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Notice for All Users......................................................................... 1-1
Installation ...................................................................................... 2-1
2-1
Control WorkStation Installation ..................................................... 2-1
2-1-1
Overview of the Control WorkStation ...................................... 2-1
2-1-1-1 Control Workstation (E series) ......................................... 2-1
2-1-2
Install the Control WorkStation ................................................ 2-3
2-1-2-1 Control WorkStation (E series) ......................................... 2-3
2-2
HD CMS Manager Setup ................................................................. 2-5
2-2-1
Installation Steps ..................................................................... 2-6
2-2-2
License Activation ................................................................. 2-13
2-2-3
Add & Remove the NVR ....................................................... 2-16
2-2-3-1 Add a NVR .................................................................... 2-16
2-2-3-2 Remove a NVR.............................................................. 2-17
2-2-4
Logon the System .................................................................. 2-18
System Operation ............................................................................ 3-1
3-1
General Introduction ....................................................................... 3-1
3-1-1
Basic Operation Modes ............................................................ 3-1
3-1-2
Brief of the Display Mode ....................................................... 3-6
3-2
System Tab...................................................................................... 3-7
3-3
Camera Tree & Map ........................................................................ 3-8
3-3-1
Camera Tree ............................................................................ 3-8
3-3-1-1 Icon Status ....................................................................... 3-9
3-3-1-2 Control the DI/DO Points ............................................... 3-10
3-3-2
Map ....................................................................................... 3-11
3-4
Patterns & Tour ............................................................................. 3-12
3-4-1
Layout Templates .................................................................. 3-13
3-4-2
Customize a Pattern ............................................................... 3-15
3-4-2-1 Add a pattern to the tour list ........................................... 3-16
3-4-2-2 Change the Pattern Name ............................................... 3-18
3-4-2-3 Save the pattern change .................................................. 3-19
3-4-2-4 Delete a pattern from the tour list ................................... 3-20
3-4-2-5 Change the playing speed of the pattern ......................... 3-21
3-4-2-6 Change the pattern order ................................................ 3-22
3-4-3
Run a Tour............................................................................. 3-23
3-5
Viewer........................................................................................... 3-24
3-5-1
Brief of the Viewer ................................................................ 3-24
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  • Page 1 Installation ..................2-1 Control WorkStation Installation ............. 2-1 2-1-1 Overview of the Control WorkStation ........2-1 2-1-1-1 Control Workstation (E series) ......... 2-1 2-1-2 Install the Control WorkStation ..........2-3 2-1-2-1 Control WorkStation (E series) ......... 2-3 HD CMS Manager Setup ..............2-5 2-2-1 Installation Steps ..............
  • Page 2 Search the video ..............3-65 3-6-3 Play a Historical Video ............3-67 3-6-4 Export to the Spooler ............. 3-68 3-6-5 Change the Symbol Color on the Timeline ......3-69 3-6-6 Run the GVD Player .............. 3-70 Control WorkStation User Manual...
  • Page 3 Spooler..................3-72 3-7-1 View the Image..............3-72 3-7-2 View the Video Clip............... 3-73 3-7-3 Save the Image or the Video Fil e ........... 3-74 3-7-4 Delete the Files in the Spooler ..........3-76 Alarm & Event Mode ..............4-1 Alarm Mode ..................4-1 4-1-1 Deal with The Alarm ...............
  • Page 4 Add a Channel Manually ............5-13 Add a Channel Automatically ..........5-19 5-1-3-3 Modify the camera/channel settings ....... 5-22 5-1-3-4 Delete a camera/channel from the system ....... 5-24 Storage Setting ................5-26 System Setting ................5-27 5-3-1 Map ..................5-27 5-3-1-1 Add a map to the system ..........
  • Page 5 Figure List Figure 2-1 The front panel of the Control WorkStation ......2-1 Figure 2-2 The rear panel of the Control WorkStation ......2-2 Figure 2-3 Install the Control WorkStation ..........2-3 Figure 2-4 Install the system ..............2-6 Figure 2-5 Activate the license .............. 2-13 Figure 3-1 Four basic operation modes ............
  • Page 6 Figure 3-50 Change the symbol color on the timeline ......3-69 Figure 3-51 Brief of the GVD Player............. 3-70 Figure 3-52 Play an ava file in the GVD player ........3-71 Figure 3-53 View the image in the spooler ..........3-72 Figure 3-54 View the video clip in the spooler ........
  • Page 7 Figure 5-6 License Control setting of the NVR ........5-10 Figure 5-7 The channel information in the setting panel ......5-11 Figure 5-8 The camera setting provided by the manufacturer ....5-12 Figure 5-9 Add a channel manually ............5-13 Figure 5-10 Add a channel automatically ..........

  • Page 9: Notice For All Users

    Notice for All Users The manual is developed for all users of GVD’s Control WorkStation product (E series). Before starting the manual, take a look at the following table for tips, notes, and warnings. Some icons used in the manual represent the following meanings: The bulb within an orange circle is intended to provide the user with a short cut or an operational tip when the user uses the product.
  • Page 10 NOTE: The hardware requirement lists as following: CPU: Pentium Intel Dual Core 2.4GHz or above RAM: 2048 MB at least Operation System: Windows XP SP2 and Windows XP SP3 Display: nVidia chipset which supports DirectX3D (Minimum resolution needs 1280×1024. The recommended resolution is 1680×1050.

  • Page 11: Installation

    2-1-1 Overview of the Control WorkStation 2-1-1-1 Control Workstation (E series) The E series control workstation is a PC-based control device with the HD CMS Manager installed. A control workstation can manage several connecting NVRs and corresponding IP cameras and video server by the network , as well as manipulate those connecting devices.

  • Page 12: Figure 2-2 The Rear Panel Of The Control Workstation

    Installation Figure 2-2 The rear panel of the Control WorkStation 1. AC Power Input – Switching Power Supply – 115/230V, 50/60 Hz 2. Primary HDMI/VGA/DVI video ports 3. Audio Input 4. Speaker port 5. Microphone Output 6. Center/Bass Port 7. Rear Surround out port 8.

  • Page 13: Install The Control Workstation

    Installation 2-1-2 Install the Control WorkStation 2-1-2-1 Control WorkStation (E series) To install the Control WorkStation, see the following steps: Figure 2-3 Install the Control WorkStation 1. Connect the keyboard to the keyboard input. 2. Connect the mouse to the mouse input.
  • Page 14 Installation NOTE: The default IP address of the NVR is 192.168.1.10. Contact your network administrator and update the IP address of the NVR. Control WorkStation User Manual...

