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Using the Main Menu
RECORD PROGRAM (cont'd.)
Figure 10.2 Record Program menu
To edit a program:
1. Under REC PROGRAM, press the
buttons to select PROGRAM0~9.
2. Press the
select program options; press the
buttons to change the value of the
following options for each channel:
• IMAGE SIZE: Set the actual resolution for
each camera: 360x240, 720x240, and
720x480.
• NORMAL: Set the images (frames) per
second (IPS) for normal continuous
recording. Set from 0, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10,
15, and 30, from a shared pool of
frames-per-second. Total IPS depends on
your DVR model and resolution. The total
IPS cannot exceed the total IPS on the
system.
• EVENT: Set the frames per second (FPS)
for event recording (motion detection,
alarm, video loss). Set from 0, 1, 2, 4, 5,
6, 8, 10, 15, and 30, from a shared pool of
frames-per-second. Total IPS depends on
your DVR model and resolution. The total
IPS cannot exceed the total IPS on the
system.
30
buttons to
3. Press the
CAUTION: EXIST 0 FRAMES IN GROUP A.
• CH-SUM: Displays the total amount of
frames available on the system
(non-selectable).
• QUALITY: Set the recording quality for
each channel for Normal and Event
recording. The left column is for Normal
recording, the right column is for Event
recording: L (low), Normal), Fine), Beast).
• PRE/POST: Set the Pre-Recording and
Post-Recording times. Pre-Recording is
the length of time the system records
before an event (0~5 seconds);
Post-Recording is the length of time the
system records after an event (0~60
seconds). The left column is for
Pre-Recording, the right column is for
Post-Recording.
NOTE: Pre-Recording can only be set for
all channels; Post-Recording can be set for
individual channels.
• EVENT TYPE: Set the trigger for Event
recording for each channel: A (Alarm), L
(video loss), M (motion detection), or - (no
event type).
button on the remote
control until you see the Save/Exit screen.
Select SAVE ONLY or SAVE AND EXIT
to save your settings.
NOTE: If you have 0 frames in either the
normal or Event columns, you will receive
a warning message from the system:
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