*Client Settings
- Tom Polman
- Marcel Vonk
Configuration Article | CA-20220525-MF-01 VDG Sense | Setup | System  |  |
PTZ Keyboard Settings
Dual Login settings
Auto logout settings
Sync Client setting
Video decoder
PTZ Keyboard settings
In this section external PTZ keyboards which are connected to the local client. VDG Sense supports the following joystick types:
NVH-Key1001, read more
NVH-Key1002, read more
NVH-Key1003, read more
VDG keyboard, this is an analog joystick connected via comport(end of life)
DCZ keyboard, click here for more information on how to use and installation
Standard joystick, any joystick which is configured in Windows as Joystick
Pelco, this is an analog Pelco keyboard connected via comport
Please refer to the keyboard section for more information on how to use and configure keyboards.
The ‘Active’ checkbox enables or disables the configured keyboard.
Port setting is only used for the analog keyboards and can be disregarded for the ‘Standard Joystick’.
The ‘Custom buttons’ checkbox can be used to reassign standard joystick buttons to be used in the macro system. Instead of sending the presetnumber, it will send a PTZ.Keyboard.Key event with a value of 'F' + presetnumber. These values can be used in a macro, example given:
PTZ.Keyboard.Key=F1
PTZ.Keyboard.Key=F2
PTZ.Keyboard.Key=F3
PTZ.Keyboard.Key=F17 (e.g NVH-KEY1003)
Dual Login
Refer to this article for more information on Dual Login. If activated the dual login function is enabled for this client station.
Auto Logout
Refer to this article for more information on Auto Logout. If activated the auto logout function is enabled for this client station.
Sync Sense Clients
This button synchronizes changed settings to all clients which are currently connected. This is useful when modifications to layouts or user rights are made and need to be pushed to all operator stations.
Video decoder
This configures client side video decoding capabilities. By default the (client) system’s CPU is used to decode video. To decrease CPU system load when displaying video, the video card resources in the system can be used. This will lower the CPU load by 50% and could improve video displaying performance (reduce lagging). The following options are available
Options:
software (decode over CPU)
dxva2
d3d11va (recommended)
When to use:
If client system has Intel based video card capable of video decoding
When encountering video lagging in live mode for high resolution cameras in h.264/h.265
When encountering video lagging when displaying multiple (high resolution) camaeras
Â