  • Page 15: Hd Cms Manager Setup

    Installation HD CMS Manager Setup This chapter describes how to install the HD CMS Manager. Before using the application, the user should complete four procedures: 1. Install the HD CMS Manager 2. Activate the license. 3. Add or remove NVR. 4.

  • Page 16: Installation Steps

    Installation 2-2-1 Installation Steps To install the HD CMS Manager, see the following steps: Figure 2-4 Install the system 1. In the installation CD, find the setup program of the HD CMS Manager (file name: GVD_Control_WorkStation.exe). Double click the setup program. 2.
  • Page 17 Installation 3. A license agreement dialog appears. Check ‘I accept the terms in the License Agreement’ and click ‘Next’. 4. The setup program lists the minimum hardware requirement. Click ‘Next’ when all hardware requirements are met. Control WorkStation User Manual...
  • Page 18 Installation 5. To run the system properly, an optional Win dows® component, named ‘Message Queuing’ is required. To install ‘Message Queuing’, refer to Appendix III for more information. NOTE: ‘Message Queuing’ setup program is in the Windows® Setup disc. Without installing ‘Message Queuing’...
  • Page 19 Installation 6. Decide the installation device and click ‘Install’. The setup program automatically creates an installation directory named ‘GVD’ in the selected driver. 7. The setup program will automatically install Windows Installer 3.1 if the program has not been detected in the operation system.
  • Page 20 Installation 8. The setup program will automatically install VC80 if the program has not been detected in the operation system. 9. The setup program will automatically install .NET Framework 2.0 if the application has not been detected in the operation system. 2-10 Control WorkStation User Manual...
  • Page 21 Installation 10. The program starts the installation process and shows a progress bar. When the process is complete, the program raises a message and requires the user to reboot the system. 11. Click ‘No’ and the setup program requires the user to reboot manually. Otherwise the system may not run correctly.
  • Page 22 Installation Click ‘Finish’ to complete. Restart the Windows ®. 2-12 Control WorkStation User Manual...

  • Page 23: License Activation

    Figure 2-5 Activate the license 1. Double click the icon of the ‘Control WorkStation Management’ program on the desktop, and the ‘GVD License Control’ dialog appears. NOTE: Customers who buy the hardware also do not need to activate the license. The manufact urer will complete the license activation process before shipping.
  • Page 24 5. Click ‘Save’. 6. The system shows the details of the application form. Click ‘OK’. 7. Click ‘Online Registration’ in the ‘GVD License Control’ dialog. The program automatically opens a browser and connects to the registration websit e. Follow the instructions on the webpage and upload the saved application form.
  • Page 25 Installation 9. Change to the license folder and input the file name, and click ‘Open’. 10. When the logon dialog appears, the HD CMS Manager is ready to use. Control WorkStation User Manual 2-15...

  • Page 26: Add & Remove The Nvr

    Installation 2-2-3 Add & Remove the NVR 2-2-3-1 Add a NVR Before using the HD CMS Manager, the application needs to add the connecting NVR/NVRs. To Add a NVR, see the following steps. 1. In the Logon dialog, click ‘ ’...

  • Page 27: Remove A Nvr

    Installation 2. An ‘Add New NVR’ dialog appears. Input the IP address of the preferred NVR. 3. Click ‘OK’. 4. The IP list has shown the IP address of the added NVR. To disable the NVR, uncheck the checkbox of the selected NVR. 2-2-3-2 Remove a NVR To remove a NVR, see the following steps: 1.

  • Page 28: Logon The System

    Installation 2-2-4 Logon the System 1. In the Logon dialog, select ‘manager’ and input the default password ‘6001’. 2. Click ‘Logon’ to run the system. NOTE: For the system security, change the manager’s password when logging on the system at the first.

  • Page 29: System Operation

    System Operation System Operation General Introduction 3-1-1 Basic Operation Modes The system provides four operation modes: The display mode The alarm mode The event mode The configuration mode Click the four buttons at the right hand side of the system tab to change the operation mode.

  • Page 30: Figure 3-2 The Display Mode

    System Operation The display mode allows the user to monitor the images from the channels attached to different NVR, manipulate the channels or associated DI/DO points, and export the necessary files. See the following demons tration. Figure 3-2 The Display Mode Control WorkStation User Manual...

  • Page 31: Figure 3-3 The Alarm Mode

    System Operation The alarm mode lists all inactive and pending alarms and allows the user to preview the recorded video clip of the alarm. This mode also provides the user with the alarm searching function that helps the user to find the preferred alarm from numerous alarms.

  • Page 32: Figure 3-4 The Event Mode

    System Operation The event mode allows the user to review three events: by the system, by the user, and by the camera. The event mode also provides the user with the event searching function that helps the user to find the preferred event from numerous alarms. Refer to chapter 4 ‘Alarm &...

  • Page 33: Figure 3-5 The Configuration Mode

    System Operation The configuration mode allows the user to conduct three main settings: the device setting, the storage setting, and the system setting. The device setting shows the information of all connecting devices and allows the user to add, m odify, and delete the connecting devices.

  • Page 34: Brief Of The Display Mode

    System Operation 3-1-2 Brief of the Display Mode The display mode is composed of the following parts: 1. Logo & Sys Info 2. Tree Panel 3. Pattern Panel Mode button, function button, tour list 4. Video Display Panel 5. Spooler Panel See the following figure: Figure 3-6 The demonstration of the display mode Control WorkStation User Manual...

  • Page 35: System Tab

    System Operation System Tab The system tab includes two parts: system information panel & alarm information panel. See the following figure: Figure 3-7 The System Tab The system information panel includes six messages: (1) Current Date & Time, (2) IP address of this machine, (3) login account, (4) the usage percentage of CPU, (5) the usage percentage of memory, and (6) the usage percentage of network.

  • Page 36: Camera Tree & Map

    System Operation Camera Tree & Map In the display mode, the left panel below the system tab is the camera & map tree panel. The panel has two tabs: the camera tree tab and the map tree. 3-3-1 Camera Tree The camera tree shows all connecting NVRs and all channels that have been connected to, in addition to the subsidiary DI/DO points.

  • Page 37: Icon Status

    System Operation 3-3-1-1 Icon Status The system provides different channel icons for showing the channel status. See the following table for demonstration. Generic D1 High PTZ D1 180-degree 360-degree Channel Definition Channel Channel IP Dome IP Dome Channel Connected In Recording Video Lost In Recording &...

  • Page 38: Control The Di/Do Points

    System Operation 3-3-1-2 Control the DI/DO Points From the camera tree panel, the user may direct view the DI point and change the value of the DO points. To change the value of the DO point, see the following steps: Figure 3-8 Control the DI/DO points 1.

