CAM LINE USER MANUAL
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1. Note Normal users can only change their own password not their permissions Only the System Administer can modify user permissions Delete User Select the user to be deleted and click the button to delete a user Only the System Administer can delete a user 36 Admin Setup Database Setup Here we define the disk and folder in which video files are stored Multiple disks with one folder per disk may be defined system setup DVR Address book Program Board Camera Host E mail User CayYoDatabase e s c program fles chateauxp database Yes Cancel Adding A New Database Click on and complete the following New database Name Name this database location Directory Click to select the disk drive and the folder in which video will be stored HDD reserved Space The minimum space that can be reserved on a disk partition is 1000MB The maximum is 9900MB For Cam XP systems reserve at least 1 of disk partition For Cam XRT MP4 orRT4 systems reserve at least 5 of the disk partition Recycle With recycle selected the oldest days worth of video will be deleted to make room for today s video Alarm when space not enough With this selected an audible alarm will be generated when the disk partition is full Select a warning sound any wav file by pressing Lo When the drive partition is full the system will play the warning sound Click to save your changes Note Only one d2. CAM LINE USER MANUAL 11 14 06 CAM v3 2 O VISION CONTROLS CORP 455 E Industrial Drive Bldg 2 P O Box 94 Hartland Wisconsin 53029 Technical Support 262 369 8798 Sales amp Service 262 369 8797 eFAX 312 602 1356 www visioncontrols net Vision Controls CAM Line User Manual O User Controls e Remote Software e Playback Controls O Technical e Admin Controls Vision Controls CAM Line User Manual Contents A Cover Page A User Controls 1 Live Display 2 Status Panel 3 Function Panel 4 Control Panel A Playback Preview Time Date Files Mode Player Controls Archiving to CD Using CAM CD Exporter Archiving to CD Using Roxio Drag to Disc ee A Admin Setup 1 Board Setup 2 Camera Setup 3 Host Setup 4 Email Setup 5 User Setup 6 Database Setup 7 My Channels Setup 8 Sound Bank Setup 9 Address Book Setup 10 Program Setup 11 E Map Setup 12 I O Setup 13 Vision Controls Server Setup A Technical 1 DVR Connections 2 Software Upgrades 3 Remote Software Setup User Controls Live Video Display Se fi beens E This icon signifies which camera is active selected Click on the selected camera this icon will be shown on the top right hand side of the selected camera s display OH Fo Program Mode Re ord This icon shows that the camera is under Schedule Recording Status H This
3. Play Alarm Sound Click select the sound selection dialog will pop up Select the desired sound file then click OKI iia Activate Local Recording and Remote Alarms Select the camera number the Input trigger alarm camera setting will then pop up O Start Recording If the selected camera is not set to do continous recording this option will start recording on the selected Back preset 47 camera O Trigger to preset A pan tilt dome camera can be set to jump to a pre defined preset upon the triggering of an alarm input You can designate a dwell time when this time has passed the camera will then return to the selected back preset Enable Output Port Upon the triggering of an input you can trigger a set output This can be used to control external devices Admin Setup Vision Controls Server To monitor a remote DVR s live display or to transmit an alarm through LAN Internet or Intranet the Vision Controls Server program must be used Starting the Vision Controls Serve Double click on the shortcut icon shown below or set the server to start automatically on boot Server The first time you run the Vision Controls Server the following dialogue box will appear The username and password entered at this time will be considered the system administrator Administer Setup Input User Mame Input Password m Contirm Password System Administer A system Administer owns the hi
4. Each capture board has 8 digital inputs and 8 digital outputs along with a watchdog functions Adding an I O device Click the button to add a new I O device Mame Device Type CAF20 Port COMI r Address i H Cancel 45 Devices can be separate into two types IO devices and PTZ camera Device name Give the device a name for easier identification Device type Select the type of I O device using this drop down Connect port Select the COM port you wish to use to communicate to the device Hexadecimal Address Enter the camera you wish to controls address in HEX When finish click the OK button to saved and exit the screen Setting up I O Device Double click the desired device to pop up the I O Device setting dialog Watchdog Function VGIO provides a watchdog feature This sends a reset S Enc welche signal to the PC main board If the computer locks up or Output port Preset point Output Port Signal Type Setup our application crashes this will send a signal to the PC to restart Select output port number the Output Port setup dialog will pop up Ouput port setup Output port name M Use for PTZ Port type signal 1 C signal 2 C pulsel C pulse C toggle Output 1 Pulse setup High period sec Low period sec Pulse number Cancel Output Port Name Setup the Output port name Use PTZ Control Select which PTZ control this output port w
5. Input trigger Cancel Mail Server The mail server name sender email address and recipient email address to be used are defined here You must provide or contract with someone to provide an email server and the necessary permissions to use that server This must be a server that supports the SMTP protocol Most email servers including Microsoft Exchange support this This should be the same process you would typically go through to obtain a personal email address from a public ISP or your internal company email support group E Mail From Enter the email address you ve been given for sending email in the preceding step This will let the recipient know who is sending this e mail A valid address is required it cannot be left blank E Mail To Enter the recipient s email address This must of course be a valid email address to facilitate delivery E Mail Retry time To accommodate network or server outages between the DVR and the email server the DVR will retry delivery until this value 1s reached Specify the number of times the DVR should retry delivery The default is three but should probably be much higher depending on your requirements and the reliability of the network and email server involved 33 E Mail Retry Interval This is the delay between email delivery retries The default is 60 seconds A much higher number is recommended The number of retries and the interval can be multiplied to calculate the period of time
6. Then click SELECT to select the map file The Map files have to be a BMP format the map resolution should be set at 640 x 480 New emap After this is finished click the button The Edit E Map dialog box will then pop up Edit E Map Select the E Map name then click the EDIT button 43 Emap edit map Add Camera To add a camera onto the map click Ea button on the left upper corner the cursor will then turn to a Move the cursor to the desired position and then click the left button of mouse to add the camera As illustrated above the red arrow points to the newly added camera After setting the camera the Properties dialog will pop up Camera Selection Double click the Lam button the camera properties dialog will then pop up as shown below Here you need to enter the correct Host DVR using the drop down list then select the corresponding camera Properties Host kd Board Boardi Camera Camera 1 Cancel Level Setting The level button is used to link additional maps together Select the D button on the left upper corner to add the level button to the map The cursor then turns to Move the cursor to the desired position and then click the left button of the mouse to add the level After adding the level icon the map level property dialog will pop up Map Level Selection Double click on the level button a drop down menu will then appear Use this menu to select
