Exacq exacqVision Pro User Manual - Manual (Page 28)

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Analog Camera Recording
The analog Camera Recording page allows you to enable analog cameras to record video and configure recording
settings. This page is similar to the IP Camera Recording page, with a few minor differences. The following features are
available on the IP Cameras page:
1. The Filters list allows you to select which cameras are displayed in the Cameras list, based on categories such as
recording status, resolution, and more.
2. The Cameras list displays all cameras on the selected server that match the criteria selected in the Filters list.
Cameras can be sorted by clicking the title of any column. Several of the columns can also be hidden or displayed
by right-clicking any column title, although the Enable column, camera names, and recording settings (frame
rate, resolution, format, and quality) cannot be hidden.
3. To search for a camera in the list, enter text in the Search field. If any of the information about a camera entry
matches the Search text in any displayed or hidden column, the camera entry is shown; all other camera entries
are hidden. To display the rest of the cameras that match the Filter criteria, delete the text in the Search field.
4. The Enable column contains check boxes that allow you to enable or disable recording from that camera. By
default, the check box is selected if a signal is detected; however, you can manually disable recording on a
camera that is connected and sending a signal to the system.
5. Recording settings can be changed individually for a camera by selecting any of the drop-down lists in the Frame
Rate, Resolution, Format, and Quality columns. The options available in each drop-down list can vary by
manufacturer and model. If a drop-down list is not displayed for a camera in any of the fields, the camera does
not support any other settings for that parameter.
6. Alternatively, to apply a quality setting to all displayed cameras simultaneously, enable the Select All Cameras
checkbox (a), select one or more of the Frame Rate (b), Resolution (c), Format (d), or Quality (e) checkboxes,
select a setting for each selected parameter, and click Apply to Cameras in Grid (f). Note that the resolution can
be alternatively be changed for all cameras using the 4CIF, 2CIF, and CIF buttons. The settings should now be
modified for all selected cameras, as shown in the Cameras list.
NOTE: If a parameter is greyed out in the Configuration section, a setting universal to all selected cameras is not
available for that parameter.
7. Click Apply to activate any changes.
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