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USING THE REMOTE CLIENT
USING THE REMOTE CLIENT
SAVING TO AVI FILE
The operator can choose to record all channels currently being displayed on the live view directly to the
local PC hard drive.
Click the
SAVE TO AVI
button to immediately start recording.
Click the stop button to end recording. The remote client displays a summary of the files created on the
hard disk
During a remote client session, any events detected on the VXM4 are sent to the remote client event log.
To display this, click the
EVENT VIEWER
button
For best results, local AVI files
should be viewed using the VXM4
backup player software (Page 35).
VIEWING EVENTS
TELEMETRY CONTROL
The
TELEMETRY
controls allow remote control of any telemetry devices attached to the VXM4.
Click the appropriate channel display and use the on screen directional buttons to control pan and
tilt movement. To control focus, click . To control zoom, click . Use the + and – buttons to
adjust.
Additional telemetry controls can be accessed by clicking the PTZ button.
Telemetry presets can now be programmed and called remotely.
Example: To start pattern tour 1 running on a VHSD-870EXT speed dome, select preset 131 from the
drop down list and click RUN.
Example: To program preset position 85, position the speed dome using the
TELEMETRY
controls,
select preset 85 and click SET
If necessary pan & tilt speed speed can be adjusted by dragging the speed bar left or right.
Click PTZ again to return to the basic control buttons.
Telemetry control also allows remote setup of many telemetry devices. For example, to access the setup menu of the VHSD-870EXT
speed dome, RUN preset 95 and then use the telemetry and focus + and – controls to navigate the speed dome menu.
Telemetry controls can also be displayed when the remote client is in full screen mode. To do this click the PTZ button and, using
the mouse, drag the PTZ controls away from the remote client window. Then click the full screen icon. The PTZ controls are still
displayed and can be moved around the display to suit the operator.