Wirepath WPS-300-DVR - Pre Camera

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WPS-300-DVR-9CH & 16CH Installation and Users Manual
9.3.4. PRE CAMERA
Pre-Camera setup allows the administrator to dene fundamental attributes for connected cameras.
Thefollowingisabriefdescriptionforeachiteminthismenuanditsspecicoperations:
 •BESTRECRESOLUTION
Select the record resolution for all the cameras connected to the system. This is a global setting.
Select D1 for the highest resolution (720x480), Half D1 for medium resolution (720x240), or CIF for lower
resolution (360x240).
  Note:Whilehigherresolutionoffersmoredetail,itdoesrequiremoreharddrivestoragespaceandhigher
  networkbandwidthcapacityforstreaming.
 •WATERMARK
An invisible, digitally embedded security feature to protect against tampering of recorded content.
If a downloaded .h.264 clip has been altered, the PC-based playback software will alert the user with
a message upon playback. The default setting is enabled.
 •MAXID
Select the maximum number of cameras connected to the DVR.
 •COMPRESSION
This DVR uses the latest compression format (.h.264) for the most efcient use of storage space and
streaming exibility. The Compression setting allows the administrator to further compress streaming
video to account for slow or bandwidth-limited networks. Choose Normal for normal compression or
select High to enable the second stream of the Video Streaming (See Section 9.5). The High setting will
reduce the resolution of the second stream to one of the four QCIF levels as set in the Video Stream setting
in the Network tab (Section 9.3.3).
 •INSTALLED
Enable or disable cameras in the system. The default setting is enabled.
 •PTZID
Enter the Pan/Tilt/Zoom ID of corresponding camera if it’s a PTZ camera. The PTZ ID should be unique
and must be consistent with the setting in the PTZ-capable camera. Please refer to the manual for the
camera regarding the proper PTZ ID setting.