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The Schedule function is similar to the one used to set up the recording schedule (covered

in Section 4.6 Recording), but this controls the alarm response only. You can set the alarm

to be on or off during speciﬁc periods. These responses are set up in the next option, Trigger,

and control what actions the DVR will take when motion is detected.

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An example of setting an alarm schedule

would be to turn off the audible alarm and

pop-up message for the period that you are

away from the DVR to avoid calling attention

to it.

Like the Recording Schedule, double-

clicking on a day in the Alarm Schedule

timeline opens a pop-up window allowing you

to make more precise settings.

In addition to recording when an event takes place, the DVR can also activate, or trigger, other

actions. Among these options are an audible buzzer alarm from the DVR itself, sending out

e-mail, and beginning recording on other channels. These actions are set in the Trigger area

of the Alarm menu.

Record - You can have other camera’s begin

recording even if they did not detect motion.

Snapshot - This is a still image captured by

one or more cameras. These can be attached

to any alarm e-mail.

Alarm Output - The length of time that the

DVR will remain in its “alarm state”.

Buzzer - The length of time that the audible

alarm will sound.

Pop-up Image - When triggered, the selected cameras live feed will appear in full-screen

mode.

Post- and Pre-Record - The amount of time that will be recorded by the camera detecting

the event before and after it occurs.

P.T.Z. - If you have a Pan-Tilt-Zoom camera connected to the DVR, you can have it rotate to a

preset point or begin a pre-programmed cruise. Please see Chapter 6 P.T.Z. Cameras for

instructions on utilizing a PTZ camera with your DVR.

Video Loss

If the DVR detects the loss of video feed from a camera, it can trigger other actions, just as

with the Alarm menu.

Camera Block

If the DVR determines that a camera is being blocked, it can also trigger a response in the

same manner as the Alarm or Video Loss functions. This function is normally disabled but it

may be turned on for individual cameras should your situation require it.

Because certain environmental factors,

such as a door that is open during business

hours, can block a camera, you are able to

adjust the sensitivity and set a schedule to

turn off camera blocking as needed. Or, you

can disable the function completely, if need.

The schedule and trigger functions work as

previously described.

NETWORK

Most of the settings in this menu were made using the Startup Wizard during your initial setup.

This chapter is covered in the Remote Monitoring Guide that came on the CD included

with your DVR. It is also available for download at Q-See.com/Support

COMMUNICATION

As with Network, this menu is covered in the Remote Monitoring Guide.

P.T.Z.

Pan-Tilt-Zoom cameras will be discussed in Chapter 6 P.T.Z. Cameras.

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