Page 25, Recording mode setting mode – Dexaplan DV 622 User Manual

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Selection of the recording mode (still image

/ video

mode

)

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- Selection of the TV system

- Leaving the setting mode

Still images or video sequences can be recorded automatically when
movement is detected.

Select the

icon.

Select the still image mode

(“Capture Format Photo” is displayed

at the bottom of the screen) or the video mode

(“Capture Format

AVI” is displayed at the bottom of the screen) by repeated pressing of
the “OK” button [13].

If the still image mode is selected in the live image mode, the symbol
is displayed on the screen and the LED

[8] does not light.

If the video mode is selected in the live image mode, the symbol

is

displayed on the screen and the LED

[8] lights.

You can also select the corresponding setting in the live image mode
directly by repeated pressing of the button [12] (Photo / AVI).
The still image / video mode setting cannot be changed in the live image
mode if recording is in progress.

For use in Europe, you must set the system to PAL (50 Hz image
refresh frequency) (factory setting).

If you have not adjusted the system to the correct TV system, the displayed
picture will be striped or black and white.

Select the icon

.

You can select the PAL

or NTSC

setting by repeated pressing

of the “OK” button [13].

Select the

icon.

Press the “OK” button [13] to confirm the selection.

You can also leave the setting mode by pressing the “Menu” button [5].

You cannot activate this mode if the device is in playback mode. Only the
full screen image displayed on the screen in the live image mode can be
stored. The picture-in-picture format can be displayed but not recorded.
The device can only store images from one video input.

Switch on the recording mode. Press the “Motion Detection” [3]
button for this; the LED

[9] lights. After activating the recording

mode, the symbol

at the top left of the screen flashes for approx.

75 seconds. During this time, the image is “learnt” by the internal
software (= learning phase). The software adapts itself to constant
image changes in order to not repeatedly by record the same
movements. The image learning is performed every time the recording
mode is activated.

Avoid movements in the camera image during the learning phase
otherwise the sensitivity of the motion detection will be reduced.

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Tip:

Recording mode

Setting mode

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Press the “Menu” button [5] to access the setting mode. A screen with
5 icons is displayed (see Figure G): The top four icons symbolise the
settings, and the bottom icon

is used to exit from the setting

mode.

The blue frame shows the function to be changed. You can move this with
the buttons

[4] and

[2].

The framed setting can be selected by pressing the “OK” button [13].
You can leave the setting mode by pressing the “Menu” button [5].
If no button is pressed for 3 minutes in the setting mode, the setting mode
is ended automatically.

The event recorder has an on-screen clock. The date and time from this are
saved together with the stored images.

Select the

icon.

Press the “OK” button [13] to confirm the selection. The date
(YYYY/MM/DD) is displayed at the bottom in the image. You can
change the position which is red: Move the red position by pressing
the buttons

[4] and

[2]. You reach the time (HH:MM:SS) by

repeated pressing of the button

[4]. You can change the value of

the red position by pressing the buttons

[3] and

[12].

When you have made all your desired changes, confirm your changes
by pressing the “OK” button [13].

The date and time settings are retained for up to 12 hours if the power
supply is switched off.

Select the

icon.

You can switch the recording mode ON

("Motion Detection ON"

is displayed at the bottom of the screen) or OFF

("Motion

Detection OFF" is displayed at the bottom of the screen) by repeated
pressing of the “OK” button [13].

If recording mode is activated, the display

[9] lights in the live image

mode.
If recording mode is switched off, the display

[9] does not light in the

live image mode.

You can also select the corresponding setting in the live image mode
directly by repeated pressing of the button [3].
The recording mode cannot be switched off in the live image mode if
recording is in progress.

- Setting the date and time

/

- Switching recording mode ON/OFF

Note:

Tips:

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Time Setup

EXIT

PAL

Fig. G

EXIT

NTSC

PAL

PAL

NTSC

PAL

EXIT

EXIT

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