Difference between revisions of "Eyenet Camera System"
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2) Next, in Room 3008C, plug the ethernet cables from the 2 boards into slots 1 and 2 in the panel labelled '''Rm. 3008B''': | |||
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[[media:Mxeasy.pdf|MxEasy Manual]] | [[media:Mxeasy.pdf|MxEasy Manual]] | ||
Revision as of 23:02, 5 December 2012
The eyenet surveillance camera system offers discrete yet high spatial and temporal resolution video recording, and can be controlled both locally and remotely.
installing mx software
install individual camera boards (3 boards x 2 cameras/board = 6 cameras), using the common ip address and unique port, as well as the user name and password
- video source > add
- insert manually > camera
then set up the layout for the 6 cameras in pairs (3 boards)
- layout > new > auto grid
- edit grids
- adjust pixel with, change according to the legend for e.g., panoramic mode, then save
- then drag camera pairs over to open slot on the layout
note: remember to "save configuration" when exiting mx control center
q: can you have only one of the two cameras for a given board in your layout? a: you need to display both if you want to record both
Hardware Setup/Camera Positioning
In order to plug the 2 boards (4 cameras) into Room 3008C:
1) In Room 3008B, plug the 2 ethernet cables (not the one for the ceiling cameras in 3008) into slots 1 and 2 in the panel labelled Rm. 3008C:
2) Next, in Room 3008C, plug the ethernet cables from the 2 boards into slots 1 and 2 in the panel labelled Rm. 3008B:
