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The appearance of the settings panel of the Computer system object is shown in the figures. The description of the parameters settings of the the Computer object settings panel system object is given in the table below the figures.
The Archive disks and Basic settings tabs:
The Operator tab:
The Protocol synchronization tab:
The Archive synchronization tab
№ | Parameter | Method for setting the parameter value | Parameter description | Representation | Default value | Value range |
1 |
The Identification number* | Automatically | Displays the computer name in the local network |
Latin characters and digits 0..9
Digits, letters, periods, hyphen, dash, underscore, and any characters | Depends on the number of the Computer objects registered in the system | A line containing digits, letters, periods, hyphen, dash, underscores, and any characters. Number of |
characters—from 1 to 15 | ||||||
2 | The Name* | Enter the value in the field | Sets the name of the Computer object in the video surveillance system with distributed architecture | Latin alphabet, Cyrillic, digits and service characters | Computer | 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 Disable | Set the checkbox |
Disables the Computer object in the video surveillance system with distributed architecture | Boolean type | Clear |
Set—the Computer object is disabled and isn't |
used |
Clear—the Computer object is enabled and |
used | ||||||
The Archive disks tab | ||||||
4 | The Video | Set the checkbox | Sets the disk for storing the video archive from cameras and also audio archive during synchronous audio and video recording | Boolean type | Clear | |
Set—the disk is used for storing the video archive |
Clear—the disk isn't used for storing the video archive |
5 | The Audio | Set the checkbox | Sets the disk for storing the audio archive from microphones | Boolean type | Clear |
Set—the disk is used for storing the audio archive |
from microphones |
Clear—the disk isn't used for storing the audio archive |
from microphones | |||
6 | The Disk | Automatically, enter the value in the field | Displays the names of the local disks |
available for storing the video and audio |
archives and also used to |
enter the names of the network disks used for |
archive storage. Note. When writing an archive to a specific disk, the disk name and characteristics are highlighted in bold, and the information on free space is updated dynamically | Names of the local disks (Latin |
alphabet), names of the network disks (UNC paths) |
NA | Depends on the total number of the local and network disks | |||
7 | The GB column | Automatically | Displays the amount of free space on each available disk. Note. When writing an archive to a specific disk, the disk name and characteristics are highlighted in bold, and the information on free space is updated dynamically | Disk space in GB |
NA | Depends on the total free disk space |
Displays the current disk for the archive recording
Set—the archive is currently recorded on the specified disk
Clear—the archive isn't currently recorded on the specified diskThe Basic settings tab | ||||||
8 | The Connection | Enter the value in the field | Sets the name |
of the modem connection used in Windows | Latin alphabet, Cyrillic, digits and service characters |
NA | A line containing a sequence of any characters (letters, digits, service characters). Number of characters |
from 1 to 30 |
9 | The Username | Enter the value in the field | Sets the login of the modem connection used in Windows | Latin alphabet, Cyrillic, digits and service characters |
NA | A line containing a sequence of any characters (letters, digits, service characters), case-sensitive. Number of characters |
from 1 to 30 |
10 | The Password | Enter the value in the field | Sets the password of the modem connection used in Windows | Latin alphabet, Cyrillic, digits and service characters |
NA | A line containing a sequence of any characters (letters, digits, service characters), case-sensitive. Number of characters |
from 1 to 30 |
11 | The Disable logging | Set the checkbox | Disables the event logging to |
the event viewer database on the local computer | Boolean type | Clear |
Set—events aren't logged |
into the |
event viewer database |
Clear—events are logged |
into the |
event viewer database |
12 | The Only local protocols | Set the checkbox | Enables logging to the |
events viewer database only the information about the events |
registered on this computer | Boolean type | Clear | Set—only the events |
registered on this computer are logged |
into the |
event viewer database Clear—all required events are logged |
into the |
event viewer database |
13 | The Time synchronization | Set the checkbox | Sets the time synchronization of all computers in the distributed system with the system time of this computer. |
server that is the source of the time synchronization | Boolean type | Clear |
Set—time is synchronized |
Clear—time isn't synchronized |
14 | The Events archive length___days | Enter the value in the field | Sets simultaneously the |
event storage period for:
| Days |
NA | More than 1 |
15 | The Run x64 modules | Set the checkbox | Sets the way to run the 64-bits modules | Boolean type | Up to 4.10.2—Clear |
, starting from 4.10.3—Set | Set—when you attempt to run a module, |
the 64- |
bit module variant runs. If such |
variant isn't found, the 32-bits module runs |
Clear—64-bits modules don't run |
| 16 | The Use as client |
| checkbox | Set the checkbox | Indicates that the computer is a |
| client in the distributed video surveillance system | Boolean type | Clear |
Set—computer is used as a |
