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466 9.2.1 Creating an E-Map File for a Remote Host With E-Map Editor, you can create E-Maps for your local host, as well as remotely for other hosts. E-Maps created for remote hosts are saved at the server where they are created and can only be edited from that server. You have to connect to the E-Maps through the WebCam server to be able to see the live status of the cameras or I/O devices. 1. Click the Add Host button (No. 3, Figure 9-1) on the toolbar, and select the type of host. A new host is added in Host View. 2. Right-click the created host, and select Host Settings. This dialog box appears. The dialog box varies based on the type of host you select. Figure 9-4 Host Settings 3. Type the remote host’s name, IP address, how many cameras, I/O modules, inputs, outputs are installed at the host, and port information. Then click OK. 4. Follow the steps instructed in Creating an E-Map File to create an e-map file for the remote host.
9.3 Starting E-Map After creating an E-Map file, go to the Main System. Click the ViewLog button (No.13, Figure 1-2) and then select E-Map to display the following E-Map Viewer window. Double-click any E-Map file of the local host to open it. Note: If you have created the E-Map files for remote hosts, these files will also be displayed in the E-Map Viewer window but won’t function here. They only work on WebCam that is discussed later. 2 1 3 4 5 6 The controls in the E-Map Viewer window: No. Name Description Figure 9-5 The E-Map Viewer Window 1 Popup Settings Selects desired cameras and I/O devices for the pop-up map function. 2 Toggle Popup Toggles between popup and non-popup function. 3 Tree View The tree view of E-Map files and folders. 4 Blinking Icon The blinking icon represents a triggered camera or an I/O device. 5 Output Icon Manually forces an output device. 6 Camera/Dome Icon Views the live video associated with that camera/dome. 9 E-Map Application 467
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1.1.3 Playing Back Video You can in
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1.2.1 Configuring Global Recording
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1.2.2 Setting Data Storage You can
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1.2.6 Selecting Screen Layout This
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1.2.8 Installing Cameras and Audios
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1.2.10 Setting Text Overlay You can
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1.3.2 Fixing Aspect Ratio This feat
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In the Auto Gain Control window, cl
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1 Configuring Main System [WebCam,
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1.3.5 Hard Disk Calculator 1 Config
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1.3.6 Turbo Mode Turbo mode allows
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1.4 Camera Monitoring Click the Mon
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1.4.3 Daylight Saving Time Recordin
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1.5 Account and Password The passwo
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� Force Password change at the fi
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1.6.2 Auto Login User without Acces
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1.7 System Log System Log provides
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� IO Monitor Start / Stop: Appear
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[POS] This function shows the POS e
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[Default Video Player] � Monitor
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1.8 Recording Schedule You can prog
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1.8.2 Special Days Schedule 1. Clic
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1.8.4 Center V2 Schedule 1 Configur
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2. Click Add schedule. This dialog
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Viewing Compacted Video Files After
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3. In the Task Name field, name the
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1.10 Hotline Notification When even
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d. Select PCM 8,000 Hz, 8-bit Mono,
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5. Start monitoring. When the speci
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� E-Mail To: Type recipients’ e
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1.12 PTZ Control 1 Configuring Main
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1.12.1 Mapping PTZ Cameras This opt
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1. Select Tour Schedule on the Came
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1.12.4 PTZ Automation Other than th
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1.14 Video Noise Solutions The syst
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1.14.2 Noise Detection to Reduce Fi
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1.15 Picture-in-Picture View With t
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1.17 Fisheye View A fisheye camera
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Setting up a Third-Party Fisheye Ca
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1.18 Shortcuts You can create up to
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1.19.2 Touch Screen Panel The touch
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1.20 System Tools 1.20.1 Colorful M
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1.20.2 Image Quality of DirectDraw
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1.20.4 Deactivating Video Lost Beep
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1.20.6 Fast Key Reference This opti
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1.20.8 Version Information To know
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Hybrid and NVR Solution To implemen
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2.3 Hybrid Solution Description 2 H
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2.5 IP Channel Setup The setup proc
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6. Click Apply. The IP camera is ad
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2 Hybrid and NVR Solution [Image Or
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2.7 RTSP Connection You can add an
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2.8 ONVIF & PSIA Connection The GV-
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5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 to map more
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2.11 On Demand Display 2 Hybrid and
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Chapter 3 Video Analysis...........
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Video Analysis 3.1 Object Tracking
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[Setup] � Pan, Tilt and Zoom: Use
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Starting Object Tracking After the
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3.1.2 Object Zooming If only one PT
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Starting Object Zooming After the a
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Setting up Advanced Single Camera T
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3.3 Digital Object Tracking Without
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3.3.2 Tracking in PIP View The PIP
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3.4 Object Counting and Intrusion A
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3. To test your counting settings,
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6. To activate the function at cert
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4. Select one camera from the drop-
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3.5.3 Searching Object Index You ca
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3.6 Automatic Video Snapshots The V
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3.6.2 Searching Video Snapshots You
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3.7 Face Detection The Face Detecti
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� Output Module: Activates the ou
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Figure 3-32 Object Monitor 5. In th
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Other Controls in the Video Object
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3.10 Privacy Mask Protection The Pr
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3.11 Scene Change Detection The Sce
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3.13 Video Defogging Smoky environm
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3.15 Advanced Motion Detection To a
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3.16 Crowd Detection Crowd detectio
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3.18 Advanced Unattended Object Det
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Chapter 4 Video Playback ..........
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Video Playback Recorded files can b
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4.1.1 Playback Screen Layout 4 Play
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4.1.3 Bookmarking a Frame 4 Playing
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4.1.4 Searching a Video Event 4 Pla
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List Mode and Line Mode 4 Playing B
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Setting up the MDB filter: 1. Click
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5. If the video event has the Priva
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4.1.7 Saving Images You can save th
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[Play Setting] Figure 4-23 [General
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4.2 Object Search 4 Playing Back Vi
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4.3 Advanced Log Browser 4 Playing
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4.4 Quick Search Quick Search is a
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4.4.1 Event Query Settings Click th
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4.5 Address Book With Address Book,
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4.5.3 Creating a Folder Link 4 Play
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4.5.5 Importing and Exporting the A
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2. Click the Add button to bring up
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4.7.2 Retrieving Recordings from Mu
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4.7.4 Resuming Backup 4 Playing Bac
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To stop a connection, click the End
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4.8.2 Running Remote Playback Clien
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Disconnecting from RPB Server Click
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4 Playing Back Video Files 7. Selec
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4.11 Fast Key Reference 4 Playing B
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Backup, Deletion and Repair CHAPTER
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5.2 Backing Up Recorded Files Using
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[Information] � Database Files: C
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5.4 Deleting Recorded Files To dele
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5.5 Repairing Damaged File Paths 5
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5.6 Repairing Damaged Video Files 5
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Chapter 6 I/O Applications.........
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6.1 I/O Device Setup To connect the
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� Output Module: Triggers the spe
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6.3 Advanced I/O Applications In th
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6.3.2 Setting Momentary and Maintai
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6.3.4 Overlaying Input Name onto Sc
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6.6 Advanced I/O Panel The Advanced
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Editing a Group: To modify group se
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6.6.3 Configuring the Advanced I/O
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Creating a Mode Schedule: Define th
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6.6.8 System-Wide Triggers The Syst
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6.6.10 Managing a Group of I/O Devi
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6.7.2 Using Visual Automation 1. On
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6.8.1 Setting Up a Module Up to 16
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Point-Of-Sale (POS) Application CHA
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Settings At the POS device: 7 Point
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7.1.2 Data Capture Box Integration
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5. Select POS Data Sender from Wind
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7 Point-of-Sale (POS) Application
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7 Point-of-Sale (POS) Application
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7.6.1 Setting Alarm Frequency To el
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7.7 Codepage Mapping 7 Point-of-Sal
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7.9 POS Live View 7 Point-of-Sale (
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7.10 POS Color Text 7 Point-of-Sale
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7 Point-of-Sale (POS) Application 5
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8.6.2 Host List....................
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8.1 Remote Viewing Using a Web Brow
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The following WebCam server feature
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8.2.3 Video Settings Figure 8-6 �
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8.2.5 Audio Settings Connecting Aud
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8.2.6 JPG Settings These settings a
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8.2.8 Mobile Settings These setting
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8.2.10 UPnP Settings WebCam Server
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Enabling UPnP on the WebCam Server
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8.2.12 Network Port Information The
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6 Change Camera Selects the desired
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8.3.2 Server List You can add the c
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8.3.4 Alarm Notification The Single
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8.3.7 PTZ Control Click the Camera
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8.3.9 I/O Control The new interface
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8.3.11 Picture-in-Picture View With
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8.3.13 Image Enhancement To enhance
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[Monitor] Enable I/O and Schedule m
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8.5 Multi-Window Viewer The Multi W
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The controls in the Multi View: Fig
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8.6.2 Host List The Host List displ
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8.6.4 Adding a Host The Multi View
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5. Click the Edit tab. This dialog
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8.6.7 Camera Polling To add cameras
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8.6.9 PTZ Control 1. Select a PTZ c
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8.6.11 Output Control 1. Click the
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8.6.13 System Configuration Click t
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8.6.14 Camera Status To show the ca
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8.6.16 Icon Image Change The icons
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Page 433 and 434: 8.7.3 Receiving Multicast and Audio
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Page 437 and 438: 8.10 Remote ViewLog Through WebCam
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Page 443 and 444: 8.13.1 Windows PDA GV-GView V2 is a
Page 445 and 446: Playing Back the Recordings To play
Page 447 and 448: Accessing I/O Devices To access the
Page 449 and 450: Controlling PTZ Cameras To control
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Page 469 and 470: My Favorite On the login screen (Fi
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Page 489 and 490: Main System. See Pop-up Live Video
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Page 493 and 494: 9.5.2 The E-Map Server Window Go to
Page 495 and 496: 9.5.4 Remote Monitoring via E-Map S
Page 497 and 498: Chapter 10 Short Message Service...
Page 499 and 500: 10.2 The SMS Server Window Run the
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Page 505 and 506: Creating a client: 1. Click the Add
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Page 511 and 512: � Server IP: Enter the IP address
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Page 515 and 516: 11.7.1 Installing the FBR Program .
Page 517 and 518: Useful Utilities This chapter discu
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Page 523 and 524: 11.1.4 Local DDNS Server The Local
Page 525 and 526: MultiCast Mode Multicast Network is
Page 527 and 528: 11.2.2 Multicast Settings Figure 11
Page 529 and 530: 11.2.4 Starting TwinDVR 1. Run Twin
Page 531 and 532: Starting WebCam Server at TwinDVR C
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11.3 Watermark Viewer The GV-System
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11.3.3 The Watermark Proof Window 1
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4. Run DMPOS. exe. This dialog box
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11.5.2 GV-Desktop Features The five
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[Desktop Type] Select Windows or GV
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11.6 Authentication Server The Auth
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11.6.3 Creating a Client DVR You mu
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11.6.5 Starting the Server To confi
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11.6.6 Connecting GV-System to the
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Note: When the disconnection icon a
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3. Click Tools on the menu bar, and
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11.7 Fast Backup and Restore With t
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11.7.3 Customizing the Features Not
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Restoring the System You can restor
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11.8.1 The Media Man Tool Window Th
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3 DVR Database Info Indicates the p
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11.8.4 Removing a Disk Drive To rem
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11.8.6 Setting Up LED Panel A LED p
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11.9 Backup Server The Backup Serve
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11.9.2 Enabling Backup Server Befor
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[Server Settings] You can select th
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11.9.4 Manually Adding Files for Ba
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[Backup File List] This tab display
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11.10 Backup Viewer With the Backup
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11.10.3 Performing Queries On the i
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Tools � Text overlay’s camera n
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11.11 Bandwidth Control Application
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11.11.2 Allowing Remote Control at
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11.11.4 Controlling a WebCam Server
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11.11.6 Block List Setup Two types
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11.12 Report Generator With the Rep
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[Domain name from DDNS] This option
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� Save to HD: Select this option
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11.12.4 E-Mail Attachment Settings
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4. Type the IP or domain name, ID a
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11.13 Spot Monitor Controller GV-Co
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[Video Setting] Figure 11-77 [Spot
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11.14.3 Displaying TV Quad Panel On
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2. Click the Display list. If you d
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11.15.3 Setting Scanned Pages You c
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7. Start monitoring. When motion is
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11.15.6 Controlling Screen Display
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3. Select the COM Port the GPS rece
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11.16.3 Recording GPS Locations of
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Note: 1. If you like to use the map
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7. To create connection to other GV
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11.17 GV-IP Device Utility The IP D
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11.17.3 Setting up IP Devices 1. Do
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11.18 MCamCtrl Utility The MCamCtrl
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Troubleshooting Hardware 1. Message
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6. Can’t invoke hotline alerts.
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WebCam 1. A message "can't connect
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B. Supported PTZ Protocols and Mode
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C. Certified PTZ Models for Object
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E. Supported IP Device Brands Appen
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G. Custom Icon Naming Chart for Mul
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