Retrieving Video Recorded At The Time Of An Alarm; Making A Clip Of Video During An Alarm; Stopping Clip Making During A Live Alarmed Session; Alarm Session - Honeywell Rapid Eye Operator's Manual

Retrieving Video Recorded at the Time of an Alarm

Making a Clip of Video During an Alarm

Stopping Clip Making During a Live Alarmed Session

Alarm Session

Document 800-07767 Rev A
02/11
1. Select the Launch a Retrieval on Selection from Alarm List option as explained in
Customizing Alarm Handling
list of alarms, under the live alarmed toolbar (see
2. Click the drop-down arrow to view the list of alarms. Note that there can be one or
more alarms.
3. Start a retrieval session by selecting an alarm from the list. The retrieval session starts
in a new tear-away player.
Preparation
• Automatic. Select the Automatic Record for Live Alarm options, as explained in
Customizing Alarm Handling
recording a clip of all video feeds, without prompting, in the background.
• Manual. Remove the checkmark in the Automatic Record for Live Alarm option, as
explained in
Customizing Alarm Handling
click on the Playback toolbar. The color of the button changes to red, indicating
that video feeds are being recorded.
1. To stop recording, do one of the following:
• Click , the start/stop recording button.
• Close the live alarmed session.
2. When you are prompted to save the clip, either:
• Save the clip. Enter a name in the Save dialog that appears and click OK.
• Discard the clip. Click Cancel.
Depending on your selection of alarm handling options, a live alarm session may be
disabled. You can use an alarm session to see the list of alarms and/or acknowledged
alarms at a site. You can run an alarm session even if no alarms are set or ringing. A red
square around a site's connection icon indicates that a site is sending alarms.
Rapid Eye Remote View Operator Guide
on page 79. This makes a checkmark appear next to the
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on page 79. During a live alarmed session, the unit starts
on page 79. During a live alarmed session,
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