CHOOSING A USER ACCOUNT
The Veo 120XXN provides user accounts for different types of users. There are three access levels available:
User, Manager, and Administrator. Depending on what actions the user needs to perform while logged into
the Veo 120XXN, the proper account level should be chosen that offers the required level of access. The
following table describes the access levels for each user type for Veo 120XXN as well as the Remote Client
software.
Table A. User Accounts and Access Levels
User Account
Veo 120XXN
Remote Client Software
User
• View live video
• Change the screen display mode
• Control cameras (PTZ, focus, and iris)
• View live video
• Change the screen display mode
• Control cameras (PTZ, focus, and iris)
• Adjust color
• Control audio
• Save video to the local drive
• Change network connection settings
Manager
• All user access
• Search for recorded video
• Backup video to CD/DVD or USB flash
drive
• All user access
• Search for recorded video
• Back up video to CD/DVD or USB
flash drive
Administrator
• Complete access to all Veo 120XXN
system settings and functions
• Complete access to all Veo 120XXN
system settings and functions
SYSTEM CONTEXT MENU (VEO 12008N/12016N)
System context menu is available on Veo 12008N and 12016N models through mouse right-click on the
main screen. System context menu allows quick access to the system’s most used functions. To access
the system context menu, position the mouse cursor on the main screen and right-click.
Context Menu Options:
SETUP
*
:
Select to access system setup menu (login required)
SEARCH
*
:
Select to search and play back recorded video (login required)
PTZ
*
:
Select to enter PTZ navigation screen
SHUTDOWN:
Select to shut down the Veo system (login required)
DISPLAY
*
:
Select to switch between available screen divisions
ARCHIVING
*
:
Select to backup recorded video (login required)
SEQUENCE
*
:
Select to turn on the sequential channel rotation
ZOOM
*
:
Select to digitally zoom into the live video
KEY LOCK
*
:
Select to lock remote controller and front panel buttons (login
required). Password will be required to unlock the buttons.
* - This feature can also be accessed by pressing a corresponding Remote Control button.
Figure 13. System Context Menu
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