Sanyo VA-SW3050LITE Instruction Manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Network Recorder (LITE version)

When you need to record and play the video, use the VA-SW3050 software. The VA-SW3050 is the full-featured version of the VA-SW3050LITE and optionally available.

VA-SW3050LITE

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Table of Contents

Introduction ........................................... 2

■ Features ..................................................2

■ System requirements ............................2

Software Setup Procedure ................... 3

Installing the VA-SW3050LITE Software

.... 4

Starting and Logging in to the

VA-SW3050LITE Software .................... 5

■ Logging off .............................................. 6

■ Closing the screen ................................ 6

■ Opening the screen ............................... 6

■ Exiting from the software .....................6

Registering the Cameras with the

Software ................................................. 7

■ Using the Camera Search function ...... 8

■ Specifying the camera title ...................9

Viewing the Live Video ....................... 10

■ Menu bar functions and operating

privileges ..............................................11

■ Tool bar functions ............................... 13

Split Screen Layout .............................21

■ Changing image layout on the

16-part split screen............................... 22

■ Setting the image layout pattern

on the 4-part split screen..................... 22

Configuring Other Options .................23

■ [Proxy] setting ..................................... 23

■ [Clock] setting ...................................... 23

■ [Start Up] setting ................................. 24

■ [Buzzer] setting .................................... 24

■ [Display] setting ................................... 25

Operating the Cameras .......................15

■ Changing the configuration stored on

the camera.............................................16

Registering Users Accessing the

Camera ................................................. 17

■ User registration ..................................17

■ Changing the user password .............18

■ Deleting the registered user ............... 19

■ Setting the user privileges for

operating the camera ..........................20

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Introduction

The VA-SW3050LITE is a monitoring software for use with Sanyo’s CCD cameras. Attaching the option board (VA-50LAN) to your camera and installing the software enable you to view

live video images from multiple cameras on your PC.

■ Features

• Views live video from up to 128 cameras

• Switches screen display between a single screen, 4-part split screen or 16-part split screen

• Operates the camera(s) remotely and configures the settings stored on the camera

• Prints the video image displayed on your monitor display

• Registers up to 10 users and sets operating privileges for each camera

■ System requirements

The system requirements for the VA-SW3050LITE are as follows:

•PC: IBM PC/AT and compatibles

•OS: Windows 2000 Professional SP4,

Windows XP Home Edition SP2, Windows XP Professional SP2

• CPU/Memory:

For configuration with 4 cameras:

CPU: Pentium 4, 2.0 GHz or higher, Memory: 512 MB or more

For configuration with 16 cameras:

CPU: Pentium 4, 3.0 GHz or higher, Memory: 1 GB or more

• Network interface: 100Base-TX

• Display card: 1024 x 768 pixels or higher, 16 million colors or higher

AGP graphics card supporting hardware overlay Or PCI Express graphics card (Requires the latest DirectX 9.0c compatible driver. )

• Recommended graphics chip

ATI : RADEON9000 series or higher nVidia : GeForce4 series or higher

: Quadro4 series or higher

Matrox : MillenniumP series or higher

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Software Setup Procedure

Perform the following procedures before using the VA-SW3050LITE software. For detailed instructions on individual procedures, refer to the respective pages shown below.

1 Install the option board (VA-50LAN) on the camera(s)

Refer to the separate “INSTALLATION MANUAL” for how to install the option board on the camera(s) and make connection using LAN cables.

Configure the TCP/IP settings on PC

To change the IP address for a camera, you must first change the subnet mask and default gateway values (for the IP address) on the PC, according to the camera. Note that you must use the same subnet mask and the default gateway values as those for the camera.

2 Install the VA-SW3050LITE software

3 Start the VA-SW3050LITE software and perform the login

procedure

When you log in to the VA-SW3050LITE for the first time, the [Camera Setting] screen appears.

4 Register the camera(s) with the software

Register the camera(s) to access, and configure the camera settings such as IP address and camera title. After registering the camera(s), the live video is displayed on the main screen.

