ARM Electronics JHD - Manual (Page 34)

JPEG2000 Stand alone DVR User Guide
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4.[RESOLUTION]
By lowering the resolution, the DVR gains the recording speed but the
recorded pictures becom smaller.
Video system Full Mode Dual Mode Quad Mode
NTSC 60IPS@720*240 120IPS@360*240 240IPS@360*120
4CH
PAL 50IPS@720*288 100IPS@360*288 200IPS@360*144
NTSC 120IPS@720*240 240IPS@360*240 480IPS@360*120
8CH
PAL 100IPS@720*288 200IPS@360*288 400IPS@360*144
NTSC 120IPS@720*240 240IPS@360*240 480IPS@360*120
16CH
PAL 100IPS@720*288 200IPS@360*288 400IPS@360*144
※IPS is refered to field per second.
5.[RECORD IN ALARM]
Set the recording speed when an alarm is triggered.
6.[RECORD IN MOTION]
Set the recording speed when motion is detected.
7.[CONTINUOUS RECORD]
Set the recording speed under the continuous recording mode.
1. The recording speed is expressed in fractions. 1/ 1 is to record at the full recording
speed, which you set in RESOLUTION. 1 / 2 is to record at half of the recording
speed. 1 /3 is to record at one third of the recording speed. You can set up the
parameter from 1/1, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4,… to 1/999.
2. By lowering the recording speed, the DVR records less frames but gains a longer
recording duration. If you set the DVR’s recording speed at 1/2, the recording duration
will be two times longer. 1/3 will make the recording duration three times longer, and
so on.
3. When the RESOLUTION is set to QUAD Mode, the selection of the recording speed
is limited to 1/1, 1/2, and 1/3.
4. All active cameras share the recording speed. To turn off the recording on a specific
channel, please refer to [SYSTEM MENU] f[CONFIGURATION]f[CAMERA SETUP]
f[CAMERA ACTIVE SETUP]. Please note that channels with video loss are still
active and recording. In other words, those channels are still sharing the recording
speed.
1. Changing the RESOLUTION will NOT change the recording time on DVR.
2. To change the DVR’s recording duration, please adjust the DVR’s recording speed in the
following three settings.