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PAN-TILT-ZOOM (P.T.Z.) CAMERA OPERATION
If you have a PTZ camera connected to a system you are monitoring, you can control it using
the interface on the right side of the Control Center Operation Interface. These controls
operate in the same manner as those on your DVR, giving you the ability to position the
camera, adjust the zoom, focus and light level.
Directional controls - rotates the dome in the direction indicated by
the arrow with the central button stopping the dome.
Rotation Speed - This slider adjusts the dome’s speed.
Iris - Increase or decrease the amount of light entering the lens
Zoom - Zoom in (+) or out (-)
Focus - Adjust the focus of the lens to give the clearest image.
Select Preset - This drop-down allows you to direct the camera to
any previously configured location.
Select Cruise - This drop-down instructs the camera to begin a tour
of pre-set locations.
PTZ preset locations and cruises must be configured on the DVR itself or remotely using the
WebClient plug in on Internet Explorer. CMS can only be used to access these settings but
not to program new ones.
ALARM DISPLAY
This area below the Preview Window shows alarms (events) as they happen. It will display the
type of event (motion detection, video loss, etc.), the name of the system recording it, which
camera triggered the alarm as well as the time.
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
CHAPTER 4
In addition to adding DVRs to CMS as covered in Chapter 2, System Configuration gives
you access to configure how your computer uses and saves video, manage who has access
to CMS, as well as adding or removing monitored systems.
Enter the System Configuration mode by
clicking on the System Config button at the
lower right of your screen.
This will take you back to the Control
Center window which you used to add
systems to monitor.
4.1 DEVICE MANAGER
By default, this window will open up in the Device Manager mode allowing you to add, remove
or modify systems. This was covered in Section 2.4 Basic Configuration. The Alarm
Display will continue to operate underneath the main display.