surveillance applications. As part of Pelco's robust lineup of video management equipment, the DVR5100 offers a variety of features and technologies that make it an excellent choice for both commercial and residential environments.

One of the main attractions of the Pelco DVR5100 is its ability to capture and store high-quality video from multiple cameras. It supports various resolutions, ensuring that users can achieve optimal image clarity. The device typically accommodates up to 16 camera inputs, making it ideal for large-scale monitoring needs.

A notable feature of the DVR5100 is its advanced compression technology. By using H.264 encoding, the DVR can efficiently reduce the file size of recorded video without compromising on quality. This means that users can store more footage for extended periods without needing to upgrade their storage capacity frequently. The DVR also supports simultaneous recording and playback, allowing users to monitor live feeds while reviewing previous recordings.

Remote accessibility is another key characteristic of the DVR5100. Thanks to its integrated network functionality, users can access the system from anywhere with an internet connection. This capability is invaluable for security personnel or business owners who need to keep an eye on their premises while away. The device is compatible with various mobile applications, facilitating real-time monitoring directly from smartphones or tablets.

Additionally, the DVR5100 features customizable recording settings. Users can choose from various recording modes – continuous, scheduled, or event-triggered – to best suit their surveillance needs. The inclusion of motion detection technology further enhances its functionality, allowing the system to capture footage only when activity is detected, thus conserving storage space and reducing the clutter of non-critical recordings.

The user interface of the DVR5100 is designed with simplicity in mind, offering intuitive navigation through its menus and settings. This ease of use is complemented by comprehensive search features, enabling quick retrieval of recorded videos based on time, date, or event type.

In summary, the Pelco DVR5100 is a robust digital video recorder that excels in providing high-quality surveillance capabilities, advanced compression technologies, and user-friendly features. Whether for a small business or a large security operation, the DVR5100 stands out as an efficient and reliable solution for comprehensive video management and monitoring needs.
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