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User’s Manual • Transaction Start: Enter the transaction start text string. The NVR system considers that a transaction starts when the start text string is entered. If Any Character is enabled, you will not be able to enter a text string, and the NVR system considers that a transaction starts when any text string is entered. • Transaction End: Enter the transaction end text string. The NVR system considers that a transaction ends when the end text string is entered. Select the number of additional text lines to be displayed after the end of the transaction from the drop-down list. • Line Delimiter: Enter the character(s) that the text-in product uses to indicate the end of a line. Special characters can be created using ^ and a capital letter;e.g., ^J for NL (New Line), ^M for CR (Carriage Return). Refer to the text-in product manufacturer’s user manual for Line Delimiter character(s). • Ignore String: Enter any text strings to be ignored. Refer to the text-in product manufacturer’s user manual for text strings that the text-in product sends during normal transactions so that those text strings will not be considered as text-in. • Case Sensitive: Check the box if text strings are case sensitive. Refer to the text-in product manufacturer’s user manual to determine if the text strings are case sensitive. If the text-in product distinguishes between upper and lower case letters, make certain this is enabled. • Timeout: Set the length of time to wait for a new text string. The NVR system will consider a transaction complete if no new text is entered during the time-out period after the last text input even though the transaction end text string is not entered. NOTE: The required settings may differ depending on the text-in product. Refer to the text-in product manufacturer’s user manual for details about settings. Event It is supported only for devices which do not use the SiRiS protocol and for which event related functions are supported. • Dwell Time (Seconds): The NVR system considers the event detection complete if the established dwell time has expired since the event detection is notified from the device. Changing Device’s Setting Remotely Selecting Remote Setup Device from the device menu allows you to change the device’s settings remotely. Changing the device’s settings remotely might not be available for some settings. If the device supports more than one protocol, the settings for remote setup in the SiRiS program might be different depending on the protocol in use. Refer to the device user manual for details about the settings. Refer to 11.3 Remote Setup of ONVIF TM Conformance Protocol Devices (p. 104) in this document for details about remote setup of a device which uses the ONVIF TM Conformance protocol. 102
Network Video Recorder You can change settings of several devices at the same time using a setup file. Clicking the Remote Setup) button above the Site panel displays the following screen. (Multiple Click the button at the top right corner and select a setup file. The list of available devices is displayed. This function might not be supported depending on the device model, and the devices that this function is not supported for will not be displayed in the list even if the setup file is available for the devices. Select devices and click the Apply button at the bottom to apply the change. Upgrading Device’s Software If you have an upgrade file, selecting Firmware Upgrade from the device menu allows you to upgrade the device’s software remotely (supported only for devices which use the SiRiS protocol). You can upgrade software of several devices at the same time. Clicking the (Multiple Firmware Upgrade) button above the Site panel displays the following screen (supported only for devices which use the SiRiS protocol). Click the button at the top right corner and select an upgrade file. If the device is a PC-based DVR, check the PC Based DVR box and click the button. The list of available devices is displayed. Selecting Show all devices displays all registered devices. Select devices and click the Upgrade button at the bottom to start upgrading. Checking Device Status Click All Devices in the Site panel and then a device in the Site List panel. The device status is displayed in the Recording Status field (Connected: Recording is available, Disconnected: Recording is not available). Clicking the arrow button ( ) beside each device name displays the list of inputs and outputs supported by the device. You can check the input and output device’s status (Record: During Time-Lapse Recording or Event-Based Recording, Panic: During Instant Recording, Idle: Ready to record). 103
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