Axis Camera Station S9101 Mk II, User Manual

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AXIS Camera Station S9101 Mk II Desktop Terminal
Manage AXIS Camera Station user accounts
2. When connecting to multiple AXIS Camera Station servers, select a server from the Selected server drop-down list.
3. Select Server to search for users or groups on the local computer, or select Domain to search for Active Directory users or
groups. When connecting to multiple AXIS Camera Station servers, you can select which server to search for.
4. Select Users or Groups to search for only users or groups.
5. The list of users or groups is displayed. Users and groups that have already been added to AXIS Camera Station are not listed.
- If there are too many users or groups, the search result is not displayed. Use the Type to search field to refine
the search and find a specific user or group.
- If the domain user search fails, the Service logon account must be changed.
6. Select the users or groups and click Add . The users or groups are added to the list and shown in italics.
Configure a user or group
1. Select a user or group in the list.
2. Under Role , select Administrator , Operator , or Viewer .
3. If you have selected Operator or Viewer , you can configure the user or group privileges. See User or group privileges .
4. Click Save . The user or group in the list is not in italics and ready to be used.
User or group privileges
There are three roles that can be given to a user or group. For how to define access privileges for a user or group, see Add users or
groups .
• Administrator: Full access to the entire system, including access to live and recorded video of all cameras, access to all I/O
ports and views. Therefore, you do not need to specify any camera, I/O or view privileges for a user with this role. This role
is required in order to configure anything in the system.
• Operator: Access to live and recorded video of selected cameras and access to selected I/O ports and views. An operator
has full access to all functionality of AXIS Camera Station except system configuration.
• Viewer: Access to live video of selected cameras and access to selected I/O ports and views. A viewer does not have access
to recorded video or system configuration.
Cameras
The following access privileges are available for users or groups with the Operator or Viewer role.
• Access: Allow access to the camera and all camera features.
• Video: Allow access to live video from the camera.
• Audio listen: Allow access to listen from the camera.
• Audio speak: Allow access to speak to the camera.
• Manual Recording: Allow to start and stop recordings manually.
• Mechanical PTZ: Allow access to mechanical PTZ controls. Only available for cameras with mechanical PTZ.
• PTZ priority: Set the PTZ priority. A lower number means a higher priority.
0
means that no priority is assigned. An
administrator has the highest priority. When a role with higher priority operates a PTZ camera, others can’t operate the
same camera for 10 seconds by default. Only available for cameras with mechanical PTZ and
Mechanical PTZ is selected.
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