Logging Off; Closing The Screen; Opening The Screen; Exiting From The Software - Sanyo VA-SW3050Lite Instruction Manual

Starting and Logging in to the VA-SW3050Lite Software
The following operations are common to each
screen following login.

■ Logging off

Click [Log Off] in the [File] menu.
The login screen is returned to.

■ Closing the screen

Click the button in the top right corner of
the screen.
Alternatively, click [Close] in the [File] menu (the
[Close] button on the login screen).
This operation closes the screen and stores the
software in the task tray icon.
Since this is continually activated as permanent
software, the software remains operating and
functional.

■ Opening the screen

Right-click the icon in the task tray to display
the context menu, and click [Return].
Alternatively, double-click the task tray icon.
The screen appears again.

■ Exiting from the software

Right-click the icon in the task tray to display
the context menu, and click [Exit].
This exits from the software, and the task tray
icon disappears.
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Concurrent Access via Web Browser
The camera can also be accessed concurrently
by multiple admin users via Web browsers.
However, when the user operates on one of the
following screens, other Web-based concurrent
admin users are disconnected.
• [Camera Setting] screen
• [Normal Recording & Live Setting (JPEG)]
screen
• [Live Setting (H.264)] screen
• [Audio Setting] screen
Disabling the Firewall Protection
When Windows' firewall protection or some
other firewall program is active on your
computer, the computer is blocked from
communicating with the cameras and thus the
system fails to operate correctly. This means
that you must disable the firewall protection
before you begin using the VA-SW3050Lite
software.
MEMO:
Note that, if you are using Windows XP SP2 or
Windows Vista, its firewall protection is enabled
by default. When the VA-SW3050Lite searches
for cameras after startup, the dialog confirming
the firewall setting appears. In this dialog, click
[Unblock] to allow the connection to the
camera.
<Screen displayed on Windows XP SP2 machine>
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