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cable length.
The image is played back with a
delay.
The latency depends largely on the hardware
used and the transmission path. When using the
network
functions, make sure that sufficient
bandwidth is available in the network. If trans-
mission paths via Wi-Fi are planned, make sure
that sufficient bandwidth is available on the chan-
nels or frequencies used. Typical latencies with
an optimal structure can be found in the chapter
"Technical data" in the appendix.
If necessary, select a different transmission proto-
col.
The image stutters or freezes.
For Ethernet connections, the transmission rate
depends on the load on the network. High data
rates occur when high quality or low compression
values, high resolution and high frame rates are
configured. The content of the image also influ-
ences the data rate of the stream: the more con-
trast and detail in the image, the higher the data
rate.
If playback is delayed, reduce the resolution, data
rate and quality of the image in the settings.
The interface / individual functions
are not available or the stream does
not load
Individual functions may or may not be available
depending on the equipment variant.
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If basic functionalities such as viewing the stream
or zoom/touch functionality do not work, make
sure that you are using a compatible browser.
Always make sure to use the latest version, as
older browsers may not support the technology
used or may display the user interface incorrectly
or incompletely.
The list of supported and unsupported browsers
can be found in the chapter "Technical data" in the
appendix. These specifications always refer to the
latest versions. When using a firewall, be sure to
enable the corresponding ports.
OPERATING MANUAL
Folder sharing
Setup in Windows 10
Usage of a file share as a storage location is based
on the Samba / Cifs 3.0 protocol (see "Technical
data" section "Storage").
To set up a Windows file share, open the proper-
ties of the corresponding folder. Under the "Shar-
ing" tab, click on "Advanced Sharing" and activate
the check box next to "Share this folder".
Ensure that you assign the corresponding
user the required read and write permissions (full
access).
Please note that administrator rights might
be required to do this.
Setup under Linux (Ubuntu)
1. Installation:
sudo apt install samba samba-common
2. Create the user "rotoclear" (Prompts can be
skipped using <Enter>):
sudo adduser --no-create-home
--disabled-login
--shell /bin/false rotoclear
3. Create password for the user "rotoclear":
sudo smbpasswd -a rotoclear
4. Create a folder. The last command makes the
user rotoclear the owner of the folder at the
system level.
sudo mkdir /mnt/rotoclearShared
cd /mnt/rotoclearShared
sudo chown -R rotoclear: /mnt/
rotoclearShared
5. The creation of the share takes place via the
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file "/etc/samba/smb.conf", which can be
opened and edited using a text editor. The
configuration file can be opened using the ed-
itor Nano, i.e..
sudo nano /etc/samba/smb.conf
6. In this file, use the down arrow to scroll all the
way to the end and add the following lines.
Subsequently, save the file using the key com-
bination <Ctrl+O> and terminate the editor
with <Ctrl+X>.
[storage]
comment = Storage
path = /mnt/rotoclearShared
write list = rotoclear
valid users = rotoclear
force user = rotoclear
7. In order for the changes to take effect, the
Samba service will need to be restarted. This is
done using the following command:
sudo systemctl restart smbd.service
Subsequently, the share will be available on the
network with the following login credentials:
Network address: <IP address of the
device>/
storage
User name: rotoclear
Password: changeme