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Advanced View: Configuring Appliances

Using Your Appliance 131

Some settings (such as camera capture settings) can be set directly from the NetBotz 500 using these

tasks. However, other settings (such as motion masking, block-out, and adding external sensors) require

the Advanced View to communicate directly with the appliance to which the pod is physically connected.

If you select a task that requires direct communication with the remote appliance, a dialog box will

appear asking if you’d like to connect with the remote appliance and providing a button that, when

clicked, switches the Advanced View to managing the remote appliance. Once the configuration task on

the remote appliance is complete, simply click on the Return button, located beside the Logo button at the

top of the Advanced View interface, to return to managing the NetBotz 500 that is hosting the pod.

To use the Pod Sharing task to host a pod (or other device that is connected to or integrated with a remote

appliance):

1. Start the task by double-clicking on the Pod Sharing icon. The Pod Sharing Configuration window

opens.

2. Click on Add Remote Device. The Configure Remote Device window opens. This window

Note

• Only the NetBotz 500 that will host remote pods requires the BotzWare

Premium Software Module. Remote appliances to which pods are physically

connected and then shared with the NetBotz 500 appliance do not require the

BotzWare Premium Software Module.

• Pods that are not physically connected to an appliance do not count against

the total number of USB-connected appliances allowed for the appliance

model (NetBotz 420s support 1 additional camera pod and up to 4 additional

non-camera pods; NetBotz 500s support up to 4 camera pods and up to 17

non-camera pods).

• Framerate from remotely hosted camera pods is limited to 10 frames per

second.

• The camera image resolution available from a hosted camera pod is

determined by the maximum resolution available to the appliance to which

the pod is physically connected. For example, if you are remotely sharing a

Camera Pod 120 that is connected to a NetBotz 500, the maximum resolution

available will be 1280x1024. However, if the Camera Pod 120 is shared from

a NetBotz 420 the maximum available resolution will 640x480.

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