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Advanced configuration

3. Save your configuration changes by clicking Save in the yellow notification bar in the upper-

right corner of the Management Application.

Add a timer event

Timer events are separate events, triggered by the type of event under which they are defined. Timer

events occur a specified number of seconds or minutes after the event under which they are defined

has occurred. Timer events may be used for a wide variety of purposes, typically for stopping

previously triggered actions. Examples:

 A camera starts recording based on a hardware input event, for example when a door is

opened. A timer event stops the recording after 15 seconds

 Lights are switched on and a camera starts recording based on a manual event. A timer event

stops the recording after one minute, and another timer event switches the lights off after two

minutes

To add a timer event, select any event you have previously configured, click the Add button, and

specify required properties (see "Timer event" on page 121). Your system comes with two simple

schedule profiles, Always on and Always off, which you cannot edit or delete. If these do not meet

your needs, you can create any number of customized schedule profiles for each camera. You can

reuse a customized schedule profile for more than one purpose if you want to. Save your configuration

changes by clicking Save in the yellow notification bar in the upper-right corner of the Management

Application.

Tip: You can add as many timer events as required under an event. This way, you can, for example,

make one timer event trigger something 10 seconds after the main event, another timer event trigger

something else 30 seconds after the main event, and a third timer event trigger something else 2

minutes after the main event.

Configure hardware output on event

Once you have added hardware output (see "Add a hardware output" on page 111), such as lights,

sirens, door openers, etc., you can associate the hardware output with events. This way, particular

hardware output can be activated automatically when events occur. Example: When a door is opened

(hardware input event), lights are switched on (hardware output).

When making the associations, you can select between all output and events defined on your

XProtect Enterprise server. You are not limited to selecting output or events defined on particular

hardware devices.

1. Expand Advanced Configuration, then expand Events and Output. Right-click Output

Control on Event and select Properties.

2. Fill in the relevant properties (see "Output control on event (Events and Output-specific

properties)" on page 125). Click OK.

3. Save your configuration changes by clicking Save in the yellow notification bar in the upper-

right corner of the Management Application.

You can use a single event for activating more than one output. You cannot delete associations, but

you can change your selections or select None in both columns as required.

Tip: If you have not yet defined any suitable event or output, you can quickly do it: Use the Configure

events list and/or Configure Output... button, located below the list of associations.

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