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Client Settings The Client Settings... are used to set your preferences for your local copy of the Client software. This includes saving your password, setting the language, saving your last window layout, configuring your joystick, and manually adding and removing sites. General Settings Use the General settings to set your local Client preferences. Any changes you make will only affect this copy of the Client software. NOTE: Some features are not displayed if the server does not have the required license, or if you do not have the required user permissions. 1. In the top-right corner of the Client, select > Client Settings.... 2. In the General tab, make any required changes: • Save/restore window layout: Select this check box if you want the Client to remember your layout preferences. • Automatically launch full screen: Select this check box if you want the Client to automatically launch in full screen mode each time it starts. • Display Notifications: Select this check box if you want the Client to display system messages. System messages are listed in the red box at the top-right corner of the Client - click the red box to see the messages. System messages notify you of site events, system events and possible device connection issues. If this check box is cleared, all system messages are hidden. • Synchronize recorded video playback: Select this check box to allow the system to automatically synchronize the Timelines in all new View tabs. For more information, see Synchronizing Recorded Video Playback on page 98. Cycle dwell time: Enter the number of seconds the Client waits before it cycles to a different View tab. For more information, see Cycling Through Views on page 85. • Language: Select a language from the drop down list to change the Client language. Select Windows Default for the Client to use the same language as the operating system. • Automatically log in to sites: Select this check box to automatically log in to all sites you can access. Select the type of login you use: • Select Using Windows Authentication if you use your Windows login to access sites. • Select Using saved user name and password: if you use your Avigilon Control Center username and password. Client Settings 78
• In the Maximum Incoming Client Bandwidth: area, you can set how much bandwidth is received by the client. This includes video streaming. You can select Unlimited or Other:, and specify the maximum bandwidth allowance in kilobits per second (kbit/s). • In the Client Duplex Audio Setting: area, decide if you want to enable two-way audio. This allows people in the video to talk with the operator monitoring the video. You have the option of Full-duplex audio, which allows simultaneous communication, or Halfduplex, which only allows communication from one side at a time. To use this feature, you need to set up microphones and speakers to cameras. For more information, see Microphone on page 76 and Speaker on page 76. 3. Click OK to save your changes. Video Display Settings You can adjust the Client Display settings to improve how video is displayed on your monitor. NOTE: Some features are not displayed if the server does not have the required license, or if you do not have the required user permissions. 1. In the top-right corner of the Client, select > Client Settings... > Display. 2. Complete any of the following procedures to adjust how video is displayed in image panels. Displaying Analog Video in Deinterlaced Mode Select the Display Deinterlaced Images check box if the analog video you are watching is showing interfacing artifacts. This setting will help improve video image and smooth out some of the artifacts. Displaying Logical IDs Select the Display LogicalIDs check box if you need to see the Logical ID of all devices. Logical IDs must be unique numbers. This setting will display the device's Logical ID in brackets beside the device's name in the System Explorer. When this setting is enabled, the device's name in the System Explorer is displayed in the following format. (Serial Number)(Logical ID). For example, 2.0-H3A-DP1(574065)(101). The Device Name and Serial Number can be changed in the General settings dialog box by editing the Camera Name: field. The Logical ID can be changed in the General settings dialog box by editing the Logical ID: field. Displaying Image Overlays Select any of the Image Overlays: options to set the type of information that is displayed over video. Overlay Camera Name Camera Location Playback Timestamp Description Displays the name assigned to the camera. Displays the location assigned to the camera. (Recorded video only) Displays the exposure timestamp for the video. Video Display Settings 79
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Avigilon Control Center Enterprise
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Table of Contents What is the Avigi
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Rules 38 Adding a Rule 38 Editing a
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Configuring an Avigilon USB Profess
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Search 110 Performing an Event Sear
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What is the Avigilon Control Center
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Getting Started Once the Avigilon C
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Changing the Administrator Password
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