DVTEL CT-5322F, User And Installation Manual

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CT-5322F/CT-5642F User and Installation Guide
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The user role (class) determines the access to the different menus and actions that can be performed from
the unit’s web interface. The following table details the privileges for each user role (class) by menu screen:
Screen Description Privilege
View
Live video and image controls
Administrator, Operator, Viewer (can
only view the video stream)
Analytics
Configuration of analytic depth setings, rules,
responses, scheduled actions, on-screen
display, firmware version selection, and
firmware/configuration backup and restore
Administrator
Video Storage Recording and Storage of video and images
Administrator, Operator
Maintenance
System updates, camera reset, factory default,
and camera functions
Administrator
Setup
IP network settings, user and account
management and camera controls
Administrator
User privileges are configured from the Setup > Accounts screen. See Configuring Account Settings
(page 53).
7.1 View Screen
The View screen is used to view live video and for configuring image controls. After logging in for the first
time or loading a new firmware version, you must enable the ActiveX plug-in in order to view live video. See
Discovering the Camera on the Network . All users have access to the View screen. See Figure 24: Home Page
with Thermal Image.
Configure the following settings from the
View screen from the menu above the View screen:
Item Description
Video Stream Select the video stream: H.264, MJPEG, or HTTP JPEG. You can select multiple
video streams, which open in separate browser windows. HTTP JPEG is
recommended for:

Accessing a unit that is located behind a firewall at a remote site

Transmitting video via HTTP over remote networks with low bandwidth

Remote configuration of the unit over the web

If you have difficulty viewing the video in H.264
Note:
The ioi camera enables access to a camera that is not IP-enabled at a
remote site over the Web. For more information about this
capability, see
Accessing a Remote Unit Behind a Firewall (page 62).
Snapshot Click the icon to take a snapshot of the image.