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Surveillance View

276 InfraStruXure Central 4.0 User’s Reference

Surveillance Settings Suggestions

The Surveillance capture mode that you specify for your licensed devices can have a significant impact

on your network traffic, device workload, and InfraStruXure Central disk usage. Therefore you should

choose a post mode that is appropriate for the location of your devices or that is suitable for your specific

Surveillance requirements. There are 4 post modes to choose from:

• Disabled

• Send Continuous During Alerts

• Send on Motion Detected

• Send on Motion Detected During Alerts

See the following sections for suggested post mode usage scenarios, and for additional information about

each post mode that you may want to consider when configuring your licensed devices for use with

Surveillance.

Disabled

Choose Disabled mode if you need to temporarily disable Surveillance on a previously configured device

for a non-repeating period of time.

Disabled: Usage Examples

You could use the Disabled mode if:

• You need to temporarily disable Surveillance on a device that is installed in an equipment room

where you will be installing new equipment.

• You intend to use Surveillance only for viewing and managing clips collected due to sensor alerts

from APC NetBotz device alerts.

• You need Surveillance only to manually enable recording of clips (such as during a planned visit by

outside personnel). You could leave Surveillance disabled at other times to avoid network load,

privacy problems, and so forth.

Send Continuous During Alerts

Choose Send Continuous During Alerts mode if you need to create a complete auditable record of all

activity (and non-activity) that occurs in the installation area for the duration of a Camera Motion, Door,

or Dry Contact sensor alert.

Surveillance events created using the Send Continuous During Alerts mode do not rely on detected

movement to determine whether an image should be captured and added to the Surveillance clip.

Therefore, the resulting clip may be more consistent in terms of time continuity, enabling you to more

easily judge the amount of time that passes between movement that occurs in view of the camera.

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