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General information

You can open a 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
    4. Configure the conditions to start
  4. a macro (
    5. see
  5. see Configuring start conditions).
    6. Select the camera to be displayed (1) or
  6. Click the Image Added button below start conditions.
  7. From the drop-down list, select Camera: View camera.
  8. In the Camera parameter, select a camera that you want to view or a Camera
    9. Camera
  9. that initiated command execution (see Configuring start conditions
    10. ). You can select a group of cameras for the Switch to archive mode (see step 2
  10. ).
    Note
    titleAttention!

    If a macro is

    11. started

  11. initiated by an event from an input or output (

    12. see 

  12. see Configuring start conditions) that is not

    13. associated with the camera

  13. 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.

    14.  

    15. Image Removed

  15. Image Added
  16. In the Display mode parameter, select
    17. Select
  17. the display mode
    18. (2).
  18. :

    Display mode

    Description of macro action

    Select camera
    19. The camera
  19. Camera is highlighted on the layout
    Zoom in camera
    20. The camera
  20. Camera is highlighted on the layout,
    21. the
  21. Surveillance window takes up 98% of the screen
    Zoom in and show map
    22. The camera

  22. Camera is highlighted on the layout,

    23. the

  23. Surveillance window takes up 50% of the screen. The map with the selected camera is displayed

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

    Switch to archive mode

    26. The camera

  26. Camera is highlighted on the layout and it is in the Archive mode. If a group of cameras is specified, then a layout is created with all the cameras in the Archive mode

    Mark camera
    27. The camera
  27. Camera is added and highlighted on the Marked cameras layout (
    28. see
  28. see Creating special layouts)
    Unmark camera
    29. The camera
  29. Camera is
    30. deleted
  30. removed from the Marked cameras layout (
    31. see
  31. see Creating special layouts)
  32. In the Specify monitor number parameter, specify the number of the monitor on which the selected camera must be displayed
    33. (3)
  33. .
    34. Select

  34. In the Role parameter, select the user roles

    35. ,

  35. for which this macro is available

    36. (4)

  36. .

  37. Click the Apply Image Added button.

The configuration Configuration of the View camera macro is complete.