Lorex LIVE LW2710 Series Instruction Manual page 73

Q: Why can't I access the main menu while I'm in Quad Mode?
A: You must exit Quad Mode before you can access the main menu. Simply press Quad on
the remote control to exit.
Q: Why isn't scheduled recording starting?
• Make sure that the SD card is properly inserted into the monitor. Make sure that the SD card
icon appears at the top of the screen.
• Double check that you have set the system time. Press the Menu button to access the main
menu. Then navigate to Setting>Date & Time to set the system time.
• Double check that you have set the start/stop time in the scheduled recording menu.
• Double check that you have turned scheduled recording on.
• You may be in Quad Mode. Exit Quad Mode before starting scheduled recording. Press the
Quad button on the remote to exit.
Q: Can I record in Auto Sequence Viewing Mode?
A: Yes. Set the system to Scheduled Recording. Then set the viewing mode to Auto
Sequence. Note that the recorder only records what it sees on-screen. This means that you
will only record video from a particular channel when it is displayed on the monitor.
Q: Can I set specific days of the week for the system to record?
A: You can only specify to record at a particular time of day (for example, everyday from
9:00 a.m to 5:00 p.m).
NOTE: System utilizes a 24-hour clock (i.e 15:00 is 3:00pm).
Use the Schedule Record menu to set start and stop times for Schedule Recording. During
this time block, the system records continuously from one specific camera, or from any
cameras in Auto Sequence Viewing Mode.
Q: I noticed that the system is recording back to back video files while in Motion
Recording setting. Why is that?
A: Reasons for this could be as follows:
1 The camera(s) may be located in a busy area with lots of movement (i.e. side walk). Either A)
Change recording setting to Schedule Recording and select a camera which covers the most
critical area B) Try to point the camera a bit more downwards so it does not pick up as much
of the (foot) traffic.
2 When having more than 1 camera set up, you may have 2 or more cameras pointed at the
exact same area (from different vantage points). This causes them to pick up motion at the
same time and create back to back recordings. Change the viewing area of one or more
cameras so they don't overlap.
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