Canon VB-C60 - Manual (Page 15)

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When registering a camera, first set the camera's the location and zone to make
it easier to categorize registered cameras. If we look at an example of a retailer
with multiple branches and stores, the branches and stores correspond to
locations. The sub-classification, such as entrances, cash desks, parking lots,
of each store correspond to zones. Register camera servers after setting
locations and zones.
See "Chapter 4 Register Camera Server and Set Recording Schedule"
Recording schedule settings are available for each camera server, such as
continuous recording, motion detection recording, sensor event recording.
Recording schedules include normal schedule and special day schedule, so
you can configure detailed settings.
See "Chapter 4 Register Camera Server and Set Recording Schedule"
You can customize your monitoring screen by designing and registering layouts
of the viewing area. You can register multiple layouts and switch them at a fixed
time interval, so it is possible to build large-scale monitoring systems. You can
also set an upper limit on the viewing frame rate and configure automatic
adjustment settings, as well as configure settings for event notifications to
operators and audio alert depending on the priority level.
See "Chapter 5 Viewer Reference"
Network failure caused by unforeseen problems may negatively affect on
the surveillance system operation. In order to avoid, it is recommended to
carry out maintenance, such as periodical back up of recorded data and
settings data.
See "Chapter 6 Operation and Management", "Chapter 7 Backup
Scheme", and "Chapter 8 System Maintenance"
Step5 Camera Server Registration
Step6 Recording Schedule Configuration
Step7 Viewer Settings
Step8 Management and Maintenance
Location
Zones
Tokyo branch
Sales floor Cash desk Parking lot
Viewing frame rate
Layout design and registration
Rate upper limit
Automatic adjustment settings
Recorded video data
Event data
Setting files