User Manual

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unlimited number and combination of monitors
at any location.
Management
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Management of Siveillance Video Monitoring Wall
is fully integrated with the Management Client.
• Intuitive Siveillance Video Monitoring Wall builder
enables easy definition of any number of
Siveillance Video Monitoring Walls, including the
size and position of individual monitors.
• Siveillance Video Monitoring Wall presets provide
powerful control of the layout (camera grid) and
camera content.
• All user actions are subject to the assignment of
user rights.
Control
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Dynamic user control of Siveillance Video
Monitoring Wall layout and content through
manual drag-and-drop of cameras and views into
Siveillance Video Monitoring Wall via Siveillance
Video Client.
• Automatic event-driven control of Siveillance
Video Monitoring Wall layout and content based
on rules, such as motion detection, I/O, integrated
third-party applications, time, or video analytics
events.
• Layout control enables instant insertion of a
camera in a specific monitor and position,
changes of Siveillance Video Monitoring Wall
monitor layout, setting of all (or some) of the
monitors in Siveillance Video Monitoring Wall to a
predefined layout and set of camera feeds.
• Intuitive integration with the map function
enables users to easily drag-and-drop cameras
into Siveillance Video Monitoring Wall from the
map.
• Supports seamless manual or rule-based display
of any camera in a distributed setup based on
Siveillance Video Federated Architecture or
Siveillance Video Interconnect.
View
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Individual Siveillance Video Client users can view
Siveillance Video Monitoring Wall views as a part
of the available view selection, which enables
Siveillance Video Monitoring Wall to be used as an
operator collaboration tool.
• Share important information with control room
personnel using manual text messages or pre-
defined messages that are displayed on certain
events and incidents.
• Black screen monitoring is a new capability that
allows operators to focus on critical activities. In
Siveillance Video’s Monitor Wall, cameras can
automatically be removed from the Monitor Wall
when an incident has been cleared. This means
that the control room operators only are
presented with the relevant video feeds.
• In addition to live video Siveillance Video’s
Monitor Wall supports playback of video, where
any authorized operator seamlessly can control
playback of video from his/her Video Client. This
enables collaboration in assessment of incidents
and investigations.
• To enable flexible and efficient collaboration in
control rooms the Siveillance Video’s Monitor Wall
supports a wide set of different content. This
means that operators instantly can share alarms,
still images, bookmarks, maps, carrousels, etc.
with peers, and coordinate effort and responses
• Siveillance Video’s Smart Wall has the ability to
render video using hardware accelerated
decoding in the Monitor Wall. This gives
significant performance improvements both in
video rendering performance, reduced RAM
usage and up to 75% reduction in the CPU load of
the workstation running the Siveillance Video’s
Monitor Wall.