Vivotek ST3402 user manual Backup Settings

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Figure 3-12 Internet Proxy Settings

Backup Settings:

In this setting, you can select the directory, maybe a remote hard disk, for the media database backup; as well as the backup size of your backup media.

Backup Location Select:

This window provides the settings for backup and the deletion of media datamedia database. You can select the check box to direct which channels need to be backed up. You can also click the “Delete” button on the right to delete the media datamedia database corresponding to the selected channel. Several kinds of backup status information will be shown for each channel. Normally the status shows the time of the last backup, which indicates the time you last backed up to the dedicated media. “No Data” means that there is no media data recorded for this channel. “All Backup” means all the data in this location have been backed up. “First Backup” means there are media data recorded for this location and there has not been any backup operation prior. Please refer to Section 3X.7.3X for the activation of backup operations.

Network Account:

As shown in FigureX3-13,Xif you want to set the record path to the network drives, you should enable the option “Account to Access Network Drive”, and give the local user’s name, password and network domain (or Host Name / IP). To backup data to network driver, you also need to setup the account.

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Contents User’s Manual Contents105B Page System5BHardware Requirements Recommended28Bminimum system hardware requirementsSystem Restore Suggestions29BDBS, DES, DIA, DSK, DSS HGD, WAP, BCK Auto-Protect Exclusion List Software6BInstallation ST3402 Smart VS-IP Recorder Installation WindowWelcome page for the Vivotek ST3402 To continue 10 Destination Location for Installation 12 Check Setup Information First7BStart up FigureX1-14XLauncher1B Security8Bfor LauncherLogin Dialog User9BInterfaceII. User management User Management Window Monitor Start Up Mode Hint of State Page Traditional30BSurveillance Features Features10Bof Monitor ToolSpecial31BFeatures Application11BLayout Functionalities Overview of the Monitor ToolPage Logging12BIn 1 The32BPrivilege of Each GroupCamera13BConfigurations Camera Configuration1 The33BLayout of the Configuration Layouts of Camera ConfigurationsLocal Settings Local SettingsDelete a camera to the list Alert35BSettings and Recording Settings Alert SettingsRecording Settings Changing36Bthe Camera Order in the ListGlobal14BSettings Saving37Bthe ChangesDirectory Settings Record Diskspace Usage Settings Backup Settings Display15B& UI Settings 13 Network Account Drive settingsSnapshot Format Display Options NUMPAD0 Using16BMonitor Tool Connection38Bof the Video Server / Network Camera Series19 The Hhint of Authentication Fail 20 Invoke Authentication Window Show67Bthe video of the specific channel 23 The Hint of Unknown Type24 Mouse Cursor on the Channel Number Page Close68Bthe channel in displaying frame 26 Showing Video on the Displaying Frame2 The39BLayout 27 Close the Channel28 Layout Monitor tool 30 Double-clicking on the Displaying frame 32 Input/Output Control Tool 2.1 PTZ69BControl 2.2 DI/DO70BControlAlert71BMessage OFFTalk72BControl 35 Alert Message36 Talk Control Backup40B About41BMiscellaneous Functions 39 Miscellaneous functionsPage Common43BControl Functions 40 Common Control FunctionsMultiple44BFocus Status45BBarInvoke17BScheduling Tool Starting46Bthe Scheduling toolThe18BLayout and Functionalities Introduction47B2 The48BFunctionalities of Configuration Components Channel Selector3 The49BSchedule Scheme operations Primary19BScheduleSchedule50Bwith Time Lines Marking/Unmarking74Bthe Recoding Time Week73BTime-LineHour75BTime-Line Begin77Band End Time Schedule51Bwith Time PickerMarking/Unmarking76Bthe Recording Time 2.2 Add78Band Erase ButtonsPeriod Picker, Apply button and Erase button Motion79Bdetection Schedule52Bin event modeSchedule53Bin Continuous mode Digital80BinputSecondary20BSchedule Schedule54BmodesFeatures21Bof Playback Playback4BLogging22BIn Main55BAreas Layout23BDisplay81BArea Display By Time Normal Display Mode Control83BArea Histogram82BAreaStatus84BArea Area85BSelection Indicator Settings24BIndicators56B Frame86BSelection IndicatorSystem Control Tool Settings Dialog Normal25BSingle Frame Mode Normal Display Mode Histogram58BAreaPreview26BMultiple Frame Mode Preview Mode Histogram59BAreaHistogram60BLegend Using27BToolsSelector61BTools Location87BSelector Period88BSelectorPlayback89BMethod Selector Play62BControlAlert90BArea Selector 14 Jog Dial Zoom91BIn Display63BAdjustment ToolboxZoom92BOut Zoom94BIn Searching64BRange Adjustment ToolboxFull Screen Zoom95BOutTransducer97B Toolbox65BFull96BRange Snapshot98BSystem66BControl Toolbox Volume100BPrint99B Minimize103B Settings102BLock101BProgram Exit104B