Panasonic BB-HNP15 User Manual
Operating Instructions
Network Camera Recorder
with Viewer Software
Model No.
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BB-HNP15
Operating Instructions
1 Product Introduction ....................................................7
1.1 Looking at Installation Procedure .................................................. 7
1.2 Starting or Closing This Software ................................................. 8
1.2.1 Starting Operation Window ....................................................................... 8
1.2.2 Closing Operation Window ....................................................................... 9
1.2.3 Closing This Software ............................................................................... 9
1.3 Performing License Registration ................................................. 10
1.3.1 Registering a New License ..................................................................... 10
1.4 Setting Recording Environment .................................................. 12
1.4.1 Setting a Folder to Save Recorded Images ............................................ 12
1.4.2 Setting a Proxy Server ............................................................................ 17
2 Software Operation ....................................................19
2.1 Registering the Camera .............................................................. 19
2.1.1 Creating New Camera ............................................................................ 19
2.1.2 Setting Cameras ..................................................................................... 23
2.2 Network Camera Recorder Window ........................................... 37
2.2.1 About the Application Windows .............................................................. 37
2.3 Monitoring the Camera ............................................................... 49
2.3.1 Multi-Monitoring Page ............................................................................. 49
2.3.2 Using the Camera Operation Bar ........................................................... 52
2.4 Recording the Image ................................................................... 55
2.4.1 Recording Method .................................................................................. 55
2.4.2 Manually Recording the Image ............................................................... 56
2.4.3 Motion Detection Recording ................................................................... 57
2.4.4 Alarm Recording ..................................................................................... 58
2.4.5 Timer Recording ..................................................................................... 59
2.5 Playing the Recorded Images ..................................................... 64
2.5.1 Display the Recorded Images ................................................................. 65
2.5.2 Searching the Recorded Images ............................................................ 67
2.5.3 Confirm the Recorded Image on the Playback Screen ........................... 69
2.5.4 Playback Recorded Images on the Multi-Playback Page ....................... 71
2.6 Application Window Operation .................................................... 74
2.6.1 Selecting Camera ................................................................................... 74
2.6.2 Multi-Monitoring Page Settings ............................................................... 75
2.6.3 Setting Playback Volume ........................................................................ 83
2.6.4 Multi-Playback Page Settings ................................................................. 84
2.6.5 Recorded Images Page Settings ............................................................ 87
2.7 Editing Recorded Images ............................................................ 89
2.7.1 Converting the Recorded Images ........................................................... 90
2.7.2 Copying the Recorded Images ............................................................... 98
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2.7.3 Deleting the Recorded Images ............................................................. 100
2.7.4 Changing the Keyword of the Recorded Images .................................. 101
2.7.5 Copying Display Screens ...................................................................... 102
2.7.6 Displaying the Recorded Image Information ........................................ 104
2.8 Use Remote Access Functions ................................................. 105
2.8.1 Configuring the Settings ....................................................................... 107
2.9 Other Features .......................................................................... 117
2.9.1 Audio Transmission ............................................................................... 117
2.9.2 Exporting/Importing the Camera Information ....................................... 118
2.9.3 Copying Camera Images ...................................................................... 120
2.9.4 Deleting the Registered Cameras from the List .................................... 121
2.9.5 Deleting the Timer Setting .................................................................... 123
2.9.6 Checking the Recording Capacity and Remaining Time ...................... 125
2.9.7 Executing Restore Program and Log Analysis ..................................... 127
2.10 Specifications ............................................................................ 131
2.11 Troubleshooting ......................................................................... 134
2.12 Error Message List .................................................................... 136
2.13 Default Setting List .................................................................... 155
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Main Features
Full Screen Display (see page 37)
New full-screen display function.
You can expand the window to cover the entire desktop.
Display Recorded Images as a Chart (see page 65)
You can view the list of recorded images as a chart.
The camera name, recording time and recording mode can all be checked from the
chart.
Simultaneous Playback (see page 71)
On the multi-playback page you can simultaneously play the recorded images from a
maximum of 4 cameras.
Customize the Camera Screen-layout (see page 78 and 82)
You can register up to 64 cameras.
