150, Timeline Description | JVC VR-X3200U, VR-X1600U instruction

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Searching for Recorded Images (continued)

Searching for Images by With/ Without Recording

The timeline browser in the right part of the playback screen enables you to search for images by with/without recording and/or types.

Caution:

●Timeline is only for reference. It may be misaligned with the actual time.

Timeline Description

Timeline		For indicating recording status. One for
		each camera available in the Smart
		Client is displayed. The timeline of the
		selected camera is highlighted.

	Red	For indicating recording triggered by
		any motion detection or event
		occurrence.
		(In pink when highlighted)

	Green	For indicating recording before/after a
		motion detection.
		(In light green when highlighted)

	Black	For indicating a period with no
		recording.
		(In grey when highlighted)

	White center	For indicating the time of present
	line (time	images.
	indication
	pointer)

	(At the left	For showing or hiding the timeline/
	hand side of	browser.
	the timeline/
	browser)

Search by timeline

1 Select a timeline display

Item	Description
Span	For selecting a span to display.

Newest images	Select this check box to reverse the
at top	time flow on the timeline.

2 Drag the timeline upwards or downwards to search

●Check the time indication pointer when you drag it.

Note:

●Display settings of the timeline browser will not be retained. Settings will be lost when you restart the Smart Client.

●With a mouse with a scroll wheel, you can use the wheel to search through the timeline.

●Double-click any part of the timeline to show images at the time.

Caution:

●When you drag the timeline upwards or downwards with your mouse, a part of the timeline may not be updated. In such a case, exit the Smart Client (A Page 134) and then restart it (A Page 133).

