JVC VR-X1600U, VR-X3200U manual 179, Checking Version Information, Setting the Matrix Display Area

Checking Version Information

1 Click [ (About)]

The version information is displayed.

2 Click [OK] to close the window

Setting the Matrix Display Area

Set the display position, image quality, etc. of the distributed live video using the Matrix function.

Note:

●Matrix is a function to distribute images from the recorder to display them on the viewer (Smart Client) installed on any computer on the network. Settings for Matrix are mainly made on the recorder. When an event occurs or motion is detected, or important live images are to be shared with another user, etc., live images are automatically displayed on the specified computer.

1 Click the [Setup] tab

2 Drag [Matrix] in the [System Overview] section into the view

3 Release the mouse button at a preferred position

A thin blue frame is displayed.

4 Make the image settings in the [Properties] section

●Image quality

	Item			Description
Full			The same image quality as
			the original images (default)
Super high (for megapixel)			640 pixels (VGA)
High			320 pixels (QVGA)
Medium			200 pixels
Low			160 pixels
● Frame rate
Item		Frame rate by formats
		JPEG		MPEG	MPEG
				(I frame)	(P frame)
Unlimited		For transmitting all frames.
(default)
Medium		For transmitting		For transmitting all frames.
		1 frame for every
		4 frames.
Low		For transmitting		For	No
		1 frame for every		transmitting	transmission.
		20 frames.		all frames.

●Maintain image aspect ratio: Select this check box to maintain camera image aspect ratio. Deselect this check box to reduce images according to the Matrix position.

5 Click [Connection Settings...] and set a TCP port and a password

●Enter the TCP port and password set in Matrix of Management Application. (A Page 53 "Action Setup— Distributing Camera Images (Matrix)")

Note:

●Multiple Matrix positions can be set in the view. In such a case, set the window ranking order in [Window index] in the [Properties] section. The most recently distributed camera image will always be displayed in the Matrix 1 position.

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