Editing The Menu Setting File - Mitsubishi Electric DX-PC55E Operation Manual

Setting File Edit button

4.14.3 Editing the menu setting file

You can edit the menu settings of the recorder using the menu setting panel. Displayed setting items depend on
the type of recorder. For setting items, see the operation manual of each recorder.
Following items are set in a unique way to DX-PC55E/DX-PC55U.
[Multiplexer]
In the multiplexer setting of DX-TL2500 series, left-click the mouse, and the camera channel number will increase
by one. Right-click the mouse, and the channel number options will be displayed as shown below.
[Estimated recording time]
In DX-TL5000 series recorders, you can check the estimated recording time on the recording setting screen. Enter
your desired recording settings and click the [View] button. The recording settings you entered are sent to the
recorder and the result of calculation of estimated recording time is displayed. Note that the recording settings you
entered are only sent to the recorder, not reflected in the recorder. This function is unavailable when the recorder
isn't connected.
You can inquire of the recorder the estimated recording time (week) using the timer setting screen. Recorders not
supporting this function may answer incorrectly. This function is available only while this software is accessing the
recorder.
[Motion detection]
Use the following methods to enable or disable the motion detection dots.
DX-TL5000 series:
• Right-click to disable.
• Left-click to enable.
• Select a rectangular area by dragging the mouse holding down the right
button to disable the dots within the area.
• Select a rectangular area by dragging the mouse holding down the left
button to enable the dots within the area.
DX-TL2500 series:
• Left-click on each dot to enable or disable it.
• Select a rectangular area by dragging the mouse holding down the right
button to enable the dots within the area.
• Select a rectangular area by dragging holding down the Shift key and the right button of the mouse to disable
the dots within the area.
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