User manual
Table Of Contents
- Product overview
- Features
- Installation environment
- Unpacking the TVR 10 and its accessories
- HDD capacity
- Back panel overview
- Connection diagram
- Control interfaces
- Controlling the TVR 10
- Front panel overview
- Using the mouse
- Using the IR remote control
- Using the Web browser
- Main menu overview
- Turning on the TVR 10
- Live mode
- Connecting the spot monitor
- Logging on
- Controlling a PTZ camera
- Manual recording
- Playing back video
- Archiving recorded files
- Turning off the TVR 10
- User settings
- Camera settings
- Display settings
- Recording settings
- Alarm settings
- Network settings
- PTZ settings
- Modifying the device name
- Restoring to factory defaults
- Managing the hard drive
- Acknowledging an alarm
- Rebooting the TVR 10
- Viewing logs
- Upgrade methods
- Upgrading with a USB flash memory
- Upgrading through the Web browser
- Setting up the wftp32 FTP server
- Upgrading using the FTP server
- Display interface
- PTZ interface
- Camera name position configure interface
- Area configure interface
- Text input interface
- Playlist interface
- User interface
- Menu defaults
- Network defaults
- Warranty information
- Contacting support
Chapter 5: Advanced setup
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6. Click the mouse to save that area for privacy masking.
7. Press ENTER to return to the Advanced Settings screen.
8. Repeat steps 4 to 7 for additional areas for privacy masking. You can set up four
masked areas on a screen.
9. Click Confirm on the Advanced Settings screen to save your changes and return
to the main menu.
Note: The cancel privacy masking, disable the Privacy Masking option on the
Advanced Settings screen.
Camera tamper alarm
The TVR 10 lets you define camera tamper alarms. A camera tamper alarm refers to
an alarm triggered when a camera view is blocked (either deliberately or
accidentally). For example, the system can trigger an alarm if someone spray paints
the camera lens. The alarm displays on the status bar of the screen.
Use the Rules screen (shown in
Figure 19 on page 53) to specify a part of the display
screen that can detect a tamper that eventually triggers the alarm. In addition, you
can define how the system alerts you of the tamper alarm.