Canon VB-R12VE Network Video Recording Software RM Series Administrator s Manu - Page 74

2 Select the check boxes for the days of the week on which to repeat the recording in [Repeat On]. If you click [Select All], you can select check boxes for all days. To clear all selections, click [Clear All]. Important To use one Storage Server with more than 32 cameras connected to it, set the start time of the recording schedule leaving 15minute intervals or longer so that the recording schedules of 33 or more cameras do not start at the same time. If recording schedules for 33 or more cameras start at the same time, recording may be delayed for some cameras. Note • You cannot specify overlapping recording schedules on the same camera. • The time of the recording schedules is based on the Storage Server clock. We recommend that you synchronize the clocks on all the Storage Server you are using. • If you set the operating system to automatically handle daylight saving time, the time will be automatically adjusted on the first and last days of the daylight saving time period. Specify the Recording Mode Specify the recording mode. Recording begins based on conditions met within the set day and time. 1 Select the check box next to the recording mode you want to use. For example, if you want continuously record for the entire duration of the recording schedule, select the check box next to [Continuous Recording]. 2 Configure the recording mode settings in the recording settings area. The settings are different for each recording mode. • Continuous recording (P. 75) Records continuously for the specified recording period. • Sensor recording (P. 77) Starts recording when there is a signal from a sensor connected to the camera. • Motion detection recording (P. 78) Starts recording when motion is detected. • Intelligent Function recording (P. 80) Starts recording when motion that meets the Intelligent Function detection criteria is detected. • Volume detection recording (P. 81) Starts recording when the volume detection criteria are met. • Scream detection recording (P. 82) Starts recording when a scream is detected. • Linked event recording (P. 83) Recording begins when a linked event occurs. Note • The available recording modes depend on the camera model. • You can specify the priority of the events generated by any recording operation other than continuous recording. For details, please refer to P. 77, 78, 80, and 81. When two events occur simultaneously, the event with the higher priority takes precedence. • You can specify more than one recording mode at the same time. For example, you can select motion detection recording and specify a frame rate that is higher than continuous recording. This way, a high frame rate is used only when motion is detected. • The motion detection feature notifies you there is motion in an area when motion is not ordinarily expected. Do not use this feature for busy areas where motion detection may be triggered frequently. • On models on which both motion detection recording and intelligent function recording can be configured, please use intelligent function recording. • When an event occurs, data is saved in the Storage Server as an operation record. As the number of operation records increases, operation during event detection and the search and Viewer response speeds may be affected. Use "Maximum events processed" (P. 15), described in "Operating Environment" > "For High-reliability/H.264 Video Format Systems," as a guide. 74