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Overview of Recording
Types of Recording
The
Normal recording
Initiated by pressing the zREC button, video and audio are recorded in the normal recording area of the
Alarm recording
Initiated by a trigger, such as an external signal or the internal sensor, video and audio are recorded in the alarm recording area of the
It is also possible to record tracing the specified time back from a trigger
Timer recording
Recording is made during the specified period(s). Video and audio are recorded in the normal recording area of the
Data recorded by normal recording, alarm recording, or timer recording can be stored in the archive area assigned independently from the normal and alarm recording areas with a copy operation.
For details on operations, see “Data Storage” on page 29(GB).
Areas for Recording
The
The default is 80% assigned to the normal recording area and 19% assigned to the alarm recording area with the remaining 1% assigned to the archive area. You may change these percentages using RECORDING AREA SET of MAIN MENU 1.
For the normal recording area and alarm recording area, RECORDING CONDITIONS SET of MAIN MENU 1 permits you to choose whether to stop recording or overwrite when each area becomes full. The data in each area can be erased with a reset operation.
For details, see “Recording Area Settings” on page 46(GB).
Series recording
By connecting two or more
When such series recording is activated with RECORDING CONDITIONS SET of MAIN MENU 1, recording will start on the second HSR- X200/X200P when the recording area of the first HSR- X200/X200P becomes full.
For details on connections and settings for series recording, see “Series Connections and Associated Settings” on page 38(GB).
Zoom in on the Camera Input
When the unit is in stop status or in a recording mode, you can zoom to a part of the picture from the camera on the monitor screen.
The operation is the same as with a playback picture. Zooming on the monitor has no effect on recording.
See “Zooming in on an Image” on page 33(GB).
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