Canon recording software RM25 V10 User Manual
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Operate the Camera 6-9 Day-to-Day Operations 6 „Use Pan/Tilt/Zoom from the Video Window You can also use the pan/tilt/zoom feature from the video window. ➀Display area Drag on the area to change the camera angle. Click on the area to move the camera angle to that point. ➁Zoom slider Change the zoom position using the slider or [+]/[-]. Click [+] or drag the slider up to move to the telephoto position. Click [-] or drag the slider down to move to the wide-angle position. Pan/tilt/zoom is unavailable. Pan/tilt is unavailable. Zoom is unavailable when the camera’s digital zoom is set to [Disable]. Change the Camera Angle to a Preset Position You can select a preset camera angle in the [Camera Control] dialog box after getting control of a camera. Note You must first configure the presets on the camera before using this feature. For details, see camera manual. ➀➁
6-10 Change the Camera Angle Using a Panorama Image Change the camera angle by specifying a position on a panorama image. The frame is yellow when you have control of the camera. Drag the frame to change its size and zoom the camera in/out. Drag the center of the frame to move the frame and change the camera angle. If you draw a rectangle anywhere on the panorama image, the frame is redrawn at that location and the camera angle and zoom change correspondingly. The frame is blue when you do not have control of the camera. A panorama image is not available. Note You must first register a panorama image on the camera before using this feature. For details, see the camera manual. Play Back Audio If the audio feature on the camera is used, you can play audio using the audio panel or send audio using a microphone. The [Audio] panel appears. Options view ➀[Listen to Audio] Starts audio playback. ➁[Use Microphone] Starts audio transmission. ➂Show options button Displays the options for the [Audio] panel. ➃[Play audio also while using microphone] Select if you want to play audio even when using a microphone. ➄[Use silence detection to reduce network traffic] Select if you want to detect silent segments when sending audio. Decreases the amount of data transmitted during silent segments to decrease the load on network bandwidth. ➅[Settings] Displays the [Silence Detection Settings] dialog box. ➆Hide options button Hides the options of the [Audio] panel. 1Click [Panorama] in the [Camera Control] dialog box to display the [Panorama] window. 2Change the camera angle and zoom using the frame displayed on the panorama image. 1Click [Window] > [Audio Panel]. ➀ ➁ ➂ ➃ ➄ ➅ ➆
Operate the Camera 6-11 Day-to-Day Operations 6 „ Silence Detection Settings Select the [Use silence detection to reduce network traffic] check box on the [Audio] panel to set the silence detection sensitivity. Click [Settings] to display the [Silence Detection Settings] dialog box and adjust the silence detection sensitivity. ➀[Use the default sensitivity settings] Uses the default sensitivity for silence detection. ➁[Set the sensitivity manually] Drag the slider to set the detection sensitivity. ➂[OK] and [Cancel] Close the dialog box. Compensate for Dark Regions in the Image Use the viewer shade control to compensate for any dark regions in the image. [Off] Disable the shade control. [Low]/[Medium]/[High]/[Very High] Enable the shade control. View the video window and select a compensation value that gives the appropriate brightness. Note You cannot apply this feature to more than one video window. The viewer shade control is a feature of the Viewer, not the camera. Therefore, it can be used for both live image and recorded image playback. 1Click the video window menu button to display the menu. 2Click [Viewer Shade Control] and select the amount of shade from the submenu.
6-12 View a Live Event You can display past events in the [Live Events Log] window. When the Viewer starts, the [Live Events Log] window is displayed, showing all events that occurred within the last hour. The top row in the list shows item names. You can sort events in the list by clicking in a column to specify the item to sort by and the sorting order. Note Click [Window] > [Live Events Log] to display the [Live Events Log] window. „Event Icon Colors Different colored icons are displayed for events, depending on the priority. Search for Events You can search past events and playback the event. ➀[Description] Enter the search criteria (event, camera, priority, camera tag, or host name). ➁[When] Specify the period in which the target event occurred ([Today], [Last 2 Days], [This Week], [This Month], [This Year], and [All Dates]). ➂[Search], [Stop] Start searching or stop a search in progress using these buttons. ➃[Advanced Search] This cannot be used with RM-Lite. ➄[Search Results] Displays the search results. ➅[Play Back Video] Plays back the recording associated with the search results. ➆[Close] Close this panel. Note To display the [Event Search] dialog box when the toolbar is hidden, click [Search] on the timeline or click [Edit] > [Event Search]. Check Events Important A maximum of 200 events can be displayed in the [Live Events Log] window. Icon colorPriority Red Highest Orange High Yellow Medium Light Green Low Green Lowest 1Click [Search] on the toolbar to display the [Event Search] dialog box. 2Specify the search criteria. 3Click [Search] to start searching. ➂➀ ➆➅ ➄ ➁➃
Check Events 6-13 Day-to-Day Operations 6 „Play Back an Event If a recording is associated with an event in the search results, right-click the event and click [Play Back Video] to play back the recording in the video window of the corresponding camera. If the video window is not displayed, clicking [Play Back Video] will automatically display the window and start playback. Note Click [Live] in the timeline toolbar after playing in the video window to display the live view.
