ZMODO S24326GY-SD User manual

S24326GY-SD
Manual for S24326GY-SD Card Camera
The following is the user manual for the S24326GY-SD Security Camera, please
refer to the attached file for an illustrated manual!
User Guide for the S24326GY-SD Security Camera
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Button Functionality:
Left: Scroll Left in Menu Interface
Right: Scroll Right in Menu Interface
Menu: Enter Menu / Select
Esc: Back Out to Previous Menu
Up: Scroll Up in Menu Interface
Down: Scroll Down in Menu Interface
Main Menu Options (System, Security, Image)
1. System
Date/Time: Sets the date and time that appear on the camera’s Heads-Up-Display
(HUD)
Pelco: This feature is not supported by this camera because there is no manual
pan/tilt option.
Format Disk: Reformats the SD card that is inserted into the camera.
Firmware Update: When the manufacturer releases a new software version, this
option will allow you to upload that software version onto the camera. As of
10/2011, there have been no new software updates.
2. Security
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Intelligence Mode (Off, MD, MT): The difference between Motion Detect (MD) and
Motion Track (MT) is that Motion Detect will take a screen shot of the entire screen
every three to five seconds while motion is being detected. However Motion Track
will essentially follow the motion, and zoom in on the section of the screen where
motion is taking place while it takes the screenshots. Motion Track takes more fluid
screen shots and can follow a person walking across a room, as long as there is no
other motion in the frame.
Photo Size: This feature is not adjustable in this camera model; all photos will be
saved in D1 format.
Photo Quality: This option allows you to change the photo quality from High (H),
Medium (M), and Low (L). Lowering the photo quality will allow you to save more
images to your SD Card.
Max Zoom Times (2X, 4X, 10X): This option allows you to change the maximum
zoom variable when Motion Track (MT) is enabled.
Auto Snapshot: The Auto Snapshot feature is essentially what makes the camera
able to operateindependentlyfrom a DVR unit. Enabling Auto Snapshot will cause
the camera to take a snapshot whenever any motion is detected by the camera.
Red Frame: Enabling Red Frame causes the camera to display red frames around
the general area that motion is taking place in.
MT Sensitivity: This option allows you to change the motion detection sensitivity
from 0-6, with 0 being lowest and 6 being highest.
Disk Overwrite: Enabling Disk Overwrite allows the camera will begin deleting the
very oldest images on the SD card when the SD card becomes full. This way, the
camera will continue to save photographs even after the SD becomes full. If
Overwrite is disabled, the camera will stop saving photographs when the SD card
becomes full.
Default Setting: Selecting the Default Setting option will revert all Security settings
back to the factory default.
3. Image
Brightness: This option allows you to change the image brightness from 1-100.
Contrast: This option allows you to change the image contrast from 1-100.
Saturation: This option allows you to change the image saturation from 1-100.
Default Setting: Selecting the Default Setting option will revert all image settings
back to the factory default.
FAQ
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Do I need to do anything to make the camera record images before I
install the camera?
Yes, you need to format the included CS card before you start saving images to the
SD card. You can format the SD card in the "System” sub-menu within the Main
Menu.
Does this camera require a DVR to record or playback video?
The S24326GY can use a DVR as an optional means of recording and playing back
video that has already been saved. However, with 4GB of built-in memory and a SD
slot for expandability up to 32GB, it is not required to have a DVR. If installing an
additional SD card, it must be formatted by the camera in order to record properly.
At the bottom of the camera screen there is a "Zoom + : EXIT” and "Zoom
– : ENTER” guide, but none of the buttons on the camera are labeled as
"Zoom +” or "Zoom –” What does this mean?
We think that at one time, an older generation of this same camera had rear
buttons labeled as "Zoom +” and "Zoom -.” This would account for why these
buttons are labeled this way in the menu interface. They should be labeled as, "Esc:
EXIT" and "Menu: ENTER."
How does Auto Snapshot work?
Auto Snapshot is the feature that allows the camera to work independently from a
DVR. The camera's settings can then be set to record Photo Stills rather than video
which are saved to the SD card. This feature allows the camera to work
independently from a DVR. It also offers extra security if the files on the DVR are
damaged or stolen.
What happens when the memory is full on the SD card?
When the memory on the built-in storage or expanded SD storage, the camera will
stop recording. It is recommended that when this happens to save all the images on
a backup hard drive or computer and then wipe the storage clean to begin
recording again. However, if the "Overwrite" option is enabled, it will automatically
delete images starting with the oldest image on the SD card.
How do I transfer images from the camera to my computer?
1.First, remove the SD card from your camera and insert your SD card into an SD
card slot in your PC or laptop. b
2.After you insert the SD card into your computer, a Pop-Up will appear labeled
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"AutoPlay” asking you what you would like to do with the SD card. Chose the option
to "Open Folder to View Files”
3.Once you have opened the SD card, open the folder labeled "CCTV.”
4.This will show you a list of all images that are saved to your camera’s SD card.
From this screen, you can open, view, and save any images that are on the SD card.
You may also copy and transfer all images from the SD card to your computer.
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