Camera Setup - Dedicated Micros ECO 9 Guide D'installation

To un-protect images:
1. Enter the time of the first image to be protected (in the From area), or
highlight an image in the list and press Camera 1.
2. Enter the time of the last image to be protected (in the To area), or highlight
an image in the list and press Camera 2.
3. Select 'Confirm' in the Unprotect images option.
4. The selected images are unprotected and removed from the list.
Note: If you try to unprotect a sequence of images before they are all
protected, for example if you are protecting a large number of images, some of
the images may be left in the list. It may be necessary to wait a few minutes for
the remaining images to be protected before un-protecting them.
Important information regarding Protected Images.
There is a percentage indication of the amount of images that are currently
protected on the hard disk. It is important to remember that the protected
images will remain on the hard disk and will not be overwritten until they are
manually removed.
Protected images reduce the amount of space you have for normal recording.
For example, if 50% of the images are protected, this effectively means you
only have half the disk available for normal recording, so recording settings
that should normally give you 30 days would only allow 15 days of recording.
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Camera Setup

Title
Each camera title can be up to 12 characters long.
Input termination
The input termination does not auto detect by default, the termination must be
set manually On (default) or Off. The termination must be set to Off if the
camera is looped through to other equipment.
Camera type
Colour and monochrome cameras are detected automatically, allowing
colour/mono switching cameras to be connected. The camera type can be
manually configured as Colour or Mono if necessary.
Alarm input/Polarity
Select whether the alarm connected is Normally open (default), Normally
closed, or Off.
Colour adjust
When the colour bar is selected, press
colour.
Note: this option is not displayed if the camera is set as monochrome.
to reduce, and to increase the