Chapter 7 Operation and Management ❏ Error and warning level events ❏ How to check the status of the Storage Server ❏ Disk space management
7-2 Events Indicating Errors or Warning Levels and Corresponding Actions You can check events to determine if errors related to the Storage Server status have occurred. When an event indicating an error or a warning level occurs, it is immediately displayed in the event panel or timeline. Take the appropriate action for the event. *1 See “Disk Space Management (Important)” (P. 7-4). Storage Server Health Check Event TypeMessageEvent ExplanationCorresponding Action Low disk space notification * 1Warning: Low disk space Occurs when the free disk space becomes less than the specified valued, or the disk usage becomes greater than the specified value. Data may be deleted before the specified number of storage days has elapsed.Check the recording mode settings (P. 5-4). Starts/stops file deletion due to low disk space * 1Warning: Files deleted due to low disk spaceOccurs when the free disk space becomes less than the threshold, or the disk usage becomes greater than the threshold. Pauses/resumes recording due to low disk space * 1 Recording Suspended (Low Disk Space ()Occurs when the free disk space becomes less than the limit level, or the disk usage becomes greater than the limit level. Error connecting to the cameraError: Cannot Connect to CameraOccurs on an error when connecting to the camera.Check the network connection. Error connecting to the Storage ServerError: Cannot Connect to the Storage ServerOccurs on an error when connecting to the Storage Server registered with the Storage Server Group.Check the network status. Error connecting to the Storage Server GroupError: Cannot Connect to the Storage Server GroupOccurs on an error when connecting to the Storage Server Group.Check the network status. Change in the recording frame rateRecording Frame Rate reduced due to high load issuesIndicates that the recording frame rate has been changed due to increased server load.Check the recording mode settings (P. 5-4).
Storage Server Health Check 7-3 Operation and Management 7 Status Bar The status bar displays the Viewer processing status and load. You can check CPU usage to determine the load on your computer. System Information To get the detailed video processing status of the Storage Server, click [Window] > [System Information] to display the [System Information] dialog box. If system operation is unstable or you are not able to record in the way you intended to, refer to Chapter 1 and reconsider the system configuration. The [System Information] dialog box shows the status on three different tabs. [Cameras] tab This tab displays recording settings and processing information (status, specified frame rate, actual frame rate, receiving bit rate, and recording bit rate) on the registered cameras.[Storage Servers] tab This tab displays information (Storage Server Group name, status, CPU usage, recording bit rate, and playback bit rate) on the registered Storage Server. [Users] tab This tab displays the users logged into the Viewer and related information (user group, host name (Viewer), Viewer version, host name (Storage Server), Storage Server Group).
7-4 The Storage Server monitors the disk space and responds according to the amount of available space. „Action When the Low Remaining Disk Space Notification Level is Reached The Storage Server issues an event when the disk space available for recording (i.e. available space relative to the maximum disk space used) goes below a certain level. If [Maximum Disk Space Used] is not set, the drive capacity of the disk that stores the recording file is considered to be the maximum disk space.Low Remaining Disk Space Notification Level Conditions and Calculation Method If one of the following conditions is met, a low remaining disk space notification level is indicated. Condition 1:If the Storage Server disk space usage exceeds the following values: M x (100 - A)/100 (M: Value specified in [Maximum Disk Space Used], A: Value specified in [Low Disk Space Warning Level]) For example, if the value for [Maximum Disk Space Used] is 100 GB and the value for [Low Disk Space Warning Level] is 10%, the Storage Server reaches the low remaining disk space notification level when the remaining free disk space becomes 10 GB or less. Condition 2:If the free disk space falls below the following values: Disk space x A/100 (A: Value specified in [Low Disk Space Warning Level]) For example, if the disk space is 80 GB and the value for [Low Disk Space Warning Level] is 10%, the Storage Server reaches the low remaining disk space notification level when the remaining free disk space becomes 8 GB or less. Note If other applications use the same hard disk, you need to consider condition 2. Even if the Storage Server uses a small amount of disk space, it may reach the low remaining disk space notification level according to condition 2 because other applications have consumed a portion of the disk space. Calculation Example Disk Space Management (Important) Disk Space StatusExplanation Notification level indicating that the remaining disk space is lowYou can specify a reference value using [Low Disk Space Warning Level] on the [Recording Settings] tab in the [Storage Server Group Settings] dialog box. Threshold level The Storage Server calculates a reference value based on various conditions and settings. Limit level Value for [Maximum Disk Space Used]Notification level Disk DriveD DriveE Drive Disk Space 100 GB 200 GB Free Disk Space 50 GB 200 GB Value for [Maximum Disk Space Used]40 GB 200 GB Value for Low Remaining Disk Space Notification LevelCondition 1: 40 GB x (100-10)/ 100 = 36 GB Condition 2: 100 GB x 10/100 = 10 GBCondition 1: 200 GB x (100-10)/ 100 = 180 GB Condition 2: 200 GB x 10/100 = 20 GB