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Vivotek ST3402 user manual Toolbox65B, Full96BRange, Transducer97B, Snapshot98B

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5.7.4.3 Full96BRange

newly defined start time.

5.7.4.3 Full96BRange

Clicking on the “Full Range” button would yield the same effect as you would in the Playback Method.

5.7.5 Toolbox65B

In our playback program, you can check the database and you can export the database to other media. Using the toolbox, you can export the database into other more portable formats, such as AVI file, bitmap file, or paper (hard-copy). You can also use Windows media player or other programs to browse the exporting data. Under Normal display mode, you can use all the exporting tools. Under Preview mode,

only snapshot and print can be used. FigureX5-17Xshows the elements of the toolbox.

Figure 5-17 Toolbox

5.7.5.1 Transducer97B

Using the Transducer tool, you can transpose the displaying video sequence to AVI file. Click on the “Transducer” button and the conversion procedure will start. The speed of exporting data depends on the speed of the computer’s processor.

During any time of the exporting interval, you can click on the “Transducer” button again to stop the procedure in process. You will get an AVI file from the start time to the time you click on the “Transducer” button. The exported AVI filename will be generated automatically and listed in the fourth column of the status area. If you want to change the AVI file output directory, you can go to the Settings window as we have described in Section 5X.4.XTo get a better quality of exporting AVI file, it is suggested to set the video format to normal size (please refer to Section 3X.4X“CameraX Configurations”)X.

5.7.5.2 Snapshot98B

Each time you click on the “Snapshot” button you can make the program export a bitmap file. In the Normal display mode, the exporting bitmap is the image shown in the display area. In the Preview mode, it is the image that you

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Vivotek ST3402 user manual Toolbox65B, Full96BRange, Transducer97B, Snapshot98B

