Thirdhand smoke can cause cancer, too: shocking study Old news clipping helps cancer patient prove he was at WTC on 9/11, collect benefits The video is recorded in the cloud and/or on premise, with the flexibility to add addition retention.Teen paralyzed after deadlifting 660 pounds - but his injury was even worseĪustralian singer John Farnham hospitalized following cancer diagnosis The Eagle Eye Networks Security Camera VMS automatically detects the PTZ cameras on the network and configures them. The VMS users can specify a tour of stations to loop through, in a certain order and for a designated period of time per station. This feature provides a safety mechanism, so that the camera doesn’t get left in a non-ideal position when someone was doing temporary exploration. The users can set a default (“home”) station for the VMS to return to, following a specified idle time, such as 5 minutes.
By establishing a collection of preferred stations for each camera, such as ‘doorway, ‘window’, and ‘desk’, they minimize the need for future adjustments – saving time. To maximize efficiency, after centering the camera, Eagle Eye Security Camera VMS users can set that camera position and specific view as a station, assigning a name to it. Users can set up the cloud-based Eagle Eye Security Camera VMS to view live and recorded video utilizing their web browser and/or mobile app interfaces as follows: The same precise camera control is available through a web browser, using mouse clicks. Double tapping with one finger will zoom in a two-finger single tap will zoom out. Swiping up, down, right or left will fine tune the center position of the PTZ camera. Tapping in the camera preview will center the PTZ camera to the point where tapped. For example, the mobile app controls PTZ cameras as follows:
The web browser access does not require a plugin.Įagle Eye Networks has taken the functionality of the physical joystick which is traditionally used to control PTZ cameras, and mapped it into intuitive, familiar gestures specific to each client platform. Eagle Eye Networks supports all modern web browsers, including Internet Explorer, Chrome, Safari and Mozilla.
The mobile app can be downloaded through the app stores.Users can use a web browser or mobile app to remotely control the PTZ cameras and view live and recorded video: Intuitive, Familiar Gestures within Browsers & Mobile Apps Replace “Physical Joystick” Users do not need to be onsite, or at a fixed station for example a security guard can use it while walking around the site, or a site manager or owner can do so while traveling. A variety of ACTi, Axis, Bosch, Hikvision and Samsung PTZ cameras are supported.Įagle Eye Networks’ remote control for PTZ cameras is ideal for remotely monitoring large areas such as parking lots, common areas, and other central areas, allowing users to closely focus on suspicious activities or events.
Users can create and name stations (defined camera views) and rotating camera tours of the stations for even greater efficiency. The cameras can be controlled remotely via the Eagle Eye Viewer mobile app or web browsers. Eagle Eye Networks announced it has added Pan, Tilt Zoom (PTZ) camera support to the Eagle Eye Security Cameras Video Management System (VMS).
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