Honeywell RAPID EYE MULTI-MEDIA Manual
K5404V9 – 12/04 – Rev. B
View
Operator Guide
for Rapid Eye Multi-Media Units
ISSUE DATE REVISIONS
V9 September 2004 Honeywell template
V9–B December 2004 Formatting: pagination; minor edits.
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Table of Contents
1Running View................................................................................ 1–1
1.1
Starting View ................................................................................................................................ 1–1
1.2
View Window: the Sites Tab ........................................................................................................ 1–2
1.3
Your Account Information ............................................................................................................ 1–4
1.4
Customizing the View Window .................................................................................................... 1–5
1.5
More About View.......................................................................................................................... 1–6
2Live Video ..................................................................................... 2–1
2.1
Viewing Live Video ....................................................................................................................... 2–1
2.2
Resolution of Live Video .............................................................................................................. 2–8
2.3
Pan, Tilt and Zoom..................................................................................................................... 2–16
2.4
Ending a Live Session................................................................................................................ 2–19
3Recorded Video ............................................................................ 3–1
3.1
Viewing Recorded Video.............................................................................................................. 3–1
3.2
Controlling Playback.................................................................................................................... 3–3
3.3
Resolution of Recorded Video ..................................................................................................... 3–6
3.4
Ending a Retrieval Session .......................................................................................................... 3–8
4Troubleshooting Video ................................................................. 4–1
4.1
Adjusting a Video Feed................................................................................................................ 4–1
4.2
At the Source…............................................................................................................................ 4–4
5Searching for Motion.................................................................... 5–1
5.1
Setup............................................................................................................................................ 5–1
5.2
Preparation................................................................................................................................... 5–2
5.3
Search Report .............................................................................................................................. 5–7
5.4
Video from Motion Search ........................................................................................................... 5–9
5.5
Opting for a Retrieval Session ................................................................................................... 5–12
5.6
False Positive Reports................................................................................................................ 5–13
5.7
Saving & Reusing Search Data.................................................................................................. 5–16
6Alarms and Events ....................................................................... 6–1
6.1
About Alarms................................................................................................................................ 6–1
6.2
Live-alarmed Session................................................................................................................... 6–4
6.3
Alarm Session .............................................................................................................................. 6–6
6.4
Rearming Alarms.......................................................................................................................... 6–8
6.5
Video from Site of Event: Options................................................................................................ 6–8
6.6
Controlling an Onsite Device: Output ........................................................................................ 6–10
6.7
Setting an Alarm......................................................................................................................... 6–11
6.8
Multi-Media Event Reference .....................................................................................................6–15
6.9
Reading the Alarm Log .............................................................................................................. 6–18
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6.10
Alarm Station.............................................................................................................................. 6–20
6.11
Fault Relay ................................................................................................................................. 6–21
7Clips and Stills ............................................................................. 7–1
7.1
Making and Saving a Clip ............................................................................................................ 7–1
7.2
Viewing a Clip .............................................................................................................................. 7–5
7.3
Coarse Editing ............................................................................................................................. 7–6
7.4
Stills.............................................................................................................................................. 7–7
8Audio............................................................................................. 8–1
8.1
Overview ...................................................................................................................................... 8–1
8.2
Live Audio .................................................................................................................................... 8–1
8.3
Recorded Audio ........................................................................................................................... 8–2
8.4
Setting Up .................................................................................................................................... 8–3
8.5
Audio for Multi-Media LT .............................................................................................................. 8–3
8.6
Eagle Audio.................................................................................................................................. 8–4
9Watching Site Tours ..................................................................... 9–1
9.1
About Site Tour ............................................................................................................................ 9–1
9.2
Running a Site Tour ..................................................................................................................... 9–2
9.3
Site Tour: Properties .................................................................................................................... 9–3
9.4
Stopping a Site Tour .................................................................................................................... 9–3
10 Event Search Session ................................................................ 10–1
10.1
Overview .................................................................................................................................... 10–1
10.2
Searching for Event Records ..................................................................................................... 10–1
10.3
Results........................................................................................................................................ 10–3
11 Customer Devices ...................................................................... 11–1
11.1
Live Data .................................................................................................................................... 11–1
11.2
Recorded Data ........................................................................................................................... 11–1
11.3
Searching for Data ..................................................................................................................... 11–1
12 Scheduling.................................................................................. 12–1
12.1
Camera Schedule ...................................................................................................................... 12–2
12.2
Alarm Schedule.......................................................................................................................... 12–5
13 Find-it.......................................................................................... 13–1
13.1
Knowledge Base ........................................................................................................................ 13–1
13.2
Tables......................................................................................................................................... 13–5
13.3
Illustrations ................................................................................................................................. 13–5
13.4
FAQs .......................................................................................................................................... 13–9
14 Index ........................................................................................... 14–1
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1 Running View
Preparation
Your Rapid Eye Multi system administrator (Multi SA) needs to prepare a Multi database
before operators can run View. How to do so is explained in the Admin User Guide,
part no. K5403.
1.1 Starting View
Figure 1. Shortcut for View, on the Windows desktop
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!1 To start and log on to View
1. On your Microsoft Windows desktop, do one of the following:
• click Start, point or click to Programs and then Rapid Eye Multi-Media. Click
Rapid Eye Multi-Media View.
• double-click the shortcut to View.
2. In the logon dialog’s User ID box, type the name of a Multi operator account.
See fig. 2, below.
3. If your Multi SA has assigned a password to the account, type it in the
Password box.
4. If a Multi-Media database (Multi db) was not selected during the installation of
View, see your Multi SA for its type (Access or SQL), location (path) and name.
5. Click OK. The Rapid Eye Multi-Media View - Logon window is displayed.
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User account and password
Passwords can be assigned to a user account. Use of passwords is optional. How to
setup passwords is explained in the Admin User Guide, part no. K5403.
Fig. 2. Logging-on to a Multi system
1.2 View Window: the Sites Tab
Fig. 3. On the Sites tab, Multi sites are either Multi-Media units and/or older Multi units.
action tabs. The Sites tab is where you begin. See figure 3. Clicking other action tabs—
Tours, Log, Clips—displays different buttons on the toolbar.
session pane. Where video and text are displayed. Sessions are shown at operator’s
discretion. Sessions include: Live, Retrieval, Maintenance, Motion search, Event search
and Data search sessions. Alarm sessions can appear as alarms are triggered.
menus. The menus list commands for View.
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