Configuration
•STATUS: Indicates the camera status. ACTIVE means the video input status is normal, and LOSS means the video is lost.
•COVERT: Set up the channel to be displayed or hidden when on the LIVE screen.
•REC: Set up the channel to be record.
MOTION SETUP
•CHANNEL: Select a channel for the setup.
•SENSITIVITY GRADE: Adjusts the motion detection sensitivity. 1 (LOW)~4 (VERY HIGH)
•MOTION DISPLAY TYPE: Setup the display type that marks the motion area: BOX shows blocks / CELL shows green grid.
•RECORD DURATION: The DVR record for duration from the time motion is detected. If the DVR detects motion continuously, the DVR keeps recording through out the event, and the duration after the last motion event. For example, the duration is set to 10 seconds and the motion last for 3 minutes. The DVR records for 3 minutes and 10 seconds.
•NUMBER OF CELLS TO DETECT: It will only be triggered when the cells in motion are MORE THAN the number the user has set.So the smaller the number is, the more sensitive the detection is.
MOTION MASK SETUP:
Note: Please go to RECORD SETUP > SCHEDULE RECORD and change the record mode to MOTION to activate the MOTION settings.
Users can configure the detection area for motion. The area that is marked not to detect motion is Grey.
•Press the number button to select the channel.
•Set motion detection area. Use the Direction buttons to move the cursor and press [ENTER] to mark the area.
•Press [Mode] to change the editing mode. The editing modes are as below:
1.Cell: Move to the desired location and press [ENTER] to activate or deactivate the motion detection in the marked area cell by cell.
2.ALL ON: Change the mode to ALL ON and press ENTER to activate the motion detection in the whole window.
3.ALL OFF: Change the mode to ALL OFF and press ENTER to deactivate the motion detection in the whole window.
4.BLOCK ON: Block an area to activate the motion detection in the desired area. Move the cursor to a corner cell of the desired area and press ENTER to mark the starting cell of the block. Then, move the cursor to the cell at the diagonal end of the desired area and press ENTER to finish marking the block.
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