Configuring Emergency Event Settings; Registering Users; User Levels And Permissions - Sony IPELA NSR-1200 User Manual

Configuring Emergency
Event Settings
By selecting the [Stop Recording], [VIDEO LOSS], and
[Hardware Error] check boxes in the event/alarm action
settings screen, you can use those events as triggers. You
can configure dialog boxes to appear in RealShot Manager
Advanced (Client) to notify clients of emergency events
when they occur.
To notify clients of emergency events, select the [Show
Emergency Event Dialog] check box in the [System
Action] tab, and configure the necessary settings on the
client side.
For details on the necessary settings on the client side,
refer to the RealShot Manager Advanced User's Guide.
Caution
"Hardware errors" are errors that occur on the NSR-1000.
However, their notifications can only be received by
RealShot Manager Advanced (Client).

Registering Users

You can register users in NSR, and set logon passwords
and access permissions for each function. Five levels are
provided for users ranging from the administrator level
(Level 5) to the view level (Level 1). Permissions are
granted as follows depending on the user level. You can
also configure permissions individually for each user, as
necessary.
Caution
• Only a user who has been granted the "User
Configuration" permission can perform operations such
as registering users and configuring user settings.
• If you forgot the passwords for all users with "User
Configuration" permissions, the NSR must be formatted
to enable password resetting. Current setting
configurations and recordings will not be retained if the
NSR is formatted.

User Levels and Permissions

You can set the following five levels for users.
Level 1: Allowed to view monitoring and options
windows.
Level 2: In addition to the permissions of Level 1, allowed
to perform basic operations including camera control
such as panning, tilting, and zooming, and searching
for and playing back recording images.
Level 3: In addition to the permissions of Level 2, allowed
to perform recording file operations such as managing
logs, deleting and protecting files, and exporting.
Level 4: In addition to the permissions of Level 3, allowed
to configure device settings such as registering devices
and creating layouts and schedules.
Level 5: In addition to the permissions of Level 4, allowed
to perform all operations including configuring
settings and configuring menus as an administrator.
Permission
1
User Configuration None None None None
Administrator Menu
None None None None
Setting
Schedule
None None None
Configuration
Device Configuration None None None
Server Configuration None None None
Layout Configuration None None None
GUI Configuration None None None
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