6Advanced settings

6.1To set event operation [Event Operation]

On the Easy Setup page, select [Event action]. For details on how to display and operate the Setting menu, refer to the following.
→4.1.1　How to display
→4.1.2　How to operate
Here, you can check the current settings of the event operation.
The event action allows you to set the event action for SD scheduled recording or alarm detection. After completing the settings in the settings window, click [Next] to proceed.
The setup process is as follows.
[Notice]

・Clicking [Next] saves the settings in the window.
Event Operation Flow
Event type setting
Select the operating conditions according to your purpose.
Alarm
→6.1.3　Alarm: Set operating conditions (Alarm type setting screen)
Schedule


Terminal, motion detection, disturbance detection, sound detection, and impact detection

Event operation setting
Set the operation conditions selected in the event type setting.
SD recording
→6.1.4　Alarm: Set detailed image transfer and recording conditions
SD recording
H.265/H.264
→7.2　Setting an SD Memory Card [SD Memory Card]


Event operation setting
Set the operation conditions selected in the event type setting.
Recording Condition Settings
Recording Condition Settings


Alarm output (terminal)

Mail Settings
Schedule setting


Completed
Completed

6.1.1Setting Schedule/Alarm (Event Type Setting Screen)

Here you select the type of event.
[Trigger]
[Alarm]:Select when setting for alarm detection.
[Schedule]:Select this item when [SD memory recording] is selected.
[SD memory card format]
To format a SD memory card, press [Execute].
Clicking [Execute] displays the [Format] confirmation window.
Press [OK] to begin formatting.
When the [Format] Complete window appears, press [x].
[Important]

・Formatting will delete all files on the SD memory card.


・Do not turn off this unit during formatting.
[Next] button
Select [Alarm] and press [Next] to open the Alarm Settings window.
→6.1.2　Alarm: Setting the terminal and operation detection (Alarm setting screen)
Select [Schedule] and click [Next] to open the Schedule Type Setting window.
→12　[Schedule] to set advanced scheduling

6.1.2Alarm: Setting the terminal and operation detection (Alarm setting screen)

Here, the operation when an alarm is detected is set.
Alarm
[Terminal 1]
Sets the operation of terminal 1.

・[Off]: Pin functions are not used.


・[Alarm input(TRM1)]: Accepts terminal alarm input.


・[Close]: Alarm is detected when the pin status changes to [Close].


・[Open]: Alarm is detected when the pin status changes to [Open].


・[Close(Continue)]: Alarm is detected when the pin status changes to [Close]. When the pin status is [Close], the alarm is detected periodically at the alarm non-detection interval.


・[Open(Continue)]: Alarm is detected when the pin status changes to [Open]. When the pin status is [Open], the alarm is detected periodically at the alarm non-detection interval.


・[Radar]: Operates as radar alarm input.


・[Cameras]: Operates as an alarm input for the camera.


・[Radar Self check Start]:You can check whether the radar is operating normally.


・[Close]: Radar self-test starts when the pin status changes to [Close].


・[Open]: Radar self-test starts when the pin status changes to [Open].


・[Black & white input]: Accepts black and white switching input. (Switches to black and white when the entry is [On].)


・[Auto time adjustment]: Accepts the time setting by terminal input. If the time difference from the hour (every hour 00 minutes) is within 29 minutes, set to 00 minutes 00 seconds. If the time is less than 5 seconds during SD recording, the time is not changed. When "AUTO TIME ADJUST" is selected, the short-circuit and open selection pull-down menus are displayed.


・[Close]: When the pin status changes to [Close], the watch automatically adjusts the time.


・[Open]: When the pin status changes to [Open], the watch automatically adjusts the time.
[Reference]
・When terminal 1 is selected as [Self-diagnosis start], the result is output to terminal 3 according to the setting.
[Terminal 2]
Sets the operation of terminal 2.

・[Off]：Pin functions are not used.


・[Alarm input (TRM2)]:Accepts terminal alarm input.


・[Short-circuit]:Alarm is detected when the pin status changes to [Close].


・[Open]:Alarm detection is performed when the terminal status changes to [Open].


・[Short (Continued)]:Alarm is detected when the pin status changes to [Close]. When the pin status is [Close], the alarm is detected periodically at the alarm non-detection interval.


・[Open (Continue)]:Alarm is detected when the pin status changes to [Open]. When the pin status is [Open], the alarm is detected periodically at the alarm non-detection interval.


・[Radar]: Operates as radar alarm input.


・[Cameras]: Operates as an alarm input for the camera.


・[Alarm output]:Alarm is outputted according to the content set in [Output terminal].


