Canon WEBVIEW LIVESCOPE 3.2 Manuale utente
User's Manual
Viewer Software
Ver. 3.20
E
ENGLISH
Introduction
Important ....................................................................................... 4
Copyright Information ................................................................... 4
Trademark Information ................................................................. 4
Conventions .................................................................................. 4
Overview ................................................................................... 5
Viewer Overview ....................................................................... 6
Java Viewers ................................................................................ 6
Helper Viewer ............................................................................... 7
Operating Environment ............................................................. 8
Java Viewer Ver.3.20 .................................................................... 8
Helper Viewer Ver.3.20 ................................................................. 8
Java Viewers
Preparations for Using the Java Viewer ................................. 10
Using Internet Explorer............................................................... 10
Using Netscape Navigator or Communicator ............................ 10
Starting Up the Java Viewer ................................................... 12
Using "LiveApplet" .................................................................. 13
"LiveApplet" Screens .................................................................. 13
Starting Camera Control............................................................. 15
Controlling the Camera .............................................................. 16
Changing the Camera Angle ................................................................. 16
Changing the Camera Zoom Ratio ....................................................... 17
Selecting the Camera ............................................................................ 18
Using Presets ........................................................................................ 18
Adjustment of Backlight ......................................................................... 19
Taking a Snapshot of the Video ............................................................ 20
Using "Glimpse" ...................................................................... 22
"Glimpse" Screen ....................................................................... 22
Helper Viewer
Preparations for Using the Helper Viewer .............................. 24
Difference between 2 Helper Viewers ........................................ 24
Installing the Helper Viewer ....................................................... 24
Using Browsers Other Than the Recommended
Products ...................................................................................... 26
Starting Up Helper Viewer ...................................................... 27
Starting Up from the Web Browser ............................................ 27
Starting Up Independently .......................................................... 27
Connecting to a Camera Server ............................................. 28
Specifying a Connection Target and Connecting ....................... 28
Selecting a Registered Camera Server and Connecting ........... 29
Disconnecting ............................................................................. 29
Contents
Using the Helper Viewer ......................................................... 30
"Helper Viewer" Screens ............................................................ 30
Panorama Window ................................................................................ 31
Starting Camera Control............................................................. 32
Controlling the Camera .............................................................. 33
Changing the Camera Angle ................................................................. 33
Changing the Camera Zoom Ratio ....................................................... 34
Selecting the Camera ............................................................................ 35
Using Presets ........................................................................................ 35
Changing the Video Source Size .......................................................... 36
Using Full-Screen Mode ........................................................................ 36
Adjustment of Backlight ......................................................................... 37
Stopping and Restarting Video Display ................................................ 37
Registering a camera site during connection ....................................... 38
Saving and Printing Still Pictures ............................................... 39
Saving Still Pictures to Files ................................................................. 39
Printing Still Pictures ............................................................................. 39
Displaying Information ................................................................ 40
Video Information .................................................................................. 40
Connection Information ......................................................................... 40
Camera Information ............................................................................... 40
Helper Viewer Settings
Helper Viewer Settings ........................................................... 42
Specifying the "Starting protocol" Setting ............................................. 42
"HTTP protocol" Settings ...................................................................... 43
"Performance" Setting ........................................................................... 44
"Display option" Setting ......................................................................... 45
Registering and Changing the Server .................................... 46
Registering in a Camera Site List .............................................. 46
Adding to a list ....................................................................................... 46
Changing or deleting registration details in the list .............................. 47
Registering in the Relay Server List........................................... 48
Adding a relay server to the list ............................................................ 48
Changing or deleting registration details in the list .............................. 49
Appendix
Error Messages ...................................................................... 50
Index ....................................................................................... 55
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Copyright © 2002 by Canon, Inc. All rights reserved. The unauthorized transfer of all or
any part of the contents of this manual is forbidden.
The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice.
Every effort has been made to ensure that content of this manual is free from errors.
If you encounter any errors, omissions or apparent inaccuracies, contact the
manufacturer.
Notwithstanding above, the manufacturer accepts no liability whatsoever arising from
the results of using this product.
This manual describes how to use the WebView Livescope Ver. 3.20 Viewer software.
The two types of viewer are Java viewers and the Helper Viewer, and the video sender
can use one or the other as required. Both types provide the same basic functions for
viewing videos, but differ in terms of other features and functions.The preparations for
using the two viewer types and the required operating environment also differ
depending on the computer hardware and software used to run the viewer.
Read this manual carefully before you use the viewer to ensure that you make the best
possible use of this product.
Store this manual in a safe place after you finish reading it.
Important
Introduction
Trademark Information
Canon and Canon logo are registered trademarks of Canon Inc.
Microsoft Windows, Windows NT, and Microsoft Internet Explorer are registered trademarks of the Microsoft
Corporation in the United States and other countries.
Netscape is a trademark of Netscape Communications Corporation.