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Contents

Please read the following before getting started For Customer UseLST1260-001B Important Safeguards Safety Precautions for USA Please use this unit in an appropriate power source Safety Precautions Precautions When Mounting Rack Information for Canada Renseignement Pour Canada Precautions Precautions for Proper Use of this Product Precautions for Handling Hard Disk Drive Software InstallationAnti-virus Others Contents Viewer Part Applications Viewer Part Reference About the Software Microsoft Software License Terms Terms Windows Time Service Search Suggestions ServiceConsent to Update Infrared Emitter/Receiver Media Playback Updates Windows Update Agent Product Support Not Fault Tolerant Third Party Programs Microsoft Software License Terms Copyright and Permission NoticePage About the Software Page About the Software Legend of symbols in this manual Structure of ManualsStructure of This Manual Name of manual Intended reader Format Description Workflow from Installation to Operations When you change settings of Management Application About the Software Used with This UnitOverview of the Software Software Overview Part Names and Functions Front Rear Panel Signal GND signal ground terminal Rear I/O TerminalsReserve Terminal OPE ON/OFF Operate ON/OFF terminal Recorder Part Mount the rack mount bracket using screw a Mount to the rack using screws CMounting to a Rack Remove the foot screws B 4 pcs on the bottom of the unit Connecting Basic System Configuration Connecting a monitor Connecting a microphone and speaker Microphone Speaker Connecting additional HDDs Devices Connected to Terminals of This Unit Connecting external security devices Rear input terminalsTerminal Remarks Connecting to network cameras LAN1 Connecting to surveillance computers LAN2Network cameras Switching hub Computer Switching hub Time server NTP server Switching the Power On/ Off Switching the Power OnSwitching the Power Off Activating the System Shutting Down the SystemPress the Operate button with the system shut down Double-click the Keyboard button on the desktop Connect This Unit to a Network Click Network and InternetControl panel opens up Configuring Basic Monitoring System Settings Enter the IP address, subnet mask, and default gatewayStarting Up Management Application Click OK Connecting Cameras Click Add Hardware DevicesClick Next Configuring Settings of Cameras Connected Enter the user name and password of the camerasClick Configure Video and Recording Click Next Click Next Confirm the cameras to register and click Finish Make the settings to receive images for each camera Specify the frame rate and recording conditions Data location setting screen for each camera appears Description PurposeRecording Path Purpose Building a RAID10 configuration Making settings to erase old recordingsMaking Full Use of Recording Performance Click Finish Applications Defining a Preset PTZ Position Defining a Preset PositionClick + in Advanced Configuration Double-click a camera name Click PTZ Preset Positions Select PTZ Type When Type 2 or Type 3 is selected Click Import/RefreshSetting screen appears To modify a preset position To delete a preset positionAuto PTZ Patrolling To change the order of the list Select PTZ Patrolling Double-click a camera name Click Add NewEnter the PTZ patrol profile name PTZ patrol profile name must be unique Specify patrol timing Resume patrolling paused manually or by any event PTZ Scanning Adjusting Motion Detection Sensitivity setting screen appearsSelect a camera from Select Camera Click Finish Events Configuration-Generic Event Events and ActionsTypes of Event and Action Event types Specify the event name and contents Click Add Event Configuration-Input Event Events Configuration-Generic Event Click + of the hardware to configure settings Click an input event to enableSelect the Enable event check box Repeat Steps 5 and 6 for each input event to enable Event Configuration-Manual Event Select the event setting targetEvent name setting screen appears Enter the event name and click OK Events Configuration-Timer Event Enter a name and generation timing of the timer eventSelect the event to set the timer event and click Open the properties screen of each event Action Setup-Moving the PTZ Camera Preset Position Click + in Hardware Devices Select PTZ on event Action Setup-Distributing Camera Images Matrix Specify a combination of an event and a preset positionClick + in Advanced Configuration Double-click Matrix Preset position movement by event has been set Click Matrix Event Control Select an event for each recipientSelect a camera to distribute live images to computers Action Setup-Starting Recording Recording and Storage Properties window appears Action Setup-Output Select the event to start/stop recordingRecording start by event has been set Select hardware to configure and click Add Specify essential propertiesOutput name Output connected to Recording Images Before/ After Occurrence of Event or Motion Configuring Mail Settings Mail Settings of Unit SettingDouble-click 4. Unit Setup on the desktop Notifications related to hardware Mail Setup for Management Application Configuring the outgoing and incoming mail serversSpecify the authentication method for mail delivery Enter the mail sender’s address Double-click E-mail When an input event occurs/a motion is detected Receive an e-mail upon the occurrence of an EventSelect the Send e-mail if this event occurs check box Using More Than One NVR When a manual event occursManual Event Properties window property appears Click + in Advanced Configuration Double-click Master/Slave Select the Enable as master server check box and click OKConfigure settings from the NVR to be used as the master Master/slave setting screen appears Slave server setting screen appears NVR you just configured is registered as a slaveRegistering a Slave NVR Specify the address and port number of the slave server Configuring Smart Client User Settings Adding a User User property screen appears User has been configured Limiting the Rights of Each User Screen for setting the camera access authorizations appears Settings have been changedAdding a User Group Deselect functions you want to limit the use of prohibit Set the group access rights, then click OK Group properties window appears Configuring the Startup Password of Management Application Double-click AdministratorAdministration Protection Properties screen appears Connecting an External HDD Serial terminal When an External HDD has been addedAdding an HDD Follow the wizard to set drive partitions, etc Building a RAID Configuration Select the volume, then click NextSelect the HDDs to build the RAID configuration Click CreatePage Confirmation screen appears Using NAS Click NAS SettingNAS connection user setting screen appears Adding an HDD Specify the path to the NAS drive in Archiving path You are returned to the Camera Properties screen Saving/Restoring Settings Saving/Restoring the Settings of Unit SettingClick Save Setting Click Save Saving/Reading the Settings of Management Application Click Load Setting Reading Settings Select a file to load and click Load Reference Setup