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2.2 Setting Cameras
Setting
Operating at the time of
detection
Note
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The contents of the sent E-mail is comprised of: the camera name, detection type, and the time stamp.
Time stamps are displayed as [year/month/day hour:minute:second].
For example, 2010 January 1, 15:20:55 is shown as [2010/01/01 15:20:55].
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Some of the alarm setting specifications for WV series network cameras and some BL series network
cameras differ to other cameras. See Page 162 for more information.
Notice
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Configure alarm detection after an alarm has been attached to the camera. Setting alarm detection
without an alarm causes a malfunction.
Setting the sensor detection method
The sensor can be set for detection patterns, the recording time, etc.
Note
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Only cameras with the [Data Format] set to [JPEG] on the [Image Settings] page can be configured.
(® Page 28)
An error message is displayed when the setting is [MPEG-4] or [H.264].
The data format will change to [JPEG] when you click [OK].
When the data format is set as [H.264]
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Operating Instructions
Designate the command to be executed when an alarm is detected.
Details of each command are set with the [Control when event is detected]
screen. (® Page 45)
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Start output from external output of the camera
When a detection is made, commands ([Open]/[Short]) are executed to
the external devices connected to the camera.
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Execute optional commands
When a detection is made, optional commands are executed.
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Pop-up the camera image
When a detection is made, a pop-up camera image of the detected
image is displayed. (® Page 35)
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Forward
When a detection is made, a message is sent to the specified destination
address. (® Page 19)
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Subject: Enter the notification message subject (44 characters or
less). ["] cannot be entered.
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Image: When [Attach] is selected, detected camera images (JPEG)
are sent as E-mail attachments.
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