The Object Links function provides a revolutionary new way to navigate between the system's cameras, making system operation easier and faster.
Object links allow you to create virtual links between different cameras or objects, and also create event triggers overlaid on camera images.
The following image displays an example of using object links. Each camera on display has a link to other cameras in the image. When clicking on the link (Represented here by semi-transparent arrows), the associated camera will be loaded, allowing quick navigation between cameras, for example, when following a person who is moving between cameras.
It is also possible to associate events (And several other types of objects) in the images, such as Global Events that can be used to trigger I/O outputs to open doors and gates. In the image below, cameras 01 and 03 have buttons to physically open the gates.
Object links can also be used during video playback, making them an indispensable tool for analyzing recorded incidents.
Object links can be represented by icons, as shown in the images above, or also by a zone, which is represented by a semi-transparent polygon in the image, which can be added, for example, to the outline of a door or gate, providing a visual representation that if the operator clicks on this gate, he will be able to see the image from the camera on the other side, or he will also be able to open it.
The image below shows a white zone, which is associated with a door, when clicking on the door, the camera from inside the room will be displayed.