You can enlarge a camera display and rearrange the order of camera screens on the
multi-monitoring page.
Convert in Several Image Formats (see page 90)
You can convert recorded images to several audio and video formats.
(MPG/JPG/WAV/ASF/AVI)
The converted images can be played back with Windows® Media® Player.
Recording Modes (see page 55)
10 timers can be set for each camera.
In addition, alarm mode*, which starts recording after detecting an action such as
doors or windows being opened and closed, is available.
Audio Transmission (see page 117)
Using this software, you can transmit audio to a camera that supports transmission.
Remote Access (see page 105)
Using the recording software on a separate PC (Personal Computer), you can view the
recorded images from a Panasonic Network Camera connected to a PC (remote
server) registered with the recording software.
* To set alarm recording, an outside sensor need to be attached to the camera.
See “Operating Instructions” for your camera for details.
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Screen shots in this document
Screen shots in this document were taken running this software on Windows XP.
The screens displayed when using a different operating system may differ slightly.
Trademarks
• Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista, Internet Explorer, and Windows Media
are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in
the United States and/or other countries.
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Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.
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Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries.
• ATI Radeon is trademark of Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
• Screen shots reprinted with permission from Microsoft Corporation.
• All other trademarks identified herein are the property of their respective
owners.
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System Requirements for your PC
The following technical specifications are recommended for this software to work
properly with your PC and network.
Items Description
Operating
System
®
Microsoft
Windows Vista
Microsoft® Windows® XP
®
Microsoft
Windows® Server 2003
®
Resolution 1280 x 1024 pixel or higher
Web Browser Internet Explorer 6.0 or later
File System NTFS (NT File System)
Audio
*1
Audio output feature (Speaker or Headphones)
Audio input feature (Microphone)
*1
When using a camera that supports audio.
Note
• The recommended number of cameras that you can register, monitor and
record simultaneously differs depending on the specifications of your
computer.
See page 131 for details.
• The approximate size of the recorded image can be calculated from the
recording method and the number of days to record.
Change the hard disk capacity considering [Calculated disk capacity to
record] (see page 24) and file size shown on page 15.
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1 Product Introduction
1.1 Looking at Installation Procedure
You must perform the following steps to use this software.
Read the End-User License Agreement (see attached leaflet).
You cannot install this software if you disagree.
(The legal agreement is required when installing this software.)
Install this software (see Important Information).
Performing License Registration (see page 10).
To use this software, the license registration is necessary.
(The attached registration code stickers are required.)
Setting Recording Environment (see page 12).
• Setting a folder to save recorded images.
• Setting the proxy server when using one.
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Configure the camera (see page 19).
Monitoring the camera (see page 49).
Recording the image (see page 55).
Playing the recorded images (see page 64).
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1.2 Starting or Closing This Software
This software starts automatically when you boot up the PC.
• is displayed in the notification area while this software is running.
PC screen
Start
Displayed in the
notification area.
notification area
Note
To not start this software automatically when booting up the PC, right-click
and uncheck [Start on bootup] from the menu.
1.2.1 Starting Operation Window
Double-click on the desktop to start this software.
• Operation window of this software is displayed.
Note
• You can also start the operation window through the following procedures.
• From the [Start] menu, select [All Programs] → [Network Camera Recorder
→
with Viewer Software]
• From Explorer, double-click [ncr3.exe] in the location where the software was
installed.
• These softwares cannot work at the same time. Use only a software.
• To use this software, perform the license registration.
If no license has been registered when the operation window is started,
[Register the license key] will be displayed. Follow the steps on
[Network Camera Recorder with Viewer Software].
page 10.
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1.2.2 Closing Operation Window
Click [File] [Exit] on the menu bar or select on the toolbar.
Note
Even when the operation window is closed, will not be removed from the
notification area.
When is displayed in the notification area, the timer recording function is
operating.
1.2.3 Closing This Software
1. Right-click in the notification area and select [Exit].
2. Click [Yes].
Note
• When you exit this software, will be removed from the notification area.
• When you exit this software, any timers that you have set stop operating.
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1.3 Performing License Registration
If no license has been registered when the operation window is started, [Register
the license key] will be displayed. Follow the steps below.
