Normal Recording
Select this check box for normal recording and then configure the following settings.
Note
When normal recording and alarm recording times overlap, if the resolution is set to 360 × 288 dpi for normal recording and 720 × 576 dpi for alarm recording, the resolution of images imported from the camera becomes 720 × 576 dpi. Normally, images imported from cameras use the maximum frame rate and resolution values for all actions during operation.
[Frame/second], [Resolution], [Quality], and [Color Level]
Configure the image quality settings to send to the camera at the schedule start time.
Caution
Because the available frame rates differ depending on the camera and codec, click [V] next to [Frames/second], and select a frame rate available for the camera from the list that appears. Make sure to confirm operation before operating NSR. For Generic Camera, a list of available frame rate and resolution settings for the camera will be shown.
Alarm Recording
Select this check box for alarm recording and then configure the following settings.
Caution
If the camera properties for alarm recording or normal recording are different from the camera properties for monitoring, the camera image stops updating for several seconds when recording starts and stops. Make sure to confirm your settings before operating NSR.
[Frame/second], [Resolution], [Quality], and [Color Level]
Configure the image quality settings to send to the camera at the schedule start time.
Caution
Because the available frame rates differ depending on the camera, click [V] next to [Frames/second], and select a frame rate available for the camera from the list that appears. Make sure to confirm operation before operating NSR. For Generic Camera, a list of available frame rate and resolution settings for the camera will be shown.
Pre Alarm
If upon occurrence of an alarm, you want to go back and record the images prior to the alarm, configure the following settings.
Frame/second
Specify the frame rate (fps) for recording
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