GE v6 - Manual (Page 154)

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DVR Help - Recorded File Name
A 60D file name may display similar to the following:
c:\Program Files\GE Interlogix\Secure Perfect\Video\170-01 Camera
12_5_2003_4_04_30.60D
(If this is a custom installation and the file shares were separated from the Secure Perfect Application, the
default video folder resides on the File Server.) If you choose to store the video in another location, click
to browse and navigate to another location. You can assign additional alphanumeric characters to
the video file name to assist in identification. If the Location dialog box has a file name from a previous
recording, you will need to change this file name to avoid overwriting a previous recording. The following
characters are NOT permissible as part of a file name:
/ \ ? * < > | "
DVR Help - SP AutoPlay CD Creator
This window displays a list of previously recorded 60d files, recorded from a DVR. By default, the Video
folder of your Secure Perfect application displays. If video clips are stored in another folder, navigate to
that folder to display the video file names.
If you choose to record a video clip, performance will be compromised. If you have other surveillance
windows open, close them. You may want to continue surveillance at another computer while the video is
recording to CD.
If you have a recordable drive and Roxio
 Direct CD software:
1. Double-click the file name of the video you are going to record.
2. Verify the path.
3. Verify the naming convention of the video.
4. Verify the recording drive and device.
5. Click to begin recording. The button displays red while recording. If you want to stop the
recording in progress, click the red button.
6. Follow the directions and prompts as they display in the popup windows.
GE Security uses only Roxio Direct CD software. If you purchased your system from GE Security,
Roxio software was provided for you.
DVR Help - Video Window On-Screen PTZ Control
Camera(s) with pan, tilt, and zoom capability can be manually controlled on screen from within a live
video window by use of the mouse. When placing your mouse pointer within a live video window of a PTZ
camera, the mouse pointer changes to a four-point star.
• Center the mouse pointer, left-click, and hold for pan and tilt function (the pointer changes to
P/T).
• Drag left or right to pan; release the left mouse button to stop.
• Drag up or down to tilt; release the left mouse button to stop.
• Center the mouse pointer, right-click, and hold for zoom function (the pointer changes to Z).
• Drag up or down to zoom; release the right mouse button to stop.
• Left-click (the pointer changes to P/T) and drag to the right to pan right.
• When using on-screen PTZ control, it is helpful to start from the center position of the live video
window and initiate mouse control commands in short, smooth movements.