Axis 24HUM Administration Manual page 25

AXIS 2400/2401 Administration Manual
Wizard Overview
As a supplement to the information provided by the available Help, the table below provides a
one-stop-reference for the parameters established by the Application Wizard:
Parameter Options
Image size •
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Image Scale x2 or x4
Page style •
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Programming Script Editor
The Programming Script Editor editor offers advanced administrators and developers with an even
greater level of flexibility for customizing the application specifically to meet their user needs. Using
the on-line help as a reference, advanced users follow the instructions below to quickly develop
programming scripts for time and/or alarm-triggered events:
Tip!
As a supplement to the information provided in the on-line help, the scripting language and syntax is also
fully explained in Appendix H- The Programming Script. Several tips and examples are also provided.
1. Click the Programming Script Editor button to start the editor.
2. Enter a valid script in the main window and then click the Save button to deposit the script in
product memory.
3. Check the Enable box to activate the programming scripts in your system.
Huge size
(interlaced image,
NTSC=704 x 480,
PAL=704 x 576)
Full size
(NTSC=352 x 240,
PAL=352 x 288)
Half size
(NTSC=176 x 112,
PAL=176 x 144)
Show gray background picture
Show title, line and Axis logo
Show buttons (e.g. Help,
Admin)
Configuring the Video Server
Description
You can adjust the size and appearance of the displayed
images: ranging from small, highly compressed pictures;
to large, high-quality JPEG images.
Typical file sizes for each of the available image sizes are
dependent upon a number of different factors. Generally,
low compression and large images sizes produce large
filesizes; although higher quality images that include a lot
of detail, will also increase resultant file size.
Note: NTSC (60Hz) is the common standard in the USA,
whereas PAL (50Hz) dominates in Europe.
To allow an increase in the image display size without
impacting network bandwidth, you can choose to scale
your images by a multiple factors of two (x2) or four (x4).
Increasing a halfsize image by x2 enlarges the picture
area to that of a fullsize image - delivering a lower picture
resolution, but using approximately one quarter of the
network bandwidth demanded to display a fullsize image.
The Administrator can choose not to display the
Administration and other navigational buttons from the
user interface. Selecting this feature within in the Wizard
ultimately means that the Administration tools can then
only be accessed by entering the full Admin address into
the URL of the Web browser, as defined below:
http://172.21.1.200/admin.html
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