1.3.1 Registering a New License
1. Select [Help] [License Registration] on the menu bar.
2. Enter the registration code and license key, and click [OK].
3. Click [OK].
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Note
The registration code and license key are shown on the attached registration
code stickers. Characters are case sensitive, so enter them exactly as printed.
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Note
If the registration is complete, [License Registration] on the menu bar is grayed
out.
Note
• If the following window is displayed, the registration code or license key is
incorrect. Confirm them, and enter them again.
• Keep the registration code and license key in a safe place where you will not
lose them.
Lost codes and keys cannot be reissued.
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1.4 Setting Recording Environment
1.4.1 Setting a Folder to Save Recorded Images
This software records camera images to the hard disk on your PC. The folder can
be changed. After you have changed the destination folder, the recorded images
will be saved in the folder that you specified.
• If the destination folder is not specified, the recorded images are saved into the
[ncrdata] folder in the folder where this software is installed.
• You can change the destination folder to another folder or external hard disk
drives.
1. Select [Window] [Settings] on the menu bar.
2. Click [Preferences].
After you click [Preferences], the [Basic Settings] page is displayed.
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3. Configure the settings in the [Basic Settings] page and click [OK].
Note
When you change a setting, a mark is displayed on the icon for the item that you
changed. The setting is applied when you click [OK] or [Apply].
See page 44 for details on the settings icons.
Basic Settings Page
Setting Description
Destination Folder
Specify the destination folder to save recorded images (see
page 14).
Destination Hard
Disk Space
Limit the destination
recording capacity
Set enough capacity as your destination disk to prevent the
system from getting unstable. (100 MB (Default) to 50,000 MB).
To specify the limit of how much data can be recorded on the
destination disk, select [Limit the destination recording capacity]
and enter a value in [Destination Recording Capacity Limit].
Select [Stop all the recordings] or [Delete old files and keep
recording] (by 1 minute) when the capacity is full.
Connection method
to the camera
Set the connection method to use for audio and video when the
camera’s data format is set to JPEG (see page 24).
If you monitor and record camera images with audio over the
internet, the audio may be interrupted due to the network
environment. If this is the case, select [Images and audio are
connected separately].
There is a limit to the number of connections to the same camera
using this software (including BB-HNP11). If you select [Audio
and images are sent using one connection], do not make more
than 4 connections to the same camera. If you are making more
than 4 connections, select [Images and audio are connected
separately].
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Note
• If you select [Delete old files and keep recording] and change the destination
recording capacity limit to a value smaller than the current capacity, the old
images will be deleted.
(Example: if you change the destination recording capacity limit to 2 GB
when you recorded images up to 3 GB, 1 GB old images are deleted.)
• You can also limit the recording capacity of individual cameras (see page 26).
[Limit the destination recording capacity] (preferences setting) and [Limit the
recording capacity] (individual camera setting) cannot be used
simultaneously.
When [Limit the recording capacity] is set, the following window is displayed.
The recording capacity limitation of individual cameras is disabled by clicking
[OK].
• Audio interruption may be reduced by lowering the maximum bandwidth of
the camera, reducing the image resolution, or lowering the image quality.
Change the destination folder
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1. Click [Browse...] in [Destination Folder] in the [Basic Settings] page (see page
13).
2. Select the destination folder, and click [OK].
• Create the folder in advance.
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Note
• The drive containing the destination folder must have more than 100 MB of
free space.
• Do not move, change or delete the files and folders in the destination folder.
Doing so can cause the program to behave unexpectedly.
• The path of the destination folder must be under 128 characters in order to
prevent the system from becoming unstable.
e.g.
D:/Camera Recorder_HNP15/HNP15_Images
under 128 characters
• File sizes of recorded images listed below can be used as a baseline.
[1 frame size (Image only)]
Data format: JPEG
Resolution Items Favor Clarity Standard Favor Motion
1280 x 1024 File Size About 100 KB About 77 KB About 60 KB
640 x 480 File Size About 50 KB About 35 KB About 27 KB
320 x 240 File Size About 25 KB About 16 KB About 10 KB
192 x 144 File Size About 10 KB About 7 KB About 5 KB
160 x 120 File Size About 7 KB About 5 KB About 3 KB
• Recording capacity can be calculated by Size (KB) x Frame Rate (images per
second) x time (second).
