Preview (LOCAL)
In this tab, you can see a preview of the camera IP video output.
Figure 17: WebGUI > Preview
Next to the preview you see:
1. PTZ keys to move the lens of the camera and Focus keys (works only when the focus is set to manual). You can
adjust the PTZ speed (the speed when the camera moves) by using the bar below the PTZ keys.
2. • Audio icon to set the audio to ON (Connect first an audio cable to the balanced audio input of the
camera). Note that you first have enabled the Audio Enable at the Audio tab of the WebGUI.
• Stream icon to switch the main and sub stream. Click the icon to switch to the sub stream and click again to
turn back to the main stream.
• Click the Full icon to switch to full screen. Press ESC to turn back to WebGUI Preview.
3. On top: The main tabs to enter different pages of the WebGUI.
The Preview feature works ONLY if the main or sub stream is set to 'H264' (see VIDEO - Camera Settings).
Set, Call and delete presets
To set, call and delete presets do the following:
1. Set the camera in the desired position with the desired zoom and focus level.
2. Type the number of the preset under Preset and click on the SET icon.
3. To call a preset, select the number of that preset and click the RUN icon.
4. To delete a preset, select the preset number of that preset and click the CLEAR icon.
The presets stores the Pan, Tilt position as well as zoom level (no exposure, or white balance settings). If manual
focus is chosen, the focus position is also stored. If you use preset 0 to establish a preset position, be aware that
upon restarting the camera, the lens will automatically adjust to the designated camera position associated with
preset 0. Delete preset 0 to start the camera with the lens straight forward.
Next to the preset icons there is also a "Home" icon (at the center of the PTZ buttons). If you click on that icon, the
camera will zoom out and move to a position with the lens straight forward. The "Home" icon cannot be used as a
(normal) preset and affects, like the presets, only the Pan, Tilt and Zoom position of the camera.
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