  • Page 39: Figure 3-9 The Map In The Viewer

    System Operation 3-3-2 Map The map tab shows the map tree , and all added maps are nodes of the map tree. Like the camera tree, the node can be dragged from the map tree and drop it on the viewer. A map is a HTML-based file.

  • Page 40: Patterns & Tour

    System Operation Patterns & Tour The layout and pattern panel (abbr. pattern panel) is at the right-hand side of the function panel. A layout is a set of blank viewer distribution. A pattern is a customized layout with 1 to 16 blank or playing viewers on the screen. From a pattern, the user may view different camera images simultaneously.

  • Page 41: Layout Templates

    System Operation 3-4-1 Layout Templates To view the layout template, see the following step s: Figure 3-10 View the layout templates 1. In the pattern panel, click ‘Select layout’ tab. 2. In the select layout tab, click the preferred layout. The new layout shows on the video display panel.
  • Page 42 System Operation 3. Drag an active channel icon from the camera tree (If the camera tree does not appear, click the device tab first.), and drop the icon on the preferred viewer . 4. The system automatically plays the selected camera image on the viewer. 5.

  • Page 43: Customize A Pattern

    System Operation 3-4-2 Customize a Pattern The NVR allows the user to customize the preferred pattern templates. When the user toggles a customized pattern, the pattern recalls all saved settings and shows all live images of associated channels directly. There are four function buttons: add to the tour list, edit name, save, and delete.

  • Page 44: Add A Pattern To The Tour List

    System Operation 3-4-2-1 Add a pattern to the tour list All patterns will be kept in the tour list. To add a new pattern, see the following step s: Figure 3-12 Add a pattern to the tour list 1. Click the ‘Select layout’ tab. 2.
  • Page 45 System Operation TIP: When the customized patterns in the tour list have more than 12, the user may click the up-down button at the right hand side, and a vertical pattern list will appear. Control WorkStation User Manual 3-17...

  • Page 46: Change The Pattern Name

    System Operation 3-4-2-2 Change the Pattern Name To edit the pattern name, see the steps below: Figure 3-13 Change the pattern name 1. Click the ‘Tour list’ tab. 2. Click the preferred pattern. 3. Click the ‘Edit name’ button. 4. When the ‘Edit name’ dialog appears, type a new pattern name and click ‘OK’. (Or click ‘Cancel’...

  • Page 47: Save The Pattern Change

    System Operation 3-4-2-3 Save the pattern change When the pattern has been changed, see the following steps to save the modification: Figure 3-14 Save the pattern change 1. Click the ‘Tour list’ tab. 2. Click the preferred pattern in the tour list. 3.

  • Page 48: Delete A Pattern From The Tour List

    System Operation 3-4-2-4 Delete a pattern from the tour list To delete a pattern from the tour list, the user may see the following steps: Figure 3-15 Delete a pattern from the tour list 1. Click the ‘Tour List’ tab. 2.

  • Page 49: Change The Playing Speed Of The Pattern

    System Operation 3-4-2-5 Change the playing speed of the pattern The bandwidth impacts the playing speed. If the communication between the system and channels consumes too many bandwidths, the viewers will play intermittently and sluggishly. Three speed buttons at the right hand side of the function panel can set the optimal playing speed while the required bandwidth is not enough .

  • Page 50: Change The Pattern Order

    System Operation 3-4-2-6 Change the pattern order When the tour function is running, all patterns will be played by the order. To change the pattern order, see the following steps : Figure 3-16 Change the pattern order 1. Click the ‘Tour List’ tab. 2.

  • Page 51: Run A Tour

    System Operation 3-4-3 Run a Tour The tour function plays all patterns in the tour list by order and by time. To run a tour, see the following steps: Figure 3-17 Run a tour 1. Click the ‘Tour List’ tab. 2.

  • Page 52: Viewer

    System Operation Viewer 3-5-1 Brief of the Viewer The viewer is the main operation unit of the HD NVR Manager. Not only the viewer plays the live image from multiply ways, like general camera, PTZ camera, 180 or 360 degree IP Dome camera, sub channel, ROI, channel icon in the map, , but also the viewer offers the functions of historical image playing, image seeking, retrieving, as well as motion detection.

  • Page 53: Play An Image

    System Operation 3-5-2 Play An Image To play an image in the viewer, follow the steps : Figure 3-19 Play an image in the Viewer 1. Click the ‘Display mode’ button. 2. Click the ‘Device’ tab in the Camera tree panel. 3.
  • Page 54 System Operation TIP: When the image is playing, the user may press the hot key ‘F9’ to show the image information. The information includes : Source FPS – indicate the source frame per second Decode FPS – indicate the decode frame per second Render FPS –...

  • Page 55: Osd Setting

    System Operation 3-5-3 OSD Setting The OSD setting can turn on/off the display messages. The OSD setting includes four messages: channel name, Timestamp, Timeline, and Sub Channel. See the following descriptions. Channel name: the channel name is locate d in the upper left corner of the viewer. The channel name shows the image source, which name is as same as the channel name in the camera tree.
  • Page 56 System Operation 2. Check the preferred checkboxes in the dialog. The example panel at the lower part of the dialog shows the preview. 3. When the color of the channel name or the time stamp is close to the background, the user can click the color square of the channel name or the time stamp, and a color dialog appears.
  • Page 57 System Operation 4. Click the selected color in the color dialog and click ‘OK’ to change the color. 5. To change the timestamp of the viewer, click the combo box of the time format at the right hand side of the timestamp, and the viewer shows the new time format of the timestamp.

  • Page 58: Maximize The Viewer

    System Operation 3-5-4 Maximize the Viewer This function allows the user to fully stretch the viewer ’s size as wide as the 1 1 pattern. When the playing image comes from the mega pixel camera, the function helps the user to review more details in the image. To maximize the viewer, see the following steps: Figure 3-21 Maximize the Viewer 1.
  • Page 59 System Operation 4. The active viewer maximizes the size immediately . TIP: Double click the active viewer directly to replace the steps 2 and 3. Double click the stretched viewer, and the system will recall the original pattern. TIP: If necessary, the user may click the ‘Full Screen’...

  • Page 60: Adjust The Image Ratio

    System Operation 3-5-5 Adjust the Image Ratio The system allows the user to change the display ratio in either the original image ratio or the stretched ratio. To adjust the image ratio, see the following steps: Figure 3-22 Adjust the image ratio 1.

  • Page 61: Operate A Map File In The Viewer

    System Operation 3-5-6 Operate A Map File in the Viewer The viewer can open not only the general channel image but also the HTML -based map file. A map file allows the user to conduct the following three operations : 1.

