The settings panel of the Monitoring interface object

The settings panel of the Monitoring interface object is given on the figure.

Description of the Monitoring object settings panel elements is given in table.

#	Name	Method for setting the parameter value	Description	Type	Default value	Value range
1	The Identifier field*	Automatically	Displays the identification number of the Monitoring object in the system	Sequence of numbers	NA	>=0
2	The Name field*	Enter the value in the field	Sets the name of the Monitoring object in the system	Latin alphabet, Cyrillic, and service characters	Monitoring	A line containing a sequence of any characters (letters, digits, service characters except > and < characters), case-insensitive. Number of characters—from 1 to 60
3	The Display drop-down list	Select the value from the field	Sets the name of the Display parent object for the given Monitoring object	Names of the Display objects registered in the system	Name of the Display parent object	Depends on the number of the Display objects registered in the system
4	The Groups of alarms group	Set the checkbox	Sets the groups of alarms that must be displayed on the control panel	Boolean type	All checkboxes except for Extra 1 and Extra 2 are set	If you set the checkbox next to the group of alarms, then if an alarm from the corresponding group occurs, it is displayed on the control panel
5	The Owners panel group
	The Owners panel checkbox	Set the checkbox	Displays the owners panel	Boolean type	Set	Set—the owners panel is displayed Clear—the owners panel is hidden
	The X field	Enter the value in the field	Sets the coordinate of the upper left angle of the owners panel on the X axis	% of the screen width	0	From 0 to 100. If there is more than one monitor in the system, you can use coordinates outside this range, but we don't recommend using coordinates less than -200
	The Y field	Enter the value in the field	Sets the coordinate of the upper left angle of the owners panel on the Y axis	% of the screen height	50	From 0 to 100. If there is more than one monitor in the system, you can use coordinates outside this range, but we don't recommend using coordinates less than -200
	The W field	Enter the value in the field	Sets the horizontal size of the owners panel	% of the screen width	100	From 0 to 100. If there is more than one monitor in the system, you can use coordinates outside this range, but we don't recommend using coordinates less than -200
	The H field	Enter the value in the field	Sets the vertical size of the owners panel	% of the screen height	50	From 0 to 100. If there is more than one monitor in the system, you can use coordinates outside this range, but we don't recommend using coordinates less than -200
	The % field	Enter the value in the field	Sets the scaling of objects on the owners panel	Percent	100	From 100% to 500%. If the scaling parameter exceeds 110%, then the high-resolution icons are displayed on the object, and the Courier New font is used for the text in the object title; otherwise, MS Sans Serif
	The Monitor drop-down list	Select the value from the list	Sets the number of the physical monitor for which coordinates are specified. Monitors are numbered in physical order from left to right, from top to bottom. Thus, number 1 corresponds to the top-left monitor, regardless of which monitor is the primary or first in the OS numbering. In the figure, the monitor numbers in the OS are highlighted in gray, and the monitor numbers in Axxon PSIM are highlighted in red: Attention! We recommend using the same resolution for all monitors in the system. Different resolutions are allowed only if each row of logical monitors is aligned to some sort of boundary (for example, to the top)	Sequence of numbers	1	From 1 to 16
6	The Control panel group
	The Control panel checkbox	Set the checkbox	Displays the control panel	Boolean type	Set	Set—the control panel is displayed Clear—the control panel is hidden
	The X field	Enter the value in the field	Sets the coordinate of the upper left angle of the control panel on the X axis	% of the screen width	0	From 0 to 100. If there is more than one monitor in the system, you can use coordinates outside this range, but we don't recommend using coordinates less than -200
	The Y field	Enter the value in the field	Sets the coordinate of the upper left angle of the control panel on the Y axis	% of the screen height	50	From 0 to 100. If there is more than one monitor in the system, you can use coordinates outside this range, but we don't recommend using coordinates less than -200
	The W field	Enter the value in the field	Sets the horizontal size of the control panel	% of the screen width	100	From 0 to 100. If there is more than one monitor in the system, you can use coordinates outside this range, but we don't recommend using coordinates less than -200
	The H field	Enter the value in the field	Sets the vertical size of the control panel	% of the screen height	50	From 0 to 100. If there is more than one monitor in the system, you can use coordinates outside this range, but we don't recommend using coordinates less than -200
	The % field	Enter the value in the field	Sets the scaling of objects on the control panel	Percent	100	From 100% to 500%. If the scaling parameter exceeds 110%, then the high-resolution icons are displayed on the object, and the Courier New font is used for the text in the object title; otherwise, MS Sans Serif
