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NO.
Name
1
Direction
2
Speed
3
Advanced
4
Focus
5
Iris
6
Auxiliary
7
Zoom
8
Preset
9
Sequence
10
Track
NOTE: IE side supports 5 auxiliary settings. Local side supports 3 auxiliaries.
5 Motion Detection Settings
Motion detection settings include sensitivity and area values. The sensitivity includes three levels: High, Mid
and Low. Please select <Tool Bar>→<System>→<Video>→<Motion Detection> to set.
Mouse Operation: Drag mouse on screen to create grid.
Panel Operation: There are only 16 x 12 blocks in screen. Move the highlight icon among the blocks by using
the [◄], [►] buttons. Please follow these steps below to set.
1. Move the highlight icon to one of the blocks you want to create by using the [◄], [►] buttons. Press
[OK] button to confirm. The created block will be highlighted in blue.
2. Press [Fn] button to copy the current configuration, and press [Direction] buttons to copy to the
relevant grid position. Press [Fn] button again to exit copying.
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 to set the second area.
Press [ESC] to exit settings.
In Motion Detection Settings, users are free to select a certain day of the week, or a period of time in a future
day (smallest unit is one hour/one block). System provides recording options for all hours of every day.
Table IV 1 PTZ Operation Description
Description
Click the arrow icons to control the direction of PTZ.
Click the center icon
Please refer to the PTZ manual for details of the PTZ scanning mode.
Set the turning speed of the PTZ camera.
Click
and
to show/hide the advanced setting screen (the part under
the blue bar).
Click to focus-in and focus-out (disabled for cameras with automatic focus)
Click to make the image brighter or darker (disabled for cameras with
automatic iris adjustment).
Open/Close auxiliaries.
Click
to open and click
different protocols. The auxiliaries include light, rain brash and power etc.
Please refer to the PTZ manual for details.
NOTE: Up to two auxiliaries are supported on the device side. Up to 4
auxiliaries are supported on the client web side.
Click to zoom in/zoom out (it is disabled for cameras with automatic focus).
1. Select the preset number in the preset window.
2. Position the camera in the desired position. Save the position by
clicking
.
Repeat steps 1 and 2 to get the desired position.
Call preset: Select the preset number you want to call, and click on the go to
button
.
Clear/reset preset: Select the preset number you want to clear/reset and
click on the clear button
Sequence is a running route of cameras that pass through multiple presets.
Set sequence:
1. Select preset number you want to call. Click on set button
2. Repeat to add other presets until finished.
Click
button to end setting. Click on
Track is a continuous route of camera.
Set track:
1. Click on
to start setting.
2. Move camera as the track and pattern you want it to run.
3. Click on
again to finish setting. Click on
again to stop running.
NOTE: Whether track is supported or not is dependant on the type of PTZ.
12
to call sequence or run scanning.
to close. Different functions respond to
.
to clear the sequence.
.
to run track and click
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