Toshiba IK-WB11A - Manual (Page 32)

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Playing Recorded Normal Images by Administrator (IK-WB11A) (Cont.)
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In the list, click the button on the right of the
recording you want to play
The recording selected in the Record list plays.
^NOTE
• You can use the control buttons when playing a recorded image to, for
example, rewind or fast-forward.
• To return from the recorded image to the live image screen, click the fflft
button. _____
• While the Record list is displayed, click the I Preset | tab to switch to the
Preset list and the I Alarm | tab to switch to the Alarm list.
• Operation of recorded normal images is the same as the operation of recorded
alarm images (^page 29).
• Normal images are recorded by the hour.
• The camera cannot record normal images when playing recorded normal
images.
• Record List Controller Components
Item Description
Other camera
operation buttons
Refer to page 20.
Rewind ^
This is the Rewind feature. Clicking the O button
rewinds the recorded normal images in the window.
Frame Backward O
This is the Frame Backward feature. Clicking the O
button rewinds back the recorded normal images in
the window by one frame.
Pause O
This is the Pause feature. Clicking the O button
pauses the recorded normal images in the window.
Frame Forward O
This is the Frame Forward feature. Clicking the O
button forwards the recorded normal images in the
window by one frame.
Fast Forward Q
This is the Fast Forward feature. Clicking the O button
fast-forwards the recorded normal images in the
window.
Live flna
This feature returns the mode from Recorded Normal
Image Playback to Live. Clicking the QQ^ button
displays live images in the window.
Recorded Normal
Image Playback Q
This is the Recorded Normal Image Playback feature.
Clicking this button in Live image mode plays back a few
minutes* * of past recorded images from the current point in
time. Clicking this button when the recording is in a paused,
frame backward, frame forward, rewind, or fast forward state
returns the state to normal playback.
* The recorded time differs depending on image size and
quality.