Setup guide

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How to Configure the Webcam functionality
Any of the video inputs on the Digital Sprite 2 can be made available to be
transmitted to a webserver via FTP. These images can then be incorporated
into a web page and accessed via a standard web browser.
This function gives users the opportunity to incorporate video images into their
Corporate web site.
Examples of where this can be incorporated are:
Company that utilise the Digital Sprite 2 for their building security but also route some
strategically placed cameras to their intranet allowing employees access to the video,
possible to view the car park.
Theme Parks that again use the Digital Sprite 2 for their site security but link some of the
cameras to the Internet site to allow potential visitors to gauge how busy the Park is and
when they should visit.
This section has been divided into:
Enabling the feature, identifying server information and enabling the cameras
Configuring the FTP session details.
To enable and configure the webcam feature:
1. Select Network -> Webcam Set-up.
2. Enter the FTP Server details; this can be the IP address, URL or domain name of the Server
that will forward the images to the web pages. This link is usually provided by the Internet
Service Provider (ISP).
3. Enter the root directory on the FTP server where the files will be saved.
4. Enter the image directory information; this is the path within the root drive that will store the
images that are being FTP’d to the Server.
Function Description
Get Index info This allows you to obtain the index information of the selecting
partition.
Watermark This will generate the unique MD5 signature for the selected
partition. This watermark can be used as part of the audit trail to
identify that the images have not been changed or tampered with.
Create Certificate Once the watermark has been generated this allows a certificate
with all the information on the watermark to be created, it is possible
to print this certificate.