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Ctrl+Click to move the Camera.
Ctrl+Click to move the Home Position (represented by a star).
Adjust the Camera through the Camera Settings:
X/Y/Z (m): the relative position of the camera to the origin, within the PPI Display, measured by an X/Y/Z octant.Latitude/Longitude (°): the true geographical position of the camera.
The Position of the Camera, represented by a green icon, must match the location of the physical camera, whereas the Home Position (a star) is placed within the Camera's field of rotation and dictates the direction the Camera faces when at rest, also referred to as its Home Position. In the example below, the Position is close to the Radar, and the Home Position is around mid-way between the Camera's angle of scope/vision. The Home Position is focused on a tree. You must select an object visible and recognisable both on the Map/Background Image and in the radar data for an initial Home Position. This is critical for camera alignment. Aligning a Camera
Input the correct Connection Details, depending on the camera make, model and protocol:
Address: Defines the IP address of the camera.User Name: User details to access connection.
Password: Security password to access connection.
Security Mode: The security protocols available for the camera connection. There are four options:
Auto: Uses both digest and username token authentication.
Digest: Confirms the identity of a user before sending sensitive information. It applies a hash function to the username and password as a form of encryption before sending them over the network.
Username Token: An authentication technique that lets users enter their username and password once and receive a uniquely-generated encrypted token in exchange, which in turn identifies the user to the camera.
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Select Save.
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For the camera to work it must be assigned to a Camera Controller Assigning a Camera. Assigning the camera to the controller ensures it connects and therefore enables PTZ control and will also help create a viewer by interrogating the camera for stream options, assuming this option is supported. |
Video
Here is a video to show the process of adding a camera:
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