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Honeywell K5404V9 manual Eagle Audio, Testing recording

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Testing recording

If audio recording is used, Honeywell recommends testing if the recorded audio meets your needs. After recording a few typical audio interactions, run a retrieval session to hear what was recorded. You may need to further adjust the gain controls for microphones and the volume on your speaker systems. Testing while audio interference occurs (alarm bells and so on) can reveal other needs.

Fig. 4. Audio tab detail. You have the option of recording audio.

In many situations, unwarranted recording of audio can be unlawful. Check with local authorities if you are unsure.

Loud alarms can interfere with microphones or a speaker at times when they could be needed most.

8.6Eagle Audio

Eagle Audio is an optional audio interface; it is discussed in the Multi and Eagle Audio Configuration Guide, part number K9203. Eagle Audio is not explained or described in this document.

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Contents

View Page Issue Date Revisions Page Table of Contents Clips and Stills AudioWatching Site Tours Event Search Session 10-1Page Page Running View Starting ViewPreparation To start and log on to ViewUser account and password View Window the Sites TabSelecting a Multi Site Site Quick SearchTo select a site Missing siteUsing Multi-Media sites restrictions Your Account InformationSite Properties To display a site’s propertiesCustomizing the View Window More About View Sites Tab Toolbar ReferenceWeb site Customer Support Other guidesHistorical note about Multi-Media unit Please continue Viewing Live Video Live VideoStarting a Live Session Selecting Cameras Choosing a connectionLive Video Managing Video Feeds Locating commands to manage video feeds Video Smoothing and Quality Customizing the Time Display Resolution of Live Video Monitor Settings in Microsoft WindowsDynamic resolution for Live video Setting Microsoft WindowsTo change a PC monitor’s Display Properties To change a PC monitor’s Refresh Rate Recorded videoTo size a camera window optimally for a resolution Resolution gauge amount of resolutionSizing Camera Windows Optimal renderingBeyond Resolution Resolution gauge meteringMaximum resolution technical note Other settings for good videoResolution Reference Ntsc resolutions Multi-MediaInitial Camera Window Size To customize the size at which camera windows openPAL resolutions Multi-Media Multi-Media unit’s processor To identify a unit’s processorNewer units set to legacy resolution MessageVersion Older unitsPan, Tilt and Zoom FlexibilityBefore you can use a PTZ camera To see PTZ controls in a live sessionUsing Preset PTZ Positions PTZ Command Reference Ending a Live Session To end a live video monitoring sessionPlease continue Recorded Video Viewing Recorded VideoSelecting a Site Starting a Retrieval SessionSpecifying the Start Time To type the start date and time of a retrievalControlling Playback Playback Speed SliderSkipping Through Video To spot video by skipping through itTo return to an event you have just seen First available video, sound or dataTop-of-the-minute SkippingResolution of Recorded Video Recorded video time Tool tip text Jumps to... timeRequesting video from many cameras Optimal size for camera windows in a RetrievalResolution Gauge Ending a Retrieval Session To end a recorded video monitoring sessionTroubleshooting Video Adjusting a Video FeedCamera attributes of video feed Honeywell recommends you leave the gain to automaticConfiguration Tips To configure a Rapid Eye site’s camerasRight to change camera settings Common sense cautionHigh recording rates can slow live sessions System priorityAt the Source… Cameras in the environmentSetup To enable motion detectionSearching for Motion Starting a SessionContextual help PreparationTo prepare a motion search Early From Future To First available videoTo obtain the time offset of later media Future date and timeMotion Threshold Masking that Detects MotionOptions can be ignored Mask buttonsTo focus motion search on an area of a video feed’s picture To view more masking commandsTo remove a block in a mask Global masking commands To mask a larger area with one clickTo exclude an area from a search Click Invert MaskSearch Report Report OptionsTo obtain a report Magnitudes filter Filter MagExample Selecting items in the reportZoom TrimVideo from Motion Search UnselectItems that are out-of-order in the list To view video of results in the Motion Search sessionVideo Controls for Motion Buttons on the video toolbar of a Motion Search sessionFast-forward to next event To optimize watching video from motion reportTo use fast-forward without any slowing Viewing video of events just prior to detection of motionOpting for a Retrieval Session Video from many camerasTo view video in a