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Figure 3-7: Quick View information.

Running a Pattern

A Pattern is a series of pan, tilt, zoom, and focus movements from a single

camera. You can call up a Pattern from any camera regardless of which

camera is currently selected. You “teach” the camera a combination of these

movements. Then when you run the Pattern, the camera automatically

repeats the movements you taught it.

You can define your own Patterns to support your specific needs. For

procedures on defining a Pattern, refer to the section “Defining a Pattern” in

Chapter 4.

Each Pattern has a unique number associated with it; the number is assigned

by the system when the Pattern is defined. If you do not know the number of

the Pattern you want to run, you can select from a list of Patterns. The

procedure for selecting a Pattern from a list is found in the section “Running

a Pattern from a List” in Chapter 4.

You might frequently need to do a detailed scan of an area. For example,

you might define a Pattern in the lobby of a building. This camera Pattern

When you call up a Quick View,

the Quick View number and

name are displayed here.

When you call up a Quick View,

the number and name of the

camera that the Quick View was

defined for are displayed here.

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