5 View the live video

You can customize how the video is displayed using the controls on the main screen.

6 Register users accessing the camera

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Installing the VA-SW3050LITE Software

Install the VA-SW3050LITE software on your PC. Start the installation program, and use the interactive dialog boxes to advance the installation.

Double-click “Setup.exe” on the supplied CD-ROM

The installer starts up.

1 Installation of the Microsoft

.NET Framework 1.1 (approximately 2 minutes)

2 [Welcome to the VA-SW3050 Setup

Wizard] dialog

Click [Next].

3 [License Agreement] dialog

Select the “I accept the agreement” option and click [Next].

4 [Select Destination Location] dialog

Click [Next].

5 [Select Start Menu Folder] dialog

Click [Next].

6 [Ready to Install] dialog

Click [Install].

7 [Installing] dialog

After the installation is completed, close the dialog

The shortcut icon for the VA-SW3050LITE appears on the desktop.

9 Installation of the Microsoft

.NET Framework Service Pack 1

MEMO:

• When you use the non-Japanese version of Windows, English is used for the display language during installation.

• Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 and Service Pack 1 are required to use the VA-SW3050LITE software. If these applications are not installed on your PC, the install confirmation dialog appears, and the files are installed automatically (steps 1,

9).

• If you want to change the install destination folder, click [Browse] to select the desired folder (step 4).

• If you want to change the Start menu folder, type the new folder name into the box, or select the desired folder from the existing folder list (step 5).

• Restarting the system may be required after completing the installation. When restarting the system is required, follow the instruction displayed on the screen.

To Uninstall the VA-SW3050LITE Software

8 [Completing the VA-SW3050 Setup

Wizard] dialog

Click [Finish].

To uninstall the VA-SW3050LITE software, open the [Add or Remove Programs] window from the Control Panel, and select “Network Recorder” to begin the uninstall procedure.

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Starting and Logging in to the VA-SW3050LITE Software

Double-click the shortcut icon on the

desktop.

The VA-SW3050LITE starts and the login screen appears.

MEMO:

The VA-SW3050LITE icon appears in the task tray at the right bottom corner of the screen.

Click the appropriate radio button to

select the display language.

Available display languages:

English, French, German, and Spanish

Enter the user ID and password.

When you log in to the software for the first time, use the factory setting values below.

USER ID : admin PASSWORD : admin

Note:

If an invalid user ID or password is entered three consecutive times, the dialog displaying the authorization error message appears. Clicking [OK] closes the login screen automatically.

Click [OK].

• When you start the software for the first time or no cameras are registered:

The [Camera Setting] screen appears. Be sure to register the camera before starting to use VA-SW3050LITE. (Refer to “Registering the Cameras

with the Software” on page 7)

• When cameras are registered:

The live video is displayed on the main screen. (Refer to “Viewing the Live Video” on page 10)

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The following operations are common to each screen following login.

■ Logging off

Click [Log Off] in the [File] menu.

The login screen is returned to.

■ Closing the screen

Click the button in the top right corner of the screen.

Alternatively, click [Close] in the [File] menu (the [Close] button on the login screen).

This operation closes the screen and stores the software in the task tray icon.

Since this is continually activated as permanent software, the software remains operating and functional.

■ Opening the screen

Right-click the icon in the task tray to display the context menu, and click [Return].

Alternatively, double-click the task tray icon. The screen appears again.

Disabling the Firewall Protection

When Windows XP Firewall or some other firewall program is active on your computer, the computer is blocked from communicating with the cameras and thus the system fails to operate correctly. This means that you must disable the firewall protection before you begin using the VA-SW3050LITE software.

MEMO:

Note that, if you are using Windows XP SP2, its firewall protection is enabled by default. When the VA-SW3050LITE searches for cameras after startup, the dialog confirming the firewall setting appears. In this dialog, click [Unblock] to allow the connection to the camera.

■ Exiting from the software

Right-click the icon in the task tray to display the context menu, and click [Exit].

This exits from the software, and the task tray icon disappears.

