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7 Click the [Next] or [Previous] button to search
through data with motion detected in the
selected areas.
The Smart Search will begin. When motion is detected
inside the selected area(s), it will be highlighted in the view.
CAUTION
• Smart Search is carried out forwards or backwards from
the time of the image you are viewing.
• A Smart Search performed during recording may lower
the recording frame rate. Observe the performance meter
and use the recorder in the range that does not indicate in
red.
8 Click the [Next] or [Previous] button to
continue the smart search.
Note
• You can use the [Save] button to temporarily save the
area you selected in step
4.
To return to the saved area settings, click the [Load]
button after you have finished selecting the required
areas.
• To cancel selection of an area, select the [Exclude] check
box, click and drag all the areas.
Exporting Images and Audio
• The VR-N900 allows you to write recorded images to a
CD-R, CD-RW or USB memory device.
• On a surveillance computer, you can write recorded
images and audio to the desktop or to any folder you
select.
●Writing Data to a CD (A VR-N900 operation)
*Steps 1 through 9 are the same for CD, USB memory
devices and surveillance computers.
1 Double-click the [Export] bar in the [Browse]
window.
2 Enter the export period start date and time.
Clicking the [Set] button sets the date and time of the
[Master Time] Area.
3 Enter the end date and time.
Clicking the [Set] button sets the date and time of the
[Master Time] Area.
4 Select the required camera from the Source
list and click the [AVI/JPEG Export] button or
[Database Export] button.
• If you selected a source, you may select [Current View
Source], in which case the export will include images from
all cameras in the current view.
• This will open the export dialog. The export dialog will list
the specified start time, end time and camera.
• Export preparation may take some time depending on
how the external hard disk drive is connected.
5 If you selected [AVI/JPEG Export], select the
required export format.
• Select [AVI] (movie clip) or [JPEG] (still images).
• Select whether to add time stamps to the exported
images.
6 If you selected [AVI] format, select the required
frame rate.
With the [Full] option, all images will be sent to the AVI file;
with the [Half] option, only every second image will be sent,
to reduce the size of the AVI file, though images will still play
back in real-time.
7 If you selected [AVI] format, select [AVI Codec]
in the [AVI Codec] list and enter the file name.
By default, the file name will have the structure [yyyymmdd-
hhmmss.avi].
[Browse] window
[Export] bar