	The Monitor drop-down list	Select the value from the list	Sets the number of the physical monitor for which coordinates are specified. Monitors are numbered in physical order from left to right, from top to bottom. Thus, number 1 corresponds to the top-left monitor, regardless of which monitor is the primary or first in the OS numbering. In the figure, the monitor numbers in the OS are highlighted in gray, and the monitor numbers in Axxon PSIM are highlighted in red: Attention! We recommend using the same resolution for all monitors in the system. Different resolutions are allowed only if each row of logical monitors is aligned to some sort of boundary (for example, to the top)	Sequence of numbers	1	From 1 to 16
7	The Log panel group
	The Log panel checkbox	Set the checkbox	Displays the log panel	Boolean type	Set	Set—the log panel is displayed Clear—the log panel is hidden
	The X field	Enter the value in the field	Sets the coordinate of the upper left angle of the log panel on the X axis	% of the screen width	0	From 0 to 100. If there is more than one monitor in the system, you can use coordinates outside this range, but we don't recommend using coordinates less than -200
	The Y field	Enter the value in the field	Sets the coordinate of the upper left angle of the log panel on the Y axis	% of the screen height	0	From 0 to 100. If there is more than one monitor in the system, you can use coordinates outside this range, but we don't recommend using coordinates less than -200
	The W field	Enter the value in the field	Sets the horizontal size of the log panel	% of the screen width	100	From 0 to 100. If there is more than one monitor in the system, you can use coordinates outside this range, but we don't recommend using coordinates less than -200
	The H field	Enter the value in the field	Sets the vertical size of the control panel	% of the screen width	50	From 0 to 100. If there is more than one monitor in the system, you can use coordinates outside this range, but we don't recommend using coordinates less than -200
	The Monitor drop-down list	Select the value from the list	Sets the number of the physical monitor for which coordinates are specified. Monitors are numbered in physical order from left to right, from top to bottom. Thus, number 1 corresponds to the top-left monitor, regardless of which monitor is the primary or first in the OS numbering. In the figure, the monitor numbers in the OS are highlighted in gray, and the monitor numbers in Axxon PSIM are highlighted in red: Attention! We recommend using the same resolution for all monitors in the system. Different resolutions are allowed only if each row of logical monitors is aligned to some sort of boundary (for example, to the top)	Sequence of numbers	1	From 1 to 16
8	The Non-empty Comment field checkbox	Set the checkbox	Sets if you want the operator to comment on an alarm or its actions when accepting this alarm	Boolean type	Set	Set—you must fill in the Comment field when accepting an alarm Clear—you can accept an alarm without a comment from the operator
9	The Use filter by events checkbox	Set the checkbox	Sets if you want to filter objects by the Alarm and Failure events as well as by the Connected and Disconnected states	Boolean type	Set	Set—filter is enabled Clear—filter is disabled
10	The Warning when watching live video checkbox	Set the checkbox	Sets if you want to display the warning about the possible critical load on the data transmission channel when viewing live video	Boolean type	Set	Set—if you try to view live video, the warning is displayed Clear—if you try to view live video, the requested video is displayed right away
11	The Viewing live video through gateway checkbox	Set the checkbox	Sets if the Agents of Control and Additional workplaces modules are in different subnetworks, the Monitoring PSIM components aren't combined into the common distributed system in the Axxon PSIM object tree, and the Data gateway object is used for the live video transmission to the Additional workplaces modules	Boolean type	Clear	Set—live video is transmitted via the data gateway Clear—live video is transmitted directly from the Agent of control module
12	The Viewing live video from all cameras (add.) checkbox	Set the checkbox	Sets if you want to add the All cameras of Partition of Control item to the Video image playback menu item, which allows displaying all cameras of the selected partition of control	Boolean type	Clear	Set—the All cameras of Partition of Control item is displayed in the Video image playback menu item Clear—the All cameras of Partition of Control item is hidden
13	The Video stream speed field	Enter the value in the field	Sets the number of frames per second of the video image when you view live video or video from the archive. Note 1. The Video stream speed setting is active for the archive video only when you use CamMonitor.ocx of version 4.11.0.1766 and higher. Note 2. If the archive is recorded with the h264 codec and the video stream speed is set to more than 0 frames per second, then the archive video is played back only by reference frames. Note 3. If the value of the video stream speed is 0, then the live and archive video aren't decimated	Frames per second	25	Depends on the camera features
14	The Compression drop-down list	Select the value from the list	Sets the live video compression level	Possible compression levels	No	0-5
15	The Cameras... button	Click the button	Opens a window for configuring cameras prohibited for viewing by users	NA	NA	NA
16	The Authorization... button	Click the button	Opens a window for configuring the username and password to view live video and video from the archive	NA	NA	NA
17	The Filter by owners table	Using the Filter... button	Displays the selected pairs of users and owners	NA	NA	NA
18	The Filter... button	Click the button	Opens a window for configuring the correspondence of owners to users	NA	NA	NA

*Name of the element isn't displayed in the settings panel of the given object

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