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Remote View………………………………………………………………………1
Setting Up Remote View…………………………………………………………1
Setting Up the Connection……………………………………………………….1
Working with My Favorite………………………………………………………...4
Camera Zoom Function…………………………………………………………..5
Playing with Screen View Window Functions………………………………….6
Playing Back Video Files in Q-View…………………………………………….7
Preference Settings……………………………………………………………….7
Remote PTZ and I/O Functions….………………………………………………9
Full Screen View…………………………………………………………………10
Remote View
Remote View is used to remotely monitor live videos from the VideoBank system, through
modem dial-up or TCP/IP connection. Each Remote View connection is limited by the VideoBank
Server to one login at a time. However, you may open multiple RemoteView sessions on one
workstation and log each into a different VideoBank system.
4. Click the Connect button from menu bar of Remote View, and then select Dial-Modem
from menu to bring up the Connect dialog box, as shown in figure 2:
5. In the Phone Dial field, type the telephone number you wish to use.
6. Enter a valid user ID and password, and then click the Make Call button. Messages should
appear in the Connect Status window when connection successful.
4. In the IP Address field, type the IP address or domain name of the system you wish to
connect to. The field will memorize the 10 most recently used addresses.
5. Type in port number in Port field. Use default value of 3550 if you are not sure what to enter
for this field.
6. Enter a valid user ID and password and then click the Login button. Video should appear
when the connection is successful, as shown:
Button Description
Connect Click to select modem dial-up or TCP/IP connection
My Favorite Click to add connections to My Favorite Lists
Stop Click to terminate network connection
Zoom In Click to enlarge video
Zoom Out Click to shrink video
Lock Click to lock a particular camera
Preferences Click to bring up the preferences setting window
3. Enter the proper information and provide a title name for the new connection, and then click
OK.
Note: The Rec button saves the video files to a temporary buffer file. Once you stop recording by
pressing the Rec button again, the file has not been saved. If you wish to save the files
permanently, Click on the Play/Save button on each channel’s video you wish to save. The video
clip will be saved in AVI format.
Preference Settings
Click on Preferences button from the toolbar to bring up the corresponding dialog box as shown:
The following options are available on the Connection tab of the Preference Setting:
[Text Display] Sets the channel description’s text color and background color. Three options
are available to present the camera description: Transparent (text only no background), Opaque
(text and background), and Invisible (no text and no background).
[Temporary Record Buffer] Location of the temporary folder that holds videos as they are being
recorded. Click on the Browse button to change the location.
Select View, PTZ Device, from the menu bar to bring up the PTZ control panel. Use the PTZ
select buttons to choose address (0-15) of the camera you wish to control. The control panel
may look slightly different depending on your camera model.
Select View, I/O Module, from the menu bar to bring up the I/O control panel. Remote View
allows you to control only the output devices. Click on the Output signal buttons to send signal to
the output device of your choice. (Outputs can be configured to operate any type of switch, lock,
light, siren, strobe or any other powered device you wish to trigger remotely. Often lighting will be
connected to outputs to allow the remote user to turn on a light and see the area better.)
Enter appropriate information in the fields. You may enter actual IP or the domain name for IP Address
ie: “demo.focusmicro.com”. Alternatively, you may click the drop-down selection field to find the most
recently visited servers, or click the browse button to select a FocusMicro VideoBank Server in your
address book.
[Normal Search] Select the Normal Search to bring up Search & Download panel shown as:
[Advance Search] The files can be searched by time and date, and by camera. Follow these steps to
download or view video from specified times and cameras:
1. Select the desired VideoBank Server from list of active connections in the drop-down selection
field.
2. Select the desired camera from Select Camera(s) window, or choose the “Select All Cameras
button” to select all cameras.
3. Specify the search range by date and time.
4. Click OK to download by the four available options:
• Download & Play: Play the selected files while downloading into RPB Client.
• Just Download: Download files only.
• Just Play: Play files without loading them into FM-RPB Client system.
• Download & Play (Period): Download files by frames. Select only one file at a time to
apply this function.
Note: A warning message may appear if the downloaded file size is greater than the designated storage
space.
View List
The list keeps a record of connection activity, and is available in four listing options:
[Channel List] Lists all actively connected FocusMicro VideoBank Servers and their respective cameras.
Use the Up and Down buttons to select which camera sequence is displayed when in full-screen view.
The close button terminates the connection to the selected camera. The exit button closes the list while
the connections remain active.
[Connection List] Indicates the number of files currently engaged to the connecting activity. The
numbers shown in the Total Works field will decrease as the tasks complete. Click on the task to highlight
it, then click on the Work List button to break out the detail of the activity being processed. Click the Back
button to go back to the Connection List. Click the Close button to end the connection. Click the Exit
button to leave the list.
[Download List] Displays a list of files that is currently being downloaded to the FM-RPB client. The
Ratio field shows you each file’s download progress and the Save Path field shows you the location
where files are being downloaded to.
[Download History] Displays a list of downloaded file history. Double clicking on a listing will playback
the related file in the selected FM-RPB monitoring window.
Connection Record
Keeps track of the connections, which makes your next connection easier.
[Save Connective Status] Saves current connection list to a path. When opening the FM-RPB Client
the next time, you can click on the Connection Record, select the Load Connective Status (see
descriptions below) to open a browser and load saved connections.
[Load Connective Status] Loads the saved connection status from a file into the FM-RPB Client.
[Load Resume File] If connections were ended the with the Disconnect button during a download, select
this option to continue the downloading process.
Address Book
The Address Book not only keeps connection information about the FM-RPB Sever, but also allows for
quick connection and auto login to the FocusMicro VideoBank Server. Follow these steps to create an
entry in the Address Book:
Click the Address Book button to bring up the dialog box, shown as:
Click New Server button and enter the following information to the fields:
• Server Name: Any name you want to use for this VideoBank Server.
• Server Address: Enter IP Address or a domain name (ie: demo.focusmicro.com).
• ID: Enter a Login ID that will be accepted by the VideoBank Server. This Login ID must have
permission to access Remote Playback Client Connections.
• Password: Enter the password associated with the ID.
• Port: Use the default port 5066, unless otherwise necessary.
You may create New Groups (click New Group button) before adding any servers. After creating a new
group you may then add a new server to the group by clicking on any group and then clicking the New
Server button to add a VideoBank Server to that group.
Click Close button to finish the setup; Highlighting any entry and clicking the Delete Button removes the
entry from Address Book; Connect connects the FM-RPB Client to the VideoBank Server instantly.
Preference Settings
Three settings available here:
[Download] These options allow you to specify whether you want to overwrite existing files and whether
you want a pop-up notification for each and every file that finishes downloading.
[Channel Text] The selections on this function determine how your text appears on the active and
playback channels.
[Panel Resolution] This option allows you to select an 800x600 screen or a 1024x768 screen
(recommended) for the FM-RPB Client. Any changes made will not take effect until the application is
restarted.
The buttons, from left to right, represent: Play, Stop, Pause, First Frame, Previous Frame, Next Frame,
and Last Frame. The two arrow buttons are used to increase or decrease the playback speed. Move the
slider in Playback Meter back and forth to navigate through the video frames.