Quadrox WebCCTV User Manual - Manual (Page 169)

WebCCTV User Manual 169
Version 4.9 Series
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Radio buttons - a group of buttons on the computer screen of which only one can be
selected at a time (by clicking on it). Radio buttons are commonly used with
interactive forms on World Wide Web pages.
Reboot – resetting a computer without turning it off. There is a special button that
allows the rebooting of a WebCCTV server when it is required.
Resolution – the number of pixels per square inch on a computer-generated display.
The higher the resolution, the clearer the picture is.
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Sequence time – an option for interval time defining. It is used in some WebCCTV
functions.
Server – a computer in a network that is used to provide services (as access to files or
shared peripherals or the routing of e-mail) to other computers in the network.
Slider – an interface element that provide the handling and changing of the certain
parameter.
Snapshot – an image of a certain video moment.
Software – the set of programs, procedures and related documentation associated with
a computer system. Specifically refers to computer programs that direct and
control the computer system’s activities.
Streaming – an option for activity detection of the cameras that have been watched in
live view.
SVHS (Super Video Home System) – a high-quality video format that has higher
resolution than normal VHS. It must be played on a videocassette recorder that
supports the SVHS format, and to see the sharper image resulting from the
higher resolution, it must be played on a high-resolution television set.
System configuration – the specific components in your system (such as the terminal,
printer and disk drives) and the settings that define how your system works.
System downloads – a function that allows downloading WebCCTV concerned
software.
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TCP/IP – these two protocols were developed by the U.S. military to allow computers
to talk to each other over long distance networks. IP is responsible for moving
packets of data between nodes. TCP is responsible for verifying delivery from
client to server. Nowadays these two protocols are used in the Internet for
providing data transmitting mostly.