Settings panel of the Monitoring interface object

1

Identifier

Automatically

Shows the identification number of the Monitoring object in the system

Nonnegative integer

-

>=0

2

Name

Enter the value in the field

Shows the name of the Monitoring object in the system

Latin, Cyrillic letters and service characters

Monitoring

A line representing a sequence of any symbols (letters, digits, service characters apart from > and < symbols), not case-sensitive.
Number of symbols – from 1 to 60.

3

Display

Is selected in the list

Assigns the parent Display object for the Monitoring object

Names of Display objects registered in the system

Name of the parent Display object

Depends on the number of the Display objects in the system.

True - Owners panel is displayed

False - Owners panel is hidden

9

Control panel

Is set in a checkbox

Enables Control panel displaying

Boolean

True

True - Control panel is displayed
False - Control panel is hidden

10

X:

Enter the value in the field

Set the X coordinate in the horizontal axis for the upper-left corner of the Control panel interface box

% of the screen width

0

from 0 to 100. When more than one monitor is connected to the computer it is possible to use coordinates outside this range, but it is not recommended to use coordinates less than -200.

11

Y:

Enter the value in the field

Set the Y coordinate in the vertical axis for the upper-left corner of the Control panel interface box

% of the screen height

50

from 0 to 100. When more than one monitor is connected to the computer it is possible to use coordinates outside this range, but it is not recommended to use coordinates less than -200.

12

W:

Enter the value in the field

Set the width of the Control panel interface box

% of the screen width

100

from 0 to 100. When more than one monitor is connected to the computer it is possible to use coordinates outside this range, but it is not recommended to use coordinates less than -200.

13

H:

Enter the value in the field

Set the height of the Control panel interface box

% of the screen height

50

from 0 to 100. When more than one monitor is connected to the computer it is possible to use coordinates outside this range, but it is not recommended to use coordinates less than -200.

14

Log panel

Is set in a checkbox

Enables Log panel displaying

Boolean

True

True - Log panel is displayed
False - Log panel is hidden

15

X:

Enter the value in the field

Set the X coordinate in the horizontal axis for the upper-left corner of the Log panel interface box

% of the screen width

0

from 0 to 100. When more than one monitor is connected to the computer it is possible to use coordinates outside this range, but it is not recommended to use coordinates less than -200.

16

Y:

Enter the value in the field

Set the Y coordinate in the vertical axis for the upper-left corner of the Log panel interface box

% of the screen height

0

from 0 to 100. When more than one monitor is connected to the computer it is possible to use coordinates outside this range, but it is not recommended to use coordinates less than -200.

17

W:

Enter the value in the field

Set the width of the Log panel interface box

% of the screen width

100

from 0 to 100. When more than one monitor is connected to the computer it is possible to use coordinates outside this range, but it is not recommended to use coordinates less than -200.

18

H:

Enter the value in the field

Set the height of the Log panel interface box

% of the screen width

50

from 0 to 100. When more than one monitor is connected to the computer it is possible to use coordinates outside this range, but it is not recommended to use coordinates less than -200.

19

Non-empty Comment field

Is set in a checkbox

Is set to require that operators leave comments when accepting an alarm to describe the alarm and/or their actions

Boolean

True

True - Comment field shall not be empty on alarm accepting
False - alarm accepting can be done without a comment from Operator

True – filter can be applied.

False – filter cannot be applied.

21

Warning when watching live video

Is set in a checkbox

Is set if it is necessary to display a warning upon the live video playback attempt that it can create the critical load on the data channel

Boolean

True

True - when live video is attempted to be viewed, the warning is displayed
False - when live video is attempted to be viewed, the video is displayed with no warnings

True – live video is transferred to the Additional workplaces through the data gateway.

False – live video is transferred to the Additional workplaces directly from the Agent of Control.

True – the "All cameras of Partition of Control" item is added to the object's "Video image playback" context menu.

False – there is no "All cameras of Partition of Control" item in the menu.

24

Video stream speed

Enter the value in the field

Sets the number of frames per second of the video image when viewing live video or video from the archive.

• Note 1. The Video stream speed setting works for the archive video only with CamMonitor.ocx 4.11.0.1766 or later versions.
• Note 2. If the archive is recorded with the h264 codec and the video stream speed is set to more than 0 frames per second, then the archive video will be played back only by reference frames.
• Note 3. If the value of the video stream speed is 0, then the live and archive video will be played back without scaling.

Frames per second

25

Depends on the camera features

26

Groups of alarms

Is set in a checkbox

Sets alarms that one want to visualize on the Control panel

Boolean

All checkboxes except the Temperature sensors are set

If checkbox is set next to the group of alarms, then alarm from the corresponding group will be displayed on the Control panel