Example:
640 x 480 resolution, Favor Clarity and 5 images per second for one hour:
50 (KB) x 5 (images/s) x 3,600 (s) =900,000 KB (About 879 MB).
If the audio is attached, add 4 KB per second.
900,000 (KB) + 4 (KB) x 3,600 (s) = 914,400 KB (About 893 MB).
[Image size per second (Image only)]
Data format: MPEG-4
Resolution Items MPEG-4 Bit Rate
*
640 x 480 File Size 768 Kbps
320 x 240 File Size 384 Kbps
192 x 144 File Size 128 Kbps
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• Recording capacity can be calculated by MPEG-4 Bit Rate (Kbps) ÷ 8 Bit x
time (second).
Example:
640 x 480 resolution, MPEG-4 Bit Rate 768 Kbps for one hour:
768 (Kbps) ÷ 8 (Bit) x 3,600 (s) = 345,600 KB (337.5 MB)
If the audio is attached, add 4 KB per second.
345,600 (KB) + 4 (KB) x 3,600 (s) = 360,000 KB (About 352 MB)
* The MPEG-4 Bit Rate is dependent on the value of "MPEG-4 Bit Rate" in
"Video Streaming" in the camera settings.
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1.4.2 Setting a Proxy Server
You need to set the following settings to monitor the camera on the Internet you
using a proxy server. (You cannot connect to the camera without the proxy
settings.)
If you do not use a proxy server, this setting is not required.
1. Select [Window] [Settings] on the menu bar.
2. Click [Preferences] [Proxy Server Settings].
3. Check [Use a proxy server] on the [Proxy Server Settings] page.
Click [Proxy Server Settings].
Check [Use a proxy server].
• If you have already registered the camera, the following confirmation
window will display when you select the [Use a proxy server] checkbox.
4. Click [Yes].
• If you click [Yes], the [Use a proxy server] setting in the [Camera Settings]
page for all registered cameras is selected.
(However, a check mark will not be displayed for cameras registered with
an IPv6 address.)
Click [No] if you want to configure proxy server settings for individual
cameras (see
page 22).
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5. Set the parameters and click [OK].
Proxy Server Settings Page
Proxy Server
Address and Port
Proxy User Name
and Proxy
Password
Note
Normally when the camera cannot access a proxy server, an error message is
displayed (see
displayed with a proxy server error. In this case, the camera’s image is displayed
as a connection error (default is blue; see page 80).
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Setting Description
Enter the IP address of proxy server and port number.
Enter them after asking your administrator.
• Enter the alphanumeric characters. (Enter only the
numeric character for port number.)
• Proxy server does not support IPv6 connection.
Set the IPv4 address or URL that you registered by IPv4
domain name service.
Enter the user name and password for the proxy server, if
required. Enter them after asking your administrator.
• Enter the alphanumeric characters.
page 20), but there are cases when an error message is not
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2 Software Operation
2.1 Registering the Camera
Before you can view or record images, each camera must be configured on this
software.
Note
• When registering a camera, make sure that the camera is connected to a
power outlet and to your network.
• The camera information can be imported and exported (see page 118).
• Monitoring stops while the settings page is displayed.
2.1.1 Creating New Camera
1. Select [Window] [Settings] on the menu bar.
2. Click [Add Camera] on the [Settings] page.
When you click [Add Camera], a [New camera] item is added.
The configuration
window of the item
that is selected on
the left is
displayed.
[Add Camera] Button
3. Configure the settings in the [Camera Settings] page.
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4. Click [Camera Function Check].
• When the check has finished, [Confirmed] is displayed.
• The software will connect to the camera and confirm the resolution and data
format. If the camera does not support the set values, they will be changed
automatically, and a mark will be displayed on the icon for the items that
were changed (see
• If you cannot access the camera, the following windows are displayed.
Confirm the camera's connection, IP address, port number, user name and
password.
page 44).
5. Click [OK] or [Apply].
• If you click [OK], settings page will close.
If you want to register another camera, click [Apply].