Concurrent Access via Web Browser

The camera can also be accessed concurrently by multiple admin users via Web browsers.

However, when the user who uses the software performs one of the following actions, other Web-based concurrent admin users will be disconnected:

• Camera registration

• Clock settings

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Registering the Cameras with the Software

In order to view the live video after logging in, it is necessary to register the connected camera(s) with the VA-SW3050LITE.

When starting for the first time, or in other cases where the camera is unregistered, the [Camera Setting] screen appears automatically.

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(see page 9)

● When registering additional cameras or changing settings, select [Options] and then [Camera Setting] from the menu bar.

Enter the IP address (or URL) for the camera.

If many cameras are connected or the address is overlapping with another camera,

Using the Camera Search

refer to "

function

Setting communication conditions.

When you use the proxy server or SSL encryption to connect to the camera, select the appropriate check box respectively.

Note:

Enter the port number set in the camera.

The default value depends on the [SSL] setting.

Enter the password.

Enter the password for setting value: guest) configured on the camera.

” on page 8.

• To use proxy server, complete the proxy settings under the [Options] menu (refer to “Configuring Other Options” on page 23).

• Configure the SSL according to the camera settings.

•SSL (OFF) : 80

• SSL (ON) : 443

guest

user (Factory

Set the picture quality and resolution of

live images.

In order to make the settings valid,

select the check box corresponding to the camera.

Click [SET].

This completes the setting procedure and the configuration is transferred to the camera.

When you register multiple cameras, repeat steps 1 to 7.

Specify the camera title.

Set while viewing image(s) for the registered camera(s).

For details, refer to “Specifying the

camera title” on page 9.

Click [Close].

The [Camera Setting] screen closes, and the main screen opens with the live video from the camera registered.

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■ Using the Camera Search function

This function automatically searches all cameras connected to the network.

• All of the IP addresses for the detected cameras are listed on the [Camera Setting] screen.

• When there are overlapping IP addresses, you can specify the new IP address on the [Camera Setting] screen.

MEMO:

At the time of factory shipment, the IP address for every camera is set to “192.168.0.2”. When you connect multiple cameras with the factory setting, use the Camera Search function to configure the unique IP address to the cameras.

Click [Search Camera].

The MAC and IP addresses for the cameras detected are listed in the [Search Camera] dialog. The addresses are displayed in ascending order for the MAC address.

If there are any overlapping IP

addresses, in the [Search Camera] dialog, select the camera(s) for which the IP address needs to be changed and click [Edit].

The [Edit IP Address] dialog appears.

Enter new IP address.

Click [OK].

The new IP address is transferred to the camera(s).

The [Edit IP Address] dialog closes, and the IP address in the [Search Camera] dialog is also updated.

Use the same procedure (steps 2 to 4) until there are no overlapping addresses remaining.

Click [OK] in the [Search Camera] dialog.

All the IP addresses displayed in the [Search Camera] dialog are automatically reflected in the [Camera Setting] screen.

Note:

If there are any overlapping IP addresses, the “Duplication Error” message is displayed. When this error occurs, configure the IP address again.

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Registering the Cameras with the Software

■ Specifying the camera title

Name cameras according to their installed locations, etc. for easy tracking on screen.

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Select the camera for which you want to

specify the title by clicking the corresponding row.

The color of the row you selected changes.

Click [View Camera (4)].

The still image from the camera(s) you selected is displayed in the dialog.

A message appears when an error occurs.

A [Reload] button

Updates the still image in the dialog.

B [Close] button

Closes the dialog.

Enter the camera title.

The title can be up to 16 alphanumeric characters.

In order to make the settings valid,

select the check box corresponding to the camera.

Click [SET].

This completes the setting procedure and the camera title is transferred to the camera(s).

Other Buttons in the [Camera Setting] Screen

Selecting the check box in the title row selects all the check boxes corresponding to the cameras listed on the [Camera Setting] screen.

2 [Set All] button

Executes the [SET] command for all cameras.

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3 [Reload] button

Reloads the setting information (Camera Title, Quality, Resolution) to display.

