 | How do I configure a UDP Technology IPE/NVC device to send TCP alarms? |
UDP Technology IPE/NVC devices provide several methods of sending alarm notifications (via “subscription”), including multicast and TCP. This FAQ shows how to ensure that alarms sent out using TCP are correctly configured, and therefore correctly received by appropriate clients on the network. | |
| UDP Technology IPE/NVC usage guidelines |
When using UDP Technology IPE/NVC devices, it is vital that you take the following usage guidelines into account to ensure that the device does not become overloaded. | |
 | Setting up UDP Technology IPE/NVC devices for PTZ support |
UDP Technology IPE/NVC devices support both Direct and Pass-through PTZ. This FAQ explains how to set them up. | |
 | How do I run surveillance components in Windows 7? |
The NVR, Server and Client surveillance components can be installed and run under Windows 7 using the following procedure. | |
 | How do I enable logging? |
All software components have a built-in automatic log file generator. The generator is enabled whenever a special file called logging.config is detected. | |
 | How do I disable logging? |
In some cases where overall system power is limited, logging can put a serious load on the system, perhaps causing the system to become overdriven. | |
 | How does logging work? |
The logging.config file contains the operating parameters for the generator and should not be modified unless you have been instructed to do so. | |
| How do I specify the logging level? |
You can specify the amount of logging detail that is recorded in the logging file. | |
 | How do I find the IP address of a computer running Windows? |
There are a number of methods for doing this. One approach that can relied on irrespective of the Windows version being used is the command ipconfig. | |
| How do I know whether a Server or NVR Component is running OK or has errors? |
Some services and applications running on a computer need to communicate with the user but do not have a graphical interface to do so. | |
| I need to check that my Windows computer can reach a networked device or other computer |
During installation, commissioning and when troubleshooting an installed system, it might be necessary to confirm that a particular network device is reachable. | |
 | How do I know which Windows Services a computer is running? |
Some parts of the surveillance system run as background tasks and do not require a user to be logged in for tasks to be run. These background tasks are known as services. | |
| How do I open a Command Prompt? |
The command (DOS) prompt allows certain tools that do not have a graphical user interface to execute. | |
 | How do I start up a program that is not in the Start menu? |
To start a program that is not in the Windows Start menu, you can use the Run program. | |
 | Why can I not activate my Quorum application? |
Prior to use, you must activate all Quorum applications (except Quorum Play). | |
 | How do I view a recording's timeline in more detail? |
By default, the timeline displays the 24 hour period during which the first recording for the selected camera occurs. | |
 | Where are my snapshots of live or recorded video saved? |
You can take a snapshot of live or recorded video while it is playing in a video pane. | |
 | How do I use Quorum View to view streams created by Quorum Stream? |
The following steps will help you set up your remote site so that you can view streams managed by Quorum Stream servers at your remote site. | |
 | How do I set up an ACTi encoder to work with Quorum products? |
ACTi MPEG4 encoders are shipped to end-users in TCP mode. To use them with Quorum some configuration changes are required. | |
| How do I use Quorum Stream with web-services? |
Quorum Stream can be controlled using web-services. |