Using the Main Menu14
6. Alarm events that match your search criteria are displayed:
• The Event column is formatted to show <[Event Type]: [Channel Number]>.
• Click Details to see more information on the selected event.
• Motion events have more options than other alarm events. You can view the event by
clicking
in the Playback column, or back up the video clip to a USB flash drive (not
included) by clicking Backup.
14.2.2 Video Loss
Configure video loss settings and how the system reacts to a video loss event. Video loss means
that video from one or more cameras was interrupted or disabled. It could be caused by a number
of factors, such as a loose or damaged connection, loss of power to a camera, or a blocked cam-
era lens.
To configure video loss settings:
1. From the Live View display, right-click to open the Quick Menu, then click Main Menu.
2. Click ALARM. Click the MOTION tab on the side panel, then Video Loss on the top panel.
3. Select a channel to configure.
4. Click to enable (
) / disable ( ) video loss events for the selected channel.
5. Click to set a weekly schedule for video loss events. By default, video loss events are en-
abled at all times.
• Click or click-and-drag along the each of the yellow timelines to quickly add or remove
time from each day’s schedule in 15–minute segments.
• Click
beside 2 or more days to link schedules ( ). This allows you to quickly
change multiple schedules at once.
• To make fine adjustments to a schedule, click Modify. This will allow you to set exact
start and end times for a schedule.
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