4 [View Camera] button

Displays the still image for the selected camera(s).

5 [Copy] button

Copies the setting for the selected camera(s) and retains it in memory.

6 [Paste] button

Overrides the settings for a specified camera with the copied contents.

7 [Paste All] button

Overrides the settings for all cameras with the copied contents.

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Viewing the Live Video

After registering the camera(s), the live video is displayed on the main screen. The main screen appears immediately after login when a camera has already been registered.

1 Menu bar (see page 11)

You can access various commands for the VA-SW3050LITE from the menu bar.

Clicking the menu on the menu bar displays the pull-down menu. Select the desired command from the pull-down menu to execute.

2 Tool bar (see page 13)

The tool bar contains the commands and information display buttons that are frequently used.

3 Camera title

The camera title that was set on the [Camera Setting] screen is displayed.

4 Current date and time

Date and time are displayed according to the Windows setting.

5 Video display area

Displays the live video. You can use the button on the tool bar to

select the number of cameras to be displayed (single screen, 4-part split screen and 16-par t split screen) (see page 13 2).

6 Close button

Clicking the button closes the screen and stores the software in the task tray icon (refer to “Closing the screen” on page 6).

MEMO:

• Clicking the video displays the red frame around it showing that the camera is selected.

You need to select a camera before using the camera controller (see page 15).

Clicking the video again cancels the selection and the red frame disappears.

• In the following cases, only the message is displayed with no video.

When image signals are interrupted for approximately 30 seconds or more:

Communication Error

When no camera is registered:

SANYO

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Viewing the Live Video

■ Menu bar functions and operating privileges

• Certain features such as recording and playing the video are not available for the VA-SW3050LITE. Those features (shaded in the table below) are grayed out and cannot be selected. If you need these features, use the VA-SW3050 software, which is optionally available.

• The necessary privilege for executing individual operation is shown enclosed with the parentheses in the Sub-menu column of the table below (ex. “Live View, Camera Control and Menu Setup”). Configure user privileges on the [Edit Authentication] screen accessible from the [User Registration] screen (see page 20).

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Menu Sub-menu Description Refer to

1 File

2 Edit Search Image Searches images. –

3 View

4 Playback Plays the recorded video. –

5 Record Records live videos from all

Backup Backs up recorded data. –

◆ Print (Live View) Prints the live video. Page 13 - 7

Log Off

◆ Full Screen (Live View)

◆ 4 x 4 (Live View)

◆ 1 x 1 (Live View)

◆ Camera

Controller

(Camera Control)

Play/Record

Logs off the software and displays the login screen.

Closes the screen and stores the software in the task tray icon.

Displays the video in full screen mode.

Displays videos in the 16-part split screen.

Displays videos in the 4-part split screen.

Displays video from a single camera.

Displays the camera controller.

Displays the recording and playback controller.

cameras simultaneously.

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Page 13 - 2◆ 2 x 2 (Live View)

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Menu Sub-menu Description Refer to

6 Options

7 Ve rsion Web Page Displays Sanyo’s homepage. –

Camera Setting (Menu Setup)

Camera Layout Setting

Timer Setting Sets the timer record. –

Alarm Setting Sets the alarm record. –

Delete Data Deletes recorded data. –

Others

About

(Menu Setup)

Data Storage Stores recorded data. –

Proxy (Menu Setup) Sets the proxy server. Page 23

Clock (Menu Setup) Automatically adjusts the time. Page 23

User Registration

(Menu Setup)

Start Up

(Menu Setup)

Popup

Buzzer (Menu Setup) Sets the alarm buzzer. Page 24

Display (Menu Setup) Sets display information. Page 25

Registering the cameras with the software.

Changes the layout of split screen images.

Registers the user.

Automatically activates this software.

Automatically displays the alarm image.

Displays the version information of the VA-SW3050LITE.

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MEMO:

The menu item with the ◆ mark can be operated using the tool bar buttons (see page 13).

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Viewing the Live Video

■ Tool bar functions

In the VA-SW3050LITE, the buttons used for record and playback operations (5, 6, 9) are grayed out and cannot be operated.

