Honeywell HRHD4+ User Manual page 7

b. One (1) image every four (4) seconds
c. One (1) image every two (2) seconds
d. One (1) image per second
e. Two point five (2.5) images per second
f. Five (5) images per second
g. Ten (10) images per second
h. Fifteen (15) images per second
i. Twenty (20) images per second
j. Thirty (30) images per second
k. Sixty (60) images per second
14. The Multi Channel Digital Video Recorder shall be available with either
four (4), nine (9), or sixteen (16) dry contact alarm inputs for using external
devices to signal the unit to react to events. An alarm input setup screen
shall enable the user to turn the input on or off, create a title for the input,
and independently program the input for Normally Open (NO) or Normally
Closed (NC).
15. The Multi Channel Digital Video Recorder shall include four (4) active low
open collector outputs for activating external devices such as buzzers or
lights. An alarm output setup screen shall enable the user to establish a
schedule and create a title for each output.
16. The Multi Channel Digital Video Recorder shall accept an external signal
to reset the units' internal buzzer and the alarm out signal utilizing a dry
contact input.
17. The Multi Channel Digital Video Recorder shall include event recording,
triggered by alarm input conditions, motion detection, and video loss.
Each event shall be able to react differently, with an assigned schedule,
camera (or multiple cameras), recording speed, video quality, and dwell
time. Activation of an internal buzzer or external alarms shall also be
available, and the unit must be capable of notifying a remote site, or
dialing a pager with a numeric message, when certain events are
activated. The unit must also maintain a log of all events, with its
associated video available by a simply pressing a button. To ensure that
important video cannot be automatically overwritten, the event video must
be stored separately from time lapse video.
18. The Multi Channel Digital Video Recorder shall include pre event
recording to record images before an event occurs. The amount of time to
record prior to an event shall be adjustable from one (1) to three hundred
(300) seconds, with the recording speed and video quality also definable
per camera.
HRHD Plus series Digital Video Recorder
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HRHD4+, 9+, 16+