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Administration
Alarm Recording
Click the [Recording] button of the "Setting Menu" to display the "Recording Schedule List" menu and click the
"Alarm Recording" tab.
The "Alarm Recording" menu will be displayed.
Recording
Select "ON" or "OFF" to record camera pictures, or
not, when an alarm occurs at the camera site.
Notes:
• "Priority" of alarm recording is "3" and cannot
be changed.
• In the case where disk space is not allocated to
a camera at which an alarm occurred, or when
disk space for the camera is full, it will not be
possible to record alarm pictures.
• To record alarm pictures, it is required to vali-
date "Panasonic Protocol" for cameras or net-
work interface unit, and it is also required to
register the IP address of the network camera
server as recipient.
• It is possible to notify through TCP/IP only when
devices transmitting "Panasonic Protocol" and
the network camera server are IP reachable.
• It is not possible to record alarm pictures by the
internal alarm of a camera connected to a net-
work interface unit.
• It will be impossible to identify which camera is
transmitting an alarm signal if a router is
installed between a camera site and the net-
work camera server, and when sharing an IP
address at the center site for two or more cam-
eras using network address translation. In this
case, the network camera server will regard the
camera with the lowest camera number as the
camera transmitting the alarm signal.
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Pre-Recording
Select how many seconds before an alarm occurs,
the network camera server starts recording. When
recording in the JPEG format, alarm pictures will be
recorded at the selected interval for "Interval (JPEG
Mode Only). When pictures are recorded in the
MPEG-4 format, recording interval differs depend-
ing on the transmission speed of cameras.
Duration: --- (None), 2 Sec., 3 Sec., 5 Sec., 10
Sec., 20 Sec., 30 Sec., 60 Sec., 90 Sec., 120
Sec., 180 Sec.
Interval (JPEG Mode Only): 0.066 Sec. (15fps),
0.1 Sec. (10fps), 0.2 Sec. (5fps), 0.5 Sec.
(2fps), 1 Sec. (1fps), 2 Sec., 3 Sec., 5 Sec., 10
Sec., 30 Sec., 60 Sec., 120 Sec., 180 Sec.
Note: When two or more recordings are performed
or depending on the selected values for
"Interval" and "Minimum Access Interval/
Maximum Frame Rate", pictures may be
recorded at a different recording interval from
the set value for "Interval". Refer to page 63 for
further information.
Recording
Select how many seconds after an alarm occurs
the network camera server starts recording. When
recording in the JPEG format, alarm pictures will be
recorded at the selected interval for "Interval (JPEG
Mode Only). When pictures are recorded in the
MPEG-4 format, recording interval differs depend-
ing on the transmission speed of cameras.
Duration: 1 image only, 2 Sec., 3 Sec., 5 Sec., 10
Sec., 20 Sec., 30 Sec., 60 Sec., 90 Sec., 120
Sec., 180 Sec.
Interval (JPEG Mode Only): 0.066 Sec. (15fps),
0.1 Sec. (10fps), 0.2 Sec. (5fps), 0.5 Sec.
(2fps), 1 Sec. (1fps), 2 Sec., 3 Sec., 5 Sec., 10
Sec., 30 Sec., 60 Sec., 120 Sec., 180 Sec.
Note: When two or more recordings are performed
or depending on the selected values for
"Interval" and "Minimum Access Interval/
Maximum Frame Rate", pictures may be
recorded at a different recording interval from
the set value for "Interval". Refer to page 63 for
further information.
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