Retrieval session Returning to the motion search reportProcedure !56, on p -6 also explains how to exclude an area False Positive ReportsFlashing Lights Source of false positivesSmaller Detection Masks Using Highlighting More SolutionsTo adjust for false positives or false negatives To turn motion highlighting on or offUsing a Report Saving & Reusing Search DataRepeating a Motion Search About Alarms Alarms and EventsAlarm notification Customizing Alarms Viewing video from the time of the alarmTo customize alarm options in View Event processingOptions Something to watch out for…Live-alarmed Session Alarm Rights for OperatorsClip of Alarm Video Alarm Session Alarm Session WindowTo stop making a clip during an alarmed-live session Discard the clip. Click CancelAcknowledging an Alarm Why acknowledge ACK before REARM?To acknowledge an alarm in an alarm session Clicking ACK ALL acknowledges all of the alarms at onceRearming Alarms Video from Site of Event OptionsTo view recorded video from the time of an alarm To view live video after receiving an alarmDealing with Multiple Alarms Controlling an Onsite Device OutputSetting an Alarm Peephole ApplicationUsing Apply and Restore Maintenance SessionHow can Multi events be processed? Alarm doubling To set an alarm on the events tabEvents Customer Device To set an alarm for a customer deviceSelecting a customer device Multi-Media Event Reference Sources of eventsSource Event Log Alar View operator Multi-Media unitOutside world Video tabVideo signal unlock WorldTesting Alarms Reading the Alarm LogLogging Events Silently To display the alarm log To set the date using the calendar utilityTo find out about the earliest/latest alarm in the log To input different times and datesAlarm Station Setting the Date for Correct Alarm SortingAlarm Station vs. Session Alarm station definitionSpeed of alarm notification Fault RelayTo check if this pulse is enabled on a unit Please continue Clips and Stills Making and Saving a ClipDefinition Purpose of clipsClip of Live Video Clip from Recorded VideoTo make a clip from live video To make a clip from recorded videoAutomatic Clip of Alarms Clip Name ReferenceExample Format element You have the option of renaming clipsCustomizing Storage To create a folder to store stills and/or clipsTo browse other folders for clips *.REM files To delete a clipUsing MultiClip Player Viewing a ClipTime Gap Coarse EditingViewing Many Clips at Once To enable View to produce bitmaps StillsProducing Stills To view copies of the same clip at onceMany bitmaps from one click Still Name Reference To produce bitmaps of a camera feedTo stop producing bitmaps of a camera feed Microsoft Windows file explorerResolution pixel×pixel Bitmap size KB Gauge Still Size ReferenceOverview AudioLive Audio Recorded Audio Do not use audio on a dial-up connection with videoTo minimize background noise Talk button availabilitySetting Up Audio for Multi-Media LTBroadcasting and Monitoring Audio Audio toolbarTesting recording Eagle AudioWatching Site Tours About Site TourManaging a Tour Running a Site TourTo start a Site Tour Site Tour Properties Stopping a Site TourTo display site tour properties To pause a Site TourEnding a Site Tour To end a Site TourEvent Search Session Searching for Event RecordsPreparation only logged events can be searched To find and list records of eventsData Recording As Event 117 To input different times and datesTo view video from the time of an event ResultsTo print a log entry Please continue 10-4 Customer Devices Live DataRecorded Data Searching for DataSearch for Data window You cannot go beyond the limits of the data CalendarMatching data to labels Technical note on special characters Regular ExpressionsCharacter Name Searches for a match of … within the rule What you need to know Defining a Data MessageListing customer devices To add a data-recording rule to a customer device To list the data-recording rules of a customer deviceAlarms SchedulingA nutshell SpecificsCamera Schedule Holiday and ExceptionTo specify holidays and exceptions on other units To specify holidays and exceptions on one unitTo correct a mistake or change a date Camera and groups of cameras Customizing SchedulesTo assign a camera, or groups of cameras, to a schedule Global schedule Alarm ScheduleHoliday or exception days Please continue 12-6 Find-it Knowledge BaseView Operator Guide Knowledge Base Find-it To delete a clip 13.2 Tables IllustrationsLive session connection icons appear on the site list Motion and PTZ selections show different controls Enabling production of still shots from video i.e. bitmaps FAQs Correct Alarm Sorting , pMotion detection in the Admin User Guide FAQs Find-it Page Index View Operator Guide Index View operator event, 6-15,6-16,6-17 T E S Page Page Page Page Page Page Honeywell Security France Honeywell Security Italia SpAHoneywell Security Espana Honeywell Security House Netherlands