CSG Security NetVision Plus, User Manual

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NetVision Plus/Elite and Micro DVR v2.3
SP2
User's Guide
21-0400E v2.3.3
25.2.2
Camera Installation Issues
Ensure cameras are properly installed in a
location that will provide the desired view
with good image quality / subject size.
Zoom:
Cameras typically provide an optical and
digital zoom feature that can be set during
installation (buttons on the camera). Pan/tilt/zoom
cameras can be controlled through the software.
Extreme zooming is not a replacement for good
camera location, since digital zoom provides larger
images of poorer quality.
Tip:
For best performance, ensure all cameras
connected through a single capture board are the
same brand (different models okay if from the same
manufacturer). Similarly, each capture board
should ideally be connected to cameras with similar
lighting (e.g., connect indoor and outdoor cameras
through separate capture boards).
If these criteria cannot be met, and you are having
problems in some views:
Related Topics: 17.1
Video Setup (in DSR
Configuration);
16.1.2
[ Video Control ]
Frame Rate: For maximum frame rate (full motion),
only one camera from each capture board can be
displayed at a time. As such, try to connect
cameras of higher interest (and/or higher security)
through
different
capture boards.
25.2.3
Camera Numbering per
Connections
Camera numbering (when viewed from the
rear of the video server case) depends on your
type of NetVision system and capture cards:
NetVision Plus:
Micro DVR
4
1
16
13
4
1
16
13
NetVision Elite:
Notes:
•
1, 2, 3, & 4 pertain to video capture cards,
while 1b & 2b pertain to satellite connectors.
•
When
set for viewing 4 cameras at a time (i.e., 'quad' mode),
only cameras associated with different screen
'quadrants' can be displayed at the same time.
Related Topic: 8.2 Viewing Cameras at a Video
Server