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Setting Items of Properties
x When a monitor frame is selected:
• [General] Tab
Select the camera to assign to the monitor frame.
Server
Select the remote server.
This item is not displayed in the case of a client.
Camera
Select the camera to assign to the monitor frame.
• [Display Information] Tab
Select the check boxes for the items to display on the
monitor frame.
Camera Name
This displays the name of the camera set on the Device
Configuration window.
Status
This displays error messages, such as "NO
CONNECTION."
Time
This displays the current time.
Display Image per Second
This displays the speed at which camera images on the
computer display are refreshed.
Frame Rate
This displays the import speed for camera images.
Bandwidth
This displays the amount of bandwidth to use for
transferring images over a network connection.
VMD (Recorder)
This displays the detection criteria for Video Motion
Detection (Recorder).
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Settings Related to Monitoring
VMF
Select the Video Motion Filter information to display
in the monitor frame.
Object Frame
This displays the object frame.
Alarm Object Frame
This displays the object frame detected as an alarm.
Filter Frame
This displays the filter frame.
Inactive Area Frame
This displays the inactive area frame.
Object ID
This displays the object ID.
Object Duration
This displays the duration that an object was
recognized as moving, or the duration that an object
was recognized as unattended or removed.
Filtered Count
This displays the number of times the filter
conditions are satisfied.
Apply to All Monitor Frames
This applies the items with check marks to all monitor
frames.
• [Options] Tab
Select how the image size should appear when the size
of the monitor frame changes.
Scale to Monitor Frame
Images are enlarged or reduced to fit the monitor
frame.
Keep Aspect Ratio
This maintains the image aspect ratio, regardless of the
size of the monitor frame.
Smooth Scaling
This enlarges or reduces images smoothly.
It can improve the image quality when enlarging or
reducing images.
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