  • Page 62: Open A Map In The Viewer

    System Operation 3-5-6-1 Open A Map in the Viewer To open a map in the viewer, see the following ste ps: Figure 3-23 Open a map in the viewer 1. In the display mode, click the ‘Map’ tab in the Camera & map tree panel . 2.

  • Page 63: Show The Channel Image From The Map

    1. Click the selected camera icon in the map. 2. Drag the icon and drop it in other viewer. 3. The viewer plays the channel image instantly. TIP: Double click the camera icon in the map to activate the GVD player for viewing. Control WorkStation User Manual 3-35...

  • Page 64: Change The Value Of The Do Point From The Map

    System Operation 3-5-6-3 Change the value of the DO point from the Map The map allows the user to cha nge the value of the DO point directly. To change the value, see the steps below: Figure 3-25 Change the value of the DO point from the map 1.

  • Page 65: Play An Image From The Sub Channel

    The sub channel image plays immediately. TIP: Directly double click the camera icon in the map to activate the GVD player for viewing . Control WorkStation User Manual 3-37...

  • Page 66: Play A Ptz Camera

    System Operation 3-5-8 Play a PTZ Camera The PTZ camera is a camera with the rotation base that helps the camera to move in horizontal, vertical, or diagonal direction. The camera can also change the len s focus for a wider or closer image. There are three key features that the PTZ camera has: Panning –...

  • Page 67: Basic Operation – Pan, Tilt, & Zoom

    System Operation 3-5-8-1 Basic Operation – Pan, Tilt, & Zoom The user can control all connecting PTZ cameras directly from the viewer and run all functions of the PTZ camera. Pan and Tilt The panning function of the PTZ camera enables the lens of the PTZ camera to move in the horizontal direction, and the maximum movement range can up to 360 degree.
  • Page 68 System Operation 3. The viewer shows the moving image as the lens of the PTZ camera moves. When the viewer has shown the preferred image, the user releases the left key of the mouse. 3-40 Control WorkStation User Manual...

  • Page 69: Zoom In/Out

    System Operation Zoom in/out The zooming function controls the lens focus of the PTZ camera. When the zoom in function is running, the image is enlarged and closer; when the zoom out function is running, the image is shrunk and farther. The ratio of the enlarged picture or shrunk picture depends on the lens of the PTZ camera.

  • Page 70: Move To Preset

    System Operation 3-5-8-2 Move to Preset This function will control the PTZ camera to move to the selected preset point. To run the function, see the following steps: Figure 3-29 Move to preset 1. Refer to section 3-6 ‘Time Slider’ to show the Time Slider and click the icon of the PTZ mode.

  • Page 71: Save Preset

    System Operation 3-5-8-3 Save Preset To save the customized preset point, see the following steps: Figure 3-30 Save to Preset 1. Refer to section 3-6 ‘Time Slider’ to show the Time Slider and click the icon of the PTZ mode. 2.

  • Page 72: Move To Center

    System Operation 3-5-8-4 Move to Center The ‘Move to Center’ function allows the user to tune the movement of the PTZ camera when the specific scene must become the center focus. To run the function, see the following steps: Figure 3-31 Move to Center 1.
  • Page 73 System Operation 5. The PTZ camera has moved to the new center. Control WorkStation User Manual 3-45...

  • Page 74: Move To Home

    System Operation 3-5-8-5 Move To Home The Home point is similar to a preset point. When the PTZ camera icon has been dropped to the viewer, the viewer plays the image at the Ho me point. There are two options – ‘To Home’ and ‘Save as Home’. To Home To move the lens of the camera to the Home point, see the following steps: Figure 3-32 Move to the Home point...

  • Page 75: Save As Home

    System Operation Save as Home The system allows the user to customize the Home point. To set a new Home point, see the following steps: Figure 3-33 Save the Home point 1. Refer to section 3-6 ‘Time Slider’ to show the Time Slider and click the PTZ mode.

  • Page 76: Play A Roi

    System Operation 3-5-9 Play a ROI A ROI is the abbreviation of “region of interest”, and the ROI is often used in the image which comes from the mega pixel camera. When the image is play ing, the ROI can be played in other viewer separately. The high image resolution of the mega pixel camera makes the ROI image more distinctly even though the image has been partially enlarged.

  • Page 77: Create A Roi

    System Operation 3-5-9-1 Create a ROI To create a ROI, see the following steps: Figure 3-34 Create a ROI 1. Right click the mouse in the selected viewer, and a pop -up menu appears. 2. Move the mouse to the ‘ROI’ item, and a sub menu appears. 3.
  • Page 78 System Operation TIP: In the target viewer, hold the [Shift] key first and hold the left key of the mouse to drag a rectangle area, a new ROI will be created directly. NOTE: When the ROI has moved in the original viewer, the viewer of ROI change s the image as well.

  • Page 79: Hide A Roi

    System Operation 3-5-9-2 Hide a ROI To hide a ROI, see the following steps: Figure 3-35 Hide a ROI 1. Right click the mouse in the original ROI viewer, and a pop-up menu appears. 2. Move the mouse to the ‘ROI’ item, and a sub menu appears. 3.

  • Page 80: Delete A Roi

    System Operation 3-5-9-3 Delete a ROI To delete a ROI, see the following steps: Figure 3-36 Delete a ROI 1. Right click the mouse in the original ROI viewer, and a pop-up menu appears. 2. Move the mouse to the ‘ROI’ item, and a sub menu appears. 3.

  • Page 81: Digital Zoom Mode (Eptz)

    System Operation 3-5-10 Digital Zoom Mode (ePTZ) The Digital Zoom mode is called the ePTZ mode. The mode utilizes the high resolution feature of the mega pixel camera to simulate the mechanic functions the PTZ camera has. The mode helps the user to filter the image details more efficiently. When the digital zoom mode is active, the image can be zoomed in and out directly.

  • Page 82: Snapshot An Image

    System Operation 3-5-11 Snapshot An Image The function allows the user to capture the desired screen when the video clip or streaming is playing. The captured image can also be saved or printed out for user ’s need: To snap-shot an image, see the following steps : Figure 3-38 Snapshot an image 1.
  • Page 83 System Operation TIP: To quickly capture the image, the user can simply press ‘F11’ or the hot key ‘E’. In addition, the user may click the snapshot button in the time slider. Control WorkStation User Manual 3-55...

  • Page 84: Manual Recording

    System Operation 3-5-12 Manual Recording The function allows the user to record the desired video clip manually. To run the manual recording function, see the following steps : Figure 3-39 Manual Recording function 1. If the selected viewer is not the active viewer, se t the viewer active. 2.

