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 Sequence number: adds a six-digit sequence number to the file name. The sequence
number starts from 000001 and increases in increments of 1. User can click the [Clear]
button to reset the sequence number anytime. When user clicks the [Clear] button it
resets the sequence number and starts it from 000001.
Alarm: choose the desired options to designate the events that trigger the camera to
upload files to FTP:
 Motion detection: the camera uploads files to FTP when motion is detected. To
configure this option, click the [Motion detection] button (appears if the [Motion
detection] box is checked) or go to SETTING – Advanced – Motion detection. See
paragraph 7.9
 Audio detection: the camera uploads files to FTP when noise is detected. To configure
this option, click the [Audio detection] button (appears if the [Audio detection] box is
checked) or go to SETTING – Advanced – Audio detection. See
details.
IMPORTANT:
When motion or noise is detected, the video files are sent with an interval of 10-20 seconds between
them. The length of the video files is 5 seconds but the maximum size is 2 MB. When sending snapshot
images, the camera sends 3 pre-event images, 3 post-event images and 1 image captured at the moment
of the event. The pre-event and post-event images are sent with an interval of 1 image per 1-2 seconds
and the groups of images are sent with an interval of 8-10 seconds between them.
 Network link down: the camera starts uploading files to FTP when the network link is
down. When the connection is lost, the camera saves the records made before (the
record length is specified in the "Pre-alarm period" menu) and after (the record length
is specified in the "Post-alarm period" menu) the connection is lost to the alarm buffer.
After the connection is up, the camera uploads these files to FTP. If "Video clip" is
selected in the "Attached file type" menu, the camera sends two files (pre- and post-event video).
If "Snapshot" is selected in the "Attached file type" menu, the camera sends 1 image captured
at the moment of the event, 3 pre-event images and 3 post-event images.
To configure this option, click the [Alarm buffer] button (appears if the [Network link
down] box is checked) or go to SETTING – Advanced – Alarm buffer. See
details.
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Chapter 7. SETTING: Advanced
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