client Clear |
—computer is used as a |
server or a RAW |
| 17 | The Prevent Sleep mode |
| checkbox | Set the checkbox | If you set the checkbox |
| , |
| then if Axxon PSIM |
| is running, the Windows OS sleep mode settings |
| are blocked |
| and the computer |
| doesn’t switch to the sleep mode | Boolean type | Set |
Set—computer doesn’t |
switch to the sleep mode |
Clear—computer switches to the sleep mode |
18 | The Initial display | Select a value from the list | Sets the default |
display to be displayed after starting Axxon PSIM. |
If you don't select the display, the last active display |
is displayed after Axxon PSIM starts | Names of the |
display objects registered in the system |
NA | Depends on |
the number of |
the display objects registered in the system |
19 | The Default user drop-down list | Select a value from the list | Sets |
the default user |
, that is, the user with the rights |
to start Axxon PSIM without a password | Names of the users registered in the system |
NA | The list of users registered in Axxon PSIM |
20 | The Camera discovery tool | Click the button | Access to |
create, configure, |
and |
edit IP devices |
-
-
NA | NA | The Camera discovery tool window that opens displays all available settings. For more details, see Camera discovery tool |
*Name of the element isn't displayed in the settings panel of the given object
The Operator tab
№ | Parameter | Method for setting the parameter value | Parameter description | Representation | Default value | Value range |
| 1 | The Speaker | Select a value |
22
Speaker
from the list |
Selects the speaker that |
must be |
used for the audio signal playback (it is used when organizing a video surveillance system using SIP |
devices |
, see Configuring SIP-terminal) | Names of the Speaker objects registered in the system |
NA | Depends on the number of the Speaker objects registered in the system |
| 2 | The Microphone drop-down list | Select a value from the list |
Selects the microphone that |
must be used for the audio signal transmission (it is used when organizing a video surveillance system using SIP |
devices |
, see Configuring SIP-terminal) | Names of the Microphone objects registered in the system |
| NA | Depends on the number of |
| the Microphone objects registered in the system |
| 3 | The Camera drop-down list | Select a value from the list |
Selects the camera that |
must be used for the video signal transmission (it is used when organizing a video surveillance system using SIP |
devices |
, see Configuring SIP-terminal) | Names of the Camera objects registered in the system |
| NA | Depends on the number of |
| the Camera objects registered in the system |
The Protocol synchronization tab
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№ | Parameter | Method for setting the parameter value | Parameter description | Representation | Default value | Value range |
| 1 | The Synchronize |
Set the checkbox |
Activates the synchronization of the event viewer databases between the local |
and remote |
computers | Boolean type | Clear |
Set—event viewer databases of the local and remote computers |
are synchronized |
Clear—event viewer databases of the local and remote computers |
aren't synchronized |
2 | The Computer | Automatically | Displays the network name of the remote computer with which you |
must synchronize the |
event viewer database | Latin alphabet and service characters |
NA | Depends on the number of the Computer objects registered in the system |
| 3 | The Name | Automatically | Displays the name of the remote computer in the network | Latin alphabet, Cyrillic, digits and service characters | NA | A line containing a sequence of any characters (letters, digits, service characters), case- |
insensitive. Number of characters—from 1 to 60 |
| 4 | The Change Connection String | Click the button |
Enables the options of configuring and editing the connection parameters |
to the remote computer |
event viewer database |
NA |
NA |
NA |
The Archive synchronization tab
№ | Parameter | Method for setting the parameter value | Parameter description | Representation | Default value | Value range |
| 1 | The Number drop-down list | Select a value |
| from the list | Sets the ID of the camera, the archive of which |
| must be synchronized when |
| you restore the main |
| server (see |
| also Configure archive synchronization of main and backup |
| servers) |
| Names of the Camera |
| IDs created in the objects tree of the main |
| server |
| NA | Depends on the number of the Camera objects registered in the system |
| 2 | The Name drop-down list | Select a value from the list | Sets the name of the camera, the archive of which |
| must be synchronized when |
| you restore the main |
| server (see |
| also Configure archive synchronization of main and backup |
| servers) | Names of the Camera objects created in the objects tree of the main |
| server |
| NA | Depends on the number of the Camera objects registered in the system |
| 3 | The Backup archive drop-down list | Select a value from the list | Sets the Backup archive object configured to cooperate with the |
| failover service and used to synchronize the archives of the main and backup |
| servers (see also |
| Configure archive synchronization of main and backup |
| servers) | Names of the Backup archive objects registered in the system |
| NA | Depends on the number of the Backup archive objects registered in the system |
| 4 | The Range button | Click the button | Opens a dialog |
| window for |
| bulk cameras adding and editing | NA | NA | NA |
| 5 | The All button |
| Click the button | Adds all available cameras to the table |
| NA |
| NA |
| NA |