Information about the status of cameras can be displayed in three ways, chosen via the buttons in the upper-left corner of the board:
- as diagrams
- as diagrams with text
- as a table
Note
Disconnected cameras are displayed at the end of the list with dimmed brightness.
Tables can be sorted by any column in any direction.
The following information is displayed for each camera:
- The frame rate (fps) set for the high-quality stream of the camera divided by the fps for the video actually received, as a percentage (frame rate % to max)
- Status of detection tools (loss of quality, position change, motion)
- Depth refers to the number of hours or days from the start of the earliest video stored in any archive to the end of the most recent video (if archive recording is not configured for the camera, this section is colored gray on the diagram).
- Average recording time, in hours per day, is the ratio of the total archive recording time (continuous) to the archive video age (time from the earliest stored video to now).
- Remaining time for replication of the archive.
The camera status is measured based on the signal from the camera and stream rate:
- Normal – camera signal present, frame rate & to max from 70% to 100% The camera is colored green on the diagram and in the table.
- Borderline – camera signal present, frame rate & to max from 20% to 70% The camera is colored yellow on the diagram and in the table.
- Critical – no camera signal or frame rate & to max is less than 20% The camera is colored red on the diagram and in the table.
Information is updated every ten seconds.
If there is no signal from a camera, the appearance of the diagram changes accordingly.
Information about detection tools is received in real time. Depending on the status of detection tools, the corresponding icons change color:
- Green – detection tool status is normal
- Red – detection tool activated
- Gray – detection tool disabled