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Full Access for All Users:
Select this option to give all the users access to all VR-
N900 Viewer features and all available cameras.
Restricted Access:
Select this option to use restricted access. Then click the
[User Access] button to define access rights for each user.
● Log Files Section
This section is for specifying the number of days to keep log
files in the [Image Server]’s regular event log. By default,
such log files are kept for ten days.
● Audit Log Section
Audit log is the logging of client user actions.
Days to log:
Number of days in which audit log files should be kept
before they are deleted. Default is 30 days.
Minimum Logging Interval:
Minimum number of seconds between logged events.
In Sequence Times pan:
Maximum number of seconds to pass for viewed images
to be considered to be within the same sequence.
● Language Support and XML Encoding Section
This section is for selecting one of the available languages.
Select a language for use in camera names, user names,
passwords, etc. Select the language of your choice.
CAUTION
• The default setting of the language is set as Western
Europe, always set the language to the area you are at.
Failure to heed this caution may cause a malfunction.
Note
• Log information may be required when dealing with
malfunctions.
How to Define Rights for Individual Users
1 Select [Restrict user access] in the [User
Administration] section.
2 Click the [User Access] button.
3 In the User list, select the required user.
4 In the [Global User Rights] section, select the
user’s global (i.e. non-camera-specific) rights.
[View Live]:
Ability to view live images.
[Browse]:
Ability to search for and browse recorded images.
[Setup]:
Ability to use the Setup tab.
[Edit Shared Views]:
Ability to create and edit shared views.
[Edit Private Views]:
Ability to create and edit private views.
5 In the [Defined Cameras list], select each
camera to which the user should have access.
6 Click the [ ] button to move the selected
cameras to the [Viewable by selected user] list.
