This PTZ demonstration allows the user to have full control of the camera. The camera used in this demonstration is a Sony SNC-RX530P
You will have control of the camera for 3 minutes, after which you will no longer be able to control the camera.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
This demonstration requires Microsoft Internet Explorer™ to view the H.264 stream.
- Microsoft Internet Explorer (32bit) for Windows© version 6 or higher.
- ActiveX installations permissible.
CAMERA SETTINGS
This camera has a native resolution of 640x480px but for the purpose of this demonstration the camera has been set to 320x240px then (stretched) to 640x480px to accommodate for low bandwidth connections & multiple simultaneous streaming, so the actual image quality you will see in this demonstration is half of what the camera is capable of.
PLEASE NOTE:
The speed and quality of this demonstration is dependent on a cumulative combination of factors including:
- Speed of your internet connection.
- The available "Upload" speed from our ISP.
- The number of user's currently on the network.
- The camera quality and stream settings.
- The performance may also vary at different times of the day.
- The image quality of this camera has been significantly restricted to accommodate for lower bandwidth & public access
LOADING ACTIVEX APPLICATIONWhen you enter the PTZ web page for the first time you will be prompted to install the ActiveX application that allows you to view the cameras video stream, The image below shows the prompt you get in Internet Explorer ® Version 7 or 8. To install the application you first click on the yellow prompt bar (Pic 1) then click on "Run Add-on" (Pic 2) from the window pop up, then after a few seconds you will see the main ActiveX install box (Pic 3) then click "Run", you then need to wait a few minutes, after which you should start seeing the camera's video stream. |
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FULL CONTROLTHE INTERFACE: |
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![]() To enter full control mode click the "Control" icon (Step 1.) pictured below. |
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![]() Once in full control mode The main viewing window and the Panoramic image at the bottom are clickable, which means clicking within this area will take the camera to the location you clicked on. |
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| Zooming: There are two methods of zooming, the first method is achieved by drawing a box around the area you want to zoom in on. For example to zoom in on the "S" in the image below, you draw a box around it using your mouse.
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| Zooming: The other method of zooming, is to manually click within the zoom bar pictured below.
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Click the button below to enter the demonstration.
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If you are experience problems connecting to the camera please notify us by filling in this form |





