CONFIGURATION MANUAL
RK SERIES - ONVIF IP CAMERAS (GUI vers. II)
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Checks in live view
When the connection is started, the LIVE view of the camera opens automatically. If this does not
happen, go back to the installation manual and check the correct installation of the ActiveX
components.
If you have opened other configuration windows, press the LIVE VIDEO button at the top to
return to live viewing.
Let's first look at the functions available in the command bar at the top of the browser
4: 3- This button plays the image in a 4: 3 frame, typical analog video resolution. It can be used
to see the image correctly when the camera is set to 4: 3 resolution such as VGA 640x480
16: 9- This button reproduces the image in a 16: 9 frame, typical of modern megapixel cameras.
It can be used to see the image correctly when the camera is set to 16: 9 resolution such as HD
1280x720 or Full HD 1920x1080.
X1- This button shows the on-screen camera in its original resolution format. If this size is larger
than the number of pixels available on the screen, the image will only partially appear.
- This button shows the camera resizing it to take up all the available space in the window.
DOUBLE CLICK- Double clicking on the live image brings the display to full screen without the
contour graphical interface. Double click again to exit.
MAIN STREAM / SUB STREAM / TRI STREAM- Each camera of this range can manage up to
3 different video streams of different quality and bandwidth. With these buttons you can choose
whether to receive the main stream or the secondary sub-stream or the third stream, usually set
to occupy less bandwidth.
At the bottom left there are some commands available to the user
Start and pause video display
Start and pause video recording. Pressing the RECORD button you start saving on the PC
the video you are viewing in real time. The writing REC in red appears at the top right of the
image to indicate the recording in progress. Press the button again to stop recording and save the
