Projects and Network Environments

A project comprises all access data of the attached cameras in MxManagementCenter, the settings of these cameras and camera groups with assigned layouts, among other information. You can store such a project in order to install the same environment on other computers.
You can use MxManagementCenter to access cameras from different locations. This usually means that each location requires using different network access data. To avoid having to change the network access data every time, you can set up different network environments with the corresponding network access data.

If you save a project, you can include the encrypted access data for each camera (user name and password). This access data is automatically used when the project is opened in MxManagementCenter. If you do not include the access data, the user name and password will have to be entered manually for each camera. The same applies to a project sent by email; you can opt to include the encrypted camera access data (user name and password).

Saving Projects

In the header bar, click on Projects and Environments and then on Save as . Fill in all remaining fields of the dialog.

Providing Projects via Email

Note that you need a properly configured email client for this purpose. In the header bar, click on Projects and Environments and then on Email to . The file is automatically attached to a new email.

In the header bar, click on Projects and Environments and then on Open . Decide if you want to save the current project as a backup or if you want to replace the current project. Fill in all remaining fields of the dialog.

Opening Projects Received by Email

Store the attached file on your computer. In the header bar, click on Projects and Environments and then on Open . Decide if you want to save the current project as a backup or if you want to replace the current project. Fill in all remaining fields of the dialog.

Creating Environments

In the header bar, click on Projects and Environments and then on Environment.
Click on . This adds an environment with the name "New Environment". You should change the name by clicking on and entering a descriptive name.

Deleting Environments

Click on and then on next to the environment you want to remove.

After creating the environments, you can select the cameras that will be active for each environment and adjust the network data as needed.

In the command bar, right-click on the desired camera to open the Camera Configuration dialog box.
Select the environment and bandwidth you want to use for the environment for this camera.

Selecting Environments

In the header bar, click on Projects and Environments and then on Environment.