eLine Technology ETV_v7 - Manual (Page 14)

ETV System Server Software - User’s Guide Page 14
3.4 Live Viewer Display Controls
Changes the Live Viewer to full screen mode. To exit full screen mod
right corner or press the escape key on the keyboard. , click the X in the bottom
Click the Restore Original Display Layout button to return to the previously displayed layout or to
the layout where the last camera change was made.
Note: To reload default window sizes and locations, select Tools | Reset Window Positions from the
menu, or select Reset Window Positions from the Tools button drop-down menu. To reset all
camera positions to default for the current layout, right-click on any camera feed within that layout
and click Reset To Default.
Toggles captions on the Live Viewer video feeds on and off.
Note: Captions are not included in the recorded footage.
Toggles the display size of the camera when in Single Live View display mode.
When in Hardware Rendered mode, some of the options differ from Software Rendered mode. For example,
the right-click context menu only has the options of Copy, Full Screen and Quick Search.
The following buttons are available in the Live Viewer window for Hardware Rendered mode:
Cycles through which camera is displayed in the first position in the live viewer window. Clicking
allows you to select a camera directly.
Note: When in Single Live View display mode, the button PAGE is replaced with CAM, where the
function is to change between cameras rather than pages of cameras.
Toggles captions on/off the Live Viewer video feeds.
Turns on/off all live video feeds. This feature does not affect recording.
Certain capture cards can change between Hardware Rendered and Software Rendered mode. Instead of
entering the settings, you can click the arrow beside the Live button on the main VIGIL Server toolbar to select
one of these two modes.
3.5 Alarms and Relays
Depending on the hardware installed with your DVR unit, you may have access
outputs. The number of available alarms and relays is dependent on your hardware.
to alarm inputs or relay
Alarm inputs can trigger recording of video and/or audio based on an externally tripped circuit. Relay outputs
can be triggered by motion alarms, video loss, POS data, or failure of the DVR.
Opens the Live Alarms or Relays window.