7. ie ip Define Custom Colors gt gt E video Configuration Video configuration Color control Brightness mon Contrast Al Saturation Click the button to display camera name recording time and current time as shown to the left Click the button again to hide the caption You may change the color of the caption on the selected camera by clicking the button the window to the left then appears select the desired color and then click the OK button This button lets you change the video configuration of a camera Click the button The video configuration dialog will pop up as shown to the left Simply drag the respective buttons to adjust the image s brightness contrast saturation and hue To return to the system to its default settings click the button User Controls Function Panel TERES for the buttons or main pane E Minimize The application will be minimizing after pressing this button A camera icon will be shown on the bottom right hand side of the Windows system tray Full Screen The image will be enlarged to a full screen display mode when pressing this button Press key to return to original screen SIZE Exit Exits the program and shuts down all recording Only System Administer can use the exit function E FEY Record Pressing this button will start recording on all active cameras 7 Stop Recording Pressing this button it will stop all video
8. of 1x Clicking to each point to the right of 1x will increase the speed from x2 x4 High Speed and Extra High Speed Clicking each point to the left of 1x will reduce the speed from 1 2 1 4 1 6 and 1 8 18 Playback Archiving to CD An incident has occurred and you now need to get the video into the hands of the proper personnel How do do this Simply follow the instructions bellow ACK ys the play button This will display the following search bar F Seach by tne Tuni Aug gt Host rome zj a E z Select search by time set a date and time relative to the start of the incident then press the button This will launch the player as illustrated in the picture below MIKE GMT 8 00 Playing 5 O E AOS A na ia o e a go z mit Once you have located the start of the incident you can create a clip of that incident To do this click the HEM button This will bring up a subset of controls as shown below CE 4 4 Bv amp SF To start the clip press the amp button This will create a tick mark on the scroll bar identifying where the clip has started Once this is done you can save the clip by pressing the E button This saves the video clip under the same date folder as the original file under a directory called Clip 19 To review the clip you just created press the button You can then close the player application Click the button in the lower left to return to th
9. this will copy that file to the CD The Player exe file will either be located on the desktop or in the C Program Files Cam SS XP directory When this process is completed the CD on the Roxio application will stop spinning You now have a preformatted Cam SS CD Using a pre formatted Cam SS CD Call 262 369 8797 if you wish to purchase Cam SS pre formatted CDs agua the Cam SS application click the playback button JA ye Then click the files mode button Files Mode This will bring up the Files Mode playback view 24 inn Delete Board CRETA E Video sine Bed Coral BAR PRE ee Wawili BLED fea DO FA Paio SEA Ly Pot Bay es a k amp Samhita 127 RODA D Chwina r D Ghana P Seachtytre Jl a p a i gt Mott name r E le From here you should click on the next to Cam SS Host then click on the next to the video folder then the desired date Next select the Video Clip or Picture folder then click on the file once to highlight it When the desired file s is highlighted click the export button This will bring up the following menu pees er Es er Cancel Drives ES e Roxio3 Please Input esport file name COOU004 208090815 Click Ok again to use the default name Then click the eject button on the CD Drive wait 1 5 minutes when the CD ejects the copy process is complete 25 Admin Setup Board Setup Click the EA
10. type of dome camera a maximum of 32 preset points can be set To set the preset points move the camera to the desired position and click the button on the PTZ control panel Auto Pan operation and setup PRR The auto pan function moves the camera horizontally between two Stat point Preset points Click button to the right of button on the PTZ em Pe control panel to pop up the dialog to enter the setting Specify the peed Speed l i ns Preset start stop points and the camera pan speed Click the OKI button to complete the setup Some dome cameras may not support the auto pan function The Cruise operation and setup Cruise setup EI Preset point Preset 6 X Delete Dwell time 5 sec Close Presetname Dwell time E Preset 10 E Preset3 3 MPreset5 5 MPreset6 5 After finishing setting up some preset points you can have the application cycle through those pre defined presets in a set pattern This is called Cruise Click at the right of the button on the PTZ control panel to open the Cruise Setup screen Select the first preset point and then enter the dwell time Next click the button to complete the setup Repeat this process for each preset you want to add to the Cruise tour Some dome cameras may not support these functions 11 Output Port Control Panel This control panel is used to control the output port for the associated DVR You can click MR arrow to sele
11. 2 2 Camera24 4 640x480 197Bytes 2004 05 06 04 05 07 17 16 59 04 05 07 17 16 59 Board2 2 Camera23 3 640x480 209Bytes 5 E notebook 04 05 07 17 16 59 O4 05 07 17 16 59 Board2 2 Camera22 2 640X480 173Bytes O4 fO5 07 17 16 59 O4 05 07 17 16 59 Board2 2 CameraZ1 1 640X480 185Bytes vgDatabase c 1 04 05 07 17 16 59 04 05 07 17 16 59 Boardif 1 Cameral44 640X480 26KB 2004 05 07 04 05 07 17 16 59 04 05 07 17 16 59 Boardi l Cameral3 3 640X480 26KB NSNGINTAPRSO NSNGINTAZARSO Rmardif1 Camerat f AdNX4AN 7KR The screen will be divided into a left and right section The left displays the date folders The right displays the saved video files In the files mode the folder levels are as follow Host The top level is the host name Database The second level is the database Date The third level is the date folder Host Name The fourth level still uses the name of the host This host name is the host where the video files were saved from File The fifth level consists of three folder names Video Picture Alarm and Clip Continuously video files are saved in the video folder The picture folder stores the snapshots The alarm folder stores the files created when an alarm was triggered The Clip folder stores any clips created When you have successfully found the video files there are several functions you can then use to manage these files EH Open File In the file mode 4 videos can be played simultaneously by hi
12. D button to enter System setup System Setup has tabs labeled Board Camera Host E mail User Database My Channels Sound Bank Address Book Program Emap and I O This chapter will cover the options available in these tabs Board Setup The Board tab appears as shown This example reflects a DVR with eight channels System setup DYR Address book Program Emap 0 Board Camera Host E mail User Database My channels Sound bank NTSC 640X480 C PAL 704x576 Board 1 Name oar HQ Recording speed 30 fps Full speed recording when alarm Board 2 Name Board2 HQ Full speed recording when alarm Recording speed 30 fps Board 3 Name Recording speed Board 4 Name Recording speed Cancel Video Standard This defines the type of camera and signal standard used NTSC or PAL The frame size for NTSC is 640x480 for XP cards and 704 x 480 pixels for MP4 cards The frame size for PAL 1s 704x576 Name The default board names are Board 1 Board 4 This name may be changed here as needed The name can be displayed as an overlay on the video and to simplify identification of the video source Recording Speed This sets the rate at which frame are captured 1n terms of Frames Per Second The frame rate can be reduced to decrease the disk storage requirements and increase the retention period for stored video XP boards have a frame rate that varies depending o