If you need these features, use the VA-SW3050 software, which is optionally available.

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1 Screen mode selection button

When selecting the full screen mode, the live video is maximized across the display without the title and menu bars displayed.

Full screen

Normal screen

2 Split screen mode selection button

The three modes are available for split screen display.

4-part split screen mode

16-part split screen mode

Single screen mode

MEMO:

In 4-part or 16-part split screen mode, double-clicking a specific video will display the video in single screen mode.

3 Auto screen change button

Use this button to display all the pages sequentially at specified intervals in the order of the page number.

Enables or disables the auto screen change function.

Sets the page switching intervals as 1, 2 or 3 seconds.

MEMO:

The total number of pages depends on the number of the cameras and the split screen mode.

4 Screen change buttons

Switches the displayed page forward or backward.

Goes back to the page before.

Goes to the next page.

The currently displayed page and total number of pages

5 [Live All] button

Not available for the VA-SW3050LITE.

6 [Alarm] button

Not available for the VA-SW3050LITE.

7 Print button

Prints the image at the moment when you click the live video.

Click this button to open the [Print] dialog and configure the printing preferences.

8 Button for displaying the camera

controller (see page 15)

Displays the camera controller to operate the camera remotely from PC.

Displays the camera controller.

Note:

Cannot be operated when no camera is selected.

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9 Button for displaying the recording and

playback controller

Not available for the VA-SW3050LITE.

F Indicator for available hard disk space

Not available for the VA-SW3050LITE.

G Lock button

This button can be used to lock the buttons and controls for avoiding operation mistakes.

All screen operations are locked.

Releases the lock function.

Adjusting the Camera Orientation

If the camera has a panning-tilting function, in the single screen mode, clicking the video image changes the camera orientation so that the point where you click is located at the center of the image.

AChanging the camera orientation

Click on the video.

BChanging the camera orientation and

zooming-in

Double-click on the video.

CChanging the camera orientation and

zooming-out

Pressing down and holding the [Shift] key, double-click on the video.

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Operating the Cameras

You can operate the camera remotely from your PC.

Click on the video from the camera you

want to operate.

The red frame appears on the selected video.

Click in the tool bar.

Displays the camera controller.

Camera Controller Functions

If the camera is not equipped with panning-tilting functions, certain buttons do not work (only the shaded buttons are usable).

1 Close button

Closes the camera controller.

2 Control buttons

Changes the camera orientation horizontally and vertically.

Changes the camera orientation diagonally.

Scans the monitored area end to end vertically or horizontally, and stops at the current camera position.

Starts or stops the sequence, auto-panning or tour action mode, respectively.

• The tour action mode is not available for some models.

Displays the configuration menu for the camera.

3 Preset position buttons

Applies the registered configuration for camera orientation, zoom status and focusing position.

• Select the number for registered configuration from the pull down menu and click the [GO] button.

Registers the current camera orientation along with the zoom and focus positions as the preset configuration.

• Select the number to be used for preset configuration from the pull down menu and click the [Memory] button.

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4 The shooting function buttons

Zooms in or out.

Adjusts the focus.

Performs automatic focus adjustment.

Adjusts the iris level.

5 AUX

Used for extended settings. Select an appropriate AUX output from the pulldown menu and then select the setting between ON and OFF.

■ Changing the configuration stored on the camera

You can change the shooting preferences stored on the camera using the control buttons (2).

Displays the configuration menu for the camera.

·SYNC BLC IRIS WHITE BALANCE AGC GAIN GAMMA SHUTTER APERTURE DAY/NIGHT OPTION PRESET MENU

The configuration menu

example

Moves the cursor up/down in the configuration menu.

Moves the cursor to the left/right in the configuration menu or changes the setting value.

Switches to the next screen or confirms the setting value specified.

Note:

• “Camera Menu Setup” operating privilege is required.

• The menus displayed depend on the camera model. For details, refer to the instruction manual supplied with the camera.

