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- By using the viewing tile context menu.
- By using the map context menu.
- By dragging a video camera icon from the video camera panel to the map.
To add a video camera to the map by using , in the viewing tile context menu :
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of the viewing tile
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, select Add to map.
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On the map, use the corner nodes to adjust the video camera's field of view to match the actual situation at the site (2, 3).
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For ceiling-mounted fisheye cameras (see Configuring fisheye cameras), you are advised to set a 360° field of view. If you do so, the video from the camera will be directly available in the specified area:
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The camera is added to the map.
The video camera has now been added.
To add a video camera by using the map context menu:
- Right-click to open the map context menu and select Add video camera.
- Select the necessary video camera in the displayed list by using one of the following methods:
- If the necessary video camera is included in a group, you must first select the group (the group may also contain subgroups), then select the video camera.
- If the necessary video camera is not included in one of the groups, you must select the list of all video cameras that follows the list of groups.
- Repeat steps 2 and 3 of the instructions for adding a video camera to the map by using the viewing tile context menu.
The video camera has now been added.There is another way of adding a video camera is added to the map:
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You can also, in the video camera panel, left-click a video camera's icon.
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The video camera has now been addedDrag it to the map.
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