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Basic Operation
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Using the [Timeline Browser]
You can browse through recorded images using the
[Timeline Browser] on the right of the [Browse] window. The
vertically extended timeline shows the recording status and
reflects only the number of cameras displayed in the
VR-N900 Viewer. Drag on the timeline up or down with the
mouse while checking the time display pointer.
The timeline is only a rough guide and may differ from
actual time.
Timeline Colors and Lines
The timeline of the camera selected in the view is
highlighted in a lighter color.
Red: Recordings with motion
(Pink when highlighted)
Green: Recordings without motion
(Light green when highlighted)
Black: Periods without recordings
(Gray when highlighted)
White horizontal line (Time display pointer): Indicates the
time recorded for the image being displayed
Note
Immediately below the timeline browser itself, you are able to
specify which time span (1 hour, 2 hours, etc. up to 1 day)
should be used in the timeline, and these settings are not
saved and will be lost when the VR-N900 Viewer is restarted.
If your mouse has a scroll wheel, you can also use the
scroll wheel for browsing the timelines.
Double-click at any point within a timeline to quickly move
to the desired point in time.
When you do not need the timeline browser, you can hide
it by clicking the [Display ON/OFF] button in the left side of
the timeline browser’s border.
CAUTION
If you drag on the timeline suddenly up or down with the
mouse, a portion of the timeline may not update. In this
case, reboot the VR-N900 Viewer ( Page 11).
Playing Back, Skipping and Stopping
Recorded Images
Using the [PLAY], [SKIP] and [STOP(PB)] buttons
on the front panel
Playing Back
1 Press the [PLAY] button.
Playback will start from the date and time displayed in the
[Master Time] area of the [Time Navigation] window.
Images will be played back according to the angle of the
shuttle dial. (x1/20, x1/5, x1, x2, x5, x10, x20)
Skipping
1 Press the [SKIP] button.
The [SKIP] buttons have the following functions.
6: Moves to the first image in the previous sequence.
When pressed and held down, moves to the first
image in the database for the selected camera.
7: Moves to the first image in the next sequence.
When pressed and held down, moves to the latest
image in the database for the selected camera.
Note
Sequences refers to sequences of images recorded when
an event or motion is detected.
The recorded images are saved as a database.
CAUTION
The [SKIP] button will not work when no camera is
selected.
In simultaneous recording and playback, an [After
Database End] message may appear as playback catches
up with recording during playback near the current time.
When motion/event is set to record ( Page 28), VR-
N900U will not record if the motion/event does not occur.
But when you playback near the current time, the image
which is not recorded will also playback.
[Timeline browser]
[Display ON/OFF]
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Time display pointer
Timeline