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Honeywell K5404V9 Other guides, Web site Customer Support, Historical note about Multi-Media unit

Models: K5404V9

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Other guides

Other guides by Honeywell are available after installing View software:

Honeywell, Please Read This First!, K9700

———,Multi-Media Software: Software Setup Instructions, K5401

These user guides are available in Adobe’s portable document format (PDF), on the View operator’s PC, by clicking:

Start / Programs / Rapid Eye Multi-Media 6.2 / Documentation / …

Web site

http://www.Honeywellvideo.com

Customer Support

For installation questions, or for ordering and parts information, have your Multi SA contact the vendor or distributor of the system.

For software training, or for reporting a malfunction, the Multi SA can call Honeywell Multi Technical support at 1 (800) 796–2288.

Historical note about Multi-Media unit

You may find other names for a Multi-Media unit in older editions of user guides. Terms no longer used are: data acquisition unit (DAU), remote video unit (RVU) and remote unit (RU). They are recalled here to avoid confusion when talking about older versions and models, such as Multi and Plus units, or for dealing with technical support.

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Honeywell K5404V9 manual Other guides, Web site Customer Support, Historical note about Multi-Media unit

Contents

View Page Issue Date Revisions Page Table of Contents Event Search Session 10-1 Clips and StillsAudio Watching Site ToursPage Page To start and log on to View Running ViewStarting View PreparationView Window the Sites Tab User account and passwordMissing site Selecting a Multi SiteSite Quick Search To select a siteTo display a site’s properties Using Multi-Media sites restrictionsYour Account Information Site PropertiesCustomizing the View Window Sites Tab Toolbar Reference More About ViewOther guides Web site Customer SupportHistorical note about Multi-Media unit Please continue Live Video Viewing Live VideoStarting a Live Session Choosing a connection Selecting CamerasLive Video Managing Video Feeds Locating commands to manage video feeds Video Smoothing and Quality Customizing the Time Display Setting Microsoft Windows Resolution of Live VideoMonitor Settings in Microsoft Windows Dynamic resolution for Live videoTo change a PC monitor’s Display Properties Recorded video To change a PC monitor’s Refresh RateOptimal rendering To size a camera window optimally for a resolutionResolution gauge amount of resolution Sizing Camera WindowsOther settings for good video Beyond ResolutionResolution gauge metering Maximum resolution technical noteTo customize the size at which camera windows open Resolution ReferenceNtsc resolutions Multi-Media Initial Camera Window SizeMulti-Media unit’s processor To identify a unit’s processor PAL resolutions Multi-MediaOlder units Newer units set to legacy resolutionMessage VersionTo see PTZ controls in a live session Pan, Tilt and ZoomFlexibility Before you can use a PTZ cameraUsing Preset PTZ Positions PTZ Command Reference To end a live video monitoring session Ending a Live SessionPlease continue Starting a Retrieval Session Recorded VideoViewing Recorded Video Selecting a SiteTo type the start date and time of a retrieval Specifying the Start TimePlayback Speed Slider Controlling PlaybackFirst available video, sound or data Skipping Through VideoTo spot video by skipping through it To return to an event you have just seenSkipping Top-of-the-minuteOptimal size for camera windows in a Retrieval Resolution of Recorded VideoRecorded video time Tool tip text Jumps to... time Requesting video from many camerasResolution Gauge To end a recorded video monitoring session Ending a Retrieval SessionHoneywell recommends you leave the gain to automatic Troubleshooting VideoAdjusting a Video Feed Camera attributes of video feedCommon sense caution Configuration TipsTo configure a Rapid Eye site’s cameras Right to change camera settingsSystem priority High recording rates can slow live sessionsCameras in the environment At the Source…Starting a Session SetupTo enable motion detection Searching for MotionPreparation Contextual helpTo prepare a motion search Future date and time Early From Future ToFirst available video To obtain the time offset of later mediaMask buttons Motion ThresholdMasking that Detects Motion Options can be ignoredTo view more masking commands To focus motion search on an area of a video feed’s pictureTo remove a block in a mask Click Invert Mask Global masking commandsTo mask a larger area with one click To exclude an area from a searchMagnitudes filter Filter Mag Search ReportReport Options To obtain a reportTrim ExampleSelecting items in the report ZoomTo view video of results in the Motion Search session Video from Motion SearchUnselect Items that are out-of-order in the listButtons on the video toolbar of a