Canon 3.2 Viewer Overview

Java Viewer

LiveApplet

Video display functions

Camera control functions

Java Viewer

Glimpse

Video display functions

Java Viewers

Viewer Overview

These are viewers written using Java. These viewers allow the camera server videos to be

viewed on any computer with a Web browser that runs Java, regardless of the platform.

Because the Java applet is downloaded when the viewer starts up, the first video takes

some time to appear, but there is no need to pre-install the viewer on your computer. The

Java Viewer provides two types of viewers: LiveApplet containing Video Display and

Camera Control functions, and Glimpse containing a Video Display function.

Panorama picture

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There are two types of WebView Livescope Viewer Software: the Java Viewer and the Helper

Viewer.

Contents

Main Contents Introduction Operating Environment............................................................. Java Viewers Preparations for Using the Java Viewer................................. Helper Viewer Settings Helper Viewer Settings........................................................... Registering and Changing the Server .................................... Appendix Important Introduction Conventions Copyright Information Introduction Overview Active Java Viewers LiveApplet Glimpse Viewer Overview Introduction Helper Viewer Operating Environment Java Viewer Ver. 3.20 Helper Viewer Ver. 3.20 Page Preparations for Using the Java Viewer Using Internet Explorer Using Netscape Navigator or Communicator When You are Connected to a LAN Using Internet Explorer Using Netscape Navigator or Communicator Starting Up the Java Viewer Using "LiveApplet" "LiveApplet" Screens Panorama Window Starting Camera Control Camera Control Status Displays 4 5 6 Controlling the Camera Changing the Camera Angle Changing the Camera Angle in the Panorama Window Changing the Camera Zoom Ratio Changing the Zoom Ratio in the Panorama Window Selecting the Camera Using Presets Page Printing and Saving Still Pictures Taking a Snapshot of the Video Customizing the Viewer Screen Page Page Preparations for Using the Helper Viewer Installing the Helper Viewer Difference between 2 Helper Viewers 1 Functions added in the VB Package Version 2 3 4 5 Using Browsers Other Than the Recommended Products Preparations for Using the Helper Viewer Starting Up Helper Viewer Starting Up from the Web Browser Starting Up Independently Connecting to a Camera Server Specifying a Connection Target and Connecting 1 2 Selecting a Registered Camera Server and Connecting Disconnecting Using the Helper Viewer "Helper Viewer" Screens Panorama Window Starting Camera Control Camera Control Status Displays 4 5 Controlling the Camera Changing the Camera Angle Changing the Camera Angle in the Panorama Window Changing the Camera Zoom Ratio Changing the Zoom Ratio in the Panorama Window Selecting the Camera Using Presets Changing the Video Source Size Using Full-Screen Mode Adjustment of Backlight Stopping and Restarting Video Display Registering a camera site during connection Saving Still Pictures to Files Saving and Printing Still Pictures Saved File Formats Printing Still Pictures Displaying Information Video Information Connection Information Camera Information Page Specifying the "Starting protocol" Setting Helper Viewer Settings Viewing videos from behind a firewall "HTTP protocol" Settings "Performance" Setting Helper Viewer Settings "Display option" Setting Registering and Changing the Server Registering in a Camera Site List Adding to a list Changing or deleting registration details in the list Registering in the Relay Server List Adding a relay server to the list Registering and Changing the Server Changing or deleting registration details in the list Page Page Error Messages Java Viewer Error Messages Appendix Helper Viewer Error Messages Error Messages Index