Canon VB-C60 - Manual (Page 97)

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Register Camera Server
After preparing for Camera Server registration (i.e., creating a location and zone, and adding the Storage
Server), you should register the Camera Server.
You should register the desired Camera Server on the Storage Server if it has not been registered yet.
Register the Camera Server (by Search)
After registering the Camera Server, you can select the Camera Server from the Viewer screen.
Display the [Storage and Camera Server Summary] Windows
Launch the VK Viewer and display the [Storage and Camera Server Summary] window.
Find the Camera Server
In the [Camera Summary] window, click [Find Camera Servers] which is located above the right-hand panel.
The [Search Results] dialog appears and a list of detected Camera Servers will be displayed.
Tip
z Up to 192 Camera Servers can be operated. Up to 4 camera servers can be operated with VK-Lite.
z To connect to the Camera Server managed by another Storage Server, you should first add that Storage
Server (  P. 4-14).
Note
z When you initiate the [Find Camera Servers] function, PC searches the Viewer's local subnet for all
Camera Servers connected to it. Camera Servers on another subnet cannot be searched and should be
added using [Add Camera Server] (
 P. 4-18).
z The camera names in the list are those specified by the Camera Server. See the Camera Server's User's
Manual for more information on setting the name ("Camera Name" for VB-C500VD, VB-C500D, VB-C60,
VB-C50i/ VB-C50iR, VB-C50FSi, VB-C50Fi and VB-C10/VB-C10R, "Device Name" for VB150,
"VB-C300NA" or "VB-C300PA" for VB-C300).