Motion Search session Video Controls for MotionViewing video of events just prior to detection of motion Fast-forward to next eventTo optimize watching video from motion report To use fast-forward without any slowingReturning to the motion search report Opting for a Retrieval SessionVideo from many cameras To view video in a Retrieval sessionSource of false positives Procedure !56, on p -6 also explains how to exclude an areaFalse Positive Reports Flashing LightsSmaller Detection Masks To turn motion highlighting on or off Using HighlightingMore Solutions To adjust for false positives or false negativesSaving & Reusing Search Data Using a ReportRepeating a Motion Search Alarms and Events About AlarmsAlarm notification Event processing Customizing AlarmsViewing video from the time of the alarm To customize alarm options in ViewSomething to watch out for… OptionsAlarm Rights for Operators Live-alarmed SessionClip of Alarm Video Discard the clip. Click Cancel Alarm SessionAlarm Session Window To stop making a clip during an alarmed-live sessionClicking ACK ALL acknowledges all of the alarms at once Acknowledging an AlarmWhy acknowledge ACK before REARM? To acknowledge an alarm in an alarm sessionVideo from Site of Event Options Rearming AlarmsTo view live video after receiving an alarm To view recorded video from the time of an alarmControlling an Onsite Device Output Dealing with Multiple AlarmsPeephole Application Setting an AlarmMaintenance Session Using Apply and RestoreHow can Multi events be processed? To set an alarm on the events tab Alarm doublingEvents To set an alarm for a customer device Customer DeviceSelecting a customer device Sources of events Multi-Media Event ReferenceVideo tab Source Event Log Alar View operatorMulti-Media unit Outside worldWorld Video signal unlockReading the Alarm Log Testing AlarmsLogging Events Silently To input different times and dates To display the alarm logTo set the date using the calendar utility To find out about the earliest/latest alarm in the logAlarm station definition Alarm StationSetting the Date for Correct Alarm Sorting Alarm Station vs. SessionFault Relay Speed of alarm notificationTo check if this pulse is enabled on a unit Please continue Purpose of clips Clips and StillsMaking and Saving a Clip DefinitionTo make a clip from recorded video Clip of Live VideoClip from Recorded Video To make a clip from live videoYou have the option of renaming clips Automatic Clip of AlarmsClip Name Reference Example Format elementTo delete a clip Customizing StorageTo create a folder to store stills and/or clips To browse other folders for clips *.REM filesViewing a Clip Using MultiClip PlayerCoarse Editing Time GapViewing Many Clips at Once To view copies of the same clip at once To enable View to produce bitmapsStills Producing StillsMany bitmaps from one click Microsoft Windows file explorer Still Name ReferenceTo produce bitmaps of a camera feed To stop producing bitmaps of a camera feedStill Size Reference Resolution pixel×pixel Bitmap size KB GaugeAudio OverviewLive Audio Talk button availability Recorded AudioDo not use audio on a dial-up connection with video To minimize background noiseAudio toolbar Setting UpAudio for Multi-Media LT Broadcasting and Monitoring AudioEagle Audio Testing recordingAbout Site Tour Watching Site ToursRunning a Site Tour Managing a TourTo start a Site Tour To pause a Site Tour Site Tour PropertiesStopping a Site Tour To display site tour propertiesTo end a Site Tour Ending a Site TourTo find and list records of events Event Search SessionSearching for Event Records Preparation only logged events can be searched117 To input different times and dates Data Recording As EventResults To view video from the time of an eventTo print a log entry Please continue 10-4 Searching for Data Customer DevicesLive Data Recorded DataSearch for Data window Calendar You cannot go beyond the limits of the dataMatching data to labels Regular Expressions Technical note on special charactersCharacter Name Searches for a match of … within the rule Defining a Data Message What you need to knowListing customer devices To list the data-recording rules of a customer device To add a data-recording rule to a customer deviceSpecifics AlarmsScheduling A nutshellHoliday and Exception Camera ScheduleTo specify holidays and exceptions on one unit To specify holidays and exceptions on other unitsTo correct a mistake or change a date Customizing Schedules Camera and groups of camerasTo assign a camera, or groups of cameras, to a schedule Alarm Schedule Global scheduleHoliday or exception days Please continue 12-6 Knowledge Base Find-itView Operator Guide Knowledge Base Find-it To delete a clip Illustrations 13.2 TablesLive 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 Correct Alarm Sorting , p FAQsMotion 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 House Netherlands Honeywell Security FranceHoneywell Security Italia SpA Honeywell Security Espana