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Features The RM-64/25/9 is a software product family used to monitor multiple locations using network cameras and to record and play back video from the cameras. It is possible to set up a monitoring system with a maximum of 512 cameras when using multiple Storage Servers. Operation when using the Viewer and RM Manager The Viewer is used to view video, and RM Manager is used for system management and to configure Storage Server settings. Multiple recording modes In addition to being able to record video for a specific period, you also have recording modes, such as sensor recording, motion detection recording, intelligent function recording and volume detection recording, which start recording when a particular type of camera event occurs. Support for JPEG/MPEG-4 and H.264 * The JPEG, MPEG-4 and H.264 video formats are supported for live view and recording. Using MPEG-4 or H.264 formats decreases the load on the network bandwidth, while maintaining high quality video and saving hard disk space when recording. Direct camera operation * You can change the camera angle and use the zoom while watching the live view. Two-way audio* Send and receive live audio and simultaneously record audio with the video. You can also use this feature to communicate with a location that has a camera. * Only available for cameras that support the feature. Flexible screen layout You can arrange multiple video windows in the Viewer, so you can compare video from different locations at the same time. The Viewer lets you create multiple layouts and organize them in tabs on the viewing area, so you can easily switch between different camera video. You can also operate up to two Viewer windows at the same time. With an environment that supports multiple displays, you can create a dual-display monitoring setup by locating a Viewer on each of the displays. Tags You can assign tags to a camera that give you information about the camera, such as its location and camera type. This is particularly useful when searching for cameras in a large-scale system. Dynamic layouts With this feature, you can automatically display videos in the Viewer on a layout from cameras that meet specific criteria, such as the camera status. User access management with user groups You can create user groups to more easily manage user access. By assigning permissions to a group, you automatically assign the same permissions to each member of the group. 12

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The RM-64/25/9 is a software product family used to monitor multiple locations using network cameras and to record and
play back video from the cameras. It is possible to set up a monitoring system with a maximum of 512 cameras when using
multiple Storage Servers.
Operation when using the Viewer and RM Manager
The Viewer is used to view video, and RM Manager is used for system management and to configure Storage Server
settings.
Multiple recording modes
In addition to being able to record video for a specific period, you also have recording modes, such as sensor
recording, motion detection recording, intelligent function recording and volume detection recording, which start
recording when a particular type of camera event occurs.
S
upport for JPEG/MPEG-4 and H.264 *
The JPEG, MPEG-4 and H.264 video formats are supported for live view and recording. Using MPEG-4 or H.264
formats decreases the load on the network bandwidth, while maintaining high quality video and saving hard disk
space when recording.
Direct camera operation *
You can change the camera angle and use the zoom while watching the live view.
Two-way audio*
Send and receive live audio and simultaneously record audio with the video. You can also use this feature to
communicate with a location that has a camera.
*
Only available for cameras that support the feature.
Flexible screen layout
You can arrange multiple video windows in the Viewer, so you can compare video from different locations at the
same time. The Viewer lets you create multiple layouts and organize them in tabs on the viewing area, so you can
easily switch between different camera video.
You can also operate up to two Viewer windows at the same time. With an environment that supports multiple
displays, you can create a dual-display monitoring setup by locating a Viewer on each of the displays.
Tags
You can assign tags to a camera that give you information about the camera, such as its location and camera type.
This is particularly useful when searching for cameras in a large-scale system.
Dynamic layouts
With this feature, you can automatically display videos in the Viewer on a layout from cameras that meet specific
criteria, such as the camera status.
User access management with user groups
You can create user groups to more easily manage user access. By assigning permissions to a group, you
automatically assign the same permissions to each member of the group.
Features