Mirasys VMS 7.5 Spotter for Windows User Guide

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The AVM operator console can be opened from the plugin menu. The IP address or computer name of the AVM Display Servers are added to the settings with the “Add virtual monitor” button. Typically this task is done at system configuration stage and does not need to be done many times.

After the monitor configuration is saved, the first layout containing the AVM monitors can be created. It is recommended to create a layout that has no content on the monitors and save it as a shared layout.

The Operator Console is a representation of the matrix

’ monitors content and has most of the normal Spotter functionality.

In the tab menu:

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Creating, closing, reordering, renaming, moving and copying tabs is possible.

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Control of auto crop and VCA highlight for whole tab is possible (from the tab menu)

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Control of Spotter fixed camera grids is possible

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Show/hide the alarm list is possible

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Opening any plugin is possible

In the toolbar menu (for individual cameras):

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Control of image display settings, ThruCast settings and camera name and timestamp settings

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Control of individual auto crop settings

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Control of automatic virtual zoom settings

The selected AVM monitor in the operator console is shown with a solid white line.

The same line is visible in the AVM Matrix monitors when the AVM operator console monitor representation is clicked with the mouse. This effect can be used by guards to direct the attention of other guards to a specific matrix monitor

The selected camera inside the operator console is highlighted with a dotted whitegray border.

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