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Select the output connection destination and
specify the amount of time for which the output
should be maintained and the name of the output.
External output connected to:
Read-only field, displaying the name of the device on
which the output event is defined.
Output connected on:
Lets you select the connections of the device’s output
ports.
Keep output for:
Lets you specify the amount of time for which the output
should be applied, in either 1/10 seconds or seconds.
External output name:
Lets you specify a name for the output.
Note
• When you have defined settings for the output, you are
able to test the output by clicking the [Test Output] button.
CAUTION
• In order to be able to use the [Add new output event]
button, outputs must have been defined for the network
camera.
Advanced Window
The [Advanced] window lets you specify network settings to
be used in connection with event handling.
1 Click the [Advanced] button in the [I/O Setup]
window.
2 Specify the following items.
Ftp Server Port:
Lets you specify port number to use for sending event
information from the device to the surveillance system via
FTP.
Alert Port:
Lets you specify port number to use for handling event
based alerts, including Generic events.
SMTP Port:
Lets you specify port number to use for sending event
information from the device to the surveillance system via
SMTP.
Polling Frequency [1/10 sec]:
For a small number of devices, it is necessary for the
surveillance system to regularly check the state of the
devices’ input ports in order to detect whether input has
been received. Such state checking at regular intervals is
called polling.
The [Polling Frequency] field lets you specify the interval
between state checks. Interval is specified in tenths of a
second.
For I/O devices it is highly recommended that the polling
frequency is set to the lowest possible value.
For information about which devices require polling see
the instruction manual of input/output device.
Configuring Event Buttons
Event buttons allow users to manually trigger events from
the [Live Viewing] window.
1 Click the [Event Buttons] in the [Camera
Record Setting] window.
2 Select a [Global] (available for all cameras) or
a specific camera.
3 Click the [Add New Event] button to add an
event button.
[I/O Setup] window
[Camera Record Setting] window
[Event Buttons]