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SKYROS Corporation VideoNet 8.4 User guide
By means of
graphic plans
you can perform surveillance both along the perimeter
of guarded
building
and of its separate sites.
During that, the system will inform you about:
• detected motion and
alarm object
by camera and about detected sound by
microphone;
• loss of video signal by camera;
• loss of connection with camera;
• starting sound translation from microphone.
Besides, from
plans
window you can, if necessary:
• start
emergency recording
by needed camera;
• switch
sound translation
from microphone;
• arm camera and/or microphone;
• close/open relay;
• start emergency translation by camera;
• call preset or start patrol program by Pan Tilt camera.
4.6. W
ORKING
WITH
GRAPHIC
PLANS
?
For working with
graphic plans
it is necessary to set up following system configuration
parameters in advance:
• load schemes of guarded objects;
• construct plans;
• connect configured building plans;
• configure
monitor mode
for working with
plans
window;
• configure
Monitors modes and windows controlling
reaction, if necessary.
Configuring parameters is performed by system administrator (refer to
3.11
chapter).
Window
(2)
contains a list of loaded
building plans
.
Building
structure represents
a
tree
of
segments
and
views
.
Segments
can be separate
building
sites, rooms,
floors etc. To open
segment
scheme for viewing, it is necessary to select this
segment
in the tree. Its
scheme
will be opened in window
(3)
. You can move the
scheme within the limits of this window, rotate and scale it. To do that, use the
corresponding buttons on the toolbar
(1)
. To open necessary
segment view
, select
it in the
Views
folder of the corresponding
building
.
Plans
tree can contain an unlimited (within the bound of reason) number of
buildings
(depending on system configuration parameters setup).
Depending on setup there can be the following
objects
on a
segment
scheme:
cameras
,
microphones
,
relay output controllers
,
sensors
,
Pan Tilt presets
.
Graphic plans
window consists of three parts:
toolbar (1)
,
building structure
window
(2)
and
scheme window (3)
.
