Using View Software For Site Maintenance; For Questions - Honeywell Rapid Eye System Administration Manual

The Administration of a Rapid Eye System

Using View Software for Site Maintenance

For Questions

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Rapid Eye Central Database
A Rapid Eye central database contains information about:
• Each Rapid Eye site. Network and dial-up communication settings for each
Multi-Media unit. See
• Operator accounts. For Users of View software and Admin software, including
passwords to user accounts, see
• Rapid Eye alarm stations. PCs that receive alarms from Rapid Eye Multi-Media units.
See
Multi-Media Alarm Stations
• Site tours. Lists of sites in the tours and the time spent at each one. Site tours only
work if your organization has two units or more. See
After units are installed and a Multi-Media database is created, the View application is used
to run a Session. During a Maintenance Session, the following settings can be
Maintenance
changed:
• Unit Time Zone and Clock. To identify recorded video, it is important to set a unit's
time zone and clock. See
• Video. See
Video Feed Setup
• Site hardware. See
Configuring Other Hardware
In-Depth Reference
Use the table of contents and index of this guide to locate the information that you need.
This guide is also available in a PDF version while running Admin software, and can be
viewed using Adobe Reader.
Configuration Malfunctions
For problems with camera positioning, wiring, and connecting to other hardware, see the
Rapid Eye™ Multi-Media Digital Video Recorder Installation
your Multi-Media system.
Caution The names of places and people, the internet protocol (IP) addresses, and
other data are for illustration only and should be used only as guidelines
when setting up a Multi-Media system.
Connecting to a Rapid Eye Unit
Managing User Accounts
on page 215.
Unit Time Zone and Clock
on page 75.
on page 41.
on page 165.
on page 251.
Touring Many Sites
on page 64.
on page 139.
Guide, or contact the installer of