VIVOTEK IP32133 ユーザーズマニュアル
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886-2-22404099
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“Reset output”, check and save this option to reset the external device at the digital
output back to the original state.
output back to the original state.
Sequential operation
“Snapshot every second(s)”, Network Camera will send snapshots at the specified
interval to the external server according to the chosen method. Remember this
operation is still subject to the weekly schedule.
“Send snapshots by email”, any upload action specified in the options above will use
the method chosen here. The captured snapshot named “video.jpg” will be attached in
the email with subject “Periodic snapshots”.
“Send snapshots by FTP”, the captured snapshots will upload to the external FTP
server with the file name depending on the next option. It can be used to refresh the
captured image stored in the external web server to build creative homepages.
“FTP put snapshots with date and time suffix”, if the suffix is added, the captured
date and time can be easily differentiated from the snapshot file name in either
sequential or event operation. For instance, “video@20020102030405.jpg” means the
JPEG image was captured at 4 minutes and 5 seconds after 3 o’clock, January 1st, A.D.
2002. If the suffix is omitted, the file named “video.jpg” on the external FTP server will
be refreshed at the specified interval.
interval to the external server according to the chosen method. Remember this
operation is still subject to the weekly schedule.
“Send snapshots by email”, any upload action specified in the options above will use
the method chosen here. The captured snapshot named “video.jpg” will be attached in
the email with subject “Periodic snapshots”.
“Send snapshots by FTP”, the captured snapshots will upload to the external FTP
server with the file name depending on the next option. It can be used to refresh the
captured image stored in the external web server to build creative homepages.
“FTP put snapshots with date and time suffix”, if the suffix is added, the captured
date and time can be easily differentiated from the snapshot file name in either
sequential or event operation. For instance, “video@20020102030405.jpg” means the
JPEG image was captured at 4 minutes and 5 seconds after 3 o’clock, January 1st, A.D.
2002. If the suffix is omitted, the file named “video.jpg” on the external FTP server will
be refreshed at the specified interval.