INT OFF SET y ATW NORM

0.45 60 HIGH AUTO y SET y OFF END

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Registering Users Accessing the Camera

You can register up to ten users (including “admin” user) to log in to the VA-SW3050LITE.

■ User registration

● In the menu bar, click [Options] and select [Others]. Then select [User Registration].

The [User Registration] screen appears.

Enter the user ID.

The user ID can be up to 16 alphanumeric characters. The user ID is case sensitive.

Enter the password.

The password can be from 4 to 16 alphanumeric characters. The password is case sensitive.

Enter the same password again for

confirmation.

Click [Add].

The new user is added to the [User ID] list (A).

When you register multiple users, repeat steps 1 to 4.

MEMO:

To configure the operating privileges for individual users, select the user in the [User ID] list (A) and click [Edit] (B).

The [Edit Authentication] screen appears (see page 20).

Click [OK].

Click the [OK] button to complete the registration and close the [User Registration] screen.

MEMO:

The notations which can be used for user ID and password are colon (:), period (.), slash (/) and asterisk (*).

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■ Changing the user password

Double-click the user ID for which you

want to change the password in the [User ID] list.

The user ID is highlighted in the [User ID] list and is displayed in the [User ID] box (A).

Enter the new password.

Enter the same password again for

confirmation.

Click [Change].

The [Change Password] dialog appears.

Enter the current password.

Click [OK].

Complete the password change.

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Registering Users Accessing the Camera

■ Deleting the registered user

Click the user you want to delete from

the [User ID] list.

The user ID is highlighted in the [User ID] list.

MEMO:

Even when another user ID is displayed in the [User ID] box (A), the user selected in the [User ID] list is targeted for deletion.

Click [Delete].

The dialog confirming deletion of the user ID appears.

Click [OK].

The user ID is deleted from the [User ID] list (1).

Note:

The user “admin” cannot be deleted. Only the password can be changed.

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■ Setting the user privileges for operating the camera

You can configure the user privileges for operating individual cameras. Select the user ID for which you want to configure the privileges in the [User Id] list and click [Edit]. The

[Edit Authentication] screen appears. The [Edit Authentication] screen lists all of the registered cameras.

1 2 3 4 5

A B

When granting the operating privilege, select the corresponding check box under the operation item, click [Apply] and then click [OK].

MEMO:

In the default settings, check boxes 1 - 5 are all selected.

For the detailed operating privileges, see page

11.

1 Live View

For monitoring the live video.

2 Playback

For playing the recorded video. (Not available for the VA-SW3050LITE.)

3 Record

For recording the live video. (Not available for the VA-SW3050LITE.)

4 Camera Control

For operating the camera remotely.

5 Camera Menu Setup

For configuring the camera settings.

6 Menu Setup

For configuring settings for the [Options] menu.

(This privilege is configured per user basis.)

Operation Buttons

A [Select All] button

Selects the check boxes for all cameras in the column corresponding to the button.

B [Clear All] button

Deselects the check boxes for all cameras in the column corresponding to the button.

C [Apply] button

Saves the settings.

D [Cancel] button

Cancels the settings.

E [OK] button

Completes setting and closes the screen.

Note:

In the case of the user “admin”, all administrative user operating privileges are set as default. The operating privileges cannot be changed.

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Split Screen Layout

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Up to 128 camera images can be viewed on the layout screen. The image layout can be customized according to your preferences.

● Select [Camera Layout Setting] from [Options] in the menu bar.

The camera image layout screen appears.

1 Layout pattern

8 patterns (pages 1 - 8) of 16-part split screens are displayed. Each layout pattern shows the camera numbers and enables the display positions of camera images to be confirmed.

In the default settings, camera numbers are displayed in their registered order from 001 to

128.

• The color of the camera number will change depending on the camera’s registration status.

White: the camera has been registered. Gray: the camera has not been

registered yet.

• Clicking the camera number highlights the selected camera on the camera list (3), enabling the camera title to be confirmed.

2 [Test] button

Clicking the button switches to the [Check Camera Layout] screen, enabling actual images displayed on each page to be confirmed. Click [Return] to return to the previous screen.

