Honeywell K5404V9 manual Saving & Reusing Search Data, Repeating a Motion Search, Using a Report

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5.7Saving & Reusing Search Data

You can save the:

date and time for a motion search and its motion detection options for reuse. - and/or -

lists of movement found in the video or edited lists, for further use with word processing software or spreadsheets.

5.7.1Repeating a Motion Search

!68 To save the date, time, mask, motion options

1.You have the option of saving all preparation settings by clicking Save Cfg (“save the configuration settings”). A dialog appears for saving the information as a computer file.

2.Type a filename and select a folder, as needed.

3.Click OK. The information is saved in a file that has a .rmc extension.

!69 To reuse a date and time for a motion search

1.In a Motion Search session, click the arrow in the Stream box to display a list of the site’s cameras. You can see the arrow in figure 38 on p. 5–2.

2.Select a camera from the Stream list.

3.Click Load Cfg (“load the configuration settings”). A dialog appears for selecting a computer file.

4.Select a file with a .rmc extension, and folder as needed.

5.Click OK.

6.Click Fetch, and then click Search.

Reusing settings on the same video generates the same motion detection report. For a different report, change the motion options, the date and time or both.

5.7.2Using a Report

A motion search report can be saved as a text file, then opened using a word processor, for further enhancement.

!70 To Save a motion Report as a text file

1.After obtaining a motion search report, click Save. A dialog appears for saving the information as a computer file.

2.Type a filename and select a folder, as needed.

3.Click OK.

You have the option of filtering the magnitudes and/or trimming the report before saving it as a text file. Only the items in the list are saved.

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Honeywell K5404V9 manual Saving & Reusing Search Data, Repeating a Motion Search, Using a Report