In the Recording menu, we can enable the recording function and specify where the clips will be saved; here we can also modify the recording profile, recording file size, enter the minimum HDD space that must be left free and available for use when recording, what to do when the storage media is full; in the same menu we can specify several Scheduling options:

In the Snapshot menu, we can send a snapshot or still image from the camera to an email or FTP server; the images can be sent when triggered by an event or non-stop; however, we can also specify the time when these images can be sent:

The Preset Position menu allows us to program a home camera view and programmable positions and save them for future viewing and recording (here we also can set the “patrol“ function, so the camera will continuously pass through the preset positions):

The Digital Output menu is used when we have devices connected on the Input/Output connector:

The SD Card menu displays information regarding the inserted card; in case no card is inserted, it will display “Card Invalid”:

In the Motion Detection menu, we can specify the area where motion detection will take place:

The Backup and Restore menu allows us to save our current configuration to the HDD, load a previously saved configuration, restore the camera factory defaults or reboot it:

In the Firmware Upgrade menu, we can see the currently installed software version, the product name, but also load a new firmware file and upload it, when it will be available on the TRENDnet website:

The Device Info menu allows us to see some information about the camera system and network settings

Finally, in the Log menu, we can find the logs recorded by the camera: