TVG-Series System Guide v1-4 - SerVision

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TVG System Guide
5. Under Display Color, select the color in which on-screen text should be displayed. You can choose one of
five preset colors or select any color you wish by specifying its RGB hexadecimal code, as follows:
•• To select one of the preset colors: from the dropdown list, select Yellow, Orange, Black, Blue, or
Red.
•• To specify a hexadecimal code: from the dropdown list, select Other. The fields required to specify the
color are added to the screen. The hexadecimal code field displays the hexadecimal code of the currently
selected color. The code consists of three two-digit hexadecimal numbers, for the red, green, and blue
components of the color, respectively. The current color is displayed as the background to the Test
Color button.
Hexadecimal
code field
Test Color
button
Figure 29: Hexadecimal number field
Type the desired hexadecimal code into the field. To see what the color looks like, click Test Color.
Note: For more information about RGB hexadecimal codes, click the link below the fields.
6. Select one of the following audio playback options (for playback of recorded video):
•• None: Do not play attached audio when recorded video is played.
•• Internal: Play attached audio from the unit’s built-in internal speaker when recorded video is played.
•• External: Play attached audio from the external speaker plugged into Aout when recorded video is
played.
Note: This option only effects playback of recorded video streams that have audio attached (i.e., a
microphone attached to the TVG is linked to the camera recording the video stream).
7. For the MVG, CVG, and CVG-M, if the monitor has a touchscreen, under Control, select Touchscreen.
The Screensaver field is added to the screen.
If the monitor does not have a touchscreen, select None, and then skip to step 11.
8. For the HVG and UVG, if the supplied mouse is connected to the unit, under Mouse, select Enabled. The
Screensaver field is added to the screen.
If the mouse is not connected to the unit, skip to step 11.
9. If you want a screen saver to be turned on when there is no user input (the touchscreen has not been touched or
the mouse has not been moved) for a period of time, under Screensaver, select Enabled. The fields
required to define the time period are added to the screen:
Figure 30: Screensav er settings
10. Under Timeout, specify the period of time that must pass without user input before the screensaver is
activated.
•• Under Hours, fill in the number of hours in the timeout period.
•• Under Minutes, fill in the number of minutes in the timeout period.
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