Pelco C3662M installation manual Digital Sentry Network Speed Simulation, Checking for Video Files

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DIGITAL SENTRY NETWORK SPEED SIMULATION

This procedure provides the parameters for simulating DVR-to-client network connection speeds by changing configuration parameters within the DSAdmin utility. It is intended for demonstration purposes only and is not currently intended for use on functioning installed systems. The result of this simulation is realized when the DVR has only one connected client running on a separate computer.

To simulate various network speeds, complete the following steps:

1.In DSAdmin, open Configuration Parameters and select PacketDelayMS. The default setting is 0 (zero).

2.Select PacketSize. The default setting is 65000.

3.Change PacketDelayMS and PacketSize to the following settings:

Table E. Network Speed Simulation Settings

Simulated Connection Speed

PacketDelayMS Setting

PacketSize Setting

 

 

 

56K (Modem)

400

32

 

 

 

128K (ISDN,DSL)

200

32

 

 

 

256K (DSL, Cable)

100

32

 

 

 

512K (DSL, Cable)

50

32

 

 

 

768K (DSL, Cable)

33

32

 

 

 

1.5M (T-1, DSL, Cable)

16

32

 

 

 

Default

0

65000

 

 

 

4.Restart Digital Sentry services for changes to take effect, and then reconnect using the client computer.

5.You can view monitor network utilization in Windows Task Manager on the DVR or the client computer.

6.Reset to the default settings and restart Digital Sentry services when you are finished.

CHECKING FOR VIDEO FILES

The following instructions detail how to verify that video is being recorded:

1.Open My Computer on the VAU.

2.Open the first available data drive (usually D:).

3.Open the Video directory. If the Video directory does not exist on a drive, video files are not being saved to that drive. If so, check another data drive.

4.In the Video directory, select Details from the View menu.

5.Click the Modified column to sort the video files by the time and date they were captured. To sort the most recent files to the top of the list, click the Modified column again.

6.Refresh (press F5) to verify that the most recent files are being updated. The best way to do this is to check the file size; if file sizes increase when you refresh, the video files are being updated.

7.If the files in the first drive are not being updated, repeat these steps on the other data drives.

8.Close My Computer.

NOTE: You must be sure to close My Computer (Windows Explorer) after you check for video files. If My Computer is left running, you will encounter a significant performance hindrance, especially if the selected folder contains many files.

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Contents P O R TA N T N O T E Integral Digital Sentry Page Contents C3662M 6/08 List of Illustrations List of Tables Important Safety Instructions Video Quality Caution Regulatory NoticesTypical Systems IntroductionTypical DS Enterprise Distributed System DS Enterprise Savr Installation Component InstallationRear Panel of DS Enterprise Savr DS Xpress with XMUX2 InstallationRear Panel of DS XPress with XMUX2 Output DS Xpress with Internal Camera Inputs InstallationRear Panel of DS XPress with Internal Camera Inputs Rear Panel of 9- and 16-Input DS Desktop DS Desktop InstallationRear Panel of 4-Input DS Desktop DS 1000 InstallationRear Panel of DS Rear Panel of DS RealVue XPress DS Realvue Xpress InstallationDS RealVue XPress Audio Connector DS Realvue Desktop InstallationDS RealVue Desktop Alarm Bracket Rear Panel of DS RealVue RAID DS Realvue RAID InstallationXIO Installation XIO Cable Rear Panel of DS NVR DS NVR InstallationVAU Installation DMS InstallationRear Panel of VAU Rear Panel of XMUX2-16 XMUX2 InstallationDS Enterprise SAVR/DS XPress/VAU PTZ Connections PTZ InstallationDS Enterprise Distributed System Installation C3662M 6/08 Digital Sentry CLIENT/ADMIN Software Software InstallationDigital Sentry SERVER/VAU Software Procedural Instructions Changing PasswordsChanging a Computer Name Changing AN IP AddressStarting and Stopping Services Changing the Startup Mode of a ServiceChanging the Time Zone System and Display Requirements for Client Computers Configuring and Testing Odbc ConnectivityRules for Caching on Digital Sentry Client Computers Renaming a DS Server Renaming DS ComponentsRenaming a VAU Changing the SA Password Reconfiguring Dsadmin After AN IP Address ChangeConfiguring and Verifying Network Storage Connecting a Serial Input Device to a DS System Flashguardtest Flashguard and the Watchdog ServiceRAID IP Addresses Relay Output CharacteristicsSubnet mask Isolating Storage Units on a Private NetworkUsing Xpress Winview Using the Fltime UtilityUsing Realvue Diagnostic Tool Using Integral License KEY UtilityHard Drives Network Health MonitoringBacking UP the Database Using Digital Sentry Backup ManagerRestoring Archived Data Testing a Network Connection Repairing and Rebuilding a Digital Sentry DatabaseRepairing a Restored Database Rebuilding Using -FIXLOCALChecking for Video Files Digital Sentry Network Speed SimulationAfter Recovery Running a RecoveryOption #1 Option #2Removing References to Local Files on Failed Hard Drives Recovering Video Files Without a Database BackupVideo Specifications DS RealVue DesktopSpecifications DS RealVue RAID Specifications DS RealVue XPress IP CIF Specifications DSXMUX-2 Specifications DS XPressSpecifications DS Desktop Specifications DS Enterprise Specifications DS NVR Product Warranty and Return Information ISO9001
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C3662M specifications

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