Dedicated Micros Pick-A-Point Icon Quick start guide

Dedicated Micros
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Dedicated Micros
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Pick-A-Point Icon
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Navigation software
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Quick start guide
Quick Start Guide
The following Quick Start Guide is intended to provide basic assistance when
operating the Pick-a-Point Icon system.
Refer to the Pick-a-Point Operation Manual for detailed guidance.
Pick-a-Point Icon is designed to simplify the control of cameras and ancillary devices
in medium to large CCTV systems.
The bespoke system, with customer specic maps, is designed to meet the exact
operational requirements of the user.
The keyboard and joystick control offers a familiar environment for operators;
eliminating the retraining requirement associated with PC based systems. The
integrated touch screen keyboard provides intuitive camera selection and joystick
telemetry control. The powerful graphical user interface (GUI) allows quick menu
navigation. Operators can simply pick and click cameras to view the
required images.
The system is congured and commissioned on site by a Dedicated Micros
technician (or appointed individual). Custom maps are added to suit the users
requirements. Graphical representation of the sites being monitored can be used in
conjunction with camera icons and hotspots.
Combined with Dedicated Micros’ world leading NetVu Connected technology, the
Pick-a-Point system offers a powerful networked monitoring solution.
More information is available from the Dedicated Micros Website.
Go to www.dedicatedmicros.com
IMPORTANT: Please contact your regional DM representative for
guidance on installation and initial conguration of
the unit.
Features
• Delivered pre-congured to customer requirements
• Control system designed to suit each individual application
• Can provide control of local and remote sites from the
same workstation
• Control of multiple devices from one keypad
• Multi level mapping for easy navigation
• No on site conguration required
Main System Components
1 x Pick-a-Point Icon Unit
1 x 15” Flat Screen TFT CPU Monitor
1 x Pick-a-Point System Keypad
ToolBar Menu
After successfully logging-on, the Map Overview Menu will be displayed. Additional
menus can be accessed via the Toolbar on the left of the screen.
Note: Please contact your system administrator to be issued a
username/password.
Map Overview Screen
Additional map pages can be accessed directly by selecting the options shown on
screen. In the above example, selecting ‘Level 2’ will immediately display the
Level 2 map.
Note: The map links displayed on the Overview Screen will depend on
what was installed during initial conguration.
Map Drop Down Menu
All available maps can be selected via the Map drop down list at the top of
the screen.
Camera Search option
Individual cameras can be selected via the Search option at the top of the screen.
Enter text into the searchbox to list all relevant cameras that are assigned a name
which contains this text. For example, entering ‘basement’ will list all cameras whose
name contains this text i.e. ‘basement cam 1’, ‘basement cam 2’ etc.
Selecting a camera from the list will result in live images from that camera being
displayed on the assigned monitor in full screen.
The relevant map will also be displayed on-screen with the selected camera hotspot
highlighted ‘red’.
Viewing Camera Images
To display camera images, select a camera hotspot from the currently
displayed map.
Live images from the chosen camera will be displayed on the associated monitor.
The hotspot icon will appear red.
Monitor Conguration
All connected cameras can be assigned to a specic monitor. The monitor can be
congured to display camera images in Single, Quad (4-way), 12-way or
16-way format.
To congure a monitor layout, use the monitor toolbar on the right of the screen. All
available monitor outputs will be displayed.
Note: The monitor outputs available will depend on your
individual system.
Firstly select the Monitor output icon you wish to congure. Then select the
accompanying small rectangle icon to display the multiscreen options.
For example, select ‘Quad’ to display a monitor image split into 4 segments (as
shown above).
To assign a camera to a segment, select the hotspot for the camera you wish to
display in the rst segment (upper left quadrant). Then select the camera image you
wish display in the second segment (upper right quadrant). Repeat for the third and
fourth segments.
The monitor has now been congured to display the chosen camera channels in
Quad format.
A camera can also be assigned to a specic segment by clicking on the required
monitor segment rst and then the required camera hotspot.
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Replay Record Data
To replay recorded images, highlight the required camera icon and right click the
mouse button. The ‘Selected Monitor’ menu is displayed (if required the camera can
be assigned a Monitor here). Select the ‘DVR Replay’ option to display the
following menu:
A specic time/date can be entered via the Hours, Mins, Secs and Date options.
Select ‘Search’ to begin playback.
The recorded images will be shown full screen on the monitor assigned to that
camera channel.
Video can reviewed at up to x256 normal playback speed via the << and >>
buttons.
Video Search Utility
Recorded video can be viewed as 16 still images between a start and end time.
This can help pinpoint the moment an incident occurred without having to view all
recorded images within a time frame. For example, if a vehicle was stolen from
site during unmanned hours, the possible start and end time of the offence could
be entered, it would then be shown at which point the vehicle dissapeared from
the camera view, allowing a more accurate time criteria to be established when
reviewing the recorded images.
Firstly select the Icon Video Search tab from the toolbar.
Select the relevant camera from the Camera List and then choose a Start Date/Time
and an End Date/Time.
Select the Grab Images option.
Sixteen still images taken at regular intervals within the time frame will be displayed
Select ‘Close’ to exit the Video Search Utility.
Video Download
Recorded images can be downloaded and exported via the Icon Video
Download option.
Firstly select the Icon Video Download tab from the toolbar.
Two download types are available.
Select ‘Filtered PAR’ to download selected cameras with no accompanying audio.
Select ‘Raw PAR’ to download all cameras (from the selected video server) and any
associated audio.
All video servers connected to the Pick-a-Point Icon are listed. Select the required
server from the drop down list.
If ‘Filtered PAR’ has been chosen, select the required camera inputs to include in
the download.
Use the ‘Select Time Period to Download’ option to choose a start and end time/date
for the download.
Finally choose a Destination Drive (where the CD, DVD or USB device is located)
and select ‘Start Download’.
Audit Reporting Tool
Alarm event data can be reviewed and downloaded (in XML format). Data can be
ltered by time/date and by Workstation, Operator, Camera, Action, Site and
Alarm Reason.
Firstly select the System Audit Viewer tab from the toolbar.
Use the Date/Time options to select a start/end point for the download. Only events
within this time range will be included in the report.
Use the Workstation, Operator, Camera, Action and Site options to lter the results
as required.
Each option can be further ltered by selecting the Alarm Reason.
Select ‘Search’ to view the number of database records which correspond to the
lter settings.
Select ‘View Report’ to view the results (and extract if required) in XML format.
System Log Off
Select the System Log Off tab from the toolbar.
The Workstation Log On menu is displayed.
Select the Log off option.
To re-access the Pick-a-Point Icon system you will be required to re-enter your
username and password.
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Dedicated Micros Pick-A-Point Icon Quick start guide

Dedicated Micros
Brand
Dedicated Micros
Model
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Category
Navigation software
Type
Quick start guide
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