max. 50) as well as the Recording Dead Time. The Recording Dead Time
prevents new recordings after a Stop Recording event has been detected.
The settings for Stop Recording are optional.
Note that the camera creates a new recording sequence if one of the events
selected in Start Recording occurs.
Make sure that the highlighted events are activated in the Setup Menu >
Event Settings dialog if you intend to use them.
• Pack Event Story (optional): In Snap Shot Recording mode, the MOBOTIX
camera can also store the JPG images in a packed manner. All image files
of one event sequence are stored "back to back" in one single file. If the
camera stores one event with five pre- and five post-alarm images (plus the
event image itself), it will have to conduct only two file operations (consisting
of open, write, close) instead of eleven. This procedure drastically reduces
the load on the server and the hard disk.
Note that you cannot view packed JPG images using standard graphics or
image viewer applications; likewise, the MOBOTIX camera's Player cannot
display packed images. The Pack Event Story setting is mostly used by ap-
plications, which have been designed for this special purpose.
Typical Procedure of Snap Shot Recording
• The camera detects one of the events selected in Start Recording.
• The camera triggers the Recording Begin (RB) event.
• The event number is incremented by one.
• The camera stores the pre-alarm images (Annnnn.jpg).
• The camera stores the event image (Ennnnn.jpg).
• The camera stores the post-alarm images (Pnnnnn.jpg).
• The camera triggers the Recording End (RE) event.
• This completes the recording sequence.
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