Uniden UDR444 English Owner's Manual - Page 23

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2. Press or to change the setting (On or Off). 3. Press MENU/OK to confirm the setting. The main Camera screen displays. RECORD The Record screen contains 5 sub-screens that help you establish the quality level of your recordings and a repeatable one week recording schedule. •• Video Quality •• Trigger Recording Time •• Motion Sensitivity •• Schedule Recording •• Overwrite Video Quality This option allows you to preset the output video quality for the unit. (Default = Low 320 × 240) 1. Press ▲Vol or ▼Vol to choose between higher quality (High 640x480) and lower quality (Low 320x240) video output. 2. Press MENU/OK. The Record screen displays. Trigger Recording Time Various things can alert the system to begin recording. These triggers range from the wind blowing a tree branch into tan outside camera's line of sight to someone walking into a 23

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2.
Press
or
to change the setting (
On
or
Off
).
3.
Press
MENU/OK
to confirm the setting. The main
Camera
screen displays.
RECORD
The
Record
screen contains 5 sub-screens that help you establish the quality level of your
recordings and a repeatable one week recording schedule.
•
Video Quality
•
Trigger Recording Time
•
Motion Sensitivity
•
Schedule Recording
•
Overwrite
Video Quality
This option allows you to preset the output video quality for the unit. (Default = Low
320
×
240)
1.
Press
▲
Vol
or ▼
Vol
to choose between higher quality (
High
640x480
) and lower
quality (
Low
320x240
) video output.
2.
Press
MENU/OK
. The
Record
screen displays.
Trigger Recording Time
Various things can alert the system to begin recording. These triggers range from the wind
blowing a tree branch into tan outside camera's line of sight to someone walking into a