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3.Click Apply. The IP camera is removed from the Site Tree, but it is still assigned to the channel in the IP Camera Properties dialog box.
The IP camera can be reassigned to the Site Tree. For information about restoring a disabled IP camera, refer to Restoring a Disabled Analog or IP Camera on page 131.
Deleting an IP Camera
1.On the DX8100 toolbar, click the Setup button . The Setup dialog opens to the Camera page.
2.Click IP Camera Properties. The IP Camera Properties dialog box appears.
3.In the IP Camera Properties dialog box, select the IP camera you want to delete.
4.Click Delete. The IP camera is deleted from the IP Camera Properties dialog box.
5.In the IP Camera Properties dialog box:
•To accept the deletion: Click OK. The IP Camera Properties dialog box closes. The IP camera is removed from the Site Tree and its status changes to “Disable” in the extended Selected Channel
Figure 101. IP Camera Status: Disabled
If you select Network Camera in the extended Selected Channel
Figure 102. IP Camera Not Registered Dialog
•To cancel the deletion:
(1)Click Cancel. The IP Camera Properties dialog box closes. The IP camera is not removed from the Site Tree, but its status changes to “Disable” in the extended Selected Channel
Figure 103. IP Camera in Site Tree and Status: Disabled
(2)In the Camera page, click Cancel. The IP camera status changes to Network Camera in the extended Selected Channel
Restoring a Disabled Analog or IP Camera
A disabled analog or IP camera can be restored. For information about configuring an IP camera, refer to Assigning an IP Camera to a Camera Channel on page 124.
NOTE: An IP camera that was deleted in the IP Camera Properties dialog box cannot be restored; a deleted IP camera must be reconfigured.
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