Depending on the model, MOBOTIX cameras have a different set of LEDs on the front to inform you about different actions/states of the system. Open the LED Setup dialog to modify the LED behavior or to deactivate LED signals as a whole.
Open the General Event Settings dialog to modify the behavior of the LEDs that have been set to Event in this dialog.
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LED Main Switch |
The main switch controls the operating mode of the camera LEDs:
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Set all LEDs |
You can assign the same function to all LEDs: All other options correspond to the functions that you can select for the individual LEDs. For more detailed information, see the LED Signals help page.
NoteThe selected settings may be overruled temporarily by certain applications, e.g. while installing a software update. |
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IP Video Door Station only: Illumination LEDs |
This parameter allows setting different brightness levels for the illumination LEDs:
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IP Video Door Station only: Button Illumination |
This parameter allows setting different brightness levels for illuminating the camera buttons:
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IP Video Door Station only: External Illumination |
You can link an external source of light to the button illumination using a signal output:
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The MOBOTIX M15 has two LEDs:
Preset LED functions:
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The MOBOTIX D14D/D15 has four LEDs:
Preset LED functions:
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The MOBOTIX S14/S15 has two LEDs on the front of the camera casing. In addition, each external sensor module has two more LEDs:
Preset LED functions:
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External sensor module:
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Analog camera via MxDigitizer
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The MOBOTIX M24M/M25 has two LEDs:
Preset LED functions:
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The MOBOTIX D24M/D25/v25 has two LEDs:
Preset LED functions:
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The MOBOTIX Q24M/Q25/i25/c25/p25 has two LEDs:
Preset LED functions:
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The MOBOTIX IP Video Door Station has two LEDs:
Preset LED functions:
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You can assign a different signaling function to every LED:
Signal |
Meaning |
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Off |
The LED's signal feature is deactivated during regular operation. NoteThis setting will be ignored during camera startup. |
On |
The LED is on without interruption. |
Web Access |
The LED lights up when the camera's web server is being accessed. |
Accessing Live Images |
The LED lights up when the camera's live image is being accessed. |
Blink |
The LED blinks slowly. |
Flash |
The LED blinks rapidly. |
Arming |
The LED signals the arming state as set by the Arming LEDs parameter in the General Event Settings dialog (you may have to click on More to display this parameter). |
Event |
The LED signals events as set by the Event LEDs parameter in the General Event Settings dialog (you may have to click on More to display this parameter). |
Recording |
The LED is flashing while recording and is off when not recording. |
Ethernet |
The LED signals activity on the Ethernet interface. |
Camera |
The LED shows the activity of the image sensors. Slow blinking indicates long exposure times. |
VoIP |
The LED signals activity on an established VoIP connection. LED Signals When in VoIP Mode:
If a voice connection has been established using the VoIP (SIP) interface, the LEDs signal the following:
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PIR |
The LED indicates if an event has been triggered by the passive infrared detector. |
Signal Input |
The LED lights up when the signal input is active. |
Signal Output |
The LED lights up when the signal output is active. |
Serial interface |
The LED signals activity on the serial (RS232) interface. |
The option at the top is always the default option that is used if Set all LEDs has been set to Default.
Depending on the camera model, some of the listed features may not be available.
Parameter |
Description |
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PIR Threshold |
Define the trigger level for the passive infrared detector. NoteActivate the level meter in the Text and Display Settings dialog and select PIR Detector as source. The level meter helps you find the best possible trigger level for your application. |
Fare clic sul pulsante Imposta per attivare le impostazioni e salvarle fino al prossimo riavvio della videocamera.
Fare clic sul pulsante Default per caricare i valori di default di questa finestra di dialogo (opzione non presente in tutte le finestre di dialogo).
Fare clic sul pulsante Ripristina per annullare le modifiche piĆ¹ recenti che non sono state memorizzate in modo permanente nella videocamera.
Fare clic sul pulsante Chiudi per chiudere la finestra di dialogo. Durante la chiusura della finestra di dialogo il sistema verifica eventuali modifiche nella configurazione. Se le rileva chiede di memorizzare in modo permanente l'intera configurazione.