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software shall have features to change individual camera resolutions by clicking on a record

resolution drop down menu and selecting CIF, 2CIF and D1 resolutions.

AD Analog Camera Setup.

The VMS software shall have features for configuring individual analog camera settings such as

camera name, on-screen display, PTZ preset settings and tours, digital PTZ presets, video

settings (brightness, contrast, saturation & sharpness), recording quality, compression format

(MPEG4 or JPEG), pre motion recording, crop window, motion masks (sensitivity, percentage,

include & exclude) and video masks.

AE. Audio Input Setup.

The VMS software shall have features for configuring audio input names and enabling audio

inputs for recording. The VMS software shall install with the audio input disabled due to legal

restraints on audio recording in some jurisdictions. To assign a new, logical name for the audio

input channel, highlight the default name and type the new name. Enable the audio input

channel by checking a record enable box. A listen feature shall allow verification of the audio

input connected to a channel. Check a listen box to hear the audio for the corresponding input

channel. To stop the live audio feed, deselect the listen box.

AF. Trigger Input Setup.

The VMS software shall have features to configure input trigger names and to set the Normal

State (NO = Normally Open and NC = Normally Closed) of the triggers. You shall assign new

logical names and optionally change the Normal State from the default of NO to NC. You shall

verify the proper operation of the input state by going to the Trigger Input setup screen and

observing the “Status” state, which toggles back and forth between “Normal” and “Alarm”. By

default the “Normal State” is set to NC (Normally Closed). If you trip a sensor by opening the

door you will see the “Status” state toggle from a green ‘NORMAL” to a red “ALARM” indicating

an alarm has been detected. The alarm shall be linked to an action such as recording video or

triggering a relay by use of the Event Linking feature and configuring the desired action.

AG. Alarm Output Setup.

The VMS software shall have features to configure alarm output names and set the Normal

State of the IP cameras output triggers. You shall assign new logical names and change the

Normal State of the Alarm Outputs from the default of Hi (5 VDC) to Lo (0 VDC). The Status is

“NORMAL” in either the Hi or Lo Normal State setting until an event from the Event Linking

feature activates an ALARM status. You shall verify the proper operation of the output state by

observing the “Status” state, which toggles back and forth between “Normal” and “Alarm”. By

default the “Normal State” is set to Hi (5 VDC).

AH. Video Output Setup.

The VMS software shall have a feature to configure security spot monitors for touring (switching)

between analog camera video in either full, quad (2 x 2), 3 x 3, or 4 x 4 screen display modes.

Select the cameras you would like to include in the tour by clicking on the Camera in Tour check

box. When you click on the check box or camera name, video will be displayed to visually assist

you to select the cameras you want to include. Click on the 1 x 1 Full Screen, 2 x 2 Quad, 3 x 3,

or 4 x 4 radio button to select your display mode. Slide the Dwell Time control to desired length

of time before the monitor switches to the next camera. The Dwell Time range is from 1 to 60

seconds.

AI. Storage Setup.

The VMS software shall have features to configure your hard drives for video storage. The VMS

software shall be installed on your C: drive and separate disk drives shall be used for video

storage. The video storage disk drives shall be designed for high duty cycle operation as it is

likely that video will be recorded on a continual basis. Disk drives shall be visible during

configuration for review and adjustment. The VMS software shall enable or disable a drive for

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