View: Operator Guide

Do not use audio on a dial-up connection with video.

Video can be corrupted due to bandwidth limitations. Live video can be combined with audio only on a network connection.

To minimize background noise

End audio monitoring of the Multi sites that do not need it.

Background noise can build-up as an operator monitors more sites all at once.

To talk to a Multi site

Click the channel 1 Talk button on the audio toolbar, the channel 2 Talk button or both.

Talk is metered in the center of the peak-talk-listen metering of each channel. See figure 2. An operator

can broadcast on either or both channels, and to as many sites at once as can be opened, that have audio.

Talk button availability

Use of Talk, is on a first-come-first-served basis. When two or more View operators start live sessions at one Multi site, only the first to connect to the site will find the Talk button available. The Talk button on other View operators’ PCs is unavailable until the first user disconnects.

When two View operators start live sessions at different Multi sites, each can use the Talk button, unless one is logged into the other’s site as well.

LocalView

At sites where LocalView is in use, one channel of audio can be reserved for onsite use. View operators using these sites can use only the remaining channel of audio.

See also

video. See 2: Live Video, on p. 2–1

data. See 11.1: Live Data, on p. 11–1.

8.3Recorded Audio

Recorded audio is available along with video when performing a retrieval session. Your Multi system administrator (Multi SA) can inform you about which Multi sites are set to record sound.

See also

video. See 3: Recorded Video, on p. 3–1

data. See 11: Customer Devices, on p. 11–1.

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Honeywell K5404V9 manual Recorded Audio, Do not use audio on a dial-up connection with video, To minimize background noise