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Milestone XProtect ® Express 1.1Administrator's ManualWhen the Recording Server service (see "About services" on page 143) is restarted upon such database resizing,the original database sizes will be used. You should therefore make sure that the drive size problem is solved.Should the database resizing procedure take place, you will be informed on-screen in the Smart Client, in logfiles, and (if set up) through an e-mail notification.About motion detection settingsMotion detection settings are linked to the Recording properties (see "Recording" on page 96) settings for thecamera. Motion detection is enabled as default. Disabling it will improve CPU and RAM performance of yourXProtect Express system, but will—depending on your system settings—also affect your motion detection, eventand alarm management. In the following two tables, You can see the differences between enabling (table 1) anddisabling (table 2) built-in motion detection for a camera.Enabled motion detectionRecording propertiessettingRecordingsMotion-basedeventsNon-motionbased eventsSequencesAlways Yes Yes Yes YesNever No Yes Yes NoBuilt-in Motion Detection Yes Yes Yes YesBuilt-in Motion Detection& Event or Event onlyYes Yes Yes YesDisabled motion detectionCamera's recordingsettingsRecordingsMotion-basedeventsNon-motionbased eventsSequencesAlways Yes No Yes NoNever No No Yes NoBuilt-in Motion Detection No No Yes NoBuilt-in Motion Detection& Event or Event onlyYes (dependingon settings)NoYes (dependingon settings)NoAbout motion detection and PTZ camerasMotion detection generally works the same way for PTZ (Pan/Tilt/Zoom) cameras as it does for regular cameras.However:It is not possible to configure motion detection separately for each of a PTZ camera's preset positions.In order to activate unwanted recordings, notifications, etc., motion detection is automatically disabledwhile a PTZ camera moves between two preset positions. After a number of seconds, the so-calledtransition time, specified as part of the PTZ camera's PTZ patrolling properties, motion detection isautomatically enabled again.www.milestonesys.com 76 Advanced configuration
Milestone XProtect ® Express 1.1Administrator's ManualConfigure when cameras should do whatUse the scheduling feature to configure when:Cameras should be online (that is transfer video to XProtect Express)Cameras should use speedup (that is use a higher than normal frame rate)You want to receive any e-mail notifications regarding camerasConfigure camera-specific schedulesIf you base your schedule profile—or parts of it—on events within periods of time, remember to select Start eventand Stop event from the lists below the calendar section.Tip: If you have not yet defined any suitable events, you can quickly do it: Use the Configure events list, locatedbelow the other fields.The fact that a camera transfers video to XProtect Express does not necessarily mean that video from the camerais recorded. Recording is configured separately; see Configure video and recording (see "About video andrecording configuration" on page 75).For each camera, you can create schedule profiles based on:Online periodsPeriods of time (example: Mondays from 08.30 until 17.45), shown in pink: Events within periods of time (example: from Event A occurs until Event B occurs Mondays from 08.30until 17.45), shown in yellow:The two options can be combined, but they cannot overlap in time.SpeedupPeriods of time (example: Mondays from 08.30 until 17.45), shown in olive green:E-mail notificationPeriods of time (example: Mondays from 08.30 until 17.45), shown in blue:XProtect Express comes with two simple schedule profiles, Always on and Always off, which cannot be editedor deleted. If these do not meet your needs, you can create any number of customized schedule profiles for eachwww.milestonesys.com 77 Advanced configuration
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