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USER MANUAL
Selects screen layout for viewing live/archived video from multiple
cameras (from left to right): single camera layout, 2x2 camera layout;
3x3 camera layout; 4x4 camera layout; 10-camera layout with 2 large
and 4x2 smaller images; 8-camera layout with 1 large, 3x1 and 1x4
smaller images; 13-camera layout with 1 large, 2x2 and 4x2 smaller
images, 8-camera layout with 2x4 images for panoramic cameras, 10-
camera layout with 2 large and 2x4 smaller images for regular and
panoramic cameras. Depending on the chosen screen layout and the
actual number of the installed cameras, the unused sections of the layout
will be filled with a watermark image of the CBC (America) camera.
Displays the Archive controls (see Browsing Archives below).
Takes a snapshot of live video or an archive. The snapshot is taken from
the camera which is highlighted in the drop-down list of the installed
cameras (see above). To highlight another camera, left-click on the
camera number. To take the snapshot from all cameras, highlight
“cameras” at the root (top) of the drop-down camera list. The snapshot
file names contain the camera number, date and time of the snapshot.
To locate/view the snapshots in the snapshot folder, right-click anywhere
on screen, then select “photo”, “browse”. Alternatively, snapshots can be
taken by right-clicking on the live video image, and then selecting
“photo”, “save”. The directory path to the snapshot folder is specified in
the Settings menu (see Settings), or using the Right-Click menu under
“Save To” (see Right-Click menu). By default, this is the directory My
Documents\My Pictures\CBC America Photos\.
Reports the current CPU usage and network usage. The first two LED
bars show the CPU usage and total network usage in per cent,
respectively. The rest of LED bars show the network usage of each
camera. The shown values are relatively to the camera which uses the
most bandwidth.
Selecting Full / Reduced Resolution and Zoom
