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Administrators with security permissions to run a reserved PTZ session can run the PTZ camera in this mode.
This prevents other users from taking control over the camera. In a reserved PTZ session, the standard PTZ
priority system is disregarded to avoid that users with a higher PTZ priority interrupt the session.
You can operate the camera in a reserved PTZ session both from XProtect Smart Client and the Management
Client.
To reserve a PTZ session can be useful, if you need to make urgent updates or maintenance to a PTZ camera or
its presets without being interrupted by other users.
Reserve a PTZ session
1. In the Site Navigation pane, select Devices and then select Cameras.
2. Select the relevant PTZ camera in the Overview pane.
3. Select the PTZ session in the Presets tab, and click Reserved.
You cannot start a reserved PTZ session if a user with a higher priority than yours
controls the camera or if another user has already reserved the camera.
Release a PTZ session
The Release button allows you to release your current PTZ session so another user can control the camera.
When you click Release, the PTZ session ends immediately and will be available for the first user to operate the
camera.
Administrators assigned with the security permission Release PTZ session have the permissions to release
other users' reserved PTZ session at any time. This can, for example, be useful in occasions where you need to
maintain the PTZ camera or its presets, or if other users have accidentally blocked the camera in urgent
situations.
Specify PTZ session timeouts
Management Client and XProtect Smart Client users with the necessary user permissions can manually
interrupt the patrolling of PTZ cameras.
You can specify how much time should pass before regular patrolling is resumed for all PTZ cameras on your
system:
Administrator manual | XProtect® VMS 2023 R1
241 | Configuration
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