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3. Select the desired format of the snapshot, such as JPEG.
4. Select the desired resolution and quality of the snapshot.
5. Enter the time interval between two snapshots. Select the unit of time from the drop-
down list: milliseconds or seconds.
6. Under
Capture
7. Click
Save
to save changes.
To upload snapshots to an FTP:
1. From the Configuration panel, click
2. Configure the FTP settings and select
information. Click
3. To upload continuous snapshots to an FTP:
From the Configuration panel, click
the option
Enable Timing Snapshot
uploaded to the FTP. Click
4. To upload event-triggered snapshots to an FTP:
a) Motion detection event: From the Configuration panel, click
Basic Event
See page 34 or 35 for further information.
Scene change detection event: From the Configuration panel, click
Configuration
method as
Load to
Fire detection event: From the Configuration panel, click
Smart Event
FTP. See page 43 for further information.
Temperature measurement event: From the Configuration panel, click
Configuration
Configuration. Specify the linkage method as
further information.
b) From the Configuration panel, click
Enable the option
changes.
64
Number, enter the total number of snapshots that can be taken.
Save
to save changes.
Save
to save changes.
>
Motion
Detection. Specify the linkage method as
>
Smart Event
>
FTP. See page 42 for further information.
>
Fire Source
Detection. Specify the linkage method as
>
Temperature Measurement
Enable Event-Triggered Snapshot.
Configuration
>
Network
Upload
Type. See page 18 for further
Configuration
>
Storage
if you want continuous snapshots to be
Scene Change
Detection. Specify the linkage
>
Temperature Measurement
Load to
Configuration
>
TruVision IP Thermal Camera Configuration Manual
> FTP.
> Snapshot. Enable
Configuration
Load to
Configuration
Load to
FTP. See page 46 for
Storage
> Snapshot.
Click
Save
to save
>
FTP.
>
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