This Unit Unit SetupPreset Values Description Do not select Check box Do not select Unlimited 20Units 10 sec none English Network Settings IP address setting Host name setting Preset Values Setting the Date and Time of This Unit Using the time serverInternet Time Settings window opens up Click Clock, Language, and Region Setting the Volume Click Adjust system volumeControl panel opens up Volume Mixer window appears Adjust the volume while listening sound from the speaker Setting the Password to Login to This Unit Setting the PasswordClick Administrator Click Create a password Validating the Password Enter the passwordClick Create password Page Configure Video Recording Adjust Motion DetectionConfigure User Access Management Application Wizards Management Application Advanced Configuration Hardware Devices Fixed 20 Second 10.00 Second Occurrence of an event Event can be recorded. You can specify unitsSeconds Using dynamic Path 7 Days Repair, scan 240 milliseconds For editing the patrolling details Preset Positions On the camera Medium 30 seconds 100 Cameras and Storage Information 101 Motion Detection 300 sec 1800 sec Configure settings for each camera 102Time Unit Second 103 EventEvent and motion Detection Schedule only Start Event Schedule only Audio Selection Audio selection Default Microphone Speaker are used Default Speaker104 Always 105 Events and Output 10 1 sec Select check 106 Search 107 Scheduling and Archiving Always off 108 Camera name Online Period a Online schedule Schedule Always on 109 MatrixLogs 110 Mail 0 minutes Server Access 111 Server Western European ISO iso-8859-1 112 Master/SlaveUsers Services User Camera Access a113 Live Camera Changing the Monitor Settings Changing the Monitor ResolutionClick Resolution and drag the slider to select a resolution 114 Establishing a Dual-monitor Configuration Right-click on the desktop and select Screen resolution115 Connect multiple monitors to this unit in advance 116 Locking Operations Changing the System Configuration 117Manually Registering a Camera 118 Replacing a Hardware DeviceAdding a Camera License Confirm the serial number MAC address How to Use a Network 119Deleting a Hardware Device Proper Use of LAN1/LAN2 Select the Enable internet access check box 120Performing Remote Monitoring through WAN Internet address Changing the Recording Settings 121Defining a Recording Schedule Scheduling and Archiving Properties screen appears 122 Prepare a scheduleOnline Period Speedup 123 E-mail Notification Setting Speech Communication with Cameras 124 PTZ Patrolling Patrol profile Adding a Drive Using UPS Switch on the power of the UPS and then this unit125 Type Connection method Setting Snmp Click Snmp Setting126 Click Copy extended MIB file to flash memory 127 a list of statuses that can be obtained from this unit a list of TRAPs supported by this unit 128 Changing the Log Storage PeriodChange the retention days Log Properties window appears Saving Maintenance Information Click JVC Log Setting129 Specify the retention days HDD Maintenance 130Checking HDD Usage Checking the Load Factor of This Unit Initializing the Settings 131Performing Defragmentation Viewer Part Specify your login information in the following fields 133Starting Smart Client Double-click the Smart Client shortcut on the desktop 134 Click the Connect button To log out Click Log Out To finish Click Close 135 Viewer Description 136 Computer Computer Network Settings Initial LAN2 Settings of This Unit Computer Settings 137 Installing the Viewer on a Computer Installing the Smart Client138 139 Creating a ViewGroups and Views Group and view structure 140 Creating a View 141 Editing ViewsClick to the left of Server in the System Overview section List of available cameras appears 142 Viewing Live ImagesShowing the Live Window Click the Live tab Switching Views 143Manually Recording Images of a Specific Camera Operation section on the live screen Viewing Images by Using PTZ Features Using the Preset Features144 Operating Cameras on the Live Image Screen Other Useful Features 145 146 Manual events Output control Camera shortcut menu 147 Viewing Recorded ImagesDisplaying the Playback Screen Click the Playback tab 148 Operation section on the playback screenSection Icon Description On the desktop, etc Searching for Recorded Images Search for recorded images by date and timeSearching from the Image List Click Go To 150 Searching for Images by With/ Without Recording Timeline Description Search by timeline Select a timeline display 151 Searching for Recorded ImagesSearching for Recorded Images from the Alert List 152 Smart SearchBlue grids are displayed 153 Playing back Recorded Images To skip parts with no recording 154 Listening to recorded audio soundsDescription Time Viewer Part Automatically Switching Images of Multiple Cameras 156Click the Playback tab Click Print... in the Print section Release the mouse button at a preferred position 157 Enlarging Images of a Selected Camera HotspotSpecify a display period in seconds Changing the Camera While the Carousel Function is Active 158 Displaying a Web Page Html Page in ViewEnter a URL and click OK 159 Displaying a Still Image instead of Camera ImagesSelect an image file and click Open To enter a new URL, click New… button 160 Creating a Frequently-usedOperation Button Window Customizing Joystick Settings 161 162 Disabling Joystick OperationSelect the action to assign in the Action field Viewer Part 164 Saving Images and Audio Sounds on a USB Flash Memory ExportSaving as a Video or Still Image Select the export format 165 Saving Images in Database Format Specify contents to save 166 167 Viewing Exported Data by ComputerStarting the Export Viewer Viewing Exported Data 168 Data Playback/Stopping Data PlaybackExiting the Export Viewer Operations and Settings Available on Each Screen 169Live Screen Section Description 170 Playback Screen Setting Screen Section Preset Values Description171 Section Preset Values Description Properties 172 Full No split When the Matrix window is selected Image quality 173Set the image quality of the distributed Set the frame rate of the distributed image When a hot spot is selected Image quality Ratio Do not select check box Camera image Show Use default174 Selected Image location When automatic screen conversion is selected Image quality 175 Option Setting 176 177 Last Available Unavailable 178 Global Normal No filter Setting the Matrix Display Area 179Checking Version Information Others 181 Compatible Network CamerasCompatible Not compatible 182 Recording Time Schedule Jpeg VGA 32KB Recording Unit Hour H.264 Recording Unit Hour Default Value List Settings of This Unit183 Settings of This Unit Network 184 Management Application Advanced Configuration 185 Hardware Devices Initial value 186 187 Cameras and Storage Information 188 Mpeg 189 Events and Output 190 None Event protocol 191 Scheduling and ArchivingScheduling All Cameras Schedule all cameras Online Always off Speedup Mail 192 Matrix Logs Server Access 193 E-mail Central 194 Master/Slave Users Troubleshooting Actions when Warning Indicator Lights Up195 196 Attachments/Accessories Dimensional Outline Drawing Unit mm197 350 198 Index 199 JVC Kenwood Corporation