STOPPING A PATTERN

NOTE: The instructions in this manual refer to the DVR5100 Control Pad. An optional KBD5000 keyboard or USB PC keyboard and mouse also can be used to operate the DVR5100 instead of the Control Pad. Refer to Understanding DVR Controls and Menus on page 13 for alternate keystrokes if you any of these devices.

To stop a pattern:

1.Select the video pane that is displaying video from a camera running a PTZ pattern.

2.If the border of the selected video pane is green, Press Enter/Shift . The border color changes to blue.

3.Move the joystick any direction. The pattern stops.

ACTIVATING PRESETS

A preset action forces a camera with PTZ capability (pan, tilt, and zoom) to reposition itself on a specific scene, such as a door. Preset actions are activated automatically or manually from the DVR5100. A preset action is activated automatically when an alarm occurs that triggers the preset action. For example, an alarm sounds on an exterior door to a building and the preset action is set to refocus a camera on that doorway. A manual activation of a preset occurs when an operator selects a preset command from the Actions menu. For example, an operator is viewing video from a fixed camera in a parking lot when he or she decides to refocus the camera on the doorway to get a better view of someone who is walking toward the door.

A user with administrator-level permissions must program these actions in advance. Preset actions must be programmed using the Remote Client application before they can be activated manually from the DVR5100. In addition to moving the camera to a predetermined scene, a descriptive title can appear on the video pane. The type of camera positioning system determines the number of preset actions that are available.

Your cameras might provide predefined presets. Refer to the documentation for your cameras to determine which predefined presets are avail- able, and then enter their numbers in the instructions below when you need to run them. For example, Pelco cameras use the Preset 95 to display camera menus on a monitor.

To create preset actions, access the menu of the camera for which you want to create a preset action. Refer to Accessing Camera Menus on page 33 for more information.

NOTE: The instructions in this manual refer to the DVR5100 Control Pad. An optional KBD5000 keyboard or USB PC keyboard and mouse also can be used to operate the DVR5100 instead of the Control Pad. Refer to Understanding DVR Controls and Menus on page 13 for alternate keystrokes if you any of these devices.

To activate a preset:

1.While in live view mode, select a video pane that is displaying video from a camera with PTZ capabilities. The video pane border is green.

2.From the main menu, select Actions, and then press Enter/Shift . The Action menu appears.

Figure 49. Scripts Menu

3. Select PTZ Operations, and then press Enter/Shift , The PTZ Operations dialog box appears.

Figure 50. PTZ Operations Dialog Box

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C2669M specifications

The Pelco C2669M is a high-performance camera designed for surveillance applications, offering advanced features and robust capabilities. This compact dome camera is engineered to provide superior image quality and is suited for both indoor and outdoor environments, making it an excellent choice for a variety of security applications.

One of the standout features of the C2669M is its high-resolution imaging capability. With a resolution of up to 4MP, the camera delivers clear and detailed images, ensuring that vital details are captured effectively. This is particularly important in surveillance scenarios where identification of individuals and objects is crucial.

The camera is equipped with advanced low-light technology, enabling it to produce high-quality images in challenging lighting conditions. With its Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) feature, the C2669M can handle scenes with contrasting light levels, preserving detail in both shadows and highlights. This ensures optimal performance in environments with varying light conditions, such as entrances or lobbies.

Another key characteristic of the C2669M is its robust weatherproof design. It is built to withstand harsh environmental conditions, featuring an IP66 rating. This makes it suitable for outdoor installations, protecting the camera from dust, rain, and extreme temperatures.

In addition to its physical durability, the camera incorporates advanced video analytics capabilities. These features include motion detection, virtual tripwire, and intrusion detection, allowing users to configure alerts and notifications based on specific scenarios. This technology enhances security and response times by enabling proactive monitoring.

Furthermore, the C2669M supports multiple video compression formats, including H.265, H.264, and MJPEG. This flexibility ensures efficient use of bandwidth and storage, allowing users to choose the best format according to their system requirements.

The camera also includes PoE (Power over Ethernet) capabilities, simplifying installation by reducing the need for additional power supplies and cabling. This feature enhances the overall efficiency of the installation process.

In summary, the Pelco C2669M is a versatile surveillance camera that combines high-resolution imaging, advanced low-light performance, robust weatherproofing, and powerful analytics. Its adaptability for various environments and conditions, along with support for multiple video formats and ease of installation, makes it a reliable choice for effective security monitoring. Whether for commercial, industrial, or residential use, the C2669M stands out as a significant asset in the field of surveillance technology.
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