All other company or product names used in this document are trademarks or registered trademarks of their
respective holders.
* In this manual, "Microsoft Windows" is abbreviated as simply "Windows".
Conventions
Indicates important notes or restrictions that must be observed when using this product. Always
read these notes.
Indicates additional information or explanations for a procedure. You should read these items.
Copyright Information
Under copyright law, video or still images photographed by the client cannot be used for any purpose other than
personal enjoyment without prior permission from the copyright holder
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Introduction
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Overview
■WebView Livescope is the system that allows camera control and live video distribution from a
remote location.
■The system is configured of a camera server and viewer software. The camera server distributes
live videos taken by the video camera to the Internet or an Intranet. The viewer software can
display those videos and remotely control the camera.
■The WebView Livescope system can be used in a wide range of applications such as distributing
live videos from a Web site and monitoring.
The following types of camera servers are available:
• Network Camera Server VB101
• Network Camera VB-C10/VB-C10R
• WebView Livescope camera server ver. 3.10
The following types of Viewer Software packages are available:
• WebView Livescope viewer software (This manual: provided free of charge with camera
server product)
• WebView Livescope MV ver. 2.0/LE software
WebView Livescope is an video distribution system that enables users to
actively (by performing operations by oneself) view live (showing now) video
from Web pages by allowing users to change camera angle and zoom magnification.
Video Sender Live
Active
Video Recipient
(Viewer software)
Sending the current video
Viewing by switching angle and zoom magnification
Offers an easy way
to provide live information contents.
Offers the advantage of
being able to actively select desirable
parts from live video according to
the user's purposes.
(Camera server)
VB101
VB-C10
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Java Viewer
LiveApplet
Video display functions
Camera control functions
Java Viewer
Glimpse
Video display functions
Java Viewers
Viewer Overview
These are viewers written using Java. These viewers allow the camera server videos to be
viewed on any computer with a Web browser that runs Java, regardless of the platform.
Because the Java applet is downloaded when the viewer starts up, the first video takes
some time to appear, but there is no need to pre-install the viewer on your computer. The
Java Viewer provides two types of viewers: LiveApplet containing Video Display and
Camera Control functions, and Glimpse containing a Video Display function.
Panorama picture
➤
Click
There are two types of WebView Livescope Viewer Software: the Java Viewer and the Helper
Viewer.
Introduction
7
Helper Viewer
This is a viewer that runs as a helper application. This viewer provides video display and
camera control functions and appears in a separate window at startup. While the Helper
Viewer has to be pre-installed, it offers the advantage of displaying the first video quickly. At
present, only a Windows version of this viewer is available.
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Note
●There are two types of Helper Viewers: the Helper Viewer that is packaged
with the VB101 network camera server and the VB-C10/VB-C10R network
camera, and the Helper Viewer that can be downloaded at no charge from
the WebView World Web site (see p. 24).
●Panorama pictures must be registered in advance at the camera server.
➤
Click
Panorama picture
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Operating Environment
Java Viewer Ver. 3.20
Web Browser A Web browser that runs Java.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.01 or later recommended.
Netscape Navigator or Communicator 4.78 or later
recommended. (excluding 6.01 and 6.1)
Computer
Operating
System
IBM PC/AT Conpatible
Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows Me, Windows NT 4.0
(requires IE 4.01 or later), Windows 2000, Windows XP
Helper Viewer Ver. 3.20
Web Browser A Web browser that runs Java.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.01 or later recommended.
Netscape Navigator or Communicator 4.78 or later
recommended.
Computer
Operating
System
IBM PC/AT Conpatible
Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows Me, Windows NT 4.0
(requires IE 4.01 or later), Windows 2000, Windows XP
* This viewer is installed in the camera server and automatically downloads to the client when accessed.
* Operation is unstable when used with an OS or Web browser other than those noted above.
* Must be installed in advance from the CD-ROM supplied with the camera server.
Chapter 1
Java Viewers
This chapter describes the preparations required for using the WebView
Livescope Java viewers and explains how to use the viewers.
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Preparations for Using the Java Viewer
The Java Viewer is automatically downloaded from the camera server. There is no need to install it in
advance. However, depending on the type of Web browser you are using and your software settings,
you must change your Web browser settings.
Using Internet Explorer
Using Netscape Navigator or Communicator
Netscape Navigator and Netscape Communicator also have a setting that specifies
whether the use of Java is permitted.
Select "Preferences" from the "Edit" menu, click "Advanced" and then click in the
"Enable Java" checkbox.
Internet Explorer has a setting that specifies whether the use of Java is permitted.
From the "View" menu, select "Internet Options" and click the "Advanced" tab. Then
set "Java JIT compiler enabled" as the "Java VM" setting.
In Internet Explorer 5 or later, you must install the Java VM.
* For Internet Explorer 4.01
* For Netscape Navigator 6.2
The settings for the Web browser vary depending on the version used. Refer
to the settings given here and check your browser version.
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