VIVOTEK Network Video Recorder - Security, centralized
Recording Policy:
You can create several different recording rules that can be linked to events and time periods. The type of recording can be alarm dependent, motion detection dependent, continuous, event related, etc.
Trigger:
Triggers are "triggered" due to changes that occurred as a result of some event and cause the device to take a warning action. Such an undesirable event can be, for example, the termination of the connection with the camera, the termination of the movement of the camera, an alarm condition, etc. Then the Trigger "triggers" and a notification is sent to the Administrator(s), e-mail signal, ftp signal, or you can turn the broadcast on or off.
System:
A collection of central settings, such as the host name of the NVR device, system time, e-mail and FTP server setup, and digital I / O configuration.
Maintenance:
Some important features that require admin rights:
- Reboot: reboot
- Restore default except network settings: Restore factory settings except for network configuration
- Restore factory default: Restore factory settings without exception
In addition, we get information about the type and status of the hard drive, the total and available capacity, and we can format the HDD. In conclusion, here is the option to upgrade the firmware.
Backup:
We have two types of archiving, one is programmed and the other is manual. Backups can be linked to each recording type or time.
System Log:
All events are stored in a log, which makes it easier to find out the causes of events and errors afterwards.
