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VideoXpert® Professional v 3.17 Operations Manual
C6601M-S | 06/22 114
Changing Tab Modes
Tab modes determine the features available to you within a tab. Changing tab modes without saving the
current tab will cause you to lose your settings. Modes are exclusive; for example: a tab cannot support a
sequencing mode and also the collaborative mode. Putting the tab in either mode will remove the abilities
granted by the previous mode. To change the mode, click Mode, and then click to select one of these
options:
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Normal mode sets the tab to behave normally.
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Collaborative mode allows you and other users to view and affect changes in the tab
simultaneously; use this mode to collaborate with other users.
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Collaborative tabs do not support plugins and are not available when multi-server access is
enabled.
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Collaborative tabs are always public tabs; you cannot restrict the users who have access to
the collaborative tab.
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Tabs marked with the Collaborative Tab icon ( ) are collaborative, and allow multiple users
to view and affect changes in the tab simultaneously. User commands against the
collaborative tab are performed on a first-come, first-served basis. Users should account for
latency and the total number of collaborative users when affecting the tab to coordinate
efforts.
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Live Sequence mode allows you to add more cameras to a tab than the layout would traditionally
support, and to rotate cameras through the tab at a particular interval. See the section titled
Creating a Live Sequence Mode.
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Alarm Sequence mode allows you to designate cameras that you want to watch only when a
meaningful event occurs. See the section titled Creating an Alarm Sequence Mode.
Creating a New Tab
Creating a tab allows you to recall the complete tab, including all cameras, viewing states (live or
recorded video), and plugins. Save tabs that you or other users will recall frequently.
1. Select a layout for a new tab by one of the following methods.
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At the top of the workspace, to the right of all open tabs, click the New Tab icon ( ), and
select a layout.
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In Mission Control, in the quick access icons area, click the New Tabs icon ( ), and then
click to select a layout.
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In Mission Control, in the Views panel, click New Tabs, and then click to select a layout.
2. Populate the tab with sources or plugins. Use the filter function, if necessary, in Mission Control to
find cameras to add to your workspace:
a. Click Filter to expand the view.
b. Type a value in the Filter by field.
c. Double-click a source or drag it to an empty cell.
Note:
You can also drag cells to rearrange your workspace.
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