Brigade MDR-504-500, Installation And Operation Manual

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9.6.1 Channel Info
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Information about resolution, frame rate and streaming bit rate are
shown in all the 4 or 8 quadrants
– only in full screen view (area 4).
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On the top left of each image, users can see the MDR-Dashboard
channel number followed by the company number, vehicle registration
and MDR channel number.
Channel Information Figure 148
shows: “4
3-3 -
4”.
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Access full screen mode of a single channel by double-clicking the
desired channel. Exit a full screen view by double-clicking again.
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Audio playback is limited to one channel at a time, single-clicking a
channel will access the audio feed
– a green outer box visually confirms
the current audio feed being accessed.
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Each camera channel has two additional features, BLUR and
ZOOM .
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Users can use blur to create a mosaic setting of an area which will be
blurred throughout video playback. See Creating Mosaic for Blur Figure
149 , Setting the Blur Area Figure 150 and Blur Activated Figure 151 .
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BLUR can be applied to a channel for a clipping of a video segment.
Click the delete button to remove a blur from a channel.
Channel Information Figure 148
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ZOOM is used to create a magnified
view of a selected area of a camera
channel. Click the magnifying glass and
then choose the desired box area. This
is now the only area that will be visible
during playback. To exit this view,
double-click the camera channel. See
Choosing Zoom Area Figure 152 and
Zoom area Figure 153 . Creating Mosaic for Blur
Figure 149
Setting the Blur Area
Figure 150
Blur Activated Figure 151
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ZOOM cannot be applied to a clipping
– this
feature is for viewing a critical area more
closely.
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is used to ZOOM in or out of the
time scale. Maximum ZOOM in is 5 seconds
and minimum ZOOM out is 24 hours.
Choosing Zoom Area Figure 152
Zoom area Figure 153
9.6.2 Events and Graphs
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Information about events can be viewed by clicking on the EVENT button as
shown in Extended View Settings Figure 154 . This will provide a list of all the
events.
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Events can also be filtered by clicking on each tab shown in Event Information
Figure 155 . Users may use the arrows to access various tab options. Double-
clicking a log in the event list will jump to that point in playback mode.
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OSD settings
– the sensor 2-character names are displayed in the event list
with brackets. See Event Information Figure 155.
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Events can also be ordered based on a user-specific hierarchy. Click on the
( Event Information Figure 155) icon to access and change the order. Use
the shown in Event Hierarchy Figure 156 .
Extended View Settings Figure 154
Event Information Figure 155
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See Event Information Figure 155 . Event information consists of event names,
event times and event descriptions (use horizontal scrollbar to view).
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Users can access vehicle information such as
➢
Recorded channel data graph based on time
➢
Speed graph based on time
➢
G-force data graph based on time
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Double-clicking on a graphical point will jump to that time in playback.
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Click the drop-down menu shown in Graph Options Figure 157 and choose
VEHICLE STATUS .
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Once the vehicle status sub-menu has been opened as shown in Vehicle
Status Figure 158 , click on the desired option to view the graphical data.
Event Hierarchy Figure 156