Sony IPELA NSR-1200 User Manual page 81

• If data overwriting is performed for the recording data of
a normal recording, multiple files within one record will
be deleted at one time, which may result in only the
recording of a certain camera being deleted at one time.
Configuring the following setting allows you to more
uniformly delete the recording data of multiple cameras.
– In the recurrent schedule of the normal recording,
insert at least a 1-second break each day.
Example: Start time: 00:00:00 End time: 23:59:59
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Select the server for which you want to configure
storage from the [Server] tree, and click the [Storage]
tab.
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Configure each item, and click [Apply].
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1 Select the storage you want to configure.
2 Select the [Enable] check box.
3 Enter the minimum limit for free space as a
percentage or in gigabytes.
4 Click [Apply].
Overwriting is configured.
Cleanup
To ensure storage space is available, set the number of
days to store recording data, and automatically delete data
that exceeds that number of days. You can configure the
same number of storage days for all cameras, or configure
the settings separately for each camera.
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Select the server for which you want to configure
storage from the [Server] tree.
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Configure each item on the [Data Cleanup] tab, and
click [Apply].
For details on each of the items, refer to "Setting Items
of the [Data Cleanup] Tab" (page 82).
1 Select the [Enable] check box.
2 Configure the time for performing the cleanup.
3 Select the check boxes of the cameras to be target
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4 Click [Apply].
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for the cleanup, and configure the number of days
to store each type of recording data.
To configure the same settings for all cameras,
click [Input All] and configure the number of
storage days in the Input All dialog box that
appears.
The cleanup is configured.
Configuring Settings Related to Storage
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