toolbar icon and in the right-click Menu as
Video). The Video Dialog Box shows a list of configured
Cameras for the SCADA node.
WebAccess supports the use of live Video camera that are IP enabled (i.e. use the Internet or intranet to send live video images) via an ActiveX control (an OCX). WebAccess will launch the Active-X control in an Internet Explorer 6.0 or 7.0 web browser. If using ViewDAQ, Internet Explorer 6.0, 7.0, or later must be installed on the PC in order to view live video.
WebAccess has a list of Video camera drivers with Active-X controls compatible with VIEW and ViewDAQ.
WebAccess supports pushbutton keymacros to call
up a Video Window and a Video Camera dialog box (F10 key or
<F10> keymacro, the toolbar icon and in the right-click Menu as
Video). The Video Dialog Box shows a list of configured
Cameras for the SCADA node.
Figure 17.1Full Screen Video in Web Browser
The Video cameras, Reports, and System Logs are viewed in an Internet Explorer 6.0, 7.0, or later web browser. Even if using ViewDAQ, Internet Explorer must be installed on the clients in order to view cameras.
Video requires Windows 2000, Windows Vista or Windows XP Professional.
Windows Vista Home Basic, Vista Home Premium, Vista Business and Vista Business Ultimate are also supported as Video clients on many, but not all, hardware platforms (See note 3.)
Note 3- Windows Vista running on some hardware platforms (for example single core INTEL and AMD) do not support Video, Tools, Reports and web browser controls inside a graphic display.
It appears most Dual Core INTEL and AMD PCs produced after 2006 do support all features in the WebAccess Client using Vista.
It is recommended to test an Vista based PC before using it as a WebAccess Client if you plan to use Video, Tools, Reports, Logs or any Web control inside a graphic display
You should contact an engineer or technician and describe the tag name and Graphic Display name (bgr).