Recording With Motion Detection; Playback And Deleting The Recordings - Sygonix SY-813 SY-3432136 Mode D'emploi

Recording with motion detection

This function is available only when the IMotion recording function is enabled in the OSD menu.
The monitor/DVR automatically starts recording as soon as motion is detected in the monitored area. The recording
will terminate in about 2.5 minutes if no further motion is detected.
e) Playback and deleting the recordings
The memory card can also be removed from the monitor/DVR and inserted into a computer-based card
reader. The card reader allows the recorded videos to be played back using appropriate software, or man-
aged and archived in Explorer.
Playback
• Press the button (4) on the monitor/DVR or on the IR remote control.
• The display will show an overview of the recordings:
The recordings will be sorted into directories (folders) according to recording date and recording time.
To open a folder, press the
The folders contain individual recordings that are sorted by the recordings' start times.
Each of the two cameras will save a file (file extension "-1" for camera 1 or "-2" for camera 2).
• Check the file to be played back with the
will appear on the screen.
• To play the file, press the
• Use the button (4) to pause or resume playback.
• To exit the playback function, press the ESC button (6).
Deletion
• Press the button (4) on the monitor/DVR or on the IR remote control.
• The display will show an overview of the recordings:
The recordings will be sorted into directories (folders) according to recording date and recording time.
To open a folder, press the
The folders contain individual recordings that are sorted by the recordings' start times.
Each of the two cameras will save a file (file extension "-1" for camera 1 or "-2" for camera 2).
• Select the file to be deleted with the
• To delete the file, press the DEL button (15).
• To exit the delete function, press the ESC button (6).
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button (4).
arrow keys (5) and press the
button (4).
button (4).
arrow keys (5).
button (4). A still image of the file