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MxEasy User Manual: Getting Started
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GETTING STARTED
The previous chapter described the installation of MxEasy. In this chapter, you will learn
everything you need to know to get started with MxEasy.
When you launch the program for the first time,
MxEasy Wizard
automatically finds all
MOBOTIX cameras that are available in the network and guides you through the initial
configuration for the selected cameras. You can then set up the cameras quickly and
easily using MxEasy.
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Section 3.1, “Using MxEasy For The First Time”
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Section 3.2, “Elements In The Program Window And Program View Modes”
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Section 3.3, “Displaying Live Images And Monitoring Alarms”
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Section 3.4, “The Most Important Camera Views And Image Settings”
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Section 3.5, “Image Sections And Digital Zoom Functions (PTZ)”
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Section 3.6, “Setting Up Alarms And Recordings”
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Section 3.7, “System Shutoff - Privacy Mode”
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Section 3.8, “Playing Back And Evaluating The Recordings”
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Section 3.9, “Creating Users And Passwords”
See
Appendix B, “Access Rights For User Access Levels”, for a list of the rights assigned to
each user level (Administrator, Owner, User, Guest). For additional information on saving,
printing and exporting recorded audio and video data as well as saving and restoring
settings, see
Chapter 4, “Advanced Operation”.
3.1 Using MxEasy For The First Time
3.1.1 Searching MOBOTIX Cameras
When you launch MxEasy for the first time,
MxEasy Wizard
automatically starts searching
for MOBOTIX cameras and displays all detected cameras in a list. The camera list will be
updated automatically as soon as new MOBOTIX cameras are connected to or removed
from the network.
Note
If MxEasy does not find any cameras (the camera selection list contains no entries
in this case), check the firewall settings of your computer. If necessary, customize
the settings for MxEasy to allow connections to and from MxEasy. If you do not
have permission to modify these settings on your computer, contact your system
administrator for assistance.