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Advanced Feature Operation, Network Camera, Selecting Cameras to View, Zooming In and Out

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Advanced Feature Operation Advanced Feature Operation Network Camera You can view the video feeds from up to 20 registered Panasonic Network Cameras (e.g., KX-HCM/BB-HCM/ BL-C series). For details about registering cameras, see "IP Camera Settings (Page 116)". Selecting Cameras to View You can use the Location list or quick-access buttons to select the camera you want to view. • Location list: A list of all cameras that you have registered. • Quick-access buttons: 4 buttons to which you can assign frequently accessed cameras. 1. Press the Location drop-down list, and then select the camera you want to view. For details about the buttons and icons on the Camera screen, see "Camera Screen (Page 49)". -or- On the bottom of the screen, select the quick-access button of the camera you want to view. Network Camera Features Camera Control • You can control the selected camera, such as by zooming in and out, tilting and panning. • You can view and control a camera while on a call. Doorphone/Contact Integration • If a camera is connected to a doorphone or registered to a contact in the contact list, the feed from that camera is automatically displayed when you receive a call from or make a call to that doorphone or contact. • You can open the door connected to a doorphone from the Camera screen. For details about registering cameras with contacts, see "Contact List (Page 108)". Note • • • Depending on the camera model, some operations might not be available. Some operations might not function due to security reasons, etc. For details, consult your administrator. If a camera feed does not display, see "Troubleshooting (Page 183)" for assistance. You can assign which cameras are accessed with these buttons. For details, see "IP Camera Settings (Page 116)". Note • When on a call with a destination that has a registered camera, the location "Incoming" (for incoming calls) or "Outgoing" (for outgoing calls) is added to the Location drop-down list for the duration of the call. Zooming In and Out Use the following buttons to zoom in and out of the image: • : Zoom in • : Zoom out Document Version 2010-01 Operating Instructions 81

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Advanced Feature
Operation
Network Camera
You can view the video feeds from up to 20 registered
Panasonic Network Cameras (e.g., KX-HCM/BB-HCM/
BL-C series). For details about registering cameras,
see "IP Camera Settings (Page 116)".
For details about the buttons and icons on the
Camera
screen, see "Camera Screen (Page 49)".
Network Camera Features
Camera Control
•
You can control the selected camera, such as by
zooming in and out, tilting and panning.
•
You can view and control a camera while on a call.
Doorphone/Contact Integration
•
If a camera is connected to a doorphone or
registered to a contact in the contact list, the feed
from that camera is automatically displayed when
you receive a call from or make a call to that
doorphone or contact.
•
You can open the door connected to a doorphone
from the
Camera
screen.
For details about registering cameras with contacts, see
"Contact List (Page 108)".
Note
•
Depending on the camera model, some
operations might not be available.
•
Some operations might not function due to
security reasons, etc. For details, consult your
administrator.
•
If a camera feed does not display, see
"Troubleshooting (Page 183)" for assistance.
Selecting Cameras to View
You can use the
Location
list or quick-access buttons
to select the camera you want to view.
•
Location
list: A list of all cameras that you have
registered.
•
Quick-access buttons: 4 buttons to which you can
assign frequently accessed cameras.
1.
Press the
Location
drop-down list, and then select
the camera you want to view.
–or–
On the bottom of the screen, select the
quick-access button of the camera you want to
view.
You can assign which cameras are accessed with these
buttons. For details, see "IP Camera Settings
(Page 116)".
Note
•
When on a call with a destination that has a
registered camera, the location "Incoming" (for
incoming calls) or "Outgoing" (for outgoing
calls) is added to the
Location
drop-down list
for the duration of the call.
Zooming In and Out
Use the following buttons to zoom in and out of the
image:
•
: Zoom in
•
: Zoom out
Document Version
2010-01
Operating Instructions
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Advanced Feature Operation