Working With Schedule Segments; Defining A New Segment - American Dynamics Intellex Intellex LT Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

Installation and Operating Instructions
Working with Schedule
Segments

Defining a New Segment

Schedule Setup
Normal — Record images at normal image quality. This
setting provides a balance between compression and storage
space requirements.
Extended Record — Record images at the highest level of
compression. This setting requires the lowest amount of
storage space.
Sensitivity — This setting lets you control how Intellex responds
to small, subtle changes between images. Select the sensitivity to
use when recording this camera. The default is Normal.
High — At this setting, Intellex records the smaller changes
between images, improving the perceived picture quality. As a
result, this setting requires more storage space.
Normal — At this setting, Intellex ignores the smaller, more
subtle changes between images
Resolution — This setting lets you choose either 640x240 or
320x240. 640x240 offers higher resolution, but less recording time.
320x240 provides less resolution, but extends the recording time.
The default is 640x240.
Select another Single Camera Schedule Setup Option for
configuration. Otherwise, click OK to accept the new setup options,
and return to the Setup Options screen. Click Cancel to cancel the
changes and return to the Setup Options screen. Click Help to
display online help for this screen.
Schedule segments define how the unit processes images from any
camera at any time. The unit can record at all times or only during
alarms or filter events. Recording can even be disabled during
certain hours.
1. Select the appropriate screen: Weekday, Weekend or Holiday.
2. Select the segment type: Active, Alarmed or Disabled.
3. Move the mouse pointer to the schedule line for the camera.
An indicator appears next to the camera name to help keep
track of the pointer's position.
4. Move the mouse pointer to the segment start time. An
indicator appears next to the matching 30-minute mark to
help keep track of the pointer's position.
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