33_viper_33
n3wb
Hi guys,
I'm playing with PTZ for the first time and I'm having trouble. My goal is to do the following on a schedule
1) Disable Auto-Cycle-Patrol at 07:00
2) Move to preset 1 at 07:00
3) Start Recording at 07:00
4) Move to preset 2 at 07:05
5) Stop Recording at 07:10
6) Resume Auto-Cycle-Patrol at 07:10
I configured this in the camera PTZ schedule without issue. It even appears that it moves to position 1. Trouble is, Auto-Cycle_Patrol turns itself back on within a 30-50 seconds and the rest of my schedule seems to be ignored. I turned off the global schedule (not that I was really utilizing it at the moment.
The same thing happens when I manually move the camera, after a few seconds it resumes patrol. Now this is a good thing, but not after just a few seconds. If I manually look at something suspicious, I may want to stare at it for a few minutes to make sure everything is on the up and up. There must be a setting I'm missing. I tired the "Resume cycle/schedule after inactivity (sec).
Thanks in advance for the help,
-V
I'm playing with PTZ for the first time and I'm having trouble. My goal is to do the following on a schedule
1) Disable Auto-Cycle-Patrol at 07:00
2) Move to preset 1 at 07:00
3) Start Recording at 07:00
4) Move to preset 2 at 07:05
5) Stop Recording at 07:10
6) Resume Auto-Cycle-Patrol at 07:10
I configured this in the camera PTZ schedule without issue. It even appears that it moves to position 1. Trouble is, Auto-Cycle_Patrol turns itself back on within a 30-50 seconds and the rest of my schedule seems to be ignored. I turned off the global schedule (not that I was really utilizing it at the moment.
The same thing happens when I manually move the camera, after a few seconds it resumes patrol. Now this is a good thing, but not after just a few seconds. If I manually look at something suspicious, I may want to stare at it for a few minutes to make sure everything is on the up and up. There must be a setting I'm missing. I tired the "Resume cycle/schedule after inactivity (sec).
Thanks in advance for the help,
-V
