Canon VB-C60 - Manual (Page 134)

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Set Sensor Event Recording
Edit Sensor Event Recording Settings
You can specify recording settings based on the occurrence of a sensor event. A number of tabs in the [Sensor
Event Settings] dialog are shown to reflect the number of sensors on each camera. You can modify the
recording settings for each sensor.
Step 1: Click [Settings] next to [On sensor event]
The [Sensor Event Settings] dialog appears.
Note
z Frequent sensor events result in high CPU load on the Storage Server. If you have 10 or more sensor
events per minute continuously, it is recommended that you should set continuous recording.
z If setting [Night Mode] on VB-C50iR, IR cut filter will be inactive. It will not turn on the built-in IR light. To
turn on the IR light, perform the operation from the Video Window menu.
Control the camera via the
[Camera Control] Panel.
See the Viewer Manual
for the information about the
Camera Control Panel.
The Top page of the
Camera Server is displayed
after Internet Explorer
launches.
Click a tab to modify
that sensor's settings.
The sensor name
displayed is the
name set by the
Camera Server.
Night Mode is available for
VB-C500VD, VB-C500D,
VB-C60, VB-C300,
VB-C50i/VB-C50iR,
VB-C50FSi and VB-C50Fi
Camera Servers or
VC-C50i/VC-C50iR
cameras connected to
Camera Server VB150s.
Click Night mode and
select [Disabled], [Enabled],
[IR light off or Enabled],
[IR light on] from the
sub-menu.
You can set [External
Outputs] to [On] or
[Not specified] when a
sensor event occurs.
Set whether or not to
use additional options
(Exposure, White Balance,
Smart Shade Control,
and Focus).