Panasonic KX-UT670 Operating Instructions Manual

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5. On the [Auto Mode] screen, tap [PresetSequence].Note• Tapping [Cancel] returns you to the [CameraSettings] screen.Automatic TrackingYou can have the camera automatically follow a movingobject.1. On the Home screen, tap .2. In Network Camera Viewer, press .3. Tap [Camera Settings].4. Tap [Auto Mode].5. On the [Auto Mode] screen, tap [Auto Tracking].Note• Tapping [Cancel] returns you to the [CameraSettings] screen.Canceling Automatic Mode1. On the Home screen, tap .2. In Network Camera Viewer, press .3. Tap [Camera Settings].4. Tap [Auto Mode].5. On the [Auto Mode] screen, tap [Off].Note• Changing the viewing direction in NetworkCamera Viewer, such as by swiping or tappingalso cancels automatic mode.• If another user accesses the same networkcamera and cancels automatic mode orchanges the viewing direction, automatic modewill be canceled for everyone.Receiving Alarms fromNetwork CamerasWhen an alarm from a network camera (movementdetection, error, abnormality, etc.) is detected, this unitcan display the video feed from the camera that issuedthe alarm.Configuring an AlarmNotification1. On the Home screen, press .2. Tap [Settings].3. Tap [Network Camera].4. Tap [Alarm notification].5. Select a notification method:Pop up live screenA notification alarm will sound, and the videofeed from the camera that issued the alarm willbe displayed.Pop up live screen or status bar notificationA notification alarm will sound, and then one ofthe following will occur:a. If you are viewing a video feed from anycamera, the camera name + will bedisplayed in the status bar.b. Otherwise, the video feed from the camerathat issued the alarm will be displayed.Status bar notificationA notification alarm will sound, the cameraname + will be displayed in the status bar.6. Tap [OK].Note• To prevent the Network Camera Viewer fromswitching too frequently between video feedswhen several alarms are issued in a short timespan, an alarm disarm time is set (default: 2seconds). For details about the alarm disarmtime, see page 125.• The video feed that is displayed when an alarmis detected is the current video feed, not thefeed from the time the alarm was issued.• The video feed displayed in Network CameraViewer when an alarm is issued does notautomatically close, even after some time haspassed.Document Version 2012-02 Operating Instructions 69Network Camera