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d) Submenu „Recorder Setup“
In the OSD menu, use the buttons „4“ and „6“ to select the submenu „Record Setup“ and push the button 
“. 
Function „Motion Detect Activity“
The screen/DVR can automatically start a recording if one of the radio cameras recognises a movement 
(e.g. if a person of vehicle moves in the monitoring area. 
  The sensitivity in motion detection can be set in 3 levels in the function „Motion Sensitivity“, see 
below.
Proceed as follows:
•  Use the buttons „4“ and „6“ to pick the function „Motion Detect Activity“ and then push „
“. 
•  Use the buttons „4“ and „6“ to switch between „ON“ (motion detection on) and „OFF“ (motion detec-
tion off).
•  Confirm the setting with „
“.
•  If required, push the button „MENU“ repeatedly to return to the respective previous menu or to leave the
OSD menu.
Function „Motion Record Time“
Set the recording duration here when the motion detection (see above, function „Motion Detect Activity“) 
was triggered. 
Proceed as follows:
•  Use the buttons „4“ and „6“ to pick the function „Motion Record Time“ and then push „
“. 
•  Use the buttons „4“ and „6“ to switch between a recording duration of 15 seconds, 30 seconds and  
1 minute. 
•  Confirm the setting with „
“.
•  If required, push the button „MENU“ repeatedly to return to the respective previous menu or to leave the
OSD menu.
Function „Motion Sensitivity“
In this function, the sensitivity of motion detection can be set in 3 hours. Selection of a lower sensitivity 
is recommended if there are, e.g., any trees and shrubbery in the monitored area the leaves of which are 
moving in the wind. 
  If error recordings happen often in spite of a lower sensitivity, the camera should be aligned 
differently or installed in a different site.
Proceed as follows:
•  Use the buttons „4“ and „6“ to pick the function „Motion Sensitivity“ and then push „
“. 
•  Use the buttons „4“ and „6“ to switch between three sensitivity levels („Low“, „Medium“, „High“).