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ENGLISH
Chapter 5: KGUARD Web Client
100
DVR Users Manual
Menu Item
Descripon
Enable Select Enable to issue a nocaon when the event type occurs.
Buzzer Set the buzzer duraon when the event occurs (
O/10 S/20 S/40 S/60 S).
To disable buzzer, select O.
Show Message
Check the box to display a message on the screen when the event occurs.
Send Email Check to enable email alarm nocaon. If the funcon is enabled, the system will
send the alarm to the specied email address. See “4.4.4 Email Sengs” on page
53.
Alarm Out
If an alarm device is connected, check the box to make the device sound the alarm
when the event occurs.
Dwell Time Select the alarm duraon
(10S/20S/40S/60S).
4 Aer all sengs are complete, click Save.
Set Auto Maintenance
Use this feature to automacally reboot the DVR on a specied schedule. When the DVR reboots, all sengs and data
are refreshed from the memory, which opmizes the DVR performance.
1 On the Main Menu, click Remote Seng.
2 On the le panel, click Advanced > Maintain.
3 Set Auto Maintain to Enable.
4 In Reboot, select the frequency to reboot the DVR. Opons are:
Everyday: Reboots the DVR on a daily basis. If this opon is selected, specify the me you want to reboot the
DVR.
Every Week: Reboots the DVR on a weekly basis. If this opon is selected, specify the day of the week and the
me to reboot the DVR.
Every Month: Reboots the DVR on a monthly basis. If this opon is selected, specify the date (1 to 31) and the
me to reboot the DVR.
Note:
The illustraon above is an example of Auto Reboot set to Every Week. The available elds vary depending on the
selected Reboot opon.
5 Aer all sengs are complete, click Save.
« TIP »
To restore the maintenance schedule to default seng, click Refresh.

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