  • Page 85: Open An Ava File

    System Operation 3-5-13 Open An AVA File The viewer can open and play an external video file, which is the AVA or AVI file formats. To open an ava file, see the following steps: Figure 3-40 Open an AVA file 1.

  • Page 86: Switch Codec

    System Operation 3-5-14 Switch Codec Some specific cameras support the dual codec function, which means those cameras are able to run different compression while playing and recording. To activate the dual codec function, the camera should complete the dual codec setting in the configuration mode in advance (refer to section 5-1-3-2 ‘Adding a camera/channel to system’.) The following steps describe the steps to change the codec compression.

  • Page 87: Disconnect The Image

    System Operation 3-5-15 Disconnect the Image To disconnect the image, see the following steps: Figure 3-42 Disconnect the image 1. Click the selected viewer and set it active . 2. Right click the mouse, and a pop -up menu appears. 3.

  • Page 88: Time Slider

    System Operation Time Slider 3-6-1 Time Slider Introduction The Time Slider is a control panel to manipulate video playing in the viewer. The Time Slider shows the playing information and the playing position in the time axis when the video is playing. In add ition, the Time Slider offers the playback function, and the user may play the historical video forward and backward.

  • Page 89: Information Panel

    System Operation Information Panel The Information panel is located at the left hand side of the Time Slider. When the viewer is disconnected, the panel is blanked. When the viewer is playing, three messages are shown on the panel, including: 1.

  • Page 90: Timeline

    System Operation Timeline The timeline is a time axis for video playing. The timeline includes the time coordinates, the alarm mark, the recording segment, and the playing index , and it offers the useful reference information of the video. The timeline is composed of the nail bar, the timeline, and the ruler.
  • Page 91 System Operation TIP: Right click the time slider to show the pop -up menu. Uncheck the ‘Show Ruler’ or the ‘Show Nail Bar’ option, the ruler or the nail bar will be hidden. Check the two options to show the ruler or the nail bar.
  • Page 92 System Operation TIP: The following hot keys provide t he fast way to play an image: Hot key ‘S’ : Reverse the video Hot key ‘W’: Play the video Hot key ‘A’: Move to previous frame Hot key ‘D’: Move to next frame Hot key ‘Q’...

  • Page 93: Search The Video

    System Operation 3-6-2 Search the video To find the playing index of the historical video, t here are four kind of searching: By the ‘Go to’ button By the period button By the Ruler By the jump button For example, if the playing index o f the historical video is before 11 hours and 57 minutes, the user may follow the steps below: By the period button Figure 3-44 Search the video by the period button...

  • Page 94: Figure 3-46 Search The Video By The Ruler

    System Operation By the Ruler Figure 3-46 Search the video by the Ruler 1. Keep moving the video index to the left until the target coordinate appears. 2. Above the target coordinate, c lick the timeline. 3. The viewer plays the historical video immediately. By the jump button Figure 3-47 Search the video by the jump button 1.

  • Page 95: Play A Historical Video

    System Operation 3-6-3 Play a Historical Video When the channel has recorded the video, the viewer is able to play a historical video. To play a historical video, see the following steps: Figure 3-48 Play a historical video 1. Click the Viewer which sourcing channel is recording or has recorded. 2.

  • Page 96: Export To The Spooler

    System Operation 3-6-4 Export to the Spooler To export a historical video clip to the spooler, see the following steps: Figure 3-49 Export to the spooler 1. Refer to the last section and play a historical video. 2. Click the ‘Export to spooler’ button. (Or right click the mouse in the nail bar, and select ‘Export to Spooler’...

  • Page 97: Change The Symbol Color On The Timeline

    System Operation 3-6-5 Change the Symbol Color on the Timeline When the symbol colors in the timeline are very similar, the user can follow the steps below to change the symbol color. Figure 3-50 Change the symbol color on the timeline 1.

  • Page 98: Run The Gvd Player

    3-6-6 Run the GVD Player Brief of the GVD Player The GVD player helps the user to play the ava file. The GVD player looks like the combination of an independent viewer and a time slider. The following figure shows...

  • Page 99: Figure 3-52 Play An Ava File In The Gvd Player

    System Operation Play an AVA file in the GVD Player To play an ava file in the GVD player, see the following steps : Figure 3-52 Play an ava file in the GVD player 1. In the Windows platform, click ‘Start’->’All Programs’->Genius Vision Digital’...

  • Page 100: Spooler

    System Operation Spooler The spooler is located at the lower -left corner of the screen. When a video clip has been exported to the spooler, the spooler allows the user to preview captured pictures and video clips before they are exported to other storage media. 3-7-1 View the Image To view the exported picture in the spooler, see the following steps: Figure 3-53 View the image in the spoole r...

  • Page 101: View The Video Clip

    1. Click the selected item with a film icon in the spooler. 2. Double click the preview picture of the selected item. 3. The GVD player is triggered and plays the selected items. 4. Refer to section 3-6-6 ‘Run the GVD Player’...

  • Page 102: Save The Image Or The Video Fil E

    System Operation 3-7-3 Save the Image or the Video File To save the selected item to other storage device like flash disk, see the following steps: 1. Check the checkbox of the selected items. TIP: Check the ‘Select All’ checkbox, all items in the spooler will be selected.
  • Page 103 4. When any ava file is selected, the user can check the checkbox of the ‘Embed Quick Player’. The option will include the GVD player after file exporting. 5. Click ‘Start’. The ‘Items’ table shows the relative information of the downloading file.

  • Page 104: Delete The Files In The Spooler

    System Operation 3-7-4 Delete the Files in the Spooler To delete the items in the spooler, see the following steps. Figure 3-55 Delete the files in the spooler 1. Check the checkboxes of the selected items. TIP: Check the ‘Select All’ checkbox, all items in the spooler will be selected.

  • Page 105: Alarm & Event Mode

    Alarm & Event Mode Alarm Mode The alarm mode lets the users review and takes actions for all alarms the system has generated. The alarm mode includes three parts. The searching condition panel is located at the upper-left corner of the screen. The panel provides the user with the alarm searching function.

  • Page 106: Deal With The Alarm

    4-1-1 Deal with The Alarm All generated alarms will be added to the alarm list. When the pop -up function is triggered, the alarm will be shown in the configured pattern layout and keep blinking for several seconds on the screen. For detailed information about the alarm pop-up configuration, see section 5-3-3 ‘Alarm Rule’.

  • Page 107: Turn On/Off The Pop-Up Alarm

    4-1-2 Turn On/Off the Pop-up Alarm Figure 4-1 Turn on/off the pop-up alarm The pop-up alarm icon located in the system tab is a toggle button to turn on/off the pop-up alarm. To turn off the pop -up alarm, simply click the icon, and the pop -up alarm will be disabled.

