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Control Center allows all users to display live camera output in up to 25 video panes, all at full frame rate (25x30 fps = 750 fps) and on a full screen.
Control Center supports three additional video windows, making a total of four video windows with up to 25 panes in each one. A maximum of 64 panes can be used to display video at any one time. The additional video windows can be placed on secondary monitors.
Users can also initiate two-way audio with a camera.
Salvos, Guard Tours and Sequences
Guard tours allow users to display salvos sequentially in PC panes or analog monitors. Each salvo can appear on screen for a specified length of time.
Users can also view a sequence of cameras in succession in a PC window or on an analog monitor. There is no limit to the number of camera sequences that can be defined. Maps can also be used to ease site navigation.
Video Lockout
Video lockout allows an authorized user to prevent all other users from viewing live or recorded video from one or more cameras while an incident is taking place. This means that all video being viewed is stopped immediately, and can only be viewed by the authorized user.
When "lockout" occurs, the system suspends scheduled recording and immediately starts recording to a designated "lockout" NVR. Users who can no longer view video are informed that a "lockout" has taken place.
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