Chapter 1 - Pacific Communications

User’s Manual
• Event Sound: Set up to sound by playing back an audio file when an event is detected. Select a desired
event and set up an audio file (.wav) by clicking the button. Clicking the button allows you to test
the sound by playing back the selected audio file.
• Event Spot: Video from the event-detected camera is displayed on the event spot screen when an event
is detected.
− Event monitoring dwell: Set up the duration for video to be displayed on the event spot screen.
− Minimum monitoring dwell: Set up the event monitoring dwell time for the current event when other
events are detected while event-detected video is displayed. Video from other events is displayed after
the preset time expires.
Network
• Use buffering for live Mega-pixel images:
Displays images on the screen more smoothly
by using buffering when monitoring mega-pixel
video images (supported only for devices which
use the SiRiS protocol). Buffering may be
delayed or real-time monitoring may decrease
depending on the network environment. This
function is supported only in a dual-core CPU
or higher systems for up to four cameras in each
Live panel.
• Live image no frames detect interval: Set
up the interval to check video frame transfer
from a device to the NVR system. A message
will be displayed on the camera screen when
no video frame is transferred during the period.
• Disconnection Message: Allows you to
change the text of the screen message which is
displayed when a device is disconnected. Click
the Setup button, check the box beside each
message and change the text.
• RTP Incoming Port Range: Set up the port range if a device which transmits images using the RTP
protocol is registered. Port range settings must be changed if the network firewall or local network allows
only specific UDP/RTP port numbers. The port numbers should not conflict with the RTP port number
of the NVR system or port numbers of other streaming programs. If an RTP port number conflicts with
others, monitoring may not be available.
• Don’t display broken frames: It is possible that frames will be broken or lost when using the RTP protocol
depending on the network environment. Select whether or not to display the broken frames in Live or
Play panels.
• Buffering Frame Count: Set up the number of buffering frames to use for the RTP protocol. The higher
the number is, the less the video stutter. The lower the number is, the higher the real-time monitoring.
• Use Network Keyboard: Allows you to control the Client program by using a network keyboard.
Set up the port number that the Client program will use when it is controlled by a network keyboard.
Selecting Use large mouse cursor enlarges the mouse cursor size.
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