Honeywell K14392V1 manual Figures

	System Administrator’s Guide
Logging On	243
View: Setting the Db	243
To Set a Multi Db for View	244
Refreshing a Local Database	244
To Refresh a Local Database while Running View	245
Deleting a Database	245
“Cannot Open Db”	245
Index	247

Figures

Figure 1–1.	To Install View Software, Run the Multi-Media View CD-ROM.	20
Fig. 1–2.	To Install Admin Software, Run the Multi-Media Admin CD-ROM.	20
Fig. 1–3.	Desktop Icon for Admin software.	21
Fig. 2–1.	Where to Click when Adding a Site.	24
Fig. 3–1.	Selecting a Network or Dial-up Connection.	30
Fig. 3–2.	Dial-up Connection.	30
Fig. 3–3.	Automatic Tag Added to a Connection's Name.	31
Fig. 3–4.	Irregular Use of Area Codes.	32
Fig. 3–5.	Operating a Multi-Media Unit Over a Network.	34
Fig. 3–6.	Site Tab’s Report of Primary Connections.	35
Fig. 3–7.	Using a Direct Connection to Operate a Multi-Media Unit.	36
Fig. 3–8.	NAT Configuration for Operating a Multi-Media Unit Over a WAN.	37
Fig. 3–9.	NAT Configuration: Changing the IP Address of a Multi-Media Unit.	39
Fig. 3–10.	NAT Configuration: Router Settings.	40
Fig. 3–11.	Operating a Unit through Many Connections.	43
Fig. 3–12.	Listing of Connections (Two) to a Site.	44
Fig. 3–13.	Connecting to a Rapid Eye Site through a RAS Server, Transparently.	45
Fig. 3–14.	RAS Server's Telephone Number and PPP Information.	46
Fig. 3–15.	Connecting to a RAS Server, Before Running View to Operate Units.	47
Fig. 3–16.	For Local Call s that Need an Area Code, Customize Dial-up.	51
Fig. 3–17.	Customizing an Alarm Station’s Telephone Number.	52
Fig. 4–1.	Multi-Media Unit Serial Number and Version of Unit Software.	55
Fig. 4–2.	Unit Time Using SNTP as a Reference.	56
Fig. 4–3.	Different Rules May Apply for Daylight Savings Time in one Time Zone.	58
Fig. 4–4.	Setting a Multi-Media Unit’s Clock Manually.	59
Fig. 5–1.	The Video Tab: Camera Names and Image Settings.	65
Fig. 5–2.	The Video Tab: Color, Recording Settings, Motion and PTZ.	67
Fig. 5–3.	The Recording Tab, Showing that Three Cameras Are Recording.	68
Fig. 5–4.	A Red Dot Is Added to the Icon of a Camera that Is Recording.	69
Fig. 5–5.	The Menu for Duplicating Recording Settings (1) or for Restoring Defaults (2).	70
Fig. 5–6.	Estimating a Unit's Video Archive.	71
Fig. 5–7.	Load on DSP Resources.	72
Fig. 5–8.	The Automatic DSP Performance Maximization Window.	73
Document K14392V1 Rev A		13
07/07