3 Camera list

The camera registered with the VA-SW3050LITE is listed with its title.

Clicking the camera displays the number of the selected camera in red on the layout screen, enabling the image layout to be confirmed.

4 Quad TYPE

Selects the display pattern in the 4-part split screen.

5 [Default] button

Resets the display pattern to the initial setting, which displays the videos in the order of the camera number.

6 [Set] button

Completes setting and closes the screen.

7 [Cancel] button

Cancels the settings.

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■ Changing image layout on the 16-part split screen

Drag the camera number (ex. “001”) on the

display pattern diagram with the mouse and drop it onto the destination (ex. “022”).

The color of the camera number you are moving changes to red and the [Edit Camera Layout] dialog appears.

Select the appropriate radio button to choose

the movement option and click [OK].

• When you select the option 1, the camera

number you want to move is duplicated and displayed in the target position.

• When you select the option 2, the camera

number you want to move and the number in the target position are exchanged.

When 1 is selected When 2 is selected

■ Setting the image layout pattern on the 4-part split screen

Set the Quad TYPE with the radio button.

• Quad TYPE1:

Displays block by block. A block consists of two rows and two columns.

• Quad TYPE2:

Displays row by row.

Click [Set].

Saves the layout settings and the main screen appears.

MEMO:

When you select the option 1, the camera number in the target position is deleted from the pattern diagram but not from the camera list. When you want to display the deleted camera number again, drag the camera number from the camera list directly and drop it into the target position.

When you move multiple camera numbers, repeat steps 1 and 2.

Click [Set].

Saves the layout settings and the main screen appears.

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Configuring Other Options

You can configure the following options in relation to using the VA-SW3050LITE.

• Select [Others] from [Options] in the menu bar and then click the menu item you want to bring up each setting screen. After completing the settings on each screen, click [Apply] and then click [OK].

■ [Proxy] setting

When you select the [Proxy] check box in the [Camera Setting] screen, you need to specify the server information (see page 7).

1 IP address for the proxy server, and port

number used for connecting to the proxy server

2 User name and password used for

authorization at the proxy server

• When user name and its password are required to use the proxy server, select the [Enable] check box and enter the valid user name and password in the appropriate boxes.

• For the valid user name and password, consult your network administrator.

■ [Clock] setting

The built-in clocks in PCs and cameras can be adjusted automatically by retrieving the correct date and time information from the NTP server.

1 NTP Server

When using the automatic clock adjustment function, enter the domain name or IP address of the NTP server.

2 Enable

This is a PC setting. By selecting this check box, the PC internal

clock is automatically adjusted at the following intervals:

• When setting this function;

• When starting this software; or

• Every 24 hours after startup.

3 Camera

This is a camera setting. This is only valid when the automatic

adjustment function is set on the PC by means of the [Enable] setting.

By selecting this check box, the camera internal clock is automatically adjusted every time the PC time is adjusted.

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■ [Start Up] setting

This option can be used to start the VA-SW3050LITE automatically at the Windows startup.

Selecting the check box enables the automatic startup function.

■ [Buzzer] setting

This option can be used to warn the user by buzzer.

Selecting the check box enables the function to activate the warning buzzer on the PC when the status specified with the following options occurs.

MEMO:

The buzzer sound is stored as a WAV file.

1 When the alarm is detected. (Alarm)

Clicking the [Alarm] button in the tool bar stops the buzzer.

(This option is not available for the VA-SW3050LITE.)

2 When available space on hard disk runs

out. (Disk Full)

Clicking the screen stops the buzzer. (This option is not available for the

VA-SW3050LITE.)

3 When image signals are interrupted for

approximately 30 seconds or more. (Communication Error)

Clicking the screen stops the buzzer.

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Configuring Other Options

■ [Display] setting

You can choose whether or not to display the camera title and/or date/time information on full-screen camera images and print images.

Select the appropriate check box for the item(s) you want to display.

MEMO:

The camera title and date/time information are always displayed on the normal screen.

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