ABUS TV3220 - Manual (Page 15)

ABUS VMS ABUS Security-Center GmbH & Co. KG
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The next controls that you will find are the joystick and the zoom controller. These controls
allow you to control pan/tilt cameras or, in the case of fixed cameras (analog or network
cameras), to digitally zoom into the image and move the enlarged area of the image.
The buttons on the bottom right-hand edge of the screen are used for creating and
deleting camera favourites or connecting and disconnecting hosts. The function of these
buttons will be described in more detail later in the manual.
The slides bar located above is used as a recording container for cameras, camera
groups and hosts, for example. The higher-level slider switches between the views.
The live image window takes up the majority of the user interface. All cameras to be
displayed are located in this area. The camera puck and the geometry cross provide an
innovative way of modifying the number of camera windows shown or the current image
geometry of the live window. For more information, see point 2.4.2 on page 29.
When 4:3 or 16:10 screens are used, the live window display is automatically adjusted to
the appropriate resolution.
1.3.2 The CPU utilization indicator
The CPU utilization indicator displays the current utilization of the processor. If you move
your mouse over the display a window opens showing the overall utilization divided into
three sections, providing a
much more detailed view of the
system utilization. As well as
the overall display, the system
resources
required for
displaying the live image
(Display) for current recordings
(Record) and for motion detection (Motion) are shown . This remains on the screen until
you move your mouse over the indicator again.
Note:
Because other processes also utilize the system resources, the displayed total utilization
(CPU) is never the sum of the values shown for Display (D), Record (R) and Motion (M).
During configuration, make sure the total utilization of the system is not too high, as
otherwise it will be difficult to operate the system normally.
Total
Display
Record
Motion