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NOTE:
The maximum length of the records that are uploaded to FTP is 5 seconds. However, the maximum record
size is 2 MB. Therefore, the length of the records may be less than 5 seconds even if the user specifies the
value of 5 seconds in the [Alarm buffer] menu.
IMPORTANT:
When you configuring this menu, be aware that these parameters are applied to the other camera
functions, for example to recording to network storage, FTP, etc.
IMPORTANT:
When using the [Alarm buffer] function, the camera sends the video that was captured before the
connection was lost (use the "Pre-alarm period" option to specify the video length) and after the
connection is lost (use the "Post-alarm period" option to specify the video length). To specify the length
of the pre- and post-event video, you can also use the menu SETTING – Advanced – Alarm buffer (see
paragraph
7.8).
Alarm input: the camera starts uploading files to FTP when the alarm input changes its
state as configured in the "Trigger condition" in the "Alarm input" menu. To configure
this option, click the [Alarm input] button appears if the [Alarm input] box is checked)
or go to SETTING – Advanced – Alarm input. See
Effective period: set a period for which the camera can upload files to FTP. The following
options are available:
Always: the camera can upload files any time.
Schedule: select this option to configure the camera to upload files within a designated
schedule. To configure this option, click the [Schedule] button (appears if the
[Schedule] box is checked) or go to SETTING – Advanced – Schedule. See
7.6
for details
NOTE:
Click [ОК] to save changes. Otherwise, the changes may not be saved.
7.1.3. Periodical Sending
This menu provides options to configure the camera to upload files to FTP within
designated intervals. Select the option for [On] to enable this option (Pic. 7.5).
N35110 Operations User Manual
Chapter 7. SETTING: Advanced
paragraph 7.7
for details.
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