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9.2.1 Creating an E-Map File for a Remote Host<br />

With E-Map Editor, you can create E-Maps for your local host, as well as remotely for other hosts.<br />

E-Maps created for remote hosts are saved at the server where they are created <strong>and</strong> can only be<br />

edited from that server. You have to connect to the E-Maps through the WebCam server to be able to<br />

see the live status of the cameras or I/O devices.<br />

1. Click the Add Host button (No. 3, Figure 9-1) on the toolbar, <strong>and</strong> select the type of host. A new<br />

host is added in Host View.<br />

2. Right-click the created host, <strong>and</strong> select Host Settings. This dialog box appears. The dialog box<br />

varies based on the type of host you select.<br />

Figure 9-4 Host Settings<br />

3. Type the remote host’s name, IP address, how many cameras, I/O modules, inputs, outputs are<br />

installed at the host, <strong>and</strong> port information. Then click OK.<br />

4. Follow the steps instructed in Creating an E-Map File to create an e-map file for the remote host.

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