・[Radar]: Outputs when an alarm is detected by the radar.


・[Cameras]: Outputs when an alarm is detected on the camera.


→10.2　[Alarm] for setting pins
[Terminal 3]
Sets the operation of terminal 3.

・[Off]：Pin functions are not used.


・[Alarm input (TRM3)]:Accepts terminal alarm input.


・[Short-circuit]:Alarm is detected when the pin status changes to [Close].


・[Open]:Alarm is detected when the pin status changes to [Open].


・[Short (Continued)]:Alarm is detected when the pin status changes to [Close]. When the pin status is [Close], the alarm is detected periodically at the alarm non-detection interval.


・[Open (Continue)]:Alarm is detected when the pin status changes to [Open]. When the pin status is [Open], the alarm is detected periodically at the alarm non-detection interval.


・[Radar]: Operates as radar alarm input.


・[Cameras]: Operates as an alarm input for the camera.


・ [Alarm output]:Alarm is outputted according to the content set in [Output terminal].

・[Radar]: Outputs when an alarm is detected by the radar.


・[Cameras]: Outputs when an alarm is detected on the camera.


・[AUX out]:Performs AUX export. Displays the [AUX] in the Live image pages.
[Reference]

・[Radar Self check Output] is displayed only when [Radar Self check Start] is selected at terminal 1.


・In [Self-diagnosis result output], if the input from pin 1 is output to pin 3, it is normal. If the input from terminal 1 is not output to terminal 3, an error occurs.
[VMD alarm]
[On]：If the operation detection area is not set, set the entire area. To set the operation detection area, set it on the [VMD area] tab. on the Alarm page.
→10.6　[VMD area] to set operation detection area
[Off]：Disables all operation detection conditions.

[Scene change detection (SCD) alarm]
[On]：If the disturbance detection area is not set, set the entire area. If you want to configure the disturbance detection area, you can do so in the [SCD area] section of the Alarms page.
→10.8　[SCD area] to set the disturbance detection area
[Off]：Disables all intrusion detection conditions.

[Audio detection alarm]
[On]：Use a sound detection alarm. All sound identifications are enabled.
→10.9　[Audio detection] for configuring sound detection settings
[Off]：Sound detection alarm is not used.

[Impact detection alarm]
[Use the On/Off to set whether or not to perform impact detection.
[On]：Enables impact detection.
→10.10　To set impact detection [Impact Detection]
[Off]：Disables impact detection.

[Alarm deactivation time]
Set the length of time that the detection operation is not performed after an alarm is detected. For example, if you set an alarm to send an email notification to your mobile device or tablet, this setting prevents you from sending too many emails.
[0.5 sec, 1-600 sec]
[Notice]

・Alarm detection time is managed for each alarm type. For example, the operation detection alarm is detected even during the alarm non-detection time of terminal alarm 1.
[Next] button
[Click the [Next] button to display the alarm type setting screen.
→6.1.1　Setting Schedule/Alarm (Event Type Setting Screen)
[Notice]

・Clicking [Next] saves the settings in the window.
[Back] button
Returns to the previous screen.

6.1.3Alarm: Set operating conditions (Alarm type setting screen)

Here, you can set the operation to be performed when an alarm is detected.
[Recording format]
When [SD memory recording] is selected for [Trigger], select the compression method for the image to be recorded from [Stream (1) Radar/Camera] and [Stream (2) Radar/Camera].
[Next] button
Select [SD memory recording] in [Trigger] or Stream in [Recording format] and press [Next] to open the Video Recording Settings window.
→6.1.4　Alarm: Set detailed image transfer and recording conditions
[Notice]

・Clicking [Next Step] saves the settings in the window.


・Sound detection alarms cannot be recorded in the SD memory card.
[Back] button
Returns to the previous screen.

6.1.4Alarm: Set detailed image transfer and recording conditions

Setting SD Recording (H.265 or H.264) (Video Recording Setting Window)
Here, you can set the SD recording (H.265 or H.264) when an alarm is detected.
[Audio recording]
Use [On]/[Off] to select whether to record audio data.
[On]：You can save audio files to movies (MP4 formats).
[Off]：Audio files are not saved in movies (MP4 formats).
[Notice]

・This cannot be set when the audio delivery mode is set to bidirectional (half-duplex).
[Frame Rate* (Radar)]
Set the frame rate of the H.265 (or H.264) to record.
[Frame Rate* (Camera)]
Set the frame rate of the H.265 (or H.264) to record.
[Notice]

・See [Frame rate*] below for the configurable frame rate and the bit rate to be set depending on the frame rate.


