Toshiba IK-WB11A - Manual (Page 18)

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• Multi-Screen Mode Window Configuration
Number of Cameras Selected (Including Administrator's Camera)
Configuration
1 to 4 2 x 2
5 to 9 3x3
10 to 1 6 . 1 7 or more^ 4x4
^ More than 16 cameras cannot be displayed simultaneously in the window.
Select the cameras you want to display. (^page 79)
• Multi-Screen Mode Window Components
Number and Item
® Camera name
@ Alarm notification
® Time and date
® Switch views
[■] Single view
® Switch sound on/off
[S]
® Display controller
® Move image center
® Image magnification
Description
Each individually given camera name is displayed in the
corresponding camera screen.
This icon is displayed for each network camera that detects motion (^page 54) or
generates external alarm (^page 51). In the example window, the icon in the
upper-left screen indicates that an alarm has gone off for the back door, and the
icon in the lower-right screen indicates that an alarm has gone off for the garage.
Usually (when no motion is detected or no alarm goes off), this icon does not
appear. For details on the operations that you can perform when this icon appears,
refer to "Playing Recorded Alarm Images by Administrator" (^page 29).
The current time and date of the accessed network camera.
Clicking the button displays the images of the upper-left
screen in single-view mode. In the example window, the upper-left
screen shows the back door. For details on single view, refer to
"Viewing Images in Single-View Mode by Administrator" (^page 14).
If you click the LU button, the button changes to [M] and outputs
sound. Clicking the I xUB I button changes the button back to I ^ I
and stops the sound. You can output or stop the sound from camera
individually. You can output the sound from multiple cameras
simultaneously. In the example, the sounds from the camera showing
a back door and the camera showing a garage are played.
Clicking the ® I button displays the controller in a separate window. The
procedure for displaying the controller is the same as that of single view_________ ^
Flowever, there is a controller for each camera screen and clicking the
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button in a particular screen displays a controller that can only be used to
operate camera images in that screen. In the example window, you can use
the controller for the back door image to operate only that image. Therefore,
if you want to operate other images, display each respective controllers.
Clicking a point in the image display area moves the lens up, down, left, or right
accordingly and the clicked point becomes the center of the image. If the lens cannot
move all the way in the specified direction, the clicked point does not become the center
but the lens moves as far as it can.
Displays the magnification of the camera image currently
displayed. The magnification can be changed from the basic
administrator controller. (^page 20)
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