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6. Rec. (Record)

– This will record the footage that is currently being displayed onto the desired save location on your computer. This will

work in live mode or in playback mode. Press Stop to terminate the recording and view the saved footage. It will be saved in H.264 format

and will require the player to view the recorded footage.

7. Full

– Switch to full screen mode. In full screen mode you can switch between the single or quad screen mode, use the single camera button

and quad screen button to switch between the two modes. Playback controls are not available in this mode. Full screen mode works for

live footage and recorded footage. Press Esc on the keyboard or press the full screen button again to exit full screen mode.

8. Quad Screen Mode

– Switch the viewing mode to quad screen (4 cameras).

9. Single Camera Mode

– Switch the viewing mode to single camera viewing mode.

10. PTZ CONTROL

Directional Keys

Controls the direction of the PTZ camera. It can be moved Up, Down, Left, and Right. The

home button will return the camera to the default camera position.

Zoom in / Zoom Out – This will adjust the optical zoom of the camera to zoom in on the field of view or to

zoom out from the current field of view.

Auto Pan

Most PTZ cameras can be configured to automatically Pan from left to right and back

again. Press the play button to begin this mode. Press the Stop button

to stop the auto pan.

Preset Pointer

If your PTZ camera supports Preset positions the DVR can select one of the 32 preset

positions and go directly to it. Save will save the preset position if supported.

Please consult your PTZ manufacturer for information on compatibility.

You can set up to 32 preset points.

11. PLAYBACK CONTROLS

The playback controls are as follows from left to right:

Rewind – Rewinds playback
Stop – Stops playback
Pause - Pauses Playback
Play – Plays footage
Fast Forward – Fast forwards playback

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