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Triggering manual recording, Camera recording states, Starting and stopping manual recording – Avigilon ACC Core Version 5.2.2 User Manual

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Right-click the image panel and select one of the instant replay options:

 

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Replay - 30 Seconds

 

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Replay - 60 Seconds

 

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Replay - 90 Seconds

The image panel immediately plays back the camera's most recently recorded video.

Triggering Manual Recording

Cameras are set to follow a recording schedule. If an event occurs outside the camera's recording schedule, you
can click the record indicator icon to force the camera to record the event. See

Recording Schedule

for more

information about recording schedules.

The Record Indicator overlay must be enabled to use manual recording. See

Video Display Settings

for more

information.

Camera Recording States

Recording

Recording triggered by an event

Not recording

Starting and Stopping Manual Recording

In an image panel that is displaying video, do either of the following:

 

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In the top-left corner of the image panel, click

to start manual recording.

The recording indicator is highlighted in blue to show that the camera is recording. Manual recording
continues until it is stopped or until the maximum manual recording time is reached.

 

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Click

to manually stop video recording.

The maximum manual recording time is configured in the Manual Recording dialog box. See

Manual Recording

for more information.

PTZ Cameras

PTZ cameras can be controlled through the image panel on-screen controls or by using the tools in the PTZ
Controls pane.

Some tools and features may not be displayed if they are not supported by your camera.

Controlling PTZ Cameras

Pan, Tilt, Zoom (PTZ) controls allow you to control cameras with PTZ features. You can control a PTZ camera by
using the on-screen controls or by using the tools in the PTZ Controls pane.

See

Keyboard Commands

for other ways to use the PTZ controls.

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