13. My Channels panel as follow e The user can then double click on any of his her pre created views Next click the button the live display for all associated cameras will then come up Click the button the cameras from the remote hosts will be stopped and displayed as idle e To change to another My Channels view simply double click on a different name and press the button The original My Channels view will continue to stream record unless the button was clicked prior to changing views gt PTZ Click the button this will bring up the PTZ control panel Direction Control The PTZ control panel provides 8 direction control Move the cursor to the button for desired direction and hold the left button of the mouse to perform the desired turn When the button is released the movement stops Some dome cameras may support only 4 direction control i e Up down right left 10 Iris Focus Zoom Control Move the cursor to the desired control button and hold the mouse on left button to perform the desired operation When the button is released the operation also stops The circles to right of Iris and Focus are used to activate the auto iris and auto focus control Some dome cameras may not support these functions Preset Point operation and setup Only pan tilt dome cameras support the Preset function Click the Mem button on the PTZ control panel the camera will then move to the preset point Dependant on the
14. amera voplaver exe Camera 2 Wednesday June 21 2006 9 08 59 ESE Bae SPS AE ee Camera 2 Wednesday June 21 2006 9 20 55 Camera 2 Wednesday June 21 2006 9 23 04 8 Here the user has the option to remove items to the burn queue or continue to add Include Player Software on CD _ Rename MM Exported Files additional video files by selecting them and clicking the Copy to Burner button CD Writing Wizard Clicking the Burn button will bring up the following menu Welcome to the CD Writing Wizard This wizard helps you write or record your files to a CD recording drive Type the name you want to give to this CO or just click Mest to use the name below CD name New files being written to the CO mill replace any files already on the CD if they have the same name Close the wizard after the files have been written 9 From this menu insert a blank CD and click gt Next gt Next gt Finish This will burn the copied video along with the player on a blank disc 253 If Using Roxio Drag to Disc To Create CD DVD Next click the minimize button located in the lower right hand corner This will take you to the standard windows desktop R g the arrow in the lower right hand corner to display all of the hidden icons o Double click on the CD z Recycle Bin A r n i T E NER05592 roxio Find the Player exe file and drag it to the CD
15. an trigger an alarm as you require Video lost may be reported when the source fails camera off cable cut cable disconnected or when the camera is in total darkness Enable Alarm Select this function to enable the Video Lost alarm function for this camera Once selected press the Setup button in the Alarm column to explore the available alarm notification options PTZ Control PTZ cameras can be controlled from the DVR or authorized remote clients An RS 232 to RS 485 provides the interface from the COM1 or COM2 port of the DVR to the camera The specific PTZ protocol Baud Rate and RS 485 address to be used are defined in the I O tab After being defined in the I O tab the definition is selected here by name to associate the camera with the PTZ control Image Setup Click the setup button and the Image setup dialog will appear Image setup Image quality Image Quality This lets you adjust the image quality by sliding the bar to the left or right High image quality low compression ratio and a larger video file sizes Low image quality high compression ratio and a smaller video file size Sensitivity This adjusts the sensitivity of alarm triggering based on image subject characteristics such as the image quality distance light and object SIZE Note High sensitivity may cause false alarms as well as increase the video file size When adjusting sensitivity consider the image quality and surrounding environm
16. another map Properties x Map map ox es 44 Admin Setup I O Setup Click System Setup from the Setup Functional Panel the system setup menu will pop up Select I O device and the following menu will show system setup DYR Board Camera Host E mail User Database Address book Frogram Emap Name Type Port Address Status E YGIDEI GIO YG oO Opened E pt PTCIOSHU COMI 1 Opened BMvGlob2 vGIO VG 1 Opened Delete Cancel RS232 RS485 interface I O device We support PT811 input device 8 ON OFF inputs 8 digital output modules address range 0x01 0xFF Each PT 811 s address must be different from that of any other PT 811 on the same COM port to avoid error 1n control Speed Dome Camera This system can simultaneously control up to 16 Pan Tilt dome cameras The camera brands that we support are as follow DynaColor CA720 speed dome camera Lilin PIH717X speed dome camera Pelco D or Pelco Pdome speed dome camera Mikami PTC103A speed dome camera Sensormatic speed dome camera RS422 Interface Phillips CSS speed dome camera Requires Philip s own RS232 485 converter Other converters might not be able to connect and control the Phillip s camera SamSung speed dome camera Panasonic WV_CS850 speed dome camera The address range for each speed dome camera 1s different please refer to its user s manual for address setting and control signal connection details VGIO
17. arm el DriveBy el Police click Drumo1 Rinain barmm Drumz piaio1 Drumo3 File name Files of type Wave Files wav v Cancel After a sound file is selected Click Open then it will return to the following screen New sound EI Name alam yi File C Program Files ChateauxP Sound Alam way Ok Cancel Click to ensure the selected file is a right one Then Click OKI to complete the setup Admin Setup Address Book The Adress Book can store remote telephone numbers or remote IP address that can be used other places within the application System setup DYR Board Camera Host Email User Database Mychannels Soundbank Address book Program Emap 1 0 Name Type Phone No P New S mike Server 192 168 16 18 Edit Delete Adding a New Entry To Address Book To add a new entry to the address book click the following dialogue box will appear Mew address Name Type P Phone No IF EAA 40 Adding a new server Select Server from Type field and then type the IP address into the field Phone No IP address Finally click button to finish the setup Mew address Mame contral center Type Server Phone Mo P q23 123 123 123 Cancel Adding a remote IP Remote IPs are used to send remote alarms to Select Remote IP on the Type pull down list Verify that the name 1s identical to the machines ac
18. atabase location can be defined in each disk partition To improve the reliability of your system do not create video partitions on the operating system drive or use it for recording video This will lessen the wear on and possibly lengthen the life of that drive 37 Admin Setup My Channels Setup The My Channels Feature allows a user to create a customized view consisting of multiple cameras from multiple DVRs System setup DVR Address book Board Camera Host Program Emap 0 E mail User Database My channels Sound bank Delete Ok Cancel Creating a new My Channels Select to add a My Channels The Add New My Channel dialog will be pop up as below New my channels Name m Content m Position B E D E F G H J K L M N O P Record r o gd DD Cee TO ay ty 1 Name Name used to setup My channels combination 38 2 Content Notes field 3 Split screen This is used to define how many video windows the display will consist of 4 divisions A B E and F 9 divisions A B C E F G I J and K 16 divisions All 16 positions from A P 4 Record This is to set whether the monitoring video will be recorded locally and saved 5 Host This is used to define which Host DVR you want to the selected camera resides on 6 Camera This menu is used to select a specific camera to add to the My Channels view Content This is an ad
