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Parameter

Method of setting the parameter value

Parameter description

Representation

Default value

Value range

10

The Range
button

Click the button

Opens the window for bulk addition of cameras (see Bulk selecting and configuring cameras for the Web-server)

11

The Clear
button

Click the button

Clears the list of the added cameras

12

The Add all
button

Click the button

Adds to the list of cameras all Camera objects created in the system

13

The Number
drop-down list

Select the value from the list

Sets the number of the camera the video from which is transmitted to the remote workstation via the Web server module

Identifiers of the Camera objects registered in the system

Depends on the number of cameras in the video surveillance system with distributed architecture

The Camera
drop-down list

Select the value from the list

Sets the name of the camera the video from which is transmitted to the remote workstation via the Web server module

Names of the Camera objects registered in the system

Depends on the number of cameras in the video surveillance system with distributed architecture

The Video stream
drop-down list

Select the value from the list

Sets the number of the video stream used for displaying in the Web-server interface

Numbers of video streams enabled on the camera and the By default value

By default

Depends on the number of the camera enabled streams

The Live video
drop-down list

Select the value from the list

Sets the source of live video that is displayed in the Web-server interface

Available means to get live video

server

Server—live video is received from the server to which the camera is connected.

Videogate—live video is received through the videogate.

Note. If a camera isn't configured to transmit video through the videogate, this item is unavailable in the list

The Archive
drop-down list

Select the value from the list

Sets the source of the archive video that is displayed in the Web-server interface

Available means to get archive video

server

• Disabled—archive video isn't transmitted;
• Server—archive video is received from the server to which the camera is connected;
• Backup archive—archive video is received from the backup archive;
• Videogate—archive video is received from the videogate archive. If a camera isn't configured to transmit video through the videogate, this item is unavailable in the list

The Microphone
drop-down list

Select the value from the list

Sets the name of the microphone associated with the camera, the audio from which is transmitted through the Web-server

Names of the Microphone objects registered in the system

Depends on the number of the Microphone objects in the video surveillance system with distributed architecture

The Speaker
drop-down list

Select the value from the list

Sets the name of the speaker associated with the camera, which is used to play back the audio received from the client

Names of the Speaker objects registered in the system

Depends on the number of the Speaker objects in the video surveillance system with distributed architecture

The Compression
drop-down list

Select the value from the list

Sets the compression level of the video signal transmitted to the remote workstations using the Web server module. Increasing the level of compression leads to the deterioration of the video signal quality

Reference compression levels

Not defined, from 1 to 5.The 1

The 1 value corresponds to the minimum compression level, the 5—to the maximum compression level.

If the compression level isn't specified, the video signal is transmitted with the same compression level as set for recording and transmitting videos to the network

The Control
drop-down list

Select the value from the list

Sets the camera control (arm/disarm, PTZ, recording to the archive) according to the user permissions

Boolean type

Enabled

Enabled—camera control according to the user permissions is enabled

Disabled—camera control is disabled regardless of the user permissions

• Forbidden—option of the PTZ control with a web browser at video surveillance;
• Low priority—low priority of control;
• Medium priority—medium priority of control;
• High priority—high priority of control