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C-MOR 6P
Interval for recordings during motion detection
This parameter should be chosen carefully. The interval can be defined between 1 frame every 3
seconds up to 25 frames per second. Pay careful attention what the maximum number of frames
per second can be delivered by the camera. In case a camera cannot record more than 5 frames
per second, C-MOR is not able to record at a higher interval.
Rotation of the camera image by 0, 90, 180 or 270 degrees image rotation
Image rotation enables you to define whether images should be recorded at a rotation of 180
degrees or not. This makes sense in case the camera is e.g. installed hanging upside down from
a ceiling.
Maximum recording time for motion detection recordings
This value defines the maximum length of a video recorded during motion detection. This is
important for retrieval over the internet as single videos can be viewed much quicker due to
smaller files.
Display frames and changed pixels
This parameter defines whether a frame will be displayed around the changed pixels or not. This
is very helpful when the threshold for the camera image is being set.
Display date and time in the camera image
Feature for activating/deactivating the display of time and date in the camera image.
Automatic email alarm during motion detection
Feature for activating/deactivating the email alarm that is activated with motion detection by the
camera. A simple text email is then sent, by request with or without video attachment.
Email address for alarm emails
This is where the email address has to be entered for emails that are being sent during motion
detection or external alarm.
Please note: in case of a lot of motion and many recordings that are effected during motion
detection your mailbox might reach its storage limit very fast and cannot receive emails any
more!
Activation/deactivation of video attachments in alarm emails
Please choose whether the recording during motion detection alarm should be attached to the
email being sent or not.
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