19. audio recording Raios Log In Out When running the application the user s password 1s required before one can perform the applications functions When a user needs to be away and does not want others to have access to the system he she may logout of the system first After this is done all the system functions will not be accessible When a user logs out the application will automatically display as a full screen image The user will then need to press the button to re login The login dialogue box will then again appear After the correct password and user name is entered the user controls will then be brought back up i Playback By pressing this button the playback functional panel will appear as shown below The Playback panel will be explained in detail in the Playback section Displayed or Hide function panel button When you click this button the first time the function panel will be displayed as below memeS BEE pics Click this button again to hide the function panel as shown below Ro Remote Access Allow linking to Cam XP host site Auto Scan The live camera displays will be enlarge one by one automatically and displayed when this button is clicked This will not influence the recording 3 System Setup Setting of the System Please refer to the Admin Setup section for more detail Alarm User Log This button brings up a log of users who logged in and out and camera alarms E map Click button the foll
20. camera s should display on the monitor after booting 54
21. ccess Camera selection W BIC lv Bic W BICS BICA M B2C1 Iw B2C2 V B23 Iv Boca M 8301 IY ESC IY B3C3 IY B3C4 BAC M Esc i B4C3 IV B4C4 Cancel 35 Complete the User Info gt User Name Enter the user name gt Password Enter the password gt Confirm Enter the password again for confirmation m Audit settings control the features available to this user To grant access to specific features select one or more of the following gt Start Grant access to Start Recording and Stop Recording gt System Grant access to System Setup and Video Configuration gt Guard Grant access to Unmask Audio and Snapshot gt Log Grant access to Alarm Log and User Log gt Playback Grant access to Playback Search Load Picture Text and Text Color gt VO Grant access to I O device control gt PTZ Grant access to PTZ controls gt E Map Grant access to E Map gt Remote Access Grant access to remote monitoring gt Camera Selection Grant access to the selected camera If the camera is not selected here it will not be visible to this user Stored video for restricted cameras is still available When complete click to save your changes The next time this user logs in these permissions will be in effect Note User permissions are the same for local and remote users Editing User To modify passwords or permissions select the user name and click Edit
22. clicking this button you may capture still images during playback If there is caption text on the video the captured images will contain the caption text information The captured image 1s stored in a BMP or JPG format amp Start Video Clip Clicking this button during video playback will mark the start of a video clip event This time will become the start of the video clip eos I Il a ol I I I I I I I I I I I 17 4 End Video Clip Clicking this button during video playback will mark the end of a video clip This time will become the end of the video clip as I 1 dil I I 1 bi I Save the Video Clip Clicking on this button will save the current video clip Playback clip After the video clip has been saved clicking this button will replay the clip Caption Click the 8 icon the playback window shows the name of the board camera the starting time ending time and current time 5_ Caption Color Click the 5 icon the user can change the color of the caption amp Zoom In You may click this button to enlarge an image from its current size Each click will enlarge the size by 25 up to the 200 amp Zoom Out You may click the button to reduce an image from its current size by 25 down to 100 End Click this button to stop playback and close the player Fast playback and slow playback to the left 1s the control panel for playback speeds The middle setting plays at a speed
23. ct an then click the output point name to turn that output on off manually Output ports are generally used to control external I O devices 12 Playback Preview An easy way to play back recent video 1s to use the preview feature To do this select the desired camera by left clicking on 1t Then click the right button of the mouse and select Preview The following will show Play video time il minutes before 2004 05 07 17 12 04 Cancel Enter the amount of minutes the user desires to go back Time range for preview is 1 99 minutes If there is no corresponding recorded video the system will automatically search for the earliest file for playback in the time range When there is no valid recorded file saved due to a short recording time or when there is not a video file in the appointed time an invalided messages will be shown While remote monitoring the preview function will only be available if the user selects record as opposed to monitor only 13 Playback Time Date In the following description you will be able to find the saved video file and load picture function as follow 5 1 io Video Playback Click i button The system panel will switch to the playback panel as shown below From here a user can search for the video files they want to playback but they will need to input the Host ID and the search option Playback Modes Search By Date Use this mode to search for video files by date
24. ditional notes field Admin Setup Sound Bank The sound bank is a collection of sounds the application can use for alarms or other event notification System setup DYR Address book Program Emap 170 Board Camera Host E mail User Database My channels Sound bank New C Program Files Chateau lt P S ound4hhh way Yes C Program Files ChateausP Sound Airaid WAY Yes Edit C Program Files ChateauXP4S ound 4larm way Yes C Program Files ChateauXP S ound Click way Yes Delete C Program Files ChateauP Sound Darmm way Yes Ta C Program FilestChateauxP S ound Digi01 way Yes x C Program Files Chatea PS Sounds Digi02 way Yes Preview C Program Files Chatea PSS ound Digi03 wav Yes C Program Files ChateauxP Sound DriveBy WAY Yes C Program Files ChateauXxP S ound Drum01 WaAY Yes C Program Files ChateauXP Sound Drum02 WAY Yes C Program Files ChateauXxP Sound Drum03 WAY Yes C Program Files ChateauP Sound DrumO4 way Yes C Program Files ChateauXxP S ound LA4SER WAY Yes C Program Files ChateauxP Sound Police WAY Yes C Program Files ChateauxP Sound FRingln WAY Yes New Sound To add a new sound file click Sound and the following dialogue box will appear New sound Name Preview File Select Cancel First give a name to the sound file and then click to choose a sound file 39 Look in Sound c E EJanhh Es Digioz amp s Drumos E airraid ElDigios EJLASER el Al
25. e EELE 1 Week Ee ee BET Weeks Camera 3 Camera ff Camera ll gf Camera 15 C C g C 12 BC 16 T E Camera Camera Camera Camera Remove All 5 Once a time frame 1s selected the user can then select which cameras they want to search upon mun the checkboxes as shown below Refresh Rangel Search Video Camera5 Camerad ff Camera 13 m Camera6G Camera 10 Camera 14 Camera Camera ff Camera ll 9 Camera 15 Te 4 Hc 8 HC 12 HC 16 ES E J Mi Camera 4 Cameras Mf Cameral2 e Remove Remove All 6 TESE on Find Video will then display the search results for the specified camera s as shown below Camera Date Time Camera DRE dune 21 2006 REA m 59 Camera 2 Include Player Software on CD Rename fa Exported Files Remove Remove All All 21 7 From this menu a user can review the displayed video by double clicking on the video file To toggle through the video easily click the View button and select Player This will load all of the playback controls The user can then use the slider bar to quickly scroll through the video file as shown below File View Setup Tools Help we i We eat E 7 To get back to the exporter application double click on the CD icon 1n the upper left hand corner The user can then select a file and choose to copy it to the burn queue by clicking the Copy to Burner button t ZZ C
