
Status, Enabled, Fault Cause, Health, Alarm Source Info, Monitor, Tuning Policies, and Polling properties are standard NiagaraAX properties. For more information, see the NiagaraAX Drivers Guide, NiagaraAX Networking and IT Guide, and JACE NiagaraAX Install & Setup Guide.
This property allows you to select or decline the use of Fox streaming.
When selected, the inherit option causes a camera to use the value for this property that is set at its parent component (whether the parent is a DVR or a network component).
For example, if the parent component’s Fox Video Stream Preferred property is set to true, the camera component also uses the value of true. In this example, if the parent is a DVR device, the DVR device may also have an inherit option set. If so, the value from the network device’s Fox Video Stream Preferred property is used.
This option sends the video stream from the video camera to the station (controller) and then forwards it to the Workbench interface through the standard Fox connection. This overcomes firewall issues in the event that the video surveillance system is not exposed to the outside world on its network.
This option sends the video stream directly from the video camera to the Workbench interface. Using this setting allows you to set the resolution and Frame Rate to High without having to worry about reducing the station (JACE) CPU - the station is removed from the equation. In either case, the client-side computer expends some of its CPU utilization to render the video on the screen.
The remaining properties are for devices that reside under the network node in the nav tree.
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