Setup guide

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2. Enter the information on the FTP Server; this can be an IP address, full URL or name of the
server.
3. It is possible to identify the FTP control port, the default for networks is usually port 21
however if this port number is not supported on the network, then this option allows you allocate
an unused port number.
4. Enter the directory information where the images are to be stored, this should be a name
associated with the Digital Sprite 2 name for ease of retrieval.
5. For files to be saved to the FTP Server it is necessary to go through an authentication
process to gain access to the server, enter the username and password.
6. It is possible to enable the Digital Sprite 2 to start an FTP download when an active
Ethernet connection is detected.
7. If the FTP download is to happen automatically at a set time each day, enter the required
time in the scheduled time option.
8. It is possible to enable an FTP download and more regular intervals by enabling the polled
option, once enabled identify the time period between the end of one FTP download to the start
of the next.
9. If the FTP download is only to be initiated by the Operator then enable the manual
download option. The FTP download will only commence when the Start Download button is
selected.
10. To automatically remove the image protection from files that are downloaded then enable
the clear video protection after download option. If this is not enabled the images would
require un-protecting manually via the Alarm Image Protect/Un-Protect page.
11. It is possible to allocate a watermark for each video partition; this watermark information is
logged in the log file. Enable this function by selecting watermark each partition download
option.
12. The server directory is a fixed directory structure, all FTP downloads will be saved in the
directory name you have identified under this main directory. This a read only section.
13. Remember to save the configuration by selecting Save Settings!
Note: As the Digital Sprite 2 always has a permanent network connection the Active
Ethernet option means when the Network port identifies a change in state of the
Ethernet link (down to up), for example when the Digital Sprite 2 is reset or the
network cable is unplugged then re-connected.