Mitsubishi Electric MELSEC iQ-R Series User Manual page 277

System recorder
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Buffer memory name
Recording status 1
Number of
invalid
camera
events
receiving
Camera
recording
status
Video data
maximum
accumulation
*1*10
period
Recording
buffer storing
status
Recording status 2 to 4
Address
Network camera 1
Un\G1609
*3
Network camera 2
Un\G1610
Network camera 3
Un\G1611
Network camera 4
Un\G1612
Network camera 1
Un\G1650
Network camera 2
Un\G1651
Network camera 3
Un\G1652
Network camera 4
Un\G1653
Network camera 1
Un\G1658 to 1659
Network camera 2
Un\G1660 to 1661
Network camera 3
Un\G1662 to 1663
Network camera 4
Un\G1664 to 1665
Network camera 1
Un\G1674
Network camera 2
Un\G1675
Network camera 3
Un\G1676
Network camera 4
Un\G1677
Un\G1700 to 2299
7 CAMERA RECORDER MODULE (DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS)
Description
The number of invalid camera events among those received is
stored.
When the operating status of the recording function is
'operating' and the camera event receiving status is 'waiting
for receiving,' the number of invalid camera events among
those received is stored.
(Value to be stored: 0 to 65535)
Details are the same as network camera 1.
The operating status for video data is stored. (Page 278
Camera recording status (Un\G1650 to 1657))
0: Stopped
1: Preparing
2: No setting
3: Operating
4: File saving trigger satisfied
5: Saving
Details are the same as network camera 1.
The maximum period (seconds) during which video data can
be accumulated is stored at the current bit rate.
It is calculated with the following formula each time video data
from a network camera is accumulated.
• Accumulation period = Recording buffer size  Average bit
rate
If a period exceeds 4294967295 seconds, 4294967295 is
stored.
Details are the same as network camera 1.
Whether received video data is accumulated in the recording
buffer is stored.
0: No data
1: Data exists
'1' (data exists) is stored when video data is received and
accumulated in the recording buffer.
'0' (no data) is stored when saving a recording file starts.
When a recording startup trigger is satisfied, accumulated
data is discarded and '0' (no data) is stored.
When the operating status switches to 'operating' after starting
the recording function, '0' (no data) is stored. (It is initialized to
'0' (no data).)
Details are the same as network camera 1.
Details are the same as recording status 1.
7.4 Buffer Memory
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