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User’s Manual − Font, Font Size: Sets the font and font size. − Text Color, Background Color: Sets the text color and background color of the text box. − Align Text: Aligns the text. − Bold, Italic, Underline, Strikethrough: Makes the text bold, italicizes the text, underlines the text, draws a line through the text. − X Coordinate/Y Coordinate, Width/Height: Sets the position and size of the text box. You can also sets the position and size by using the mouse drag and drop on the canvas. Path Sequence It allows you to set up a path sequence and monitor video from multiple cameras sequentially in the same camera screen during map monitoring. A path sequence should be set up for each camera on the canvas for path sequence monitoring (Click the (Path Sequence) button → Click each camera icon on the canvas in order of monitoring → Click the right mouse button to finish the setting). Event Action • Name: Sets the name of the path sequence. • Color/Opacity/Width: Sets the color/opacity/width of the path displayed on the map. • Shape: Sets the shape of the alert icon to distinguish a camera when displaying video from a camera set for the path sequence during map monitoring. • Background Color/Opacity/Margin: Sets the color/opacity/margin of the alert icon when displaying video from a camera set for the path sequence during map monitoring. • Reverse: Reverses the direction of the path sequence. • Associated Device: Displays the list of cameras set for the path sequence. Video from cameras in the list is displayed on the screen sequentially for the Duration period. Clicking a camera in the list and the Disconnect button deletes the camera from the path sequence. You can set up event actions to be taken when events are detected by the input/output devices. Select the icon, and then each field of the property. You can enter or select a value from the drop-down list. • Click: Sets the Instant Viewer window to be displayed when clicking the input/output device icon on the map. When clicking an alarm-in icon, clicking activates or deactivates alarm out. • Motion Detection, Object Detection, Video Loss, Video Blind, Alarm In, etc.: Enables or disables event actions to be taken when each event is detected. The event actions will be disabled regardless of the settings below if you disabled the event actions of the input/output devices during the map monitoring (Disabling event actions: Place the mouse cursor over the input/output device on the map → Click the right mouse button → Select Ignore Event Action). − Live Popup: Pops up video from a camera (associated camera if the device is not a camera). − Event Spot: Displays video from a camera (associated camera if the device is not a camera) on the event spot screen. − Event Sound: Sounds by playing back a selected audio file (.wav). 130
Network Video Recorder <strong>Chapter</strong> 16 — Controlling With a Network Keyboard You can control the Client program by using a network keyboard. NOTE: This function is supported only for a specific model of a network keyboard. 16.1 Registering 1. Register the network keyboard on the administration service: Go to the Start Menu → Click SiRiS → Run the SiRiS Setup program and enter login information → Select the Device menu→ Click (Network Keyboard Setup) button, and the Network Keyboard Scan window appears. The way to register a network keyboard is identical to the way to register a device. Refer to 11.1 Registering Devices (p. 94) about registering a device. 2. Register the Client system on the network keyboard. Refer to the network keyboard user manual for details. • ID (Client system ID): The network keyboard assigns the ID automatically when the Client system is registered, and you can change the ID. The ID is used to distinguish the Client system from other Client systems when controlling it with a network keyboard, so each must have a unique ID. • Name: Set up a Client system name for your reference. • IP Address: Enter the Client system’s IP address. Do not check Use DVRNS. • Control Port: Enter the Control port number set in the Client System (Check the Control port number in the System menu → Preference → Network → Network Keyboard setting). 131
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