Search Menu - Lorex LHA4100 series Instruction Manual

12 Using the Main Menu
6. Click Setup to set the active area for motion detection. The camera image appears
with a red grid overlay on the entire image, letting you know that motion detection is ac-
tive for the entire image. Click or click-and-drag to add/remove area from the red grid.
NOTE
Motion detection will be disabled for areas of the image without red overlay. In the example image
above, only motion which occurs close to the lawn chairs will trigger motion detection. Disabling mo-
tion detection in certain areas of the image is an effective way to eliminate unwanted recordings and
notifications, such as those caused by trees blowing in the wind or street traffic seen through a
window.
7. Use the dropdown next to Post Recording to set the amount of time the system will
record video for after motion is detected.
8. Check boxes to your preference:
• Show Message: Check to have a message appear on the system when motion is
detected.
• Send Email: Check to receive an email notification when motion is detected. En-
sure you have enabled email notifications (see 12.2.16 Setting up Email Notifica-
tions, page 65 for details).
• Full Screen: Check to have video from the selected channel appear in full screen
when motion is detected.
9. Check boxes to your preference:
• Record Channel: Check to record video from the selected channel when motion is
detected.
• Analog Channels: Click on the numbered boxes representing channels that should
also be recorded when motion is detected on the selected channel. Check the box
next to Analog Channels to select all.
10. Click Save.
11. (OPTIONAL) Use the Copy function to copy your settings to another or all connected
cameras. See 12.1.1 Copying Channel Settings to Another Channel, page 49 for de-
tails on using the copy function.

12.3 Search Menu

Search for and play back recordings. The Search menu also allows you to search for
events and snapshots, which you can backup to a USB flash drive (not included). For de-
tails on searching and backing up events and snapshots, see 10 Search & Backup, page
32.
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