Discovering Acuix Domes; Backing Up An Acuix Configuration File To A Pc; Figure 6-16 Manage Files Dialog Box - Honeywell Rapid Eye System Administration Manual

Discovering ACUIX Domes

Backing Up an ACUIX Configuration File to a PC

Document 800-07769 Rev A
02/11
You have the option of running the discovery routine if domes were added later or if the list
of cameras seems incomplete.
1. Run a
Maintenance Session.
2. On the Serial Devices tab, select the port to which an Intellibus device is assigned.
3. Click Discover to update the table of ACUIX domes.
1. Run a
Maintenance Session.
2. On the Serial Devices tab, select the port to which the Intellibus device is assigned.
3. Click Discover to update the table of ACUIX domes.
4. Select one or more ACUIX domes. To select all of the items in the table, select the
checkbox at the top of the Name column (see
5. Click Upload from Camera. The configuration file from each of the selected ACUIX
domes is copied to the Multi-Media unit. A configuration file for an ACUIX dome
includes: PTZ tours, PTZ presets, privacy zones and all other camera settings.
6. Click Manage Files. The Manage Files dialog box appears
ACUIX dome configuration files (*.bin). The configuration file naming convention is:
camera name_camera address_year_month_day_hour_minute_second.bin;
for example: Lobby_4_2007_06_16_8_0_0.bin. Firmware files may also be listed and
can be ignored for this procedure; their extension is (*.ngd).
7. Select a configuration file.
8. Click Save. A standard file saving window appears, showing the drives and folders
available on the operator PC. Click OK after selecting a saving location and filename.
9. Click Close in the Manage Files dialog box.
Commands in the Manage Files Dialog Box
This Manage Files dialog box shows only the files which are related to ACUIX domes, from
among the files on the Rapid Eye Multi-Media unit. If there are no *.bin or *.ndg files, the
Manage Files dialog box displays an empty list.
Figure 6-16 Manage Files Dialog Box
Rapid Eye DVR System Administrator Guide
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