Samsung SPR-7416 manual System Other

Environment Setup

System [Other] [Note] What is WaterMark ?

BMP and JPEG images can be modified anytime by user.

To ensure the original image which can be modified, special protection called ’watermarking’ is enabled onto the image.

Any changes to an original image, including just one pixel, will inform you that the image has been modified.

When recorded image was modified from SPR Smart View program, WaterMark authentication and WaterMark check will tell you whether the image was modified or not.

H.D.D REC method

: Setup for HDD replace, when the space of the HDD the recorded video is stored, is not available.

Monowriting(The button pressed state) : One-time recording only. (HDD is to be changed after it had reached its max. capacity.)

Overwriting(The button not-pressed state) : This will overwrite without having to change HDD.

Description	A message box will appear with a ‘Beep’ sound when it is time to change
	HDD.

Enable/Disable HDD Warning

:This function is to detect the possibility of HDD drive error in advance and info it to the user.

A buzzer sounds in the system when the bad sector and overheating generate in HDD disc.

When the buzzer sounds in the system, please replace HDD disc with normal on immediately.

		System Restart time
	Video Format	: setup the automatic rebooting time for everyday. (This is used to make system more stable.)
	: Appear Video Format, NTSC or PAL	Default setup is ”Used”, in order to disable this click ”Used” button again.
		It will change to ”No Use”
	Watermark setup
	Using watermark	Date display type
	This function inserts Watermark authentication mark on image to be recorded.	: Choose date display type.
	When this function is selected, image will indicate WaterMark on the image.	Below format is available.
	Displaying watermark text	Display ) YYYY-MM-DD, (ex: 2000-12-31)
	This function inserts Watermark authentication mark on image to be searched	MM-DD-YYYY, (ex: 12-31-2000)
	When this function is selected, image will indicate WaterMark on the image.	DD-MM-YYYY, (ex: 31-12-2000)
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