26. e main screen If Using CAM CD Exporter To Create CD DVD Vision Controls has updated its CAM software with a CD Exporter application This application was designed to simplify the CD burning process on all CAM DVRs The application is installed on all DVRs that shipped after Jul 1 2006 Using the CAM CD Exporter Plug In The application runs in the upper left hand corner of the CAM software 1 To open the application double click on the CD icon in the upper left hand corner 2 This will open the menu interface shown below pying 2 of 1 Files Please wait Quick Range 6 21 2005 12 00 00AM Today End Date Time Refresh Range _ 672172006 3 25 00 AM amp Search Video l CameraS ff Camera 9 Camera 13 fi Camera 6G Camera 10 9 Camera 14 Camera 3 Camera i Camera ll jg Camera 15 C P C HC 12 BC 16 geese EELEE RELEE Camera eer Remove Remove All Find Video Today Refresh Range Search Video Search Clips Camera S ff Camera 13 Camera 10 ff Camera 14 Camera3 Camera ff Camera ll gj Camera 15 C 4 HC 8 HC 12 BC 16 fl Camera fl Camera fl Camera EELEE Remove di 20 4 Quick range can also be used to easily select a time frame note this will auto adjust the start and end time neo Quick Fenda E G 121 72006 12 00 00 AM Today 6 Hours 12 Hours End Date Time 672172006 3 25 00 AM Available Cameras See Pe
27. ect BiC1 Bic2 PRN BIC4 B2C1 B2c2 E B2C4 E E E gi E E je j Cancel Enter start date time and end date time into the From and To fields respectively When entering the date time you may type them directly into the fields or click the up down arrows to the right of each one of the fields Select Repeat Mode One selection only Only Once Every Day Every Week or Every Month Note If the desired schedule time crosses 12 00 is recommended to split the schedule into two Split PM6 00 00 AM9 00 00 into PM6 00 00 PM11 59 59 And AM12 00 00 AM9 00 00 Recording Mode Recording Normal recording mode Audio Recording Simultaneous audio recording with the video recording Snapshot It makes the system take snapshots at a predetermined time interval Interval This is the time interval for snapshots Default is set at 10seconds Camera selection This is to select the required cameras for the above schedule for recording 42 Once a user clicks OK the newly created program will be activated Admin Setup E map Setup The E Map feature 1s used to create an interactive map of camera positions and DVRs system setup DVR Board Camera Host E mail User Database My channels Sound bank Address book Program Emap 0 Emap Add an E map Click the button then the Add New E Map dialog will pop up Firstly enter a map name ex 1 floor center court etc
28. ental conditions to avoid false alarms Number of the changed pictures This defines how many consecutive frames must contain motion to trigger an alarm One is sensitive whereas ten is less sensitive 28 29 Admin Setup Host Setup The following setup menu will appear when Host 1s selected Address book Program Emap 0 Board Camera Host E mail User Database My channels Sound bank Automatically options Modem dial timeout fi z ZEC Wher startup my computer 30 Automatically launch Cam 55 xP Modem answer timeout fi 2 SBC gt 30 When run Cam 55 sF video file length eu mir W Automatically record gt 10 lt 60 teml un Eem EE SE Auto scan interwal 30 ZEC M Automatically connect to server guto logout Cam 55 xP jo mirn When close Cam 55 xP Automatically power off the system O min dizable auto logout Automatically reset the system Soft auto reset system P Automatically reset the system Setup Live audio I Water mark IY Display encoding status Optional warming sound Host last Select sound Local login Fail Remote login Fail W Web camera service TY out display mode Auto scan Guad f E channels My channels auto scan 30 lato cos When I startup my computer Automatically launch Cam SS XP Automatically start the DVR application Cam SS XP MP4 RT4 after a reboot When I run Cam SS XP Au
29. er User Mame Old Password New Password Confira Password The Connection Contents Click on the 85 MIKE Local Server button this will show all of the active users connected to this Vision Controls Server ie Connections Ra STRDO10306 Local Server Exiting the Vision Controls Server To exit the server the program will demand that the user input his her password as a confirmation in order to avoid accidental or unauthorized termination IP Management A The IP Management feature is used to manage who is allowed access pepe to the server Click IP Manage and select setup Shield the IP adresses listed below eae ee IP Management modes are as follows 1 Shield the IP address listed below IP addresses listed here are the only IP addresses not allowed connect to the server Under this mode all other IP address are allowed to connect to the server 2 Open the IP address listed below IP addresses listed here are the IP addresses allowed to connect to the server Under this mode only the IP addresses listed here are allowed access all other IP address will not be allowed to connect to the server Open IP Type Add Click the button the Add IP address list dialog will pop up as shown below 50 Type Local Host Local Host EE Local Host Server IP i E i Cancel Host IP D SD MO 220 Remote Host The new IP address can be broken into 3 categories Local Host Mea
30. era24 ve Ddr No ptz contol Setup eg 2 0 oy a eS ed a a a FU Ferry TA c j a SA E FEF y ce ENN EEE sa i FIO EEFE A i Fi EERE sa All camera enable R Record D Display A Audio L check video Lost All alarm enable F All record F All display F All audio F All check 4 q lt a dd 4 allaa lt lt ee xI 4 xI AR EnaA as ee ne es oe a PAPER i Each camera is uniquely defined with these options Camera Tab Options Camera Name A user can set the camera name for easier identification of the camera when viewing live or searching through old video R Enable Video Recording Select this to record video on this channel When Display is selected but Record isn t live video will still be visible on the DVR and any remote clients connected D Display Video Image Select this to display live video on the DVR and remote clients When Recording is selected but Display isn t the word Working will be displayed on the DVR and any remote clients connected to the DVR A Enable Audio Recording Select this to record audio XP boards support two 2l channels of audio while XRT MP4 and RT4 cards support four A special breakout cable unique to each card type is required to connect the audio input channel These cables have a female RCA jack for each input L Check Video Lost Select this to automatically detect the loss of a video image Video lost will be displayed on the screen and c
31. g based on date time may be increased The difficulty of file management may also increase with the number of files Large files may not be optimal either if they will be accessed remotely over a slow network connection The general consensus is that the optimal file length limit is 60 minutes Auto Scan Interval Scan mode allows a user to automatically cycle between enlarged views of the cameras at a fixed time interval The Auto Scan Interval defines how long each camera will be enlarged and displayed when using Scan mode The default time is 30 seconds Click the ce button at the bottom of the window to start stop Auto scan Live Audio This enables audio processing system wide The inputs on the breakout cable are color coded and specifically associated with certain channels cameras In the Camera Tab the audio setting for the appropriate camera must be selected to enable recording for that camera actually RCA inputs With Board 1 as an example XP Board Red Cameral1 White Cameral2 XRT MP4 RT4 Board Red Camera 11 White Cameral2 Black Cameral3 Yellow Cameral4 Water mark When selected the recording will include a visible watermark The watermark will be visible when displaying live or recorded video or snapshots The purpose of the watermark is to preclude alteration of video clips or snapshots Depending on the degree of contrast in color between the background image and the watermark it may not always be easil
