The Live View Screen; Status Icons - Swann 4500 Series Instruction Manual

4500 series 4/8-channel dvr
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The Live View Screen

After you have completed the initial setup of your Digital Video Recorder (DVR)
through the Setup Wizard, whenever you power on your DVR, the first thing you'll see
is the Live View screen. Live View is the default display mode of the DVR. It is where
you can watch live images from your cameras and do things on your DVR.
Read this chapter to learn about the Live View status icons and how to control and
manage your DVR using the channel toolbar and mouse menu.
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The Live View Screen

Status Icons

Status icons appear when something is happening on the channel screen. At a
glance, you can quickly get useful information on your DVR and cameras' status.
The following table describes what the icons represent:
Icon
Indicates that an alarm event such as motion detection, video loss or
tampering has occurred.
Indicates that the DVR is is currently recording video from this
camera. This icon will be the same whether the recording was
scheduled, initiated manually or triggered by motion (though the
Alarm Bell icon will also be present if there's motion detected).
(Optional - Event Hint setting must be enabled in the
screen in the Configuration menu.)
Indicates that an alarm event or exception has occurred. Click the
icon to access the Alarm/Exception Information log where you can
find specific details about the event.
Indicates that the channel displaying this has lost the feed from
the corresponding camera. This may be caused by a disconnected/
damaged cable, the camera may have lost power or the camera may
have been de-registered from the channel. This also appears if you
do not have a camera connected to the channel.
Description
"Exceptions"

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