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Applications
This feature plays back a specific audio file from the designated
destination on the camera or this unit when a generic event
registered with this unit is triggered or when alarm signals are
input to the rear terminal. The Event Audio Settings screen
enables you to configure the above setting as well as other
settings related to the event audio feature.
1
Select [Event Audio Setting] from [Main Menu]
● The [Event Audio Setting] screen appears.
Event Audio Settings (VR-
N1600U/E)
Item Description
A Event A list of events that can be used with the
event audio are displayed.
You can use up to a maximum of 100
events (including both [External Alarm
Terminal] and [Multi Mode]). [Generic
Event] that has been configured on the
[Camera Record Setting] screen, [External
Alarm Terminal] on the rear panel of the
VR-N1600U/E unit, as well as [Multi Mode]
are displayed.
Memo :
● After setting an event for the external
alarm terminal of VR-N1600U/E, do not
delete the
A[NVR] 127.0.0.1 B audio
input of the main unit in [Camera
Record Setting]. Doing so clears the
settings.
B Conditional
expression The conditional expression of the [Generic
Event] selected in the [Event] item A is
displayed.
C Renew Updates the current settings of the event
audio feature, and closes the [Event Audio
Setting] screen.
A B
C
D
E
F
G
H
Item Description
D Cancel Cancels all settings and closes the [Event
Audio Setting] screen.
Memo :
● The password at the receiving end
specified on the [Password] screen
cannot be canceled.
E Audio files For specifying the audio file to play back
and number of playbacks when an event is
triggered.
Specify the number of playbacks between
A1timesB and A10timesB. You can also
select continuous playback to enable
infinite loop playback. Leave the field
blank if you do not want to designate a
playback audio file for a specific event.
Memo :
● To stop playback while it is in
progress, press the [ALARM CLEAR]
button.
F Start
Button on
the
Different
Pages [Audio files copy] Button
:Starts up the [Audio file utility] screen.
(A Page 125)
[Setting copy] Button
:Starts up the [Setting copy] screen.
(A Page 126)
[Password setting] Button
:Starts up the [Password setting] screen.
(A Page 126)
[Communication setting] Button
:Starts up the [Communication setting]
screen. (A Page 127)
G Audio
playing for/
IPaddress Displays a list of cameras or IP addresses
that are used as destinations of audio
playback files.
Select a destination to play back audio files
when an event is triggered from the list.
Select the check box of the camera to play
back audio sound.
You can sort the list accordingly by clicking
[Audio playing for] or [IP address].
H Push To
Talk Push to Talk is a feature that enables
transmission of audio sound to a camera
that supports bidirectional audio when the
microphone button is pressed down (when
Make signal is input to the [ALARM IN]
terminal of this unit).(A Page 16)
To use this feature, select the external
alarm terminal on the rear panel of the VR-
N1600U/E unit.
Leave this blank if you are not using the
[Push To Talk] feature.
The action that is associated with the
[ALARM IN 1 to 8] terminals configured on
the [Camera Record Setting] screen are
disabled when the [Push To Talk] feature is
in use. (Only alarm input of the selected
terminal is disabled. Actions of terminals
that are not selected remain valid. )
[Input/Output Terminal on Rear Panel] (A
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