32. ghest access privileges and can add or delete all users as well as edit current users access rights Note Make sure you keep the administrators username and password if for some reason the system administrator forgets his her password you will need to re install the Vision Controls Server application Basic Vision Controls Server User A basic user can only start the Vision Controls Server program not add or delete any users 48 Login Logout Before you leave the computer we suggest you logout Vision Controls Server program To do this click on File gt Logout Adding a New User Click File command and a pull down menu will be show as follows Shutdown Server Connect Other Server Logout User Information Auto Start Exit Click User Information to open the User Information window User Information Click mouse on the right button to add a new user and the Add user dialogue box will appear as follows Add new user User Name Password Confirm Password Enter the user s name password and confirm password Click to finish the setup and to exit the add user window Editing and deleting a user The System Administer can click directly on the desired user m the tree structure and then click the right button of the mouse on it Then the Edit user and Delete user menus appear The System Administer can reset the user s password or delete the user completely 49 Edit us
33. ghlighting them then clicking on the button E Download Select the video files from another host s database by clicking the button you will then be able to transmit these video files to the database on your local computer E Export Select the file you wish to export then click the button Next select the folder drive you wish to export the video files to then click the OK button E Delete To delete a video file s highlight the file s then click the delete button E Close Click Close to exit the files mode 15 Playback Player Controls DYR GMT 8 00 2004 05407 Playing _ The playback window consists of four parts including Message area Includes the relevant information such as host name time zone and operating status DYR GMT 8 00 2004 05 07 Playing X Host Name and Time Zone Recording date for Video File Operating Status Includes playing pause stop etc Video Playback Includes the information such as time board names and camera names Displays the start date time of the file Displays the end date time of the file Display the date time of the current display Playback Time Scroll Bar This displays the relative time position of the current display in the video file You may speed up the playback by dragging the time pointer using mouse or by the skip prev next buttons _ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Playback control panel When
34. icon shows that there is an alarm on the corresponding camera This icon shows that the camera is under Recording Status The icon will not be shown when the camera 1s under Monitoring only mode This icon shows that Live Audio playback is active on the selected camera If you select a motion detection area by clicking on the original point holding the left button of the mouse dragging it to the desired point and then releasing the button the system then undertakes motion detection against the selected area The mask area in the photo on the left is the motion detection area The green color frame means that no alarm is triggered In the left photo the detection area is shown in red color this means that an alarm is triggered The detection area in the photo on the left 1s shown in blue color to show that the mask detects motion but not enough motion has taken place to trip the alarm camera is working but the view is not displayed recording still and when the camera is not connected video lost Resizing the Video Display Window To resize a live video display window double left click on it The will blow the window up to 640 x 480 double left click again to bring it up full screen double left click again to bring it back to its original size User Controls Status Panel The Status Panel is located in the bottom middle portion of the application Click the left mouse button once
35. ill use then select what you want the camera to do up down left right zoom in and zoom out etc Port Type O Signal 1 Low to high Off to On Defaulted 46 O Signal 2 High to low On to Off O Pulse 1 Positive pulse O Pulse 2 Negative pulse O Signal 3 Toggle Signal 3 toggle is for switching the external device ON and OFF If the external device is ON user can control the output port to turn it OFF If the external device is OFF user can control the output port to turn 1t ON Pulse setup O High Period The default frequency is 1 second while the upper limit is 999 seconds Low Period The default frequency is 1 second while the upper limit is 999 seconds O Pulse number The default number is 1 while the upper limit is 99 OK Click OKI to confirm Input Port Mode Setup Click on an input point number the input port mode dialog will pop up Input port setup Input port name Input 1 Port type Alarm C Alarm function switch Activate by scheduled table When input port was triggered Play warning sound l Start recor ding F Alarm output port Cancel Input port Name Setup the input port name Port Type Trigger mode selection O Alarm Switch Manually trigger an alarm O Trigger alarm When an alarm signal is detected it will trigger the set alarm action Activate by a scheduled table This input port can be set to only be active during scheduled time periods Lge x
36. including year month and day Search By Time Use this mode to search for video files by the start end date and time including year month day AM PM hour minutes and seconds Search By Camera Only the cameras which had saved video files can be selected If no files is linked to a given the camera the dialog box next to that camera will be greyed out Note A maximum of 4 cameras can be chosen at one time After selecting the searching parameters click the button to play CAM SS GMT 19 00 2004 10 29 Playing x 14 Playback Files Mode Files Mode button on the Playback Panel will bring up the Clicking the S following screen Download Export Delete Close File length Start time ChateauXP Host 3 DVR 04 05 07 17 17 00 04 05 07 17 17 01 Board2 2 CameraZ4 4 640x480 197Bytes E voDatabase c 04 05 07 17 17 00 04 05 07 17 17 01 Boarda 2 Camera23 3 640X480 209Bytes j 04 05 07 17 17 00 04 05 07 17 17 01 Board2 2 Camera22 2 640x480 173Bytes 2004 05 07 04 05 07 17 17 00 O4f 05 07 17 17 01 Board2 2 CameraZi 1 640X480 185Bytes dvr 04 05 07 17 17 00 O4 05 07 17 17 01 Boardi l Cameral4 4 640X480 26KB S 04 05 07 17 17 00 O4 05 07 17 17 01 Boardi 1 Cameral3 3 640x480 26KB z 04 05 07 17 17 00 04 05 07 17 17 01 Boardi 1 Cameral2 2 640x480 27KB Log 04 05 07 17 17 00 04 05 07 17 17 01 Boardi 1 Camerali 1 640x480 28KB Alarm 04 05 07 17 16 59 04 05 07 17 16 59 Board
