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Administrators can combine options on the application page to perform many useful security applications. To upload
the snapshots, users can choose either email or FTP according to the user’s needs. Both e-mail and FTP use the
network settings on the network page. This section describes how to enable motion detecting and record snapshots
to an FTP server.
Administrators can utilize the built-in motion detection to monitor any abnormal movement and then record the snapshots
to an FTP server.
Record Snapshots to your FTP server with Motion Detection
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In this window, follow the steps below to ensure that motion detection is correctly enabled:
1 Check “Enable motion detection.”
2 Click on “New” to have a new window to
monitor video.
3 Enter in a window name.
4 Tune the “Sensitivity” and “Percentage”
according to the local environment.
Combined higher sensitivity with lower
percentage gives you high sensitivity for the
motion detection.
5 Click on save to enable the activity
Next, click the Mail & FTP button under the Advanced tab to set the FTP server settings for the DCS-5220.
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The Default port is 21. To connect to an
FTP server, it is recommended that you
do not change the port number unless
your camera is behind a router. If your
camera is behind a router, you can assign
any port number to this field, but you must
enable port forwarding on the router.
Please refer to your router manual for
more information on port forwarding.
If you are going to upload snapshots
to an FTP server, you will need to fill in
the Domain name or IP address of your
internal/external FTP server such as
dlink.com or 192.168.0.123. (The server
name and IP address will vary
depending
on the user.) The following user settings
must be correctly configured for remote
access.
Specify the user name to access the
external FTP server (ex. John Smith).
Specify the password to access the
external FTP server (ex. 12345).
Specify the destination folder in the
external FTP server (ex. snapshot).
In this window, enter the settings for the FTP server you wish to upload the image to. Optionally, you can enter settings
for a secondary backup FTP server.
Local FTP server port:
1st FTP server:
1st FTP user name:
1st FTP password:
1st FTP remote folder:
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Specify the Domain name or IP address of your second external FTP server. This field is optional if
you have already filled in the information for the first FTP server.
Specify the user name to access your backup FTP server.
Specify the user password to your backup FTP server.
Specify the destination folder on your external backup FTP server.
2nd FTP server:
2nd FTP user name:
2nd FTP password:
2nd FTP remote folder:
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For detailed information about each setting, please refer to
Configuration > Advanced > Mail & FTP
in the section
titled “Using the DCS-5220 With an Internet Browser” (page
29). Click the apply button when finished.
Click the Applications button under the Tools tab and select
snapshot to set the application settings for the DCS-5220.
In this window, follow the steps below to set the application
settings for snapshots to be recorded to an FTP site:
1 Check the
Enable snapshot
box.
2 Select
Weekly schedule
and setup
Time
.
3 Select
Motion Detection
and check the motion
window name (in this case: Moto).
4
Set the delay to “take snapshots after event” to capture
the direction of the moving object.
5. Click
Send snapshots by FTP
and check “FTP put
snapshots with date and time suffix”.
6. Click the “Apply” button to save the settings.
Click the apply button when finished. You are now able to record snapshots to your FTP server when motion detection
is triggered.

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