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automatically whenever an alarm alert is
received;
Recording time (seconds): This sets the
duration for automatic alarm-alert recordings;
Close window after recording: Select this if
you want the camera window to close
automatically at the end of the recording time.
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Alarm Image Loop
This causes the first 5-10 frames from the
associated camera to be included in a separate
window whenever an alarm alert is received.
Three image sizes are provided for each camera
type.
Alarm image loop enable: This enables the
"image loop" feature;
Close window after: This allows having the
window close automatically after 1 - 9999
minutes (0 = never). The window can also be
closed manually before this time expires.
Related Topics:
12 Configuration Introduction
13 Remote Station Configuration
15.1 Enable/Disable Alarm Alerts or E-Mail
15.2 Set Up the Alarm Alert Caller
13.3
Station List
(Identifying the
Video Servers)
Before you can view cameras remotely, you
must identify the associated Video Servers to
the remote station software.
Locator: (Logged in at a remote station),
Select: [Station List] near the top-right
corner of your screen.
Then, click [Add], and make your selections in
the next screen:
Attention: When finished entering information, click
[OK] (do NOT
press Enter).
Connection Name: Enter a suitable name for
the Video Server.
IP Address: Obtain this from someone at the
specific Video Server (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx).
Connection Bandwidth: This sets the video
quality and frame rate as suitable for your
connection speed
(i.e., associated with a dial up
modem, cable/DSL link, or a network connection)
.
Maximum Image Quality: Camera images are
transmitted based on the recording mode at the
NetVision™ Video Server (if presently being recorded
there), or per the present/last displayed image size for
any camera on the same capture board displayed at the
Video Server.
(•) Customize: This opens another screen for
manually setting bandwidth parameters:
Quality: Sets the relative amount of video detail to be
included in non-key frames; Data Rate
: This sets the
maximum video data transmission rate to be used by
the connections with this specific NetVision video
server; Frame Rate
: This sets the maximum number of
frames per second for the transmitted video images;
Keyframe every (x) seconds
: This determines how
often a complete frame is sent compared to only
changes from the previous frame. Lower values
provide better image quality and require more
bandwidth
[OK]: Select this to complete the operation.
[Cancel]: Click this to abort.
Tip: You can change settings later by selecting
[Modify] in the station-list screen (or delete a Video
Server via [Remove] ).
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When finished, click [Exit] to close the Video
Server screen.
Related Topics:
12 Configuration Introduction
13 Remote Station Configuration