• The camera map icon is green if another user is currently controlling the camera.
• The camera information report and navigator data show the ID of the user who is currently controlling a camera.
• Save, goto, rename, delete, and preset functions are provided.
• The camera information report and navigator data identify the camera if it is at a preset position. An example of the camera view can be see in figure 4-37.
• Camera control can be accomplished via the keyboard.
• Full motion dialog may be re-sized by the user.
• Dialog supports optional motion video. If motion video is not selected, the user may select which local monitor to display output from the dialog.
• If another user is currently controlling the camera requested, the camera will be displayed, but the user has no control.
• Camera control dialog shows the ID of the user who has control.

A monitor group allows the user to view multiple images simultaneously. Some of the features of this function are:

• Show the last captured image for each camera that is currently being displayed on selected monitors.
• Resize dialog and rearrange monitor displays to match room’s video wall.
• Best-fit feature resizes dialog monitors occupying the entire window area.
• Camera object may be dragged from the navigator or the system map onto the monitor.
• Camera controls by right clicking on the image on the monitor group.
• The user may select multiple monitors in the navigator, and drag a camera to them, as illustrated in figure 4-38.
• The user may create a tour list by dragging multiple cameras to a monitor on the monitor group.
• Monitor group overlay text uses a camera name when a camera is not at a preset location and a preset name when it is.
• Monitor group overlay text can be set to display at the top or bottom of a particular monitor.

• The user may create a tour list by clicking on the tour lists group in the CHART II Navigator.
• The user may add cameras to a tour list by dragging the camera objects to the tour list object in the Navigator or by dragging them to the tour list properties dialog.
• The user may remove cameras from a tour list by highlighting the cameras in the tour list properties dialog and pressing the DELETE key.
• The user may select a preset camera position to be used in a tour list by double clicking on the camera in the tour list properties dialog.
• The user may cause a tour list of cameras to be displayed on a local monitor by dragging the tour list to the monitor object in either the CHART II Navigator or on the monitor group.