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5. Under Monitoring parameters, select or clear check boxes for any parameters to add or remove from
the tile.
6. Select OK. The new server or camera tile is now added to the tiles displayed on your dashboard.
Edit a camera or server tile on the System monitor dashboard
If you want to monitor your cameras or servers with other monitoring parameters, you can adjust them.
1. In the Site Navigation pane, select System Dashboard > System Monitor.
2. In the System Monitor window, select Customize.
3. In the Customize dashboard window that opens, select the tile you want to change under Server tiles
or Camera tiles and select Edit.
4. In the Edit dashboard server/camera tile window, select all cameras or servers, a camera or server
group, or individual cameras or servers to change their monitoring parameters.
5. Under Monitoring parameters, select the monitoring parameters you want to monitor.
6. Select OK.
Delete a camera or server tile on the System monitor dashboard
If you no longer need to monitor the hardware represented by a tile, you can delete the tile.
1. In the Site Navigation pane, select System Dashboard > System Monitor.
2. In the System Monitor window, select Customize.
3. In the Customize dashboard window that opens, select the tile you want to change under Server tiles
or Camera tiles.
4. Select Delete.
Edit thresholds for when hardware states should change
You can edit the thresholds for when your hardware change between the three states on the System monitor
dashboard. For more information, see System monitor thresholds (explained) on page 278.
You can change thresholds for different types of hardware. For more information, see System Monitor
Thresholds (System Dashboard node) on page 541.
As a default, the system is set up to show threshold values for all units of the same hardware type, for
example, all cameras or servers. You can change these default threshold values.
You can also set up threshold values for individual servers or cameras or a subset of these to allow, for
example, that some cameras use a higher Live FPS or Recording FPS than other cameras.
Administrator manual | XProtect® VMS 2023 R1
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