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19D-Link DHA-330 User Manual

Section 3 - CamPlayer Interface

Remote Viewing

1. Remote viewing timer

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You can view remote D-Life cameras with your CamPlayer. Remote cameras are cameras that are not local to yournetwork and are accessed through the Internet. For example, if you have the CamPlayer at home, a remote cameramight be a D-Life camera placed in your office.

Remotely viewed cameras can be viewed for 120 seconds at a time. When viewing a remote camera, a timer willappear at the top-right corner of your CamPlayer window.

You can manage which remote cameras your CamPlayer can view through the D-Life website. For more details, referto Section 4 - D-Life > Camera Feeds.


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Remote Viewing (cont.)

After viewing a remote camera for 120 seconds, the video feed will automatically end. If you want to continue viewingthe remote camera, simply press the button underneath the checkmark icon.

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31. Return to Main Menu2. Go to previous camera

3. Reconnect tocurrent camera

4. Go to next camera


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Motion Trigger Notification

If you have Motion Trigger Notification enabled (see Section 3 - CamPlayer Interface > Motion Trigger), the CamPlayerwill show a Motion Trigger notification at the top of the CamPlayer screen when motion is detected by one of your localD-Life cameras. The notification will show the name of the camera that motion was detected on. If motion was detected

on a camera different than the one you are currently viewing, you can use the buttons under the left and right arrowsto switch to that camera view.

Note: Your CamPlayer will only show Motion Trigger notifications for D-Life cameras local to your network. RemoteD-Life cameras across the Internet will not trigger Motion Trigger notifications on your CamPlayer.

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1. Current camera name2. Notification icon3. Name of camera where

motion was detected

4. Go to previous camera5. Go to next camera


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Clock ModeClock Mode allows you to view the current time in a digital or analog clock format.Press the buttons under the left or right arrows to rotate the main menu to Clock, thenpress the button under the checkmark to enter Clock Mode.

Digital Display Analog Display

1. Current Time2. Date3. Switch to Analog Display4. Return to Main Menu

5. Alarm Icon6. AM/PM or 24-Hour Icon7. Day of Week8. Go to Alarm Setup9. Go to Clock Setup

10. Current Time11. Switch to Digital Display12. Return to Main Menu

13. Alarm Icon14. Seconds15. Go to Alarm Setup16. Go to Clock Setup

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Setting the Time

2. You can adjust the hour, minute, 12/24 hour display mode, month, day, and year.Use the buttons under the left and right arrows to adjust each setting, and use thebutton under the checkmark to move to the next setting.

3. After you finish setting the time, press the button under the return icon to leaveclock setup mode and return to the normal clock display.

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1. Press the button under the clock setup icon to enter clock setup mode.

Note: If you do not see this icon, the CamPlayer may be set to Auto Sync mode.

Refer to Section 3 - CamPlayer Interface > Time for more information.

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Setting an Alarm

1. From Clock Mode, press the touch-sensitive button under the alarm settingsicon.

2. You can adjust the hour and minute of the alarm, and whether you want the alarmto be ON or OFF. Use the buttons under the left and right arrows to adjust eachsetting, and use the button under the checkmark to move to the next setting.

3. After you finish setting the time, press the button under the return icon to leaveclock setup mode and return to the normal clock display.

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Setup ModeSetup Mode allows you to adjust various settings of your CamPlayer. Press the buttonsunder the left or right arrows to rotate the main menu to Setup, then press the buttonunder the checkmark to enter Setup Mode.

Press the buttons under the left or right arrows to move to the different settings, thenpress the button under the checkmark to enter the settings screen.

1. Motion Trigger Settings2. Time Settings3. Return to Main Menu4. Go to previous setting

5. Screen Saver Settings6. System Info7. Go to next setting8. Select current setting

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Motion Trigger

When Motion Trigger is turned on, you will be notified when a local camera in theCamPlayers camera list detect motion. The notification is a small flashing icon with thecameras name on the top left corner of the LCD screen accompanied with a beep.

To enable or disable the Motion Trigger, use the buttons under the left or right arrowsto enable or disable Motion Trigger, then press the button under the checkmark tosave your changes and to return to Setup Mode.

ON: The Motion Trigger feature is enabled. OFF: The Motion Trigger feature is disabled.

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1. Cancel changes andreturn to Setup Mode

2. Toggle Motion

Trigger On/Off

3. Toggle MotionTrigger On/Off

4. Save changes and

return to Setup Mode


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Time

Here, you can adjust whether the clock sets itself with the first D-Life camera it detects, or whether you will set thetime manually.

To change between using Auto Sync and Manual adjustment of the clock, use the buttons under the left or right arrowsto select Auto Sync or Manual, then press the button under the checkmark to save your changes and to return to SetupMode.

AUTO SYNC: The CamPlayers clock will be synchronized with the first D-Life camera it finds.MANUAL: This will let you set the CamPlayers clock manually.

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2. Toggle between

Auto Sync and Manual

3. Toggle betweenAuto Sync and Manual

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Screen Saver

This screen sets the period of time the CamPlayer must be idle for before going into Screen Saver mode. ScreenSaver mode enters Clock Mode and dims the brightness of the screen to save energy. Pressing any button will leaveScreen Saver mode.

To change the amount of idle time before entering Screen Saver mode, use the buttons under the left or right arrowsto select an amount of time, then press the button under the checkmark to go back to Setup Mode.

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time settings

3. Toggle betweentime settings

4. Save changes and


10 mins: Screen Saver mode will start after 10 minutes idle. 20 mins: Screen Saver mode will start after 20 minutes idle. 30 mins: Screen Saver mode will start after 30 minutes idle.

1 hour: Screen Saver mode will start after 1 hour idle. OFF: This will disable Screen Saver mode.

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