• The new camera will be displayed in the multi-monitoring page.
Note
•See page 44 for details on the [OK], [Apply], and [Cancel] buttons.
• The default camera name is “New camera”, followed by a number.
The number is generated automatically.
Default values are used for the other settings.
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Camera Settings Page
Setting Description
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Enable/Disable You can enable or disable cameras. If you disable the camera,
the monitoring window for that camera is not displayed and
manual recording and timer recording cannot be operated.
• If you disable a camera, the monitoring window for that
camera is displayed as gray. You can change the
background color of disabled cameras (see
page 76).
• If you disable the camera, manual recording and timer
recording is stopped.
• If you enable the camera, timer recording starts again.
• You can play recorded images even from disabled
cameras.
Camera Name Enter the camera name. (Maximum 250 characters.)
To display the camera name in the multi-monitoring page,
select the [Display the camera name] check box in
[Preferences]
→ [Multi-Monitoring] (see page 75).
Comment Enter the information of the camera such as a location.
(Maximum 128 characters.)
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Setting Description
Camera Address Enter the IP address (or domain name) (Up to 256
alphanumeric characters).
• Enter the alphanumeric characters.
• An IPv6 address is divided in to 8 groups of hexadecimal
digits divided by “:” (colon).
Consecutive groups of “0” can all be shortened to “::”.
Surround an IPv6 address with square brackets [ ] to
distinguish it from an IPv4 address.
Example: [201:2:3:4::5]
• If the camera supports SSL, enter https:// followed by the IP
address to create an SSL connection. When connecting the
camera through https, set HTTPS setting of the camera to
[Use HTTPS].
Por t Enter the port number. (1 to 65535 numeric characters.)
• You must enter the port number. The default is 80.
User Name/
Password
If the camera has security settings enabled (authentication
setting), enter the administrator user name and password for
the camera.
• Enter the alphanumeric characters.
• 4 to 15 characters.
• If you set a general or unregistered user name and
password, this software may not work properly.
• Password is saved in encryption.
Use a proxy server This option is enabled if you selected [Use a proxy server] in
the proxy server settings. (See
page 17).
If the camera uses a proxy server, configure the proxy server
settings and select [Use a proxy server].
Cameras that are registered using an IPv6 address cannot be
used with a proxy server.
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2.1.2 Setting Cameras
You configure the settings for registered cameras individually.
1. Select [Window] [Settings] on the menu bar.
2. Configure the settings for the individual cameras and click [OK] or [Apply].
• If you click [OK], settings page will close.
If you want to configure other settings, click [Apply].
Setting the image data information
Configure the settings for image data information.
Image Settings Page
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Setting Description
Data Format Select the data format for the camera. [JPEG (Default),
MPEG-4]. (If the camera does not support the MPEG-4 format,
this option will be disabled.)
Image Quality Select the image quality for the camera when using the JPEG
format. [Favor Clarity, Standard (Default), Favor Motion].
(If using the MPEG-4 format, this option will be disabled.)
Audio Recording
Select to record the image with audio or only images.
Settings
Resolution Select the resolution of the image.
The resolutions that are available depend on the camera and
data format. Default is 320 x 240.
Recorded
Frequency
Set the interval at which to record images when using the
JPEG format. [Not Specify, Specify (Record images at
specified interval)]
If you record images as they are set on the camera, set to [Not
Specify].
If you select [Specify], [Display the error message if the program
does not work in the specified frequency] will be enabled.
Select this option if you want to display the error message (see
page 25).
(If using the MPEG-4 format, this option will be disabled.)
Calculated disk
capacity to record
The estimated amount of necessary disk space is calculated
based on the number of days of recorded that is specified.
[1 to 60 days. Default is 30 days]
Note
• If you select the MPEG-4 format, CPU usage will be higher. To reduce CPU
Specify
usage, select [
and set the frame rate to a low value.
• If you selected the MPEG-4 format, the following confirmation window will be
displayed.
the frame rate] from [Preferences] → [Multi-monitoring],
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• If you have set the recorded frequency or the alarm recording, the following
window will be displayed when you click [OK].
Disable the settings and select MPEG-4 again.