  • Page 108: Turn On/Off The Alarm Sound

    4-1-3 Turn On/Off the Alarm Sound Figure 4-2 Turn on/off the alarm sound The alarm sound icon is located in the system tab and is a toggle button to turn on /off the alarm sound. To turn off the alarm sound, simply click the icon, and the alarm sound will be turn off.

  • Page 109: Seek An Alarm

    4-1-4 Seek an Alarm The alarm mode allows the user to seek the specific alarm by various searching condition. To seek an alarm, see the following steps: Figure 4-3 Seek an alarm 1. Click the ‘Alarm Mode’ button. 2. Click the drop-down box of the ‘Search by HD NVR’ field and select the HD NVR name.

  • Page 110: Acknowledge The Alarm

    4-1-5 Acknowledge the Alarm 4-1-5-1 Acknowledge an alarm Figure 4-4 Acknowledge an alarm 1. Double click the active or pending alarm in t he alarm list. 2. An ‘Alarm Details’ dialog appears. Put some comments in the Comment column. NOTE: If the Comment column is blank, the alarm cannot be completed.

  • Page 111: Run The Group Acknowledge Function

    4-1-5-2 Run the group acknowledge function Figure 4-5 Acknowledge several alarms together 1. Check the checkboxes of the selected alarms in the alarm list. To select all alarms, check the ‘All’ checkbox. 2. Click ‘Complete’. 3. A ‘Complete Multiple Alarms’ dialog appears. Put some comments in the comment column and click ‘OK’.

  • Page 112: Export An Alarm

    4-1-6 Export an Alarm To export the search result, see the following steps: Figure 4-6 Export the alarm 1. After searching the alarms, click the ‘Search’ tab in the Alarm list. Click the desired alarm from the searching list . 2.

  • Page 113: Event Mode

    Event Mode The event mode allows the user to view the recorded event information. All events are listed in the ‘Events’ table. The table includes five columns: Figure 4-7 Details of the ‘Events’ table Category: indicate the event category (including System, User, & Camera Events).

  • Page 114: Search An Event

    4-2-1 Search An Event No event will be shown in the event list until the event searching function has been run. The event mode provides two searching conditions: Search by Time and Search by Category. 4-2-1-1 Search by Time The event mode allows the user to search the events by the triggered time. See the following steps: Figure 4-8 Event Search By Time 1.

  • Page 115: Search By Category

    4-2-1-2 Search by Category The event mode allows the user to search the events by cat egory. See the following steps: Figure 4-9 Event Search By Category 1. Click the Event Mode icon 2. Click the drop-sown box and select the preferred NVR’s name or ‘All’ in the ‘Search by HD NVR’...

  • Page 116: Export The Events

    4-2-2 Export the Events When the events table has shown the searching result, the event mode allows the user to export the result table. To export the events, see the following steps: Figure 4-10 Export the events 1. Click the ‘Export’ button at the bottom of the ‘Events’ table. A ‘Save As’ dialog appears.

  • Page 117: Configuration Mode

    Configuration Mode The configuration mode helps the user to conduct several settings of the NVR and connecting devices. The configuration mode is composed of the following parts: Figure 5-1 The details of the configuration mode 1. Information panel (see chapter 3) 2.

  • Page 118: Device Setting

    Device Setting 5-1-1 Workstation The NVR setting allows the authorized user to view the relative configuration and modify the values of specifi c items. The NVR Setting is composed of three tabs: 1. The basic setting 2. The customized setting 3.

  • Page 119: Customized Setting

    5-1-1-1 Customized Setting The customized setting includes four parts: Figure 5-2 Customized Setting of the NVR 1. Display setting 2. File Format setting 3. Alarm Rule setting 4. Language setting 5. Device Tree 6. Others Control WorkStation User Manual...

  • Page 120: Display Setting

    Display setting The display settings include two options: Default display mode for viewer – indicate whether the image in the viewer should be stretched or kept in the original width Tour Dwell Time – indicate how long the customized pattern will show in the tour (minimal 8 sec, maximal 300 sec) File Format setting The file format setting includes two parts:...

  • Page 121: Device Tree

    Device Tree When the ‘Device Tree’ option is checked, the node name in the came ra tree adds the code name recorded in the keyboard controller program of the K -200 PTZ keyboard. If unchecked, the code name is hidden Others When the option is unchecked, the system raises a warning dialog automatically when the system resource consumes too much.

  • Page 122: License Control

    5-1-1-2 License Control The license control shows the license information of the NVR, including: Figure 5-3 License Control setting of the NVR 1. Product – indicates the product name and the system version. 2. License term – includes the starting and ending date and time of the Use Term and the Patch Term 3.

  • Page 123: Multiple Monitor

    5-1-1-3 Multiple Monitor Every Control Workstation may support up to 2 monitors. The configuration mode will automatically shows the monitors connected to the Control Workstation. Every monitor includes two options: Figure 5-4 Basic Setting of the NVR 1. Layout – the Control Workstation provides the following layouts HD CMS Manager –...

  • Page 124: Basic Setting

    5-1-2 NVR 5-1-2-1 Basic Setting The basic setting shows the connecting info rmation and other settings of the NVR. The followings describe the configured items and the values of the NVR. Figure 5-5 Basic Setting of the NVR HD NVR Name – indicate the name of the NVR Network Quality –...
  • Page 125 NOTE: Please contact your network a dministration to get the port number of the streaming port and the communication port. When two network cards are installed on the NVR, the system directly reads the content of the card with the most local network connections in the ‘Local Connection’...

  • Page 126: License Control

    5-1-2-2 License Control The license control shows the license information of the NVR, including: Figure 5-6 License Control setting of the NVR 1. Status - indicates the license status. 2. Product – indicates the product name and the system version. 3.

  • Page 127: Camera/Channel

    5-1-3 Camera/Channel 5-1-3-1 Brief of the Camera/Channel setting In the configuration mode, click the ‘Device’ tab to show the camera tree. In the camera tree, the tree nodes include the connecting channels, sub channels, and DI/DO points. When the user clicks a channel in the camera tree, the setting panel will show the detailed information.

  • Page 128: Figure 5-8 The Camera Setting Provided By The Manufacturer

    Figure 5-8 The camera setting provided by the manufacturer Some tabs will show the live image of the channel. An IP address is above the live image. Click the IP address, and a browser will be opened to shows complete camera settings.