Contents

VIVOTEK ST3402 User’s Manual Contents105B Suggestions4.1.1 Starting the Scheduling tool 1.1.1 Recommended28Bminimum system hardware requirements Chapter 1 Installation0B1.1 System5BHardware Requirements 1.1.2 Suggestions29B 3. Exclude file protectation for specified files in AntiVirus － Click Files list 4. Exclude file protectation for specified files in PC-cillin －Figure 1-3 Auto-Protect Exclusion List Figure 1-4 The File List in PC-cillin1.2 Software6BInstallation Figure 1-6 Welcome page for the VIVOTEK ST3402 Figure 1-7 Video only version detectedto continue password as shown in FigureX1-9.XClick on “Next” to continueFigure 1-9 Confirm Password Figure 1-8 User information for Smart VS-IP Recorderon “Next”, as shown in FigureX1-11.X Figure 1-12 Check Setup Information Figure 1-13 Finish the Installation1.3 First7BStart up Chapter 2 Launcher1B 2.1 Security8Bfor LauncherFigure 2-2 Unlock Dialog 2.2 User9BInterfaceFigure 2-1 Login Dialog Figure 2-3 Popup MenuI. Change password Figure 2-6 Add and Modify User Windows TableX2-1X represents the privilege of each group in LanuncherFigure 2-5 User Management Window 2-16Table 2-1 The Privilege in Launcher Figure 2-7 Monitor Start Up ModeFigureX2-11X shows Launcher icon when recording procedure is running 2-19 3.1.2 Special31BFeatures 3.1 Features10Bof Monitor Tool3.1.1 Traditional30BSurveillance Features Chapter 3 Monitor2B3.2 Application11BLayout and Functionalities status of connection, recording, selection, and alert-event triggered 3.3 Logging12BIn 3.3.1 The32BPrivilege of Each GroupTable 3-1 The Privilege of Each Group in Monitor 3.4 Camera13BConfigurationsFigure 3-2 Camera Configuration 3.4.1 The33BLayout of the Configuration Figure 3-3 Layouts of Camera ConfigurationsFigure 3-5 Insert New Channel Dialog 3.4.2 Local SettingsFigure 3-4 Local Settings Historical camera list The selected camera will be deletedFigure 3-6 Delete a camera to the list Figure 3-7 Popup historical camera list3.4.3 Alert35BSettings and Recording Settings Alert SettingsRecording Settings 3.4.4 Changing36Bthe Camera Order in the List3.5 Global14BSettings 3.4.5 Saving37Bthe ChangesBackup status information Directory SettingsFigure 3-10 Global Settings Figure 3-11 Global Settings WindowRecord Diskspace Usage Settings Internet SettingsNetwork Account Backup SettingsBackup Location Select Figure 3-12 Internet Proxy Settings3.6 Display15B& UI Settings Snapshot Format Local Alert SettingsRemote Alert Settings Modulation ModeDisplay Options Miscellaneous9 Enable PTZ hot key － Channel 3.7 Using16BMonitor Tool3.7.1 Connection38Bof the Video Server / Network Camera Series 9 Off Black Incorrect Settings 3.7.1.1 Show67Bthe video of the specific channel Droppable area Not droppable area Mouse cursor Location hint Display frame Channel numberFigure 3-24 Mouse Cursor on the Channel Number Figure 3-25 Drag the Channel to the Displaying Framethis case, it should be the video area, and then release the mouse button. In each layout, each channel is corresponding to one and only one displaying frame in the 3.7.1.2 Close68Bthe channel in displaying frame 3.7.2 The39BLayout Figure 3-27 Close the ChannelAuto-Switch interval sec Switch between camerasEnable Auto-Switch 4 cameras layout3-47 Double click on the video to switch to double size videoFigure 3-30 Double-clicking on the Displaying frame Figure 3-31 Single View Mode When in Multi-camera Layout 3.7.2.1 PTZ69BControl 3.7.2.2 DI/DO70BControl3.7.2.3 Alert71BMessage Figure 3-34 DI/DO Control3.7.2.4 Talk72BControl 9 Talk Available Figure 3-37 the Process of Backup Operation 3.7.3 Backup40B3.7.4 About41B Figure 3-38 About3.7.5 Miscellaneous Functions 3-55 Configuration MenuStop Alert Sound 3.7.6 Common43BControl Functions Figure 3-40 Common Control Functions3.7.7 Multiple44BFocus 3.7.8 Status45BBar4.1.1 Starting46Bthe Scheduling tool Chapter 4 Scheduling3B4.1 Invoke17BScheduling Tool 4.2 The18BLayout and Functionalities 4.2.1 Introduction47B4.2.2 The48BFunctionalities of Configuration Components 4.3.1 Schedule50Bwith Time Lines 4.3 Primary19BSchedule4.2.3 The49BSchedule Scheme operations 4.3.1.3 Hour75BTime-Line 4.3.1.1 Week73BTime-Line4.3.1.2 Marking/Unmarking74Bthe Recoding Time 4.3.2.1 Begin77Band End Time 4.3.2 Schedule51Bwith Time Picker4.3.1.4 Marking/Unmarking76Bthe Recording Time 4.3.2.2 Add78Band Erase ButtonsErase Period pickerApply Figure 4-9 Period Picker, Apply button and Erase button4.3.3.1 Motion79Bdetection 4.3.3 Schedule52Bin event mode4.3.4 Schedule53Bin Continuous mode 4.3.3.2 Digital80Binput4.4 Secondary20BSchedule 4.4.1 Schedule54Bmodes5.1 Features21Bof Playback Chapter 5 Playback4B5.2 Logging22BIn 5.3.1.1 Display81BArea 5.3 Layout23B5.3.1 Main55BAreas Figure 5-2 Display By Time Normal Display Mode Playback method Display adjustment toolGreen when display size is Location5.3.1.4 Status84BArea 5.3.1.2 Histogram82BArea5.3.1.3 Control83BArea 5.3.2.1 Area85BSelection Indicator 5.4 Settings24B5.3.2 Indicators56B 5.3.2.2 Frame86BSelection IndicatorDatabase location AVI Compression Mode 5.5 Normal25BSingle Frame Mode Figure 5-8 Histogram Area in Normal Display Mode 5.5.1 Histogram58BAreaFigure 5-7 Normal Display Mode 5.6 Preview26BMultiple Frame Mode Figure 5-10 Histogram Area in Preview Mode 5.6.1 Histogram59BAreaFigure 5-9 Preview Mode 5.7.1 Selector61BTools 5.7 Using27BTools5.6.2 Histogram60BLegend Figure 5-12 Selector Tools 5.7.1.1 Location87BSelector5.7.1.2 Period88BSelector Figure 5-13 Time Interval Selection Dialog5.7.1.4 Alert90BArea Selector 5.7.2 Play62BControl5.7.1.3 Playback89BMethod Selector Play from beginning Speed IndicatorPause/Resume Step Forward5.7.3.2 Zoom92BOut 5.7.3 Display63BAdjustment Toolbox5.7.3.1 Zoom91BIn 5.7.4.1 Zoom94BIn 5.7.4 Searching64BRange Adjustment Toolbox5.7.3.3 Full Screen 5.7.4.2 Zoom95BOut5.7.5.1 Transducer97B 5.7.5 Toolbox65B5.7.4.3 Full96BRange 5.7.5.2 Snapshot98B5.7.5.3 Print99B 5.7.5.4 Volume100B5.7.6 System66BControl Toolbox 5.7.6.3 Minimize103B 5.7.6.2 Settings102B5.7.6.1 Lock101BProgram 5.7.6.4 Exit104B