Specifications

Chapter 7. SETTING: Advanced
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Motion detection: the camera activates the external alarm device when motion detection is
triggered. To configure this option, click the [Motion detection] button or go to SETTING –
Advanced – Motion detection. See paragraph 7.9 for details.
 Parameter: specify a CGI command parameter (Go to SETTING – Advanced – HTTP
event – General to set an IP address).
 Message: specify a request type. This option may be unavailable for some external
alarm devices.
Use alarm buffer: activates the external alarm device when the connection is up after a
network error occurred. To configure the alarm buffer option, click the [Alarm buffer] button or go
to SETTING – Advanced – Alarm buffer. See paragraph 7.8 for details.
 Parameter: specify a CGI command parameter (Go to SETTING – Advanced – HTTP
event – General to set an IP address).
 Message: specify a request type. This option may be unavailable for some external
alarm devices.
Alarm input: activates the external alarm device when the alarm input is triggered. To
configure this option, click the [Alarm input] button or go to SETTING – Advanced – Alarm input.
See paragraph 7.7 for details.
 Parameter: specify a CGI command parameter (Go to SETTING – Advanced – HTTP
event – General to set an IP address).
 Message: specify a request type. This option may be unavailable for some external
alarm devices.
Effective period: allows you to set a period when the external alarm device can be
activated. The following options are available:
 Always: select this option for continuous e-mail sending.
 Schedule: select this option for the scheduled activation. To configure this option, click
the [Schedule] button or go to SETTING – Advanced – Schedule. See paragraph 7.6
for details.
7.5. Alarm Output
This section allows you to configure the camera alarm output and external alarm devices to
work together.
NOTE:
If you use external alarm devices, be aware that that the camera has logical I/O and exceeding the rated
voltage and current (max 30 W and 12 V) is PROHIBITED!