Chapter 4 Application Settings; Alarms And Events; Displaying Configuration Window - Sony IPELA NSR-500 Series User Manual

Application Settings

Alarms and Events

You can configure sensor inputs, VMD, manual actions,
and other triggers as alarms or events on the NSR, and
record or execute actions in response. Although alarms and
events are nearly identical in function, the following
functions are enabled when you configure triggers of
higher priority as alarms.
• When searching for recordings, you can search for
alarms and events separately.
• Alarm logs are listed in the alarm history of the Main
screen, and the ALARM lamp in the Main screen lights.
• A red frame appears around the monitor frame of the
camera that triggered the alarm.
• Images from the camera that triggered the alarm appear
in the hot spot.
• You can confirm alarms and events separately in the
event/alarm log.
As shown in the table below, you can configure a
recording or action for the source that will become the
trigger. In addition, the trigger will be determined as an
alarm depending on the configured recording or action.
Source to Recording/Action Corresponding to
become
trigger of
Recording setting
event/alarm
Event Alarm
record record
Sensor input a
(event) (alarm)
VMD
a
• VMD
(event) (alarm)
(camera)
System alert
–
Manual action –
1) An action is performed but is not determined to be an
event or action.
Event/Alarm
Action setting
Camera Client
action I/O action
a a a
(alarm) (event)
a a a
(alarm) (event)
a a
–
(alarm) (event)
– 1) 1)
a a
Chapter
Displaying Configuration
Window
You can configure various settings in the Configuration
window.
1
Click (Configuration) on the top right of the
main screen.
The Recorder setting screen appears.
2
Select [Advanced Setup], and click [Next].
Note
Selecting [Automatic Record Settings] or [Easy Setup]
allows you to register and configure cameras with a
few simple operations. For details on Automatic
Record Settings and Easy Setup, refer to the
Installation Manual (separate document).
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