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Figure 17. View Panes and Panel for 4-Division Display
The following table describes the view pane and panel as shown in the figure above.
CONFIGURING VIEW PANELS
The DX8000 can display up to 36 cameras simultaneously in a single panel.
To select a view panel division:
1. On the DX8000 toolbar, click .
2. On the DX8000 toolbar, click a view panel division button.
For information on the view division buttons, refer to DX8000 Toolbar on page 42.
NAVIGATING VIEW PANELS
This section describes how to move between the DX8000 view panes and panels. This section includes the following topics:
• Navigating Between View Panels on page 45
• Expanding and Collapsing View Pane on page 47
• Manually Cycling Through Hidden View Panels on page 47
• Automatically Cycling Through View Windows on page 47
Navigating Between View Panels
The DX8000 allows you to monitor up to 36 channels: each channel is assigned to 1 pane within the view panel. If the 36-division display format
is selected, all 36 panes occupy one panel. However, for single, 4-division, 9-division, 16-division, and 25-division display formats, the DX8000
displays the panes in multiple panels. In this case, to view all of the panes, you must cycle through multiple panels to display hidden panels.
• Channel: As pertains to video, one DX8000 camera port (input). The term channel is sometimes used interchangeably with camera.
• Camera: One external video device, such as a Spectra III
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, that provides input video to the DX8000 DVR.
For example, if you select the single-division display format, 1 channel (video pane) fills the entire panel.
• The pane and panel represent the same amount of viewing area.
Table J. View Panes Panel
Item Description
Shows a view pane for a for division display.
Shows the view panel, which contains view panes.
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