Configuring the image

Configure the image as follows:

1. On the Logic tab, select the element in the table and click the Edit button.
   
2. If necessary, in the Step description field (1), enter the text that will be displayed in the column to the left next to the element.
   
3. In the Image source drop-down list (2), select the image source:
   1. Images from cameras. When you process an event, images from cameras associated with the object that initiated an event will be displayed (see Connection of objects with cameras). If the event is initiated by a specific camera, the image will be used from it.

   2. Images from maps: an image from the associated map with the event will be displayed. If there are several layers on the map, the image from the layer to which the object is attached will be used. If the object is attached to multiple layers, the layer on which the object was added earlier than other layers will be used.

      Note

      To use the image from the map, add the object to the map, and select the map in the incident manager settings (see Configuring the main parameters of the Incident manager object).

   3. Images from operator: operator uploads images on its own.

   4. Selected image: the image specified in the Image field (3) will be displayed. In this case, specify the path to the image in the Image field, for example, C:\Users\User1\Folder1\img1.png. The image can be in the jpg, bmp, png format.

      Note

      The Image field (3) is displayed only if the Selected image source is selected.

4. In the Minimum height and Maximum height fields (4), enter the minimum and maximum image display height in pixels.

5. In the Button text field (5), enter the text that will be displayed on the button.

   Note

   If there are any event parameters, you can set them in the button text. To do this, enter %<parameter name>% in the Button text field. For example, when you specify %time%, the time of the event will be displayed on the button; when you specify %date%, the date will be displayed; when you specify %user_id%, the user ID will be displayed (see Database tables reference guide for Axxon PSIM and vertical solutions).

6. In the Default transition field (6), select the element that must be displayed after clicking the button.
7. If you want to execute a macro when clicking the button, select it from the Macro list (7).
8. Click the OK button.

Example of displaying the Image element:

Configuring the Image element is complete.