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To configure the Photo ID module, go to the Photo ID object's setup panel.   

Note:

 The ver text box shows the current version of the Photo ID module.

To configure the Photo ID module: 

  1. Go to the Photo ID object's setup panel.
  2. To configure the position of the Photo ID window, set the coordinates of the window in the X:, Y:, W:, and H: text boxes, using the up and down buttons (2).
  3. If you want to anchor the window to the selected desktop coordinates, select the Fix position check box (3). 
  4. In the Max. number of events in list text box, set the maximum number of events to be shown in the access log of the photoidentification window (4). 

  5. In the Time of window displaying text box, set the time (in milliseconds) during which the Photo ID window changes its color and blinks when an event occurs (5).    

    Note:

    The max. allowed window display time is 3000 milliseconds.

    Note:

    To enable this feature, select the Highlight current event check box (12).
  6. In the Number of archive events text box, set the number of past events to show in the Photo ID window after ACFA Intellect is restarted (6).      
  7. If you want to always show the Photo ID window, select the Display always radio button (7).
  8. If you want to show the Photo ID window when a device event occurs and then to minimize the window after the operator is finished working with it, select the Display while event radio button (8).    
  9. If you want to log the fact that the operator clicked a button in the pass template of the Photo ID window (the name of the button clicked will appear in the Additional info column of the event log), select the Protocol the user actions check box (9). 
  10. If you want to remove, from the event list, events that were already processed by the operator and leave only current events, select the Delete processed events check box (10).  If your template does not contain buttons or any other objects that may require the operator's actions, events are removed after the display time elapses. 
  11. If you want to highlight the line that shows the last event, select the Select actual event check box (11). The last event remains highlighted throughout the window display time (see item 5).  After the set time elapses, the next event (if any) becomes current. 
  12. In the Objects and events table, add objects (whose events must cause the Photo ID window to be shown), templates, text messages, and colors (12).       
  13. Click Apply to save changes (13).

The PhotoID object is now configured.