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Introduction

 

Ocularis-X User Guide

 

 

Introduction 

Ocularis-X provides full framerate video from multiple megapixel cameras over limited bandwidth connections. 

Ocularis-X brings the experience of desktop video surveillance to browsers and mobile video clients. With the 

increasing popularity of bandwidth intensive megapixel cameras, web and mobile users face the need to compromise 

either on the number of cameras viewed (often limited to a single camera), the quality of the video or the smoothness 

of the video delivered. This can result in choppy, low framerate live viewing and playback. 

Ocularis-X, an add-on to Ocularis, delivers up to nine HD video streams simultaneously using OnSSI’s HDIS (High 

Definition Interactive Streaming) technology. Frame rates up to 30 frames per second can be delivered over limited 

bandwidth networks such as 3G, 4G and broadband. 

Ocularis-X extends the look and feel of OnSSI’s award winning Ocularis Client to web browsers and mobile devices. It 

allows security personnel in the field to perform live monitoring and synchronized playback of multiple megapixel 

cameras through a standard web browser. 

Ocularis-X Components 

There are two components to Ocularis-X. One is the Ocularis-X Server, which typically resides on a stand alone 

server and is used to communicate with an installation of Ocularis Base. The second is the Ocularis-X Client. This 

client is used to view the video delivered by Ocularis-X and can be used on any number of devices or platforms. 

Ocularis-X works with Ocularis Base versions 3.0 or later. 

The Ocularis-X Client works with a standard web browser. It is run by logging into a website on the Ocularis-X Server 

which subsequently logs into Ocularis Base. Ocularis Base authenticates user credentials and permissions and 

passes the appropriate video streams from the recorder(s) to the Ocularis-X Server to be transcoded and sent to the 

requesting Ocularis-X Client. The device using 

Ocularis-X Client

 may be inside or outside the local area network. 

Specifications 

Ocularis-X Client 

The Ocularis-X Client, used to view live and recorded video, is displayed using a web browser. The following web 
browsers are supported: 

 

Microsoft Internet Explorer version 7 and higher 

 

Mozilla Firefox version 14.0 and higher 

 

Google Chrome version 21.0 and higher 

 

Opera version 12.1 and higher 

 

Apple Safari version 5.1.7 and higher 

Note: 

Adobe Flash 

Adobe Flash is required as a separate installation in some browsers. 

 

 

On-Net Surveillance Systems, Inc. 

Summary of Contents for Ocularis-X

Page 1: ...Ocularis X User Guide 2012 On Net Surveillance Systems Inc...

Page 2: ...as constituting any kind of warranty 2002 2012 On Net Surveillance Systems Inc All rights reserved OnSSI and the Eye logo are registered trademarks of On Net Surveillance Systems Inc Ocularis Ocularis...

Page 3: ...ENT INTERFACE 5 MENU BAR 5 APPLICATION CONTROLS 6 CONFIGURING OCULARIS X 7 To Create an Ocularis X View 7 To Modify an Ocularis X View 8 To Delete an Ocularis X View 8 VIEWING LIVE VIDEO 9 To Display...

Page 4: ...mponents There are two components to Ocularis X One is the Ocularis X Server which typically resides on a stand alone server and is used to communicate with an installation of Ocularis Base The second...

Page 5: ...tion must be turned off if you want to run Ocularis X Client in windowed mode as opposed to full screen maximized To disable graphics acceleration in IE9 1 Open Internet Explorer 2 Select the Internet...

Page 6: ...or to accessing Ocularis X you are presented with a log in screen Enter your login information as follows User Name A user account is required to gain access to system video This account is your Ocula...

Page 7: ...takes up largely the rest of the screen Menu Bar The upper left portion of the screen includes a menu bar with the following items Menu Description Debug Console Overlay The icon may be used to toggle...

Page 8: ...enu Bar contains functions known as Application Controls These functions are defined as follows Control Graphic Icon Log off click this icon to log Ocularis X Logging off will stop the current session...

Page 9: ...l computer would need to be reconfigured Similarly if you stayed on the same PC but launched a different browser and logged in to Ocularis X configuration will also need to be redone Lastly if you cle...

Page 10: ...views are saved with the browser settings on the local machine If you open another manufacturer s browser move to another PC or clear the browser s cache you will need to reconfigure views from scratc...

Page 11: ...created 2 Click the view name you would like to display CHANGING VIEW PANES There are occasions where you may want to see video from a different camera not displayed in the current view You can displ...

Page 12: ...called the Image Bar On the left of the Image Bar is the name of the camera as it is defined in Ocularis Base On the right of the Image Bar is an indicator showing that the camera stream is Live The...

Page 13: ...to return to the original view Digital Zoom You may use digital zoom on any camera image Draw a rectangle over the zoom area by drawing a diagonal line Release the mouse to perform the zoom Figure 6...

Page 14: ...ve for returning to Live monitoring The View Browse Playback Controls Figure 7 A Sample View in Browse mode The Live indicator no longer appears in the image bar of each pane At the bottom of the scre...

Page 15: ...ys to view recorded video Click on the timeline to the left of the Timeline slider handle This will play the video backwards Click on the timeline to the right of the Timeline slider handle This will...

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