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Restoring Settings

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Restoring Settings You can use backup files created with this tool to restore camera setting values. You can restore camera settings to the point in time a backup was made, or migrate settings to other cameras. Important • Do not disconnect a network cable or turn off the power of a camera during the restore process. Doing so may cause a camera to malfunction. • Do not launch this tool on multiple computers and then perform a restore simultaneously from multiple computers. Doing so may cause a camera to malfunction. • Restore cameras while there is no connection to them. If, for example, a camera's Admin Viewer/VB Viewer or an Admin Tools is open, close it. • Only files saved as backups using [Back Up Settings] of this tool can be restored (P. 56). A camera cannot be restored with a backup file that has been edited or manipulated. 1 In the camera list, select the cameras for restoring settings. 2 Click on the toolbar. Or click [Maintenance] > [Restore Settings]. The [Restore Settings] dialog box appears. 3 Specify the backup file with the saved restore settings. For each camera, click [Browse] and specify the save location and file name for the backup file in the dialog box that appears. 4 Select whether or not to restore the administrator password. Important If a password restore is performed, the password setting when the backup file was created will be restored. Be sure to verify the administrator password for when the backup file was created. 58

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You can use backup files created with this tool to restore camera setting values. You can restore camera settings to the
point in time a backup was made, or migrate settings to other cameras.
The [Restore Settings] dialog box appears.
For each camera, click [Browse] and specify the save location and file name for the backup file in the dialog box
that appears.
Restoring Settings
Important
•
Do not disconnect a network cable or turn off the power of a camera during the restore process. Doing so may cause a camera to
malfunction.
•
Do not launch this tool on multiple computers and then perform a restore simultaneously from multiple computers. Doing so may cause
a camera to malfunction.
•
Restore cameras while there is no connection to them. If, for example, a camera’s Admin Viewer/VB Viewer or an Admin Tools is open,
close it.
•
Only files saved as backups using [Back Up Settings] of
this tool can be restored (P. 56). A camera cannot be restored with a backup
file that has been edited or manipulated.
1
In the camera list, select the cameras for restoring settings.
2
Click
on the toolbar.
Or click [Maintenance] > [Restore
S
ettings].
3
S
pecify the backup file with the saved restore settings.
4
S
elect whether or not to restore the administrator password.
Important
If a password restore is performed, the password setting when the backup file was created will be restored. Be sure to verify the
administrator password for when the backup file was created.