Additional Features - Swann SW344-DWD Operating Instructions Manual

Additional Features

Quad View:
In Quad View mode, you'll be able to see images from up to four cameras on
screen at once. For this to function optimally, you'll need:
• Four ADW-400 cameras,
• connected to power,
• and each correctly paired to each of the four channels.
To enable quad viewing mode, simply press the QUAD button on the top of the
receiver.
Whilst in Quad Viewing mode, some of the buttons on the receiver will no
longer be active - most notably, the MENU button will not be active. This is
because decoding four video signals simultaneously uses the maximum processing
capacity of the miniature computer in the receiver and there is insufficient
processing power to display the menus. To exit Quad Viewing Mode, simply press
the QUAD button again. The full functionality of the MENU button will instantly
return.
You'll be able to enter Quad Viewing Mode even if there are fewer than four
cameras paired with the receiver. In this case, there will simply be a blank space
where that image would otherwise be displayed.
Auto Delete:
Whilst the Auto Delete function is turned ON, the ADW-400 will automatically
delete old files when it runs out of space on the SD card.
As a result, we suggest checking the recording lists periodically to ensure you don't
lose an important event. (Of course, depending on your unique situation, it may be
extremely obvious when an incident has occurred.)
If Auto Delete is turned off, when the SD card fills up, that's it - new events cannot
and will not be recorded. For most implementations, it's usually better to be able
to record events as they happen at the risk of losing old ones than vice versa.
However, this is something that you'll need to determine based on your unique
situation. If Auto Delete is turned on and there is a particular incident that
you want to backup, you'll need to copy it off the SD card before it is over-
written!
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The Auto Delete icon will be displayed
on the screen while Auto Delete is
switched on.