• If you have set motion detection recording as the timer recording method, the
following window will be displayed.
Disable the settings and select MPEG-4 again.
• If you select the JPEG format, there is a limit to the number of connections
that can be made to the same camera with this software (including BBHNP11).
If you select [Audio and images are sent using one connection] on the basic
settings page
(see page 13)
, do not make more than 4 connections to the
same camera.
If you are making more than 4 connections, select [Images and audio are
connected separately].
• If you select the MPEG-4 format, image display will be smoother even if
bandwidth is lower.
If you select the JPEG format, frame rate will be reduced, but image quality
will be higher.
• If the camera disables setting changes, resolution or image quality settings
may not work properly.
• Due to the network environment, you may not record images at the set
intervals or max. bandwidth.
• If you selected [Display the error message if the program does not work in
the specified frequency], the following window will be displayed when the
program does not work at the specified recording frequency.
In this case, set the recorded frequency to a higher value.
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Limiting the recording capacity
You can limit the recording capacity of individual cameras.
Recording Capacity Limit Page
Setting Description
Limit the recording
capacity
Calculated
recording time from
the limited capacity
Note
• If you select [Delete old files and keep recording] and change the capacity
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To limit the recording capacity of individual cameras, select
[Limit the recording capacity] and enter a value in [Recording
Capacity Limit].
Select [Stop recording] or [Delete old files and keep recording]
(by 1 minute) when the capacity is full.
If the recording capacity is limited, the available recording time
is calculated based on the values above.
limit to a value smaller than the current capacity, the old images will be
deleted. (Example: If you change the capacity to 200 MB when you recorded
images up to 250 MB, 50 MB old images are deleted.)
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• You can also limit the recording capacity in the basic settings page (see page
13).
[Limit the destination recording capacity] and [Limit the recording capacity]
(individual camera setting) cannot be used simultaneously.
When [Limit the destination recording capacity] is set, the following window
is displayed.
[Limit the destination recording capacity] in the basic settings page is
disabled by clicking [OK].
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Setting the motion detection level
You can set the level at which to start motion detection recording.
Motion detection recording only operates when the JPEG format is selected.
If the MPEG-4 format is selected, change the format to JPEG (see page 24).
Motion Detection Page
The cell where motion
was detected is displayed
Motion detection monitoring window
You can monitor the progress of motion detection.
in red.
Setting Description
Non Motion
Detection Operation
If you check the box, the motion is not detected during the pan,
tilt or zoom operation of the camera.
(If the camera does not support the MPEG-4 format, this is
grayed out.)
Motion Detection
Analysis Frequency
Set the interval for comparing images.
By increasing the interval, you can better detect slow-moving
objects, and by decreasing the interval, you can better detect
fast-moving objects.
Threshold to Start
Recording
The image is divided into 100 cells. If the number of cells that
detect motion exceeds the threshold, recording starts.
A lower threshold is more sensitive to small amounts of motion.
Cell Sensitivity Set the sensitivity in a cell.
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Setting Description
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Before or After
Detection
Executing
Commands for
Detection
Specify the number of seconds to record before and after the
motion is detected.
You can specify commands that execute for motion detection.
You can configure commands in [Detection Commands] page
(see page
33).
Note
• Check motion detection by using the motion detection monitoring window,
and adjust the settings accordingly.
• You can center the camera image on the desired point by right-clicking in the
motion detection monitoring window (see
page 51).
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[Disabling a monitoring area]
You can specify an area of the image in which to disable motion detection.
To specify a disabled area, click the cells that you want to disable in the motion
detection monitoring window. Disabled areas are darkened. You can set multiple
disabled areas.
\
Click the cells that you want to disable
in the motion detection monitoring
window.
You set multiple disabled areas.
Click the cells that you want to
disable.
Disabled areas are darkened.
By dragging the mouse (moving the
mouse while holding down the left button),
After releasing the mouse, the
disabled area is set.
you can quickly select multiple cells.
[Re-enabling a disabled area]
You can re-enable a disabled area by clicking the cells in the disabled area.
Note
If you set the date and time to be displayed on the camera images, disable the
area where the date and time are displayed in order to not detect that motion.
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