XG1000 CONTROLLER ///
INDICATORS:
There are ten indicators on the front of the controller.
FROM TOP TO BOTTOM, THE FUNCTIONS ARE:
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Power Indicator: The AT&T globe will light up Blue when power is applied.
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Video indicator: Shows when one or more cameras are in use by flashing Green.
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Not Used
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LAN Link: Shows proper Ethernet connection between the controller and the router
with a solid Green
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LAN Activity: Shows network activity between the controller and other devices
by flashing Green
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Remote: Shows the status of the remote service connection
• Green indicates good communication with the remote site
• Amber indicates that the controller has not been registered with the remote site, yet.
• Red indicates no communication between the controller and the remote site.
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Device Status: Shows the worst case status of the devices on the “Monitor” page.
If all devices are Green then this LED will show Green. If one or more devices
are Yellow or Red, the LED will light accordingly.
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Device Activity: Flashes Green to show when the controller is communicating with
one of the wireless devices.
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Not Used
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Not Used
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POWER INDICATOR
VIDEO INDICATOR
NOT USED
LAN LINK
LAN ACTIVITY
REMOTE
DEVICE STATUS
DEVICE ACTIVITY
NOT USED
NOT USED
XG1000 CONTROLLER FRONT PANEL
LIVE VIDEO WINDOW
OPTIMIZING YOUR VIDEO PERFORMANCE:
To ensure that your video performance is optimized
you can port forward your router. To do so, please
repeat the controller registration process (refer to
the instructions, steps 1-4, found on pages 5 and 6
of this manual) where you will be prompted with
instructions on port forwarding.
You will be notified during controller registration if
your video performance has already been optimized.
USING THE FEATURES IN THE LIVE VIDEO WINDOW:
The Live Video pop-up displays Live Video image along with buttons that will
allow you to start or stop the camera.
You can manually take a snapshot or record a video by clicking the snapshot and
video icons, respectively. Once a Video Clip or Snapshot is taken, they are stored in
the Event Archives section of your account.
Each camera has a built in motion sensor. You can set your camera’s motion sensor to detect
motion by using the Arm Motion Sensor checkbox seen below.
You can switch between cameras using the Camera Selection drop-down menu.