About Using Localview Onsite; About Rapid Eye Active Alert Units And Localview; Using A Pc: Installing Rapid Eye Software; Fig. 1-1. To Install View Software, Run The Multi-Media View Cd-Rom - Honeywell rapid eye System Administrator Manual

The Administration of a Rapid Eye System

About Using LocalView Onsite

Interface for operating one Rapid Eye unit
Configuration made using LocalView applies only to the unit on which it is running. To find out
how to use LocalView, the interface offers a context-sensitive Help system.
Network connection
If a unit is inserted in a common network, LocalView may be needed by installers, to enter the
unit's IP address. To do so, a Quick Install wizard is available when using LocalView. See the
Multi-Media DSP Unit: Quick Install broadsheet, K14355.
Watching your back
You have the option of preventing the unauthorized use of LocalView by locking the interface,
using passwords for LocalView.

About Rapid Eye Active Alert Units and LocalView

On Rapid Eye Active Alert® units, LocalView can be used to change only the unit's network
configuration. This is useful during the installation, to setup a network connection. No password or
Help is needed. See
Dynamic Host Configuration
remote PC, running View software.

Using a PC: Installing Rapid Eye Software

For Unit Operators: View Software Only
Personnel who operate Multi-Media DSP units—to monitor video, respond to alarms, make video
clips—only need View software on their PCs. Use the View CD-ROM to install View software only.
Fig. 1–1.
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Using LocalView to Modify the IP address of a Rapid Eye
Protocol, p. 32. To monitor video from an Active Alert unit, use a
To Install View Software, Run the Multi-Media View CD-ROM.
Unit, p. 30 and