Using The Status Bar - Lorex L23WD800 Serie Manual Del Usuario

Using the System

USING THE STATUS BAR

The Status Bar gives you access to different modes and functions of the system.
To open the Status Bar:
• Press the SETUP button on the remote control or front panel
OR
• Move the mouse
By default, login is required when opening menus on the system. If desired, you can
NOTE:
disable the password requirement from the System Management menu. For details, see
"System Management" on page 63.
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Figure 5.3 Status Bar. The Status Bar auto-hides after 10-seconds of inactivity.
1. Power: Log off the current user or power off the system.
Figure 5.4 Power/log off options.
2. Date & Time: Shows the current date and time of the system.
3. SETUP: Opens the system menu (System Setup, Record Setup). For details, see "Using the
System Menu" on page 53.
4. ARCHIVE: Opens the Archive (Back up) menu. For details, see "Archiving" on page 45.
5. SEARCH: Opens the Search menu. For details, see "Search" on page 40.
6. DISPLAY: Opens the pop-up display window, which allows you to select up to six display
modes as well as enable/disable Auto Sequence. For details, see "Changing Display Modes"
on page 31.
7. PTZ: Opens the PTZ control window. For details, see "PTZ" on page 34.
8. ZOOM: Starts/stops zoom mode for a selected channel. For details, see "ZOOM" on page 35.
9. LOG: Opens the Log File menu. For details, see "ZOOM" on page 35.
10. REC: Starts/stops Panic Recording Mode. For details, see "Panic Recording" on page 39.
11. Network Status: Shows the status of the network connection. A "X" between the two icons
indicates there is no network connection (see figure 5.3).
12. HDD Status: "OW" indicates disk overwrite is enabled. If Overwrite is disabled, a percentage
indicates how much hard drive space is currently being used. For example, if the Status Bar
displays "3%", it means that 3% of the hard drive is being used, with 97% free space.
• For details, see "Disk Manage" on page 75.
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NOTE: You must enter your user name and
password when logging off or powering off
the system.
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