JVC VR-X3200U, VR-X1600U manual Creating a Frequently-used, Operation Button Window

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Creating a Frequently-used	Displaying a Floating
Operation Button	Window

You can register frequently-used features as overlay buttons.

●The overlay buttons are displayed when you point the cursor on camera images and you can click each button to execute the corresponding feature.

●You can create buttons for each camera image.

●Some features may be unavailable depending on users due to access limitations of each feature.

Caution:

●Available features vary depending on the camera.

1 Click the [Setup] tab

You can display the view as a floating window when, for example, using multiple monitors.

1 Click the [Live] tab or [Playback] tab

2 In the [Views] section, right-click the view you would like to display as a floating window

2 Select a necessary feature in the [Overlay Buttons] section and drag an overlay button onto the preferred camera images

3 Release the mouse button

An overlay button for the features is displayed.

4 Resize and/or rename

●Drag a button handle to resize.

●Double-click the button text and edit the button name. Press the [ENTER] button on the keyboard after editing.

Note:

●You can also rename the button by right-clicking an overlay button you want to rename and selecting [Edit].

●To delete an overlay button, right-click the overlay button you want to delete and select [Delete].

3 Select [Floating Window] from [Send View To] in the popup menu

Note:

●Display live images in a floating window even when displaying the [Playback] tab.

Caution:

●If many floating windows are used, the load on the CPU will be increased.

If the CPU meter is red, reduce the load on the CPU by, for example, lowering the display or recording frame rate.

●You may not be able to move Smart Client after closing the floating window. In this case, once maximize Smart Client, and then restore it to enable you to move Smart Client.

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