User manual CANON CAMCORDERS SORTIMENT 2010 BROCHURE

[. . . ] http://www. canon. com/webview/ Requests to Customers (1) The content of this manual may not be reproduced in its entirety or in part without prior permission. (2) The content of this manual is subject to change without notice. (3) All possible measures have been taken to ensure that the content of this manual is accurate. If you happen to notice errors, omissions or other faults, please contact Canon. [. . . ] of the camera server if WV-TCP is being used for the camera control protocol. Video/Camera control [WV-HTTP] Shows the IP address and Port No. of the camera server if WV-HTTP is being used for the protocol. HTTP proxy Shows whether a HTTP proxy in being used (ON) or not used (OFF). Local time Shows the current time at the camera server. 62 Chapter 6 Managing the Camera Servers This chapter describes how to use WebView Livescope MV Manager to manage the camera servers such as making camera server settings or upgrading the firmware. Setting and Managing Camera Servers Comprehensive management of registered camera servers is possible with MV Manager. Operations such as changing camera server settings, confirming images, and upgrading the firmware in all cameras at once can be performed remotely. 1 In MV Manager, select a registered camera server icon by clicking on it. When you click on the Open Setup Page button on the Toolbar, the browser starts up and accesses the camera server. 2 The settings title page appears. From the browser you can make detailed settings for the camera server, settings for recording still pictures, and other settings. For details on making camera server settings, see Chapter 3 of the camera server manual. This example shows the VB150 settings page. e Tip Testing Camera Server Images Select a registered camera server icon by clicking on it. When you click on the View Test button on the Toolbar, the window appears where you can check and confirm camera operation and images. 64 Upgrading the Firmware c Note When upgrading the VB101, be sure to use FTP and back up the camera server file system first. The VB-C10/VB-C10R and VB150 cannot be upgraded from MV Manager. In MV Manager, select a registered camera server icon by clicking on it. Tours will be made in sequence from the preset that appears at the top. 2 3 Having selected by clicking preset names in the Tour Schedule field, you can change the numbers in the Pause Span box. Pausing span can be set in five-second increments between 5 and 120 seconds. When the setting is completed, click the Export button on the Toolbar to export the MV Data and reload it in MV station. 7 Advanced Operations e Tip Viewers have an "Auto Preset Tour Indicator" that indicates the status of Auto Preset Tour. No Auto Preset Tour has been set Auto Preset Tour is set but is not in progress (gray display) Auto Preset Tour in progress (colored display) 69 Starting/Stopping Auto Preset Tour Starting up Auto Preset Tour To start up Auto Preset Tour, select by clicking the viewer that is displaying the image of the camera you wish to use for touring and then click the Auto Preset Tour button on the Toolbar. Stopping Auto Preset Tour If you wish to stop Auto Preset Tour, select by clicking the viewer that is displaying the image of the camera you wish to stop touring and then again click the Auto Preset Tour button on the Toolbar. Auto Preset Tour for Several Cameras Auto Preset Tours with several cameras can also be conducted at the same time. Moreover, when you click the Auto Preset Tour (All Viewers) button on the Toolbar, Auto Preset Tour can be applied to displayed images of all cameras set with Auto Preset Tour. c Note A slight time difference may occur between the actual pause span and the time that was set. Auto Switch Auto Switch is used for switching the sequence for displaying images from the Viewer 1 (Camera Server 1) Preset 1 Viewer 2 (Camera Server 2) Preset 2 cameras of the viewer previously specified in the monitoring screen properties. Setting Auto Switch switches the connections to the specified camera server's cameras and displays images in the registered video pattern. At that time, the operations at the preset positions can proceed at the specified switching intervals. If there are more cameras than monitoring screens, several camera servers can be monitored efficiently. MV Manager makes Auto Switch settings for each monitoring screen. [. . . ] · Turn on power to the camera server. · Redo the proxy settings. Action to be taken 116 Error Messages (20) Access restrictions at the camera server Message Cause Action to be taken Your computer is not authorized to access the camera server. Access restrictions have been set at the camera server. Release the access restrictions. (21) Maximum allowed number of camera server connections has been exceeded Messeage Cause Action to be taken Number of accesses to the camera server has reached to the maximum. [. . . ]