Pelco C2900M-B(1/03 User Manual
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Name stamping
off
Name Stamping is a combination of unit name and
camera name (18 characters maximum). This
identifier can be stamped on the video image.
camera name (18 characters maximum). This
identifier can be stamped on the video image.
Choose top for upper left corner or bottom for lower
left corner to display the name information inside the
video image. Choose off if you do not want the
names displayed. (Note that when Name Stamping
and Time Stamping are assigned to the same
position, Name Stamping has priority and will
partially obscure Time Stamping.)
left corner to display the name information inside the
video image. Choose off if you do not want the
names displayed. (Note that when Name Stamping
and Time Stamping are assigned to the same
position, Name Stamping has priority and will
partially obscure Time Stamping.)
Time stamping
off
Similar to name stamping, date and time information
can be stamped on the live video image at either the
upper or lower right corner. Stamping occurs at the
transmitter before the actual coding takes place.
Therefore, the name and date/time information are
an integral part of the coded and transmitted data.
can be stamped on the live video image at either the
upper or lower right corner. Stamping occurs at the
transmitter before the actual coding takes place.
Therefore, the name and date/time information are
an integral part of the coded and transmitted data.
Time slice
0
Enter the time interval in seconds at which single
images should be sent for storage on an FTP server.
These images can be accessed later (for example, to
reconstruct alarm events). Enter 0 if no single images
are to be stored.
images should be sent for storage on an FTP server.
These images can be accessed later (for example, to
reconstruct alarm events). Enter 0 if no single images
are to be stored.
JPEG Size
M
This field designates the size of each JPEG image
that will be posted to the FTP server for storage.
that will be posted to the FTP server for storage.
JPEG file name
Overwrite
When you save a snapshot to your PC’s hard disk, this
field specifies whether the file gets overwritten by
the next save, or another file is created with a higher
number (Increment), or another file is created with a
Date/Time designator. The file name’s root is always
“snap.”
field specifies whether the file gets overwritten by
the next save, or another file is created with a higher
number (Increment), or another file is created with a
Date/Time designator. The file name’s root is always
“snap.”
FTP server
0.0.0.0
Enter the IP address of the FTP server on which the
IP address
images will be stored.
Login name
n/a
Enter the login name used to access the FTP server.
Password
n/a
Enter the password used to access the FTP server.
Path
n/a
Enter the directory under which the images are to be
stored on the FTP server.
stored on the FTP server.
Table D. Video Settings (Continued)