StarDot Technologies netcam XL - Manual (Page 35)

NetCam XL Page 35
I/O Level
Select the state of your trigger source’s output.
SCHEDULE
NetCam can wait in trigger-capture/upload mode 24 hours a day,
seven days a week, or you can set whatever time window and days of the
week you like. Use military time for the beginning and ending window
times.
Example: You can configure NetCam to only upload Between 07:30
and 18:30 only on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
PRE-BUFFER
Pre-buffered images are images that are stored before the event
trigger occurs. For example, if you connect a door sensor to NetCam with
10 image pre-buffering enabled, 10 frames of video that occurred before
the door was opened will be captured/uploaded.
If pre-buffering is enabled, the NetCam will continuously buffer
images in a rotating loop. This will affect the video speed of NetCam if
you’d like to view live streams at the same time. Most applications don’t
require pre-buffering. Only enable this option if you require video frames
before the actual trigger takes place.
Delay
The number of milliseconds to delay between image captures. For
the fastest possible frame rate, set this to 33. Viewing other video sources
during the triggered capture will affect the recording speed. Assuming no
other video sources are being viewed/uploaded, here are some example
frames rates for a single triggered video source:
33 ms = 30 Frames Per Second (Max Speed)
250 ms = 4 FPS
500 ms = 2 FPS
1000 ms = 1 FPS
Count
The number of pre-buffer images to store. There is a finite amount
of memory in which to store images. Keep the total number of pre and
post-buffer medium resolution images to below 50, even less for full size
images.
POST-BUFFER
Post-buffered images are images that are recorded after a triggered
event occurs. For example, if you connect a door sensor to NetCam with
20 image post-buffering enabled, 20 images will be captured/uploaded
after the door opened.