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General information

You can open a It is possible to open the layout with the specified camera.

The View camera macro uses the following algorithm:

  1. Searches for the layouts available to the current user that contain the selected camera.
  2. Selects the layout with the minimum number of cells to display the selected camera.
  3. If the required layout
    4. does not
  4. doesn't exist, creates a new layout with the selected camera.
  5. Switches to the selected layout, or the created layout.
    6. Performs
  6. Executes the specified action.

Configuring an action

To configure the View camera macro, do the following:

  1. Go to the Programming tab.
  2. In the Event rules or Cycle rules list, click Create... (see Configuring macros).
  3. Select a start condition that triggers a macro (see Configuring start conditions).
  4. Click the Image Added button below start conditions.
  5. From the drop-down list, select Camera: View camera
    6. to be displayed (1) or
  6. .
  7. In the Camera parameter, select a camera that you want to view or a Camera
    8. Camera ). You can select a group of cameras for the Switch to archive mode (see step 2).
  8. that initiated command execution (see Configuring
    9. filters for event-driven macros
  9. start conditions).

  10. Note
    titleAttention!

    If

    11. the

  11. a macro

    12. was triggered by a sensor or a relay (see Configuring filters for event-driven macros) that are not associated with the camera, the action will not be triggered. 

    Image Removed

  12. is initiated by an event from an input or output (see Configuring start conditions) that is not connected to any camera, you need to select a specific camera for this action. If you select a group of cameras or a camera that initiated the macro, the action doesn't start.

    Image Added
    13. Select the display mode (2).
  13. In the Display mode parameter, select the display mode:

  14. Display mode

    Description of macro action

    Select camera
    15. The camera
  15. Camera is highlighted on the layout
    16. .
  16. Zoom in camera
    17. The camera
  17. Camera is highlighted on the layout,
    18. the viewing tile
  18. Surveillance window takes up 98% of the screen
    19. .
  19. Zoom in and show map
    20. The camera

  20. Camera is highlighted on the layout,

    21. the viewing tile

  21. Surveillance window takes up 50% of the screen

    22. , the

  22. . The map

    23. under

  23. with the

    24. tile shows the camera.

  24. selected camera is displayed

    Switch to immersion mode
    25. Immersive
  25. Immersion mode is on,
    26. the viewing tile
  26. Surveillance window takes up 50% of the screen
    27. .

  27. Switch to archive mode

    28. The camera

  28. Camera is highlighted on the layout and it is in

    29. archive

  29. the Archive mode. If a group of cameras is specified, then a layout is created with all the cameras in

    30. archive

  30. the Archive mode

    31. .

  31. Mark camera
    32. The camera
  32. Camera is added and highlighted on the Marked cameras layout (
    33. see
  33. see Creating special layouts)
    34. .
  34. Unmark camera
    35. The camera
  35. Camera is
    36. deleted
  36. removed from the Marked cameras layout (
    37. see
  37. see Creating special layouts)
    38. .
  39. In the Specify monitor number parameter, specify the number of the monitor on which the selected camera
    40. should
  40. must be displayed
    41. (3)
  41. .
    42. Select

  42. In the Role parameter, select the user roles

    43. ,

  43. for which this macro

    44. will be available (4).

  44. is available.

  45. Click the Apply Image Added button.

Configuration The configuration of the View camera macro is complete.