37. method to check the directories under C Program Files Vision Controls we assume it is the directory selected in previous installation Note In order to prevent abnormal execution of the new version of software it is recommended that all of the configuration files located in the C Program Files Vision Controls directory be deleted Installing an updated version of software Before installing Chateau application software please ensure that the driver files for the capture board have been updated to the correct rev 1 Log into the Windows OS 2 Put the installation CD into your CD Rom drive The latest version can also be downloaded from our website http www visioncontrols net 3 Double Click the Software button and then double Click Setup exe The following installation picture will appear on the screen InstallShield Wizard Em Preparing to Install E Vision Controls amp P Setup is preparing the InstallShield Wizard which will guide you through the program setup process Please mail Checking Operating System Version Cancel 4 Follow the instructions and select the button to continue the installation Note Installation programs will inform whether your computer needs to restart after the installation 52 5 After the above installation is finished Vision Controls will appear in the Program Folders Menu as illustrated below Streaming Microsore Winks Activator Antispyware Windows XP Pr
38. n the number of channels in use and the amount of motion on those channels Due to this and the fact that XP cards have a maximum capacity of 30FPS per card they have a practical limit of 7 8FPS per channel when all channels are in use If a lesser number of channels are in use 26 the maximum FPS may reach 10 To strictly limit the frame rate for the channels on an XP card the FPS must be set at 7 or less XRT MP4 and RT4 cards have a full capacity of 30FPS per channel Lowering this value will reduce the frame rate on all channels on that board High Quality Recording HQ When High Quality Recording is selected image quality is improved while disk storage requirements increase dramatically Exit Click to save your changes Admin Setup Camera Tab Complete the Camera tab before beginning to record Select the cameras channels you would like to use give them each a meaningful name and select RDAL Record Display Audio and check video Lost as required System setup DYR Address book Program Emap 120 Board Camera Host E mail User Database My channels Sound bank _ Camera name RDAL PTZ control Image Alarm Cameral1 VT MW ptz Setup Cameral2 vir No ptz contol Setup Cameral3 MMF lv No ptz contol Setup Cameral4 Vil lv No ptz contol Setup Camera21 Vil iV No ptz contol Setup Camera22 MMI lv No ptz contol x Setup Camera23 vil iv No ptz contol Setup Cam
39. ns the local host connected to the same server Remote Server This means the remote server you want connected to the local server this feature is used to chain multiple Vision Controls Servers together as shown below Remote Host This means the remote host connecting to a different server By using the Connecting to other Vision Controls Server feature from the server application you have the ability to chain two different networks together as shown below This can let the hosts in a different network communicate and transmit files or live video streams from one network to another through CAM application Firewall Port open EIN Te VOR 28 48100 48101 48103 DMZ 61 111 16 68 TO 192 168 1 10 ES outer i i Firewall Port open 48100 48101 48103 DMZ 211 72 124 29 TO 192 168 16 222 B outer Server 192 168 16 222 iP p 192 168 1 1 Server 192 168 1 10 51 Technical Software Upgrades With the most updated version of Vision Controls software please follow the steps below to upgrade your software Uninstall the old version Use the Add Remove Programs application located in the Control Panel program folder in the Windows to remove the previous version of software Select the Vision Controls Application then click the Remove R icon to remove the program The image and configuration files are not actually removed during the process of uninstalling The user may use File Explorer
40. ofessional a d EmpirePoker amp Set Program Access and Defaults Es Windows Catalog W Windows Update WinZip Programs Documents Settings Search Help and Support Run Shut Down E Microsoft Power yi J MICUT TUSUIL AIILIopywa re Mm Microsoft Office fan Spybot Search amp Destroy fn G Player fm Vision Controls RT4 E Whizlabs E winx T WinRAR m winzip a Internet Explorer YI MSN Explorer A Outlook Express p Remote Assistance Windows Media Player 8 Windows Messenger Yahoo Messenger on a E Network Places E 4 Microsoft Of 2 Microsoft 53 Technical DVR Connections 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 910 11 12 1 AC Power Socket 7 Speaker Output 2 Power Switch 8 RJ 45 Ethernet Port 3 PS 2 Mouse Port 9 S Video Output 4 PS 2 Keyboard 10 VGA Video Output 5 USB Ports 11 Camera Audio Inputs 6 Serial Port 12 BNC Camera Inputs Setup Instructions e Connect the power cord to the AC power socket 1 e Connect the keyboard and mouse to the correct ports 2 3 e Connect the ethernet cable if necessary 8 e Connect the monitor s to the corresponding port s 7 9 e Connect the camera s to the BNC Camera Inputs 12 e Camera lis located in the lower left camera inputs are ordered bottom to top left to right e Make sure the power switch is in the on position I 2 e Press the toggle power button located on the front of the DVR e All
41. over which the DVR will retry delivery Make this realistic depending on the reliability of the email server and the network involved Mail Server Authorization If the email server you will use requires login via username password prior to sending email enter it here If the mail server does not require a login for sending email leave this blank Modem Connection If the mail is to be delivered through a modem connection you must first define the modem in Windows Dial Up Networking Now the modem definition is available in the Connection select menu and you can enter associated username and password for the dial up service When an alarm is triggered the DVR will establish the dial up connection deliver the email automatically and disconnect when complete Camera Trigger Here you can activate the delivery of video clips and or snapshots by email These deliveries are triggered by motion alarms on selected cameras To enable this feature select the desired camera and content type video clip and or snapshot O Camera Selection Cameras with the alarm function activated in the Camera tab will be available for selection If the camera is selected here without V or P selected the email will be sent with the alarm text only O V Sending Video Clips V stands for Video Clip When V is selected video clips generated will be sent via email The length of the video clip is defined in the alarm setup for the camera in the Came
42. owing E Map dialog will be show Double click on the camera logo on e map It will switch to the main picture of the correspondence computer host Right click on the camera to the see the camera s properties As shown on the left hand side of the above picture this tree form graph is used to select the e maps for different level when there are 2 or more e maps Camera Logo explanation E Grey Camera light on indicates that the camera is recording E Grey Camera Light off indicates that the camera is idle E Grey Camera and a Stop sign indicates that there might be a faulty setting for host name Board ID or camera ID Green Camera Light on indicates that the selected camera is recording Green Camera Light Off indicates that the camera is idle m bh Exclamation mark indicates that an alarm has been triggered Shut down all audio outputs from the sound card caused by an User Controls Control Panel The following Bj Q buttons in the control panel are used to change to the different panels as shown below 8 Host Click the 8 button to change to Host control Panel or when under the My Channel control panel select the last page next page The Host Panel is used to switch between networked DVRs Q My Channel On the bottom of the host inside the main screen there is an up and down arrow by clicking the A or M buttons the panel will change from the Host panel to the