  • Page 129: Add A Camera/Channel To The System

    5-1-3-2 Add a camera/channel to the system To add a channel to the NVR, the system offers t wo ways: manual or automatic. Add a Channel Manually To add a channel manually, see the following steps: (Illustrated by the Arecont 3130 model) Figure 5-9 Add a channel manually 1.
  • Page 130 3. Click ‘Add Manually’ and then click ‘Next’. An ‘Add Manually’ dialog appears. 4. Get the IP address of the camera first before the channel is set. Select the camera brand in the vender model column. . Then input the IP address of the camera. 5.
  • Page 131 NOTE: When the ‘Device Setting’ is checked, the system will retrieve the partial setting values of the connecting devices, such as video format, resolution, motion detection, and so on. If the column is unchecked, the system applies the default values. 8.
  • Page 132 TIP: If the camera supports ‘Dual Codec’, see the following steps to open the ‘Dual Codec’ function. (Suppose the camera supports the motion jpeg and mpeg4 compressions.) 1. In the ‘Video’ tab, click the ‘Video Format’ combo box. Select ‘jpeg-mpeg4’ from the drop-down list. 2.
  • Page 133 11. To start recording, click the ‘Storage’ tab and click the ‘Assign Storage’ button. NOTE: If the volume has not been created, the ‘Assign Storage’ button is unable to work. Close the configuration page and create a new volume first. 12.
  • Page 134 13. If the camera supports the DI/DO points, the configuration page will show the ‘Digital I/O’ tab. Click ‘Digital I/O’ tab and check the checkboxes of ‘Enable’ options to add the DI/DO points. The user can also change the ‘Mode’ option to control the DI/DO points if necessary.

  • Page 135: Add A Channel Automatically

    Add a Channel Automatically To add a channel automatically, see the following steps: Figure 5-10 Add a channel automatically 1. In the configuration mode, click the ‘Device’ tab. 2. In the category panel, click the ‘Add’ button to show the ‘Add Camera Device’ dialog.
  • Page 136 4. Click the ‘Vendor’ combo box and select the preferred vendor name from the drop-down list. Click ‘Search’ to continue. 5. Click ‘Search’. The system tries to connect the IP camera remotely. 6. The system automatically searches all vendor ’s connecting IP cameras in the network.
  • Page 137 TIP: Right click the channel node to show the pop-up menu. There are three items: add camera, modify camera, and delete camera. See the following figure: Control WorkStation User Manual 5-21...

  • Page 138: Modify The Camera/Channel Settings

    5-1-3-3 Modify the camera/channel settings To modify the camera/channel, follows the steps below: Figure 5-11 Modify the channel settings 1. In the configuration mode, click the ‘Device’ tab. 2. Click the preferred channel from the camera tree. 3. Click the ‘Modify’ button to show the configuration page. TIP: To replace step 2 and 3, the user may double click the preferred channel directly.
  • Page 139 4. Click the preferred function tab and c hange the setting values. Refer to section 5-1-3-2 ‘Add a camera/channel to the system ’ for the all channel settings. 5. If necessary, click the ‘Video’ page to change the setting value of the sub channel. 6.

  • Page 140: Delete A Camera/Channel From The System

    5-1-3-4 Delete a camera/channel from the system To delete a camera/channel from the system, see the following steps: Figure 5-12 Delete a camera/channel from the system 1. In the configuration mode, click the ‘Device’ tab. 2. Click the preferred main channel from the camera tree. Do not click the sub channel or DI/DO point.
  • Page 141 open the configuration page. Uncheck the ‘Enable’ checkbox in the ‘Digital I/O’ tab and click ‘OK’, and the DI/Do points will be removed from the camera tree. 3. Click the ‘Delete’ button. 4. If a volume has been assigned to the image recording, or the channel is used in an alarm rule, the system raises a message.

  • Page 142: Storage Setting

    Storage Setting The storage setting shows all configured volume information of the NVR. Click the volume icon in the category pa nel, and the detailed information of the volume will be shown in the setting panel. Figure 5-13 he Storage Setting The setting panel shows the following information: 1.

  • Page 143: System Setting

    System Setting The system setting includes four items: User Account Alarm Rule Schedule 5-3-1 Map In the configuration mode, the system offers the following functions: Add a map to the system Modify a map Delete a map from the system Change the map position in the hierarchy Control WorkStation User Manual 5-27...

  • Page 144: Add A Map To The System

    5-3-1-1 Add a map to the system To add a map to the system, see the following steps: Figure 5-14 Add a map to the system 1. In the configuration mode, click the ‘System tab. 2. Click ‘HTML Maps’ in the category panel. 3.
  • Page 145 7. The new map has shown in the setting panel. TIP: In the map configuration, only the XML-based and HTML-based files are supported. NOTE: Refer to ‘Appendix III – How to add camera or DI/DO to a HTML map’ for adding a camera or DI/DO icon to the HTML map.

  • Page 146: Modify An Existing Map

    5-3-1-2 Modify an existing map To modify a map file, see the following steps: Figure 5-15 Modify an existing map 1. In the configuration mode, click the ‘System tab. 2. Click ‘HTML Maps’ in the category panel. 3. Click the selected map. 4.

  • Page 147: Change The Map Position In The Hierarchy

    5-3-1-3 Change the map position in the hierarchy The hierarchical structure of the map tree allows the user to categorize the maps by the map property. To change the hierarchical structure of the map, see the following steps: Figure 5-16 Change the map position in the hierarchy 1.
  • Page 148 5. To change the selected map position, click the selected map in the map hierarchy. Click the buttons at the bottom to adjust new position. The functions of the buttons are as follows: : Upgrade the map level : Downgrade the map level : Move the map up.

  • Page 149: Delete A Map From The System

    5-3-1-4 Delete a map from the system To delete a map from the system, see the following steps: Figure 5-17 Delete a map from the system 1. In the configuration mode, click the ‘System tab. 2. Click ‘HTML Maps’ in the category panel. 3.

  • Page 150: User Account

    5-3-2 User Account The system offers two user accounts – manager and operator. In terms of privilege, the operator is prohibited to access the configuration mode, and the manager can access all modes. 5-3-2-1 View the setting of the user account In the configuration mode, click the user account and the setting panel shows the following information: Figure 5-18 View the setting of the user account...

  • Page 151: Change The Password Of The User Account

    5-3-2-2 Change the Password of the User Account Only the manager account can change the password. To change the password, see the following steps: Figure 5-19 Change the password of the user account 1. Click the ‘System’ tab in the category panel. 2.
  • Page 152 TIP: Right click the user account node to show a pop-up menu. Click ‘Change Password’ to change the password of the user account directly. See the following figure: 5-36 Control WorkStation User Manual...

