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Menu Reference
The “System” Tab
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Poll frequency: This parameter specifies how often per second the messages will be sent. A higher
frequency reduces latency, but creates heavier network load.
Max. Time Offset: Maximum difference between the message timestamp and the system time. Mes-
sages with a greater difference are discarded. It is highly recommended to synchronize the system
time of all message system components using NTP (in the Date and Time dialog).
Click on Save to apply and store the settings.
NOTE! To configure events that use MxMessageSystem, open System> Events>
MxMessageSystem Event (see also Events (Alarm Settings)).
Events (Alarm Settings)
To edit the events settings, select System> Events. You will see these sections:
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Application
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Motion Detection
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Network Failure Detection
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Tampering
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MxMessageSystem Event
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Periodical Event
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Manual Trigger
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Audio Detection
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Video Analytics
Triggered Actions (Common to All Event Types)
The following alarm actions can be triggered by the camera when it detects the corresponding event.
NOTE! Depending on the camera’s features and specific settings, some actions may not be avail-
able (e.g. FTP is only available if an FTP site has been specified).
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Enable Alarm Output (high/low)
Select these items to enable alarm relay outputs.
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Send Alarm Message by FTP/E-Mail
The administrator can select whether to send an alarm message by FTP and/or E-mail when
audio is detected.
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