4-camera wall
Camera 1–4 are shown on one screen. Each video has its camera display name in the upper-left corner.
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Live operation screens
Operators normally watch the 4-camera monitoring wall. When needed, the administrator settings screen is used to check camera names, connection status, and video options.
Quick start
For daily operation, users only need to know the basic viewing flow below.
- Open the internal monitoring address in a browser. Use the internal network address, not a public internet address.
- Check that video is visible for Camera 1–4. The labels are the display names configured in the administrator options.
- Double-click a camera video to enlarge that camera. Double-click again to return to the 2×2 wall.
- When a person is detected, a detection banner appears on the screen. Detection records can be checked by date in the administrator options.
- Saving administrator video settings can briefly reconnect the camera streams. During operation, change only the settings that are needed.
Monitoring screen
Double-click zoom
Double-click a video when a detailed view is needed. Double-click again to return to the 4-camera wall.
Person detection banner
When a person is detected, a large detection banner and the detected person count appear on the video. This is for quick visual confirmation.
Start / Stop all
Use these buttons to start or stop all camera display pipelines. After stopping, video may remain frozen until the cameras are started again.
Admin video settings
The administrator options screen manages camera names, connection status, display quality, and detection records. Users who only monitor the camera wall should not change these settings frequently.
| Item | What users need to know | Caution when changing |
|---|---|---|
| Web output FPS | Controls how smoothly video is displayed in the browser. | Higher FPS looks smoother but can increase device load. |
| JPEG quality | Controls the image quality shown on the screen. | Higher quality is clearer but can increase network and device load. |
| Detection sensitivity | Controls how strict person detection should be. | Too low may increase false detections; too high may miss people. |
| Processing size | Controls the frame size used for detection processing. | Higher values can increase load, so change carefully during operation. |
| Camera display name | The name shown on the wall, connection list, and detection records. | Do not use duplicate names. |
| Camera enable | Controls whether each camera is used on the monitoring wall. | Disabled cameras may be excluded from monitoring and records. |
| Camera connection information | Manages camera address and video path. | Only the person in charge should change these values. |
| Camera management link | Opens the camera's own settings page in a new browser tab. | Camera-side changes can affect the actual device behavior. |
When settings are saved, enabled camera streams may briefly disconnect and reconnect.
Administrator option guide
Use this page when users are not sure what each administrator option does. Each box below explains one option in plain operating terms.
Use this guide together with the actual administrator screen when training new users or explaining which option to change.
Read the option label on the administrator screen, then match it with the guide boxes below.
View qualityFPS, JPEG quality, and processing size affect smoothness, clarity, and load.
Camera identityDisplay names make the wall, connection list, and records easier to understand.
Connection controlEnable state, camera address, and RTSP path decide whether video can be received.
RecordsDetection timeline and captures help users review what happened by date.
Web output FPS
Increase for smoother browser video; decrease when the screen feels slow or the device is overloaded.
JPEG quality
Increase for a clearer image; decrease when network load or browser lag becomes noticeable.
Detection sensitivity
Adjust when person detection is too sensitive or misses people. Avoid extreme values during live operation.
Processing size
Higher values can improve detection detail but increase load. Lower values can improve responsiveness.
Camera display name
Use a clear location or purpose name such as Entrance, Meeting Room, Equipment Room, or Door.
Camera enable
Turn a camera on or off for monitoring. Disabled cameras may not appear in the wall or records.
Camera connection
Camera address and video path should only be changed by the person responsible for the installation.
Camera management link
Opens the camera's own setup page. Changes there can affect the real camera, so use carefully.
Capture on detection
When enabled, an image is saved when a person is detected. Cooldown prevents too many repeated saves.
Connected camera list
Shows whether each camera is connected, waiting, stopped, in error, or disabled.
Detection timeline
Shows detection time, camera display name, and person count by date. Sensitive connection details are not shown.
Save settings
Applies the administrator settings. Video can briefly reconnect after saving.
Camera names and connection list
Camera display name
This name appears on the monitoring wall, connection list, and detection records. Use names that help operators understand the location or purpose quickly.
EntranceMeeting RoomEquipment RoomDoor
Name rules
Avoid empty names, names made mostly of hard-to-read symbols, and duplicate names. After a name changes, later detection records show the new name.
Connected camera list status
ConnectedVideo is currently being received normally.
WaitingStart was requested, but video connection is not complete yet.
StoppedThe camera display is stopped. Use the start button when needed.
ErrorThere is a camera connection or video reception problem.
DisabledThe camera is turned off in administrator options.
The connection list is available after administrator login. Passwords and detailed video addresses are not shown in the list.
Detection records and captures
Detection records
When a person is detected, the time, camera display name, and person count are saved by date. Administrators can choose a date and review recent records.
Image capture
When capture is enabled, an image is saved at the moment of detection. A cooldown time prevents too many repeated images from the same camera.
What is not recorded
Detection records do not store camera passwords, detailed connection addresses, administrator tokens, or other sensitive information.
Date-based review
Users can check today's records or choose a past date. Retention and cleanup depend on the operating policy.
Daily operation checklist
Before operation
Check the four camera names and connection status. Refresh the connection list if needed.
During operation
Confirm that person detection banners appear correctly. Use enlarged view for important scenes.
After operation
Review detection records and captures for the required date. Check storage capacity regularly.
Troubleshooting
Video is not visible
- Check that the connected camera list shows Connected.
- If the status is Error, check camera power, network, and the camera management page.
- If the browser is showing an old screen, perform a hard refresh.
Video is slow or choppy
- Lower web output FPS and JPEG quality.
- Lower the processing size to reduce device load.
- Check whether multiple users are connected at the same time.
Camera name did not change
- Check that you pressed Save in administrator options.
- Check that the name is not empty and is not duplicated with another camera.
- Refresh the browser.
Detection records are not visible
- Check that you are logged in to administrator options.
- Check that the selected date is correct.
- Confirm on the monitoring wall that an actual person detection occurred.
Capture images are not saved
- Check that capture on person detection is enabled.
- Check whether cooldown time is limiting repeated captures.
- Ask the person in charge to check available storage space.
Cautions
Changing settings
Saving administrator settings can briefly reconnect video. During operation, change only the settings that are necessary.
Sensitive information
Do not write camera passwords, administrator passwords, or detailed connection addresses in documents or screenshot file names.
External access
This monitoring screen is intended for internal operation. Do not expose it directly to the public internet.
Camera-side settings
Settings changed through the camera management link can affect the actual camera behavior. Change them only after checking with the person in charge.
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