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Camera -> Advance -> Alarm Output:
If your Network Camera features a terminal block connector, you can connect
an external alarm device to it. The camera can send power to the device when
a trigger event has occurred.
Digital output: Sets the digital output to either high or low in case of an
alarm event. Refer to page 21.
Trigger condition: Set the value to “Timer” if you want the action to occur
based on a schedule. If you set the value to “Alarm,” you
can define which of the alarm events (Motion Detection,
Audio Detection [some models], Network link down [some
models] and Alarm input) can trigger the alarm output
action.
Alarm duration: You can define how long the camera activates the output
port. Set it to 60 seconds and the camera will send out
12 V current for a period of one minute.
Effective Period: As with the other event types, you can activate the alarm
output event based on a schedule, or the entire time.
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