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■ Time & Date Setup (Time Zone)
Adjust the clock of the recorder. Select the time zone
according to the location where the recorder is.
Refer to page 17 for how to adjust the clock.
Default: GMT –5:00 (NTSC model)
Adjust the clock of the recorder. Select the time zone
according to the location where the recorder is.
Refer to page 17 for how to adjust the clock.
Default: GMT –5:00 (NTSC model)
GMT +0:00 (PAL model)
■ Language
Select the display language from the following.
Select the display language from the following.
English/Japanese/Chinese/Custom
When selecting "Custom", display characters can be
changed according to your needs. Refer to the operating
instructions of the monitoring software (PDF) on the provid-
ed CD-ROM for further information.
Default: English
changed according to your needs. Refer to the operating
instructions of the monitoring software (PDF) on the provid-
ed CD-ROM for further information.
Default: English
■ Auto Login User
Configure the auto login user setting.
Disable: No user can log in automatically.
Viewer/Operator/Manager: Log in the recorder with its own
Configure the auto login user setting.
Disable: No user can log in automatically.
Viewer/Operator/Manager: Log in the recorder with its own
user level.
Default: Manager
■ Auto Logout Time
When no operation has been made for a period specified in
advance by a currently logged user (who is not an auto
login user), this user will forcibly be logged out.
When no operation has been made for a period specified in
advance by a currently logged user (who is not an auto
login user), this user will forcibly be logged out.
005 - 999 (Sec)
Default: 600 (Sec)
■ Error Buzz
Set the sounding duration of the buzzer that starts sounding
at an error occurrence.
Set the sounding duration of the buzzer that starts sounding
at an error occurrence.
000 - 180 (sec)
When "000" is selected, the buzzer will not sound.
When "000" is selected, the buzzer will not sound.
Default: 002 (sec)
■ System Setup(Advanced)
The following window will be displayed when the [Set ] but-
ton is pressed after moving the cursor onto "Set
The following window will be displayed when the [Set ] but-
ton is pressed after moving the cursor onto "Set
→".
Date Format
Select a time format from the following.
(Example: October 5, 2006)
Select a time format from the following.
(Example: October 5, 2006)
yyyy-mm-dd: 2006-10-05
mmm-dd-yyyy: Oct-05-2006
mm-dd-yyyy: 10-05-2006
dd-mm-yyyy: 05-10-2006
dd-mmm-yyyy: 05-Oct-2006
mmm-dd-yyyy: Oct-05-2006
mm-dd-yyyy: 10-05-2006
dd-mm-yyyy: 05-10-2006
dd-mmm-yyyy: 05-Oct-2006
Default: mmm-dd-yyyy (NTSC model)
dd-mm-yyyy (PAL model)
Note:
Display of month will be "mm (numeric)" except when
displaying images (
displaying images (
☞ page 15) and "Highest
Temperature" of "System Information" (
☞ page 69).
(Month will not be displayed in alphabet (mmm).)
Time Format
Select a time format to be displayed when displaying
live/recorded images from the following.
(Example for 3 o’clock in the afternoon)
Select a time format to be displayed when displaying
live/recorded images from the following.
(Example for 3 o’clock in the afternoon)
12h: 3:00:00 PM
24h: 15:00:00
24h: 15:00:00
Default: 12h (NTSC model)
24h (PAL model)
System Setup
Month-Day-Year
Time & Date 10-22-2006 11:30:30
(Time Zone) GMT-5:00
Set
Language English
Auto Login User Manager
Auto Logout Time 600 Sec
Error Buzz 002 Sec
Advanced Setup Set
→
OK
Cancel
System Setup (Advanced)
Date Format mmm-dd-yyyy
Time Format 12h
Auto Adjust Time off
Summer Time (DST) off
Summer Time (DST) Table Set
Auto Data Delete 000 Days
Default Search Time 15 Min Before
OK
Cancel
Configure the system settings [System Setup]
Configure the settings relating to the system such as the clock adjustment, language setting, auto login user, etc.