General settings | (User level: ID3) |
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bSetting the buzzer using the computer
AActivating the buzzer using the computer when the alarm is triggered
1Create a "BUZZER" folder in the root directory of the C drive.
2Store the buzzer audio file in .WAV format under "BUZZER.WAV" in the folder.
Example: C:\BUZZER\BUZZER.WAV
The above settings result in the computer activating the audio file when the alarm is triggered.
•The buzzer is activated approximately one second into the sound file. Create a valid audio file so that it will start during that period.
Do not use a large sound file.
•The computer buzzer is only activated when the alarm is triggered.
BStopping the computer buzzer
Click 
(playback/stop button) of the operation panel.
•Regardless of the computer buzzer settings, when an alarm is triggered, clicking on the playback/stop button will stop the buzzer.
•If the alarm is triggered while playing back data, click the playback/stop button twice to deactivate it.
C Deactivating the computer buzzer
Erase the created folder or the sound file or change the sound file name or file location.
CHDD SET
Displays the HDD information of the DVR unit.
Specifies the disk used to play back mirroring recordings.
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1DISK 1/DISK 2 (HDD Capacity)
Displays the total capacity of the HDD mounted on the DVR. When two HDD units are mounted on the DVR, it shows the individual capacity of each disk.
2MIRRORING
Displays the mirroring recording settings of the DVR.
What is mirroring?
Mirroring is when multiple HDD units are used and the same image is recorded on 2 HDD units at the same time. Mirroring allows you to read normal images from a second disk in the unlikely event that the images cannot be read from the first disk.
3PLAYBACK DRIVE
It allows you to select the playback drive when multiple HDD units are used and mirroring recording is to "ON".
Selections: DISK 1/DISK 2
The [PLAYBACK DRIVE] pull down menu is not displayed when using a single HDD or if mirroring recording is set to "OFF".
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