Is recording on a loop? null

Yes, you can set the system to record on a loop and keep it in full-time record mode. However, it is designed to only record when triggered by infrared motion detection in 15, 30 and 60 second intervals.

This system is flexible and you can record manually, when motion is detected, continuously or scheduled. You can set the system to enable file overwrite or you can disable file overwrite which will stop recording when the SD card is full and you can manually delete files from the SD card or insert a new card.

“Is recording on a loop?”

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Yes, you can set the system to record on a loop and keep it in full-time record mode. However, it is designed to only record when triggered by infrared motion detection in 15, 30 and 60 second intervals.
Answered by HankBacon 9 years ago
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This system is flexible and you can record manually, when motion is detected, continuously or scheduled. You can set the system to enable file overwrite or you can disable file overwrite which will stop recording when the SD card is full and you can manually delete files from the SD card or insert a new card.
Answered by LorexbyFLIRSupportTeam 9 years ago
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