  • Page 153: Alarm Rule

    5-3-3 Alarm rule 5-3-3-1 Brief of the alarm rule Click the name of the alarm rule in the cat egory panel, and the summary of the alarm rule will be shown in the setting panel. The content of an alarm rule includes: Figure 5-20 Brief of the alarm rule 1.

  • Page 154: Add An Alarm Rule To The System

    5-3-3-2 Add an alarm rule to the system To add a new alarm rule, see the following steps: Figure 5-21 Add an alarm rule to the system 1. In the configuration mode, click the ‘System’ tab. 2. Click ‘Rule’ in the category panel. 3.
  • Page 155 4. The alarm rule wizard is a dialog that helps the user to complete an alarm rule in 4 steps. The first step is to define the basic settings of the alarm rule. The basic settings include the name, the description, the instruction, the priority, and the schedule.
  • Page 156 5. The second step is to select the alarm triggering condition. There are three categories – system, user, and channel event. Check the checkboxes of all preferred conditions, and the summary table below lists all selected conditions. Click ‘Next’ to continue. 5-40 Control WorkStation User Manual...
  • Page 157 6. The third step is to select the actions of the alarm rule. The action will be taken when the alarm rule is triggered. There are three action categories – rule action, channel action, and notification. To enable the alarm rule, check the ‘Set alarm’ option.
  • Page 158 TIP: How to set the pattern layout in the alarm rule? 1. At the third step, click the ‘…’ button to show the ‘Modify Alarm Popup’ dialog. 2. Click the desired pattern layout from the pattern layout list. Click the desired speed button to decide the playing speed of the alarm image.
  • Page 159 TIP: How to set the dialog popup in the alarm rule? 1. At the third step, check the ‘Dialog Popup’ option. 2. Input the text of the dialog title. 3. Set the severity of the dialog. 4. Input the message of the dialog. 7.
  • Page 160 TIP: Right click the alarm rule node to show the pop-up menu. From the pop-up menu, the user can directly add a new rule, modify an existing rule and delete a rule. See the following figure: 5-44 Control WorkStation User Manual...

  • Page 161: Modify An Alarm Rule

    5-3-3-3 Modify an alarm rule To modify an alarm rule, follows the steps: Figure 5-22 Modify an alarm rule 1. In the configuration mode, click the ‘System’ tab. 2. From the alarm rule list, click the preferred alarm rule. 3. Click ‘Modify’ to show the alarm rule wizard. Control WorkStation User Manual 5-45...
  • Page 162 4. Follow the steps 4-7 in section 5-3-3-2 ‘Add an alarm rule to the system’ to modify the rule. 5-46 Control WorkStation User Manual...

  • Page 163: Delete An Alarm Rule From The System

    5-3-3-4 Delete an alarm rule from the system To delete an alarm rule from the system, see the following steps: Figure 5-23 Delete an alarm rule from the system 1. In the configuration mode, click the ‘System’ tab. 2. From the alarm rule list, click the preferred alarm rule. 3.

  • Page 164: Schedule

    5-3-4 Schedule 5-3-4-1 Brief of the Schedule Configuration Figure 5-24 Brief of the Schedule Configuration The schedule setting will help the user to setup the schedules of actions, such as recording or alarm triggering. The schedule configuration includes originally two schedule templates – ‘24×7’ and ‘Disable’.

  • Page 165: Add A New Schedule To The S Ystem

    5-3-4-2 Add a new schedule to the system To add a new schedule to the system, see the following steps: Figure 5-25 Add a new schedule to the system 1. In the configuration mode, click the ‘System’ tab. 2. Click ‘Schedule’. 3.
  • Page 166 4. Input the schedule name. The schedule name can not be kept blank, and the total name length must be less than 40 characters . 5. Decide the schedule type. There are two exclusive options: Date or Weekly. If the ‘Date’...

  • Page 167: Modify A Schedule

    5-3-4-3 Modify a schedule To modify a customized schedule, see the following steps: Figure 5-26 Modify a schedule 1. In the configuration mode, click th e ‘System’ tab. 2. Click the preferred schedule in the schedule list. 3. Click ‘Modify’ to show the configuration page. Control WorkStation User Manual 5-51...
  • Page 168 4. Select the desired option and change the setting values. 5. Click ‘OK’ to close the configuration page. 5-52 Control WorkStation User Manual...

  • Page 169: Delete A Customized Schedule From The System

    5-3-4-4 Delete a customized schedule from the s ystem To delete a customized schedule, see the following steps: Figure 5-27 Delete a customized schedule from the system 1. In the configuration mode, click the ‘System’ tab. 2. Click the preferred schedule in th e schedule list. 3.
  • Page 171 Appendix I. Hot Key Table Hot Key Table Hot Key Function 1 Function 2 Combination with ‘alt’ (for all viewer) F10; R Manual recording F11; E Snapshot F12;Q To live Play live video Move to previous frame Reverse the video Play the video Change Pattern Speed...
  • Page 172 Appendix Network Quality Network quality level Check the connection status interval Max packet lost interval Control WorkStation User Manual...
  • Page 173 Appendix III. How To Add Camera or DI/DO to A HTML Map When a HTML map has been created, there is an easy way to add the camera or DI/DO icons to the HTML map. See the following steps: 1. Run the webpage editor software like Dreamweaver or Frontpage. 2.
  • Page 174 Add a DO point: <img Icon type type = "channel-do" NVR IP Address nvr-ip="192.168.1.41" channel-id="3:0" Channel ID point="1" Digital input ID src="icon\Alarm-OFF.png" src-do-disabled = "icon\Alarm-Disable.png" Icon status image src-do-active = "icon\Alarm-ON.png" src-do-active-alarm = "icon\Alarm-ON_alarm.png" Icon size & position src-do-inactive-alarm = "icon\Alarm-OFF_alarm.png" src-do-inactive = "icon\Alarm-OFF.png"...
  • Page 175 Appendix IV Install ‘Message Queuing’ To install ‘Message Queuing’, see the following steps: 1. In the Windows® desktop, click ‘Start’ -> ‘Control Panel’ -> ‘Add or Remove programs’. 2. An ‘Add or Remove Programs’ dialog shows. Before continuing, load th e Windows®...
  • Page 176 5. In the subcomponents list, check th e ‘MSMQ HTTP Support’ item. 6. Click ‘OK’ to continue. 7. In the Windows Component Wizard, Click ‘Next’ to continue. Control WorkStation User Manual...
  • Page 177 8. In the ‘Files Needed’ dialog, input the source directory. (Make sure the source directory is correct.) If the source directory is uncertain, click ‘Browse’ to select the setup directory. 9. Click ‘OK’ to continue. 10. When the installation is complete, click ‘Finish’ in the Windows Components Wizard to close the dialog.

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