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Identification number*

Automatically

Displays the identification number of the Map object in the

video surveillance system with distributed architecture

Sequence of numbers

NA

From 1

to 2147483647.

Depends on the number of the Map objects in the

video surveillance system with distributed architecture

2

Name*

Enter the value

in the field

Sets the name of the Map object in the

video surveillance system with distributed architecture

Latin, Cyrillic, numbers, and service characters

Map

A line containing a sequence of any characters (letters, digits, service characters except > and < characters), case-insensitive.

Number of characters—from 1 to 60

3

Disable

Set the checkbox

Sets the status of the Map object in the

video surveillance system with distributed architecture

Boolean type

Clear

Set—the Map object is disabled and isn't used

Clear—the Map object is enabled and used

4

Display

Select the value from the list

Sets the Display parent object of the

system with distributed architecture to which the

given Map object belongs

Name of the Display objects registered in the system

Name of the Display

 parent object.

Depends on the number of the Display objects in the

video surveillance system with distributed architecture

5

Search alarmed links recursively

Set the checkbox

Sets

the recursive search for the objects on the layers

. The recursive search is a search

where the transition from one layer, containing an object, to another layer, containing an icon, is performed by successive jumps to the the neighboring layers, using sequential links

Boolean type

Clear

Set—a recursive search is enabled

Clear—a recursive search is disabled

Sets the search depth for alarms across map layers if the Map is multi-layered. This parameter determines how many layers will indicate the alarm. The value can only be entered if the Search alarmed links recursively checkbox is set.

• Empty field—search across layers

• isn't limited;
• 0—related layers

• aren't taken into account during the search, that is, in case of alarm, only the layer on which the alarm

• occurs will blink;
• >0—indicates the number of layers through which the search

• is performed. For example, the Map has

• six interconnected layers, and the alarm

• appears on the

• third layer. If the key value

• is 1, the alarm will blink on layer 3, as well as on layers 2 and 4

7

Search for the shortest path

Set the checkbox

Enables the search for the shortest path to the alarmed layer.

If there are several paths from the active layer to the alarmed layer, then the shortest path is automatically found and selected when the Alarm signal is received (only one icon, that is, the Link to layer, will blink in the active layer, indicating the shortest path).

Works together with the Search alarmed links recursively option only

Boolean type

Clear

Set—search for the shortest path is enabled

Clear—search for the shortest path is disabled

8

Over all windows when alarm

Set the checkbox

Displays the window of the Map interface object

over all windows of active applications in

case the Alarm

 signal is received from any object of the Map interface object

Boolean type

Clear

Set—the window of the Map interface object is displayed over all active applications in

case the Alarm

 signal is received

Clear—the window of

the Map

 interface object isn't displayed over all active

applications in

case the Alarm

 signal is received

Set—the functions to request live and archive video are available in the menu of the Camera objects and objects linked with cameras

Clear—the functions to request live and archive video

aren't available in the menu of the Camera objects and objects linked with cameras

Set—the function to request archive frame is available in the menu of the Camera objects and objects linked with cameras

Clear—the function to request archive frame

isn't available in the menu of

the Camera

 objects and objects linked with cameras

The Settings group

11

X

Enter the value

in the field

Sets the X coordinate in the horizontal axis for the upper left corner of the Map

 object on the screen

% of the screen width

50

From 0 to M*100, where M is the number of the installed monitors

Y

Enter the value

in the field

Sets the Y coordinate in the vertical axis for the upper left corner of the Map

 object on the screen

% of the screen height

50

From 0 to M*100, where M is the number of the installed monitors

W

Enter the value

in the field

Sets the width of the Map

 object window

% of the screen width

44

From 0 to M*100, where M is the number of the installed monitors

H

Enter the value

in the field

Sets the height of the Map

 object window

% of the screen width

44

From 0 to M*100, where M is the number of the installed monitors

Autoswitch

Set the checkbox

Sets autoswitch to the Alarm layer in the Map

 object

Boolean type

Clear

Set—when the Alarm signal is received from an object, the system will switch to the layer where the object is located

Clear—when the Alarm signal is received from an object, the system

doesn't switch to the layer where the object is located

Set—the Map is displayed on top of all windows

Clear—the Map is displayed in standard mode

Monitor

Select the value from the list

Sets the number of the monitor in the system for which the coordinates are specified

Numbers of the monitors in OS

1

From 1 to 9

Set—allow moving

the Map

 interface window manually

Clear—disable moving

the Map

 interface window manually

12

Create map copy

Click the button

Creates another Map object with all parameters identical to the given object

Selects the object tracking monitor.

For details, see Using absolute telemetry of the Installing and configuring security system components guide section

Set—the events are uploaded from the database

when Axxon PSIM

 starts, so the events can be displayed on the Map before and after the Axxon PSIM

 startup

Clear—only the events that occurred after

the start of Axxon PSIM are displayed on the Map

Sets the Map smoothing method when scaling

Note. Smoothing minimizes ladder-like diagonal edges of the image and gives the impression of softer borders and higher resolution

• low quality;
• high quality;
• bilinear interpolation;
• bicubic interpolation;
• nearest neighbor method;
• high-quality bilinear interpolation;
• high-quality bicubic interpolation

Select the value from the list

Sets

the Videogate

 through which the video

is displayed on

the Map

Sets the type of an object. When an event is received from this object, a pop-up tip with the name of the event is displayed

Sets the object identifier. When an event is received from this object, a pop-up tip with the name of the event is displayed

Sets the name of an object. When an event is received from this object, a pop-up tip with the name of the event is displayed

Sets the name of an event. When this event is received, a pop-up tip is displayed