Using Zonal Mode; Ptz Dartboard Command And Control; Figure 2-13 Zonal Mode Transforms The Mouse Pointer In Ptz Camera Windows; Figure 2-14 Displaying The Ptz Dartboard Control - Honeywell Rapid Eye Operator's Manual
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Using Zonal Mode
PTZ Dartboard Command and Control
Name of PTZ
camera
Document 800-07767 Rev A
02/11
Figure 2-13
Zonal Mode Transforms the Mouse Pointer in PTZ Camera Windows
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To pan or tilt. Move the mouse pointer onto the video in a PTZ camera window. The
pointer changes to an icon. Nudge the mouse until the arrow points in a direction that
you want it to move. The number next to the arrow indicates how much panning/tilting
will occur after you click (see
arrow that is the furthest from the center.
•
To stop continuous panning or tilting. Move the mouse through the PTZ camera's
window until the pointer changes to an octagon (
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To zoom. Use the wheel on the mouse, or use the PTZ Dartboard.
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Using PTZ presets, tours and vectors. While the pointer is in a PTZ camera window,
right-click it. A window menu appears. Make a selection, as needed.
Figure 2-14
Displaying the PTZ Dartboard Control
1.
During a Live session, open and select a PTZ camera window.
2.
Click
, the Enable PTZ Control button. A dartboard control appears (as in
Figure
2-14).
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The title bar in the dartboard control shows the name of the camera and adds
PTZ (see
Figure
2-14).
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The PTZ tip shows what the active area of the controller does (see
Rapid Eye Remote View Operator Guide
Move the mouse over the PTZ camera window until the
pointer changes to a numbered arrow. Click the mouse to
pan or tilt in that direction. Higher values make the camera
pan or tilt more than lower values.
2-13). For continuous panning or tilting, click the
Figure
), then click the mouse button.
PTZ tip
Figure
2-14).
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