When setting the areas to trigger motion detection, the screen is segmented into cells and is opaque redish. Is the clear cell motion or the opaque 1
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The opaque redish area will be the area that triggers the camera to record for motion.
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the recorded video and the on-screen stream are affected by the degree of light exposure. Not only the brightness degree but also affect the colours.
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No, I have not seen where there is a setting for this feature. The screen will light up and show all cameras if motion is detected. That is beneficial if you have the monitor near you.
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If you mean the screen on the camcorder itself, I do not remember it being reddish. The final video recording and playback quality may still remain unaffected by this though, so you might want to double check.
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if the illumination is off, the reticule is black, if it's on, it's red. There are also varying degrees of illumination so you can make it dimmer/brighter to suit your needs
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There were no patteries. It was motion activated as far as I could tell. I returned my product for that reason.
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Yes, it does. You can find it in the settings once you connect it to the PC... there are two options given - 0 & 1, for normal mode and for motion detection respectively. Change the settings as per your requirement/ convenience and save it as instructed. I haven't yet tested the motion detecting mode though have already set it in the setting background. It's always good to set it as per the need in advance ;)
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hi when you chose the motion detection , your camera will start recording as soon as there is a movement in front of the visual fields . and if you have two cameras (front and back) it will still work that way for both of them .
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Nop. the screen protector doesn´t affect the resolution or colors of the cell.
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If you are looking for a response from a technical perspective, I am unable to provide an answer for you. However, from a lamen's persepective, I was able to view the screen with no visual indication of the pixels. The images were all clear. I hope this is helpful.
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Camera Based Motion detection has always been problematic. the best ones let you set specific areas to monitor (like your desk rather that your whole office, or the gate and doorway rather that the whole back yard, etc). I haven't bought this one yet so I don't know if that feature is offered, but it is pretty standard.
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Dear Customer, Thank you for your interest in our product. There is no Indicating light for movement. Thank you. Best Regards, Soltech Security
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When dark the light is on all the time at a LOW level. When motion is detected the light is ON much BRIGHTER for about 10 seconds and then goes back to the LOW level once the motion is gone. Very important to have the unit mounted so it gets lots of SUN light during the day to recharge the batteries!
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Passive Infra Red... basically, the remote units send invisible light throughout the area you want to protect and reports, as an alarm, if the beam is broken. If you have pets, it's recommended to aim the sensors slightly above their height in the room, if possible. Motion activated lights require a separate transmitter to send the info to the base and turn on any lights you have plugged into it.
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Yes, it is a motion detector. But it only works when the light level is low. I wanted it to work anytime there was motion, so I put a piece of black tape over the photocell detector and it works fine. I just couldn't make it work the way the instructions said, and tech support couldn't help. Good Luck. Terry
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Hi George, Its motion activated, thats the only thing I use it for, If it is staying on for some reason then there is a defect
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I don't know if this description will help, but I would term the screen either a Light Matte or Semi-Gloss finish. When the TV is off and you're starring at a blank screen, if you're in a well lit room, you will see your faint reflection but it's a very soft reflection (no real detail). If you've ever sat at a desktop computer like a new iMac when the screen is blank you can see your reflection quite clearly (like on a lot of plasma TVs). The LN5600 screen is nothing like that. The room our TV is in has two large windows that run along the side of the wall about four feet away from the screen. When all the lights are on, or the window blinds are open they have no real impact on the visibility of the image on the screen. Now if the windows were directly behind me as I was watching the screen, you could have an issue without a doubt. My current problem is that I have a six foot tall lamp that sits off to the side of our sofa that faces the TV. In the evening when we're watching something, if what's playing is dark (like a night scene, or outer space) you can see the soft reflection of the light in the upper corner of the screen. This could be easily fixed by just moving the position of the lamp (or if the TV was mounted on a wall) just angling the tilt of the screen more steeply. My advice would be, as long as you don't have any light sources (aka, lamps, windows, etc.) that fall directly within a visual triangle that spreads from your screen out to where you'll be viewing you should be perfectly fine. Windows and lamp light that run along the peripheral of this imaginary triangle shouldn't cause you any real noticeable issues. Hope this helps. If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact me again. Best of luck!