→6.1.7　SCHEDULE: Set SD Recording (Video Recording Setting Window)
[Pre alarm (recording) duration]
Select whether to record before an alarm occurs. Sets how long SD memory cards are saved.
[Off]／ [1s]／ [2s]／ [3s]／ [4s]／ [5s]／ [8s]／ [10s]／ [15s]／ [20s]／ [25s]／ [30s]／ [40s]／ [50s]／ [60s]
[Notice]

・The available settings depend on the Image capture size and bitrate of the streams you are recording. The higher the bit rate, the smaller the maximum value that can be set as the pre-alarm time.
[Post alarm (recording) duration]
Set how long to save to the SD memory card after an alarm occurs.
[10s]／ [20s]／ [30s]／ [40s]／ [50s]／ [60s]／ [120s]／ [180s]／ [240s]／ [300s]
[Next] button
Select [Alarm output] in the Alarm Settings window and click [Next] to open the Alarm Out Settings window.
→6.1.5　Alarm: Setting output terminals
If you do not select [Alarm output] in the Alarm Settings window and then click [Next], the Mail Settings window appears.
→6.1.6　Alarms: Set up email notifications and mail servers
[Notice]

・Clicking [Next] saves the settings in the window.
[Back] button
Returns to the previous screen.

6.1.5Alarm: Setting output terminals

Here, set the alarm output. Displayed when [Alarm output] is selected in the alarm setting window.

When making settings related to output connectors:
For details on how to set the above screen, refer to the following.
→10.2　[Alarm] for setting pins

[Next] button
[Click the [Next] button to display the mail setting screen.
→6.1.6　Alarms: Set up email notifications and mail servers
[Notice]

・Clicking [Next] saves the settings in the window.
[Back] button
Returns to the previous screen.

6.1.6Alarms: Set up email notifications and mail servers

Here, you can make settings related to mail.
For details on how to set the screen above, refer to the User's Manual.
[Set] button
Clicking the [Set] key completes the settings.
[Back] button
Returns to the previous screen.

6.1.7SCHEDULE: Set SD Recording (Video Recording Setting Window)

Here, you set up scheduled SD recording (H.265 or H.264).
Clicking [Next Step] after setting the recording or frame rate in the video recording settings screen displays the scheduling screen and allows you to set the schedule.
1
Set the recording, frame rate, and SD memory card overwrite settings in the video recording settings window.
[Audio recording]
Set whether to record voice data.
[On]：You can save audio files to movies (MP4 formats).
[Off]：Audio files are not saved in movies (MP4 formats).
[Notice]

・This cannot be set when the audio delivery mode is set to bidirectional (half-duplex).
[Important]

・If there is insufficient space on the SD memory card when [Overwrite] is switched from [Off] to [On], older images may be deleted in preparation for writing.
[Frame Rate* (Radar))]
Set the frame rate of the H.265 (or H.264) to be recorded.

–If [Image Capture Mode] is set to 30fps/25fps:
1fps／ 3fps／ 5fps*
[Frame Rate*(Camera)]
Set the frame rate of the H.265 (or H.264) to be recorded.

–If [Image Capture Mode] is set to 30fps:
1fps／ 3fps／ 5fps*／ 7.5fps*／ 10fps*／ 12fps*／ 15fps*／ 20fps*／ 30fps*


–If [Image Capture Mode] is set to 25fps:
1fps／ 3.1fps／ 4.2fps*／ 6.25fps*／ 8.3fps*／ 12.5fps*／ 20fps*／ 25fps*
[Notice]

・Clicking [Next]button sets the [Transmission priority] to [Frame rate].
The bit rate is automatically set according to the selected Image capture size and frame rate. For the set bit rate, check the [Bit Rate per Client*] setting of each stream.
[Overwrite]
Sets whether to overwrite images when the free space on the SD memory card is low.
[On]：When the SD memory card becomes full, you can overwrite older images and save them again.
[Off]：If the SD memory card runs out of space, saving to the SD memory card is stopped.
[Important]

・If there is insufficient space on the SD memory card when [Overwrite] is switched from [Off] to [On], older images may be deleted in preparation for writing.
[Next] button
Clicking [Next Step] displays a window for scheduling the recording to the SD memory card.
[Back] button
Returns to the previous screen.
2
Set the schedule in the schedule setting screen.
For details on how to set the screen above, refer to the following.
→12　[Schedule] to set advanced scheduling
[Set]  button
Clicking the [Set] key completes the settings.
[Back] button
Returns to the previous screen.
[Notice]

・If [SD memory recording] is not selected in [Operation Mode], recording is not performed.