Acumen Camera AiM series User Manual
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- 41 - PTZ Control Panel To control PTZ device, please double click on a PTZ device. Perform PTZ feature on the PTZ control panel. Chapter 9-2. Tool Bar The buttons from left to right are described as follows: New map: Create a new map. Find device panel: Switch to Find Device panel PTZ control panel: Switch to PTZ control panel. Refresh: Refresh e Map map list and device information . eMap edit m ode: Drag a device on a map for its position . Camera view control: Clockwise an d counter - clockwise rotate a camera view. Device list panel: Switch to d evice list panel. Find alarm panel: Switch to find device panel. PTZ control panel: Switch to PTZ control panel. eMap alarm mode: Receive alarm mode. eMap control mode: for PTZ control and live monitoring mode
- 42 - Chapter 9-3. eMap Alarm Options Chapter 9-3-1. Setup a Map To setup a device map, click on File->New Map or New button at Map list. A file opening dialog box gets displayed. Please select the JPEG map file representing the installation site. Type both map name and location information. To delete a map, please first select the map in Map List and click on File->Delete Map or click on Delete button. To access property of the page, click on Property button. Chapter 9-4. Setup a Device on a Map To setup devices on a map, drag-and-drop a device from Device List to its associated map. The device item shows checked if the device is setup on the map.
- 43 - Chapter 9-4-1. Delete a Device on a Map To delete the device on the map, follow the following steps: 1. Select on the device. 2. Right click on the device. 3. Select “Device Delete” menu item. Or, uncheck the check box of the device item. Chapter 9-4-2. Arrange a Device To arrange the device position on the map, click on Drag Mode tool or menu item to en able device drag mode. Use mouse point drag the device to the destination area. Chapter 9-4-3. Device Property To show a Device Property, select “Device Property” menu item on the menu. A Device Property dialog box shows up. Device name and device text color can be changed for distinguishing its background image.
- 44 - A camera view control can indicate a camera’s viewing angle. To setup camera view control, please click on the clockwise/counter-clockwise control to rotate camera viewing angle. Chapter 9-5. Find a Device on eMap DVR, DVR’s camera, or IP-based devices can be setup on different maps. It is very difficult for a user to find the live video of a particular device. To find a device on eMap instantly, a user can click on Find Device Panel button/View->Find menu item. List of all devices in Find Device Panel can be found on a map instantly. The user can click on the device that eMap can automatically switch to the map and show the device and its live video.
- 45 - Chapter 10. Web Server Each AiM has one web server for displaying live video. To enable the service, please specify the port number of the PC’s IP address. Once this is done, the user can click on the HTTP Link and launch Internet browser to see t he video. Chapter 10-1. Login Web Server To login AiM web server, please provide the username and password for the service. The live video is grouped based on grouping as in AiM Software HD 2.6. Once a grouping is managed, the grouping can be assigned for its access right of a user. Please see grouping section for detail.
- 46 - Chapter 11. Database Manager Database Manager allows a user to perform operational report printing, event report printing, database importing, database exporting, and database repairing. To perform above features, please see the following: Chapter 11-1. User Operational Report For showing all logon logs, please click on “User Log Report” menu item. To print out the report, please click on “Print/Print Preview” menu item. Chapter 11-2. Event Report For showing all alarm event logs, please click on “Event Report” menu item. To print out the report, please click on “Print/Print Preview” menu item. Chapter 11-3. Database Maintenance Database maintenance is constantly required. To perform database maintenance, please click on Tool->Compact DB or click on Compact DB tool button. Chapter 11-4. Import Database Database configuration can be imported from a XML configuration file. To import database, please click on Import Database button. Chapter 11-5. Export Database Database configuration can be export to a XML file for later use. To perform exporting, please click on Export Database button.
- 47 - Chapter 12. Setup Multiple Monitors Multiple monitors support is a feature in Windows XP or higher. Multiple monitors support allows you to expand the display across for both Ai M Software HD 2.6 and eMap. The benefit of adopt ing multiple monitors support is to use one mouse/keyboard to control both Ai M Software H D 2.6 and eMap. Multiple camera view in AiM Software HD 2.6 and l iv e video in eMap can be operated by an operator on a personal computer. To install additional monitors, you must first install the compatible video adapter hardware into the PC and connect the additional monitor. To setup multiple monitors support, read the instruction manual of Windows XP. Chapter 12-1. Multiple Monitors Virtual Matrix Output AiM can up to support 6 monitors, one main monitor + 5 additional monitors. AiM TV wall vir tual matrix can be connected as the system described below: To support 6 monitor outputs, please use ASUS 7970-DC2-3GD5 graphics card. After installing the graphics card, click on Monitor button. It shows all the detected monitors shown below:
- 48 - Once all the monitors are properly installed, click on "Identify Monitor". All monitors are shown IDs as below: Few functions for controlling AiM monitors are described below: Quad display: for large LCD panel, AiM can be configured to show 4 AiM monitor s on one big LCD monitor. Each monitor can be 36-windows display. Default grouping: the default grouping to be shown on the main monitor. Sequence time: the monitor can be programmed for sequence display. Division: the default camera division of the grouping. Low CPU usage mode: this mode can only display I frame for reducing CPU time.
- 49 - Chapter 13. Retail and Distribution Business Solutions AiM Software HD 2.6 is able to connect to Point of Sale (POS) terminals. POS transaction data can be captured by AiM Software HD 2.6. POS transaction data can be displayed on live video and playback video. AiM Software HD 2.6 also provides sm art transaction search for associated video clips . To perform these features, please follow the steps below: Chapter 13- 1. POS Connection Basis for Retail Business AiM Software HD 2.6 basically listens to the ASCII/COM output of a POS system via RS-23 2. Please check POS’s d isplay output or printer output for ASCII data of your POS system. Please consult your POS provider for more detail. Ba sically, please connect RX/TX of the RS-232 of a POS register/terminal to AiM PC. Please see wiring diagram below: To connect more than one POS terminals, add more RS- 232/COM port into the CMX PC.
- 50 - Chapter 13-2. POS Connection via TCP/IP for Retail Business Using CYT-100SC RS-232 to TCP/IP converter, AiM allows receiving RS-232 of PO S transactions v ia TCP/IP. The product CD of CYT-100SC has one virtual driver which can map the TCP/IP transactions to a virtual COM port. The virtual COM port can been accessed via Windows OS. Once the virtual COM port is setup, follow the following sections for the setup. Chapter 13-3. Test POS Communication with a PC After the POS connects to the AiM PC, please use Hyper Terminal or other RS-232 capturing application to test and to verify POS data that can be captured in the AiM PC. Chapter 13-4. Link POS with a Channel To link a POS to a camera, please click on “Property” button and “POS” button. The POS Setting dialog box shows up.