Honeywell RAPID EYE MULTI-MEDIA Operator's Manual page 33

! ! ! ! 30 To pan/tilt a PTZ camera
! ! ! ! 31 To stop a PTZ camera that continues to pan/tilt
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2.3.1 Using Preset PTZ Positions
Security effects of PTZ use on recorded video
Moving a camera affects the video being recorded by your Rapid Eye Multi-Media unit.
Your organization may have security policies on the positioning and use of PTZ
cameras.
! ! ! ! 32 To return a PTZ camera to a preset position
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Changing a preset
The position of a PTZ camera when not being monitored can be assigned to preset #1.
To record useful video when not monitored, change a "preset #1" in consultation with a
Multi SA or your security officer.
! ! ! ! 33 To set a PTZ preset
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Position of PTZ camera after close of session
A security officer may need a PTZ camera to return to a set direction and zoom after use.
See table 8. A Multi SA selects different settings using maintenance functions. See the
Admin User Guide, K5403.
Click the mouse when the pointer displays an arrow.
Move the pointer to the center of the image until a small, white, octagon—a "stop"
icon—appears.
Click the stop icon.
Run a live session at a site that has PTZ-type cameras. To find out how to run a
live session, see procedure 9 on p. 2–1.
Display the PTZ camera's window, by selecting the camera when the live
session starts.
In the PTZ camera window, right-click the mouse. A menu appears in the
camera window next to the pointer.
Click or drag the pointer to PTZ Preset. A list is displayed.
Click one of the preset labels. The camera moves to the location set in the
preset.
Run a live session at the site with the PTZ-type camera that you want to set. To
find out how to run a live session, see 2.1.
Using the PTZ controls, set the camera in the position that you need.
Click the Save Presets command on the tear-away player's PTZ menu. A list of
Preset 1 to Preset 8 appear.
To save the position, click one of the "Preset n" labels. The position is assigned
to that label.
Live Video
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