Dedicated Micros TransVu Operation Manual page 26

Variable Record Rate
Each camera on the TransVu can be individually configured to have a variable record rate depending on the
operation of the unit, this will allow you to have cameras with higher importance recorded at a higher frame
rate.
Function
Pictures Per Second -
Milliseconds
Variable record
Variable record rate
Alarm/VMD record rate
Pre-alarm record rate
Number or pre-alarm
pictures
Note 1
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Description
The variable record rate can be configured as pps or ms.
Ensure the information entered is in the correct format.
By default all the video inputs are disabled, this allows you to enable individual inputs
for variable recording.
If Scheduled Record Rates has been enabled in the Schedule menu, there will be
two columns. The left column will enable the feature when the unit is in Set Mode,
the right column will enable the feature when the unit is in Unset mode. Note that the
Mode names will reflect any changes made by the user.
This is the pictures per second or milliseconds that the unit will record in normal
operation (i.e. non alarm mode), if the camera is only to be recorded in an alarm
situation leave the setting at 0.
See Note 1 below
This is the pictures per second or milliseconds that the unit will record when the
corresponding video input has identified VMD or has been triggered by an external
alarm.
See Note 1 below
This is the pre-alarm pictures per second or milliseconds that will be recorded along
with the alarm images.
See Note 1 below
Although the pre-alarm record rate is set it is also necessary to identify the number
of pre-alarm pictures.
If 'Scheduled Record Rates' has been enabled in the 'Schedule' menu, there will be
two columns. The left column will be the number of pre alarm pictures when the unit
is in 'Set' Mode, the right column will be the record rate when the unit is in 'Unset'
mode. Note that the Mode names will reflect any changes made by the user.
If 'Scheduled Record Rates' has been enabled in the 'Schedule' menu, there will be
two columns. The left column will be the record rate when the unit is in 'Set' Mode,
the right column will be the record rate when the unit is in 'Unset' mode. Note that
the Mode names will reflect any changes made by the user.
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