Sample Security Video Screen

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Camera management screens have hidden controls so as to not clutter the image with buttons. To familiarize yourself with the button layout, click here for button grid lines.

The "Back" and "Quit" buttons are in the upper left and right corners of the screen, respectively, at the same location as a non-camera screen.

The center area is an admit button, near left and right are zoom buttons, far left and right are pan buttons and top and bottom are tilt buttons.

Place the cursor over any screen element to read a description of its purpose.

Place the cursor over any screen element to read a description of its purpose.

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(Please keep in mind this is not how the actual HMS works. It is only done here on the website to show how sample HMS screens appear and explain how they work.)

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This hidden Back button returns you to the previous screen, up one level in the menu structure.

Click on the Back button to return to the quad camera screen.

Note: This is not the same as your browser's back button. This button operates within the context of the HMS screens.

The quit button ends your management session, logs you out, and changes the display to a dormant screen (similar to a screen saver) displaying the artwork or photo of your choice.

Click on the Quit button to return to the HMS dormant screen.

Hidden button to open a gate or door.

Hidden button to tilt the camera up.

Hidden button to tilt the camera down.

Hidden button to pan the camera left.

Hidden button to pan the camera right.

Hidden button to zoom the camera in.

Hidden button to zoom the camera out.