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reactions. These are the event types:
Fan Failure: If configured to do so, the DVR will create this event if the fan stops working, or if the fan is not working on
start-up.
HD Temperature: If configured to do so, the DVR will create this event if the hard drive is starting to overheat.
HD Failure: If configured to do so, the DVR will create this event if it fails to detect the HDD on startup.
HD Full: If configured to do so, the DVR will create this event if the DVR runs out of memory space (i.e., if it has not been
set to Overwrite in the Record menu)
HD Off: If configured to do so, the DVR will create this event if any of its HDDs are switched off or removed.
Power Loss: If configured to do so, the DVR will create this event if power is restored after a power failure / power
disconnection.
Network Loss: If configured to do so, the DVR will create this event if connection to the local network is lost. NOTE: This
function only checks the physical connection (link) to the network. Any network behavior that blocks data connectivity
(blocked ports, IP addressing errors, etc.) is not detected by this function.
Fan Failure:
Log: Check this box to record fan failure events in the log.
Buzzer: Check this box to activate the DVR's buzzer when
the fan stops working.
Email Notify: Check this box to enable email notification
when the fan is not working. This requires that valid email
settings have been entered in the Network Setting/Email
setup screen.
Network Alarm: Check this box to send out a network
alarm to a client PC when this event occurs. (This feature
requires PowerCon software on the client PC and proper
settings for the Alarm Server in the Network Setup menu; see the Alarm Server section for more information.)
Alarm Output: Click on one of the numbers in the dropdown box to let the DVR transmit a signal through the alarm output
with the same number, if this event occurs. Selecting "None" would disable this reaction.
Output Type: If an Alarm Output reaction is configured the type of alarm output will be Transparent and cannot be
changed. This means that the alarm output signal would continue as long as the alarm condition is active.
HD Temperature:
Log: Check this box to record HDD overheating events
(when the drive's temperature goes over the below-
configured Temp. Warning Limit) in the log.
Buzzer: Check this box to activate the DVR's buzzer when
the hard drive's temperature goes over the Temp. Warning
Limit (the limit is configured on this menu).
Email Notify: Check this box to enable email notification
when the selected event occurs. This requires that valid
email settings have been entered in the Network Setting >
Email setup screen.
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