Det-Tronics 000499-124 DVR, 16 Camera, 500GB (Guardall) - Manual (Page 37)

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Using the Mouse control buttons:
Refer to the split screen picture above. Left click the mouse on a button.
Button Description
1
Reverse PLAY progress. Goes back 30 seconds in time…does not start rewinding the video. Will
go back to beginning of file if less than 30 seconds into playback. If pressed again it will begin
playback of the previous search result in the results list. Also used to go backwards in Frame-by-
Frame mode.
2 Decrease the play speed (1/2x, 1/4x, 1/8x and “Single – Frame-by-Frame”)
3 PLAY/PAUSE
4
Increase the play speed (2x, 4x, 8x and MAX)
5
Forward PLAY progress by 30 seconds. Will also go to next file in the search results list if already
at the end of playback of the current file. Also used to go forwards in Frame-by Frame mode.
6 Turn sound ON/OFF.
7 Copy single or multiple segments. Right click when copying is finished to confirm.
8 Hide the controls/information bar. Right click the mouse to Display the bar or Exit the Player.
Playback Switch
When in 2 channel playback, left click the mouse on either image to just show that image or left
click the single image to go back to 2 channel viewing again.
SmartSearch (Motion History)
• SmartSearch acts the same as Motion History in the DVR’s PC Software.
• The purpose of the SmartSearch feature is to find occurrences of motion inside video that has already been
recorded. This is particularly useful if the DVR is configured for continuous recording.
• In contrast, the “Motion Detection” feature is designed to detect motion as it occurs, i.e. in real-time, and then
trigger one or more of the possible actions.
• In the Playback screen, select the desired Camera, date/time and Recording Type search filter criteria in the same
manner as a regular search. SmartSearch can find motion in any type of recording.
• Select the “Smart Search” button.
• Select the area in which the SmartSearch function should look for motion. On the DVR faceplate or remote control,
use the arrow buttons to move the cursor, EDIT to start marking the area. Using mouse control, drag a square.
Only a single area can be selected. You may select the entire image as the area, or just a small portion of the
image. Example: to track occurrences of unauthorized personnel entering a restricted area, draw a rectangle
around that area.