Clip Name Reference; Automatic Clip Of Alarms; Table 7-1 Default Format For Multi Clip Names; Table - Honeywell Rapid Eye Operator's Manual

Clip Name Reference

Automatic Clip of Alarms

Document 800-02951V3 Rev A
11/09
Caution Honeywell recommends storing stills and clips in their own folder.
Clips and stills can be erased routinely after use, making it easy to erase
other files by mistake. Storing clips and stills in a folder other than View's
application folder (the default folder for clips and stills) prevents the
deletion of View system files.

Table 7-1

explains each part of a clip's filename, using as an example:
Main Unit_RTZ_20090124_133114.REM. Note the .REM file extension.
Table 7-1 Default Format for Multi Clip Names
a
Example
Main Unit
RTZ
2009
01
24
13
31
14
.rem
REM File
a
See the clip listed in Figure 7-2 (page
Renaming a Clip
You have the option of renaming clips (see
the .REM file extension is recommended.
You can set View to make a clip automatically during a live alarmed session. The
opportunity to save the clip (or discard it) is offered when the session is closed. See the
Automatic Record for Live Alarm option in
Rapid Eye Remote View Operator Guide
Format Element
Site name
Time reference
Four digit year
Two digit month
Two digit day
Two digit hour, 24-hour clock
Two digit minute
Two digit second
Microsoft Windows file extension
File type in Microsoft Windows' Explorer
100).
Making a Clip of Live Video
Customizing Alarm Handling
on page 98). Leaving
on page 79.
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