43. pressing the ERES button the extended function panel will be shown as below Press the button again to hide this extended functional panel Each playback function button is described as follows 16 Stop This 1s used to stop playback gt Play This button functions the same as the Play button of a traditional video player When clicking this button during fast or slow playback the playback speed returns to normal Pause This button functions the same as the Pause button of a traditional video player By clicking this button during playback the playback pauses To continue the playback re click this button or the play button Backward Search This button functions similar to the Rewind button of a traditional video player Click this button and the video will skip backward for a number of frames 160 frames Forward Search This button functions similar to the Fast Forward button of a traditional video player Click this button and the video skips forward for a number of frames 160 frames Forward with single Image When this button is clicked the video will move forward a single frame each time The video will be paused until the play button is clicked Backward with single Image When this button is clicked the video will move backward a single frame each time The video will be paused until play button is clicked Then the playback speed will be back to normal rb Snapshot By
44. ra tab P Sending Snapshot P stands for Picture which is a snapshot from the video When P is selected snapshots generated will be converted from bmp into jpg files reduced in size and included in the email sent The number of snapshots is defined in the alarm setup for the camera in the Camera tab Input Trigger With this selected an email will be generated when an Input on the VGIO I O interface is closed This refers to a contact closure on the ten pin header on the capture card Further information on the proper use of this interface is available from Vision Controls upon request 34 Admin Setup User Setup Select the User tab in System setup The red colored head represents the System Administer name chosen the first time the application was started System setup D R17411 xj Address book Program Emap 10 Board Camera Host E mail User Database My channels Sound bank amp user 2005 02 01 07 14 13 Edit Delete New User Setup Select to add a user The User Info dialog will appear Only the System Administer can add delete or edit a user E User info Username Password Contirm o Audit J Iv Start Start Stop W System System setup ideo configuration W Guard Unmask Audio Snapshot W Log Alarm log U ser lag W Playback Flayback Search Load picturesT ext T ext color Iw 1 0 I O operation W PTZ PTZ operation M E map E map operation W Remote a
45. to hide the status panel as the picture below Click the left mouse button again to display the status panel as below Host Scan Current Time Camera Status Hard disk Space Image Function Icons The Status Panel mainly includes the following display items and functions e Host Displays the name of the Host computer in control now It can be a local host or remote host means the machine is not yet connected to a server Do means the machine 1s connected to a server e Free Displays the active hard disk drive and space available on that drive If the hard disk free space is not enough it will be displayed as No Space e Auto Scan When this icon is displayed it means the auto scan feature is enabled e Current Time Displays the current date and time e Camera Status Displays the selected active camera position video audio recording status Image Function Icons Nr function icons include E Unmask Motion Detection Area p Snapshot Caption EM Caption Color and g Video Configuration E Unmask Motion Detection Area Pressing the E button in the status panel will remove any motion masks associated with the selected camera p Snapshot This button is used to take a still picture snapshot on the selected camera This picture 1s automatically saved under the date folder under a picture folder within the files mode playback menu Caption EHEHEHE Custom colors ii i i oe ggi i i i oe i
46. tomatically Record Automatically start recording after starting the DVR application Optional snapshot and clip file path Pop up alarm log when alarm T Enlarge alarmed window When I run Cam SS XP Automatically connect to server Automatically connect to the Cam SS server after starting the DVR application When I close Cam SS XP Automatically power off the system If this function is enabled Windows will be shut down when a System Administer ends the DVR application When I close Cam SS XP Automatically reset the system If this function is enabled Windows will be shut down and restarted when a System Administer ends the DVR application Soft auto reset system Automatically reset the system If this function is enabled Windows will be shut down and restarted once a day once a week or once a month at the schedule time Click the button to display the Automatically reset options and define the reboot schedule 30 Automatically reset Repeat mode Reset time f Every day Fr Every week C Ever month AI AM Ce Pop up alarm log when alarm While enabled the alarm log will appear when an alarm 1s triggered Video File Length The length limit of a video file can be set from ten minutes to two hours This is the length of the recording time not the size of the file When the specified time has expired a new file is started for each camera If you set this too short the time spent searchin
47. tual host name Click OK to finish the setup Mew address Mame office Type P Phone Mo AIP Cancel Adding a Modem The modem communication is used for remote access and remote alarms First input the name of the modem second select Modem on Type pull down list third input the remote CAM System s phone number IP address Last click OK to finish the setup Mew address Mame home Type Modem Phone No IP 0212345675 After the user has finished setting up address the following screen will be shown system setup DYR Board Camera Host E mall Uzer Databaze My channels Sound bank Address book Program Emap E control center Servet 123 123 123 123 ER office IF ESA home Modem 0212345676 Cancel Click OK to return to the main menu 41 Admin Setup Program Setup The program feature is used to schedule recording and alarms to be active only during set periods system setup DYR Board Camera Host E mail User Databaze My channels Sound bank Address book Frogram Emap Delete Cancel New Recording Schedule Click and the following dialog box will be shown New program From 05 07 2004 X To 05 07 2004 v 3 43 17 PM 3 43 17 PM Repeat mode Record mode f Only once Every day lv Recording Audio recording C Every week Snapshot Interval sec gt 10 C Every month Camera sel
48. y visible Display encoding status When display encoding status is enabled the recording speed for the selected channel will be shown on the control panel at the lower part of the screen This is a snapshot of the frame rate at that instant in time This does not represent the average recording speed as it will vary depending on the type of capture card and the amount degree of motion in the image 31 Encoding Status on CS R Webcam Only software versions 2 x or later support this Select this to provide access to live video using Internet Explorer The procedure to acquire and install the required Internet Explorer plug in is documented separately 32 Admin Setup Email Setup Alarm notification can be accomplished using email Messages attachments or snapshots can be sent to a predefined email address based on the occurrence of an alarm This technique can be used to transmit a video clip to another site prior to the possible destruction of the DVR by the subject of the clip System setup DYR Address book Program Emap 120 Board Camera Host E mail User Database My channels Soundbank E mail setting Mail server OO E mail retry times B E mail from i mail i 60 sec E mail to PS E mail retry interval Mail server authorization Modem connection Authorization Connection select User name User name Password Password Camera trigger Cameral1 I
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