Views🔗
Note
View is a pre-configured screen grid with already placed cameras in the cells.
This tab displays user and server views, which can be collapsed if necessary.
You can change the order of user views by long-pressing and dragging.
In user views, the 
button allows you to rename, edit, or delete the selected view.
Viewing🔗
When choosing the view, the multi-picture page opens.
Multi-picture view is a display mode where the frame updates of the cameras directly depend on the number of cameras shown on the screen.
Note
The multi-picture can be viewed in both portrait and landscape orientations.
If the number of cameras is less than 14, the video will be displayed in the regular format. However, if the count equals or exceeds 14, the update will be frame-by-frame and sequential.
When scrolling or adjusting the number of columns, the cameras update accordingly.
While viewing, you can zoom to adjust the number of displayed columns, but this change will reset upon exiting the view.
You can swipe left or right to see other views.
Tapping on a camera displays it in full-screen mode. Swiping left or right allows you to cycle through all cameras in the view.
If the column number is less than four, the camera names are displayed.
The button in the upper right corner of the view allows you to perform the following actions:
Exiting the view editor returns to the preview.
Note
Only grid optimization function is available for server views.
Grid optimization allows to use screen space efficiently by adapting the cell sizes to the size of cameras. This option can also be configured on the Also tab in the Video section.
The image below shows the unoptimized and optimized grid view.
Warning
The optimization setting is applied to all views. The size of the view preview cells on the Main page and in the list of views is the same for all cameras even if the optimization option is enabled.
Creating a new view🔗
To create a new view, tap on the plus button, which is located in the lower right corner of the screen.
In the appeared window, enter the name of the view.
Next, select the cameras for the view.
When selecting cameras, you can:
View them in list or tile mode;
Use camera and folder search.
Select and unselect cameras in the current folder, taking into account cameras in subfolders, by tapping the
button in the top right corner.
Use gestures to zoom the size of the displayed camera cells, and long touch to swap cells.
After tapping the checkmark at the bottom of the screen, the new view will appear at the top of the Main page and in the list of user views.
Note
All previously marked checkboxes will be saved. The user can continue working with the selected views after completing the process of creating a new view.
View previews
Each view has a preview on the left, showing the number of columns and camera previews.
If a frame can not be retrieved from the server, a gray background with a crossed-out camera will be displayed instead of the preview.
Caching🔗
When a new configuration is detected, if the real-time configuration update option is enabled, the following will occur:
Update of the server view list.
Refresh of cameras within both server and client views.
View deletion if it has no cameras.
While viewing in multi-picture mode:
Returning to the views list when the number or order of views changes.
Real-time update of the multi-picture view when cameras in views change.
When viewing a camera selected from the multi-picture view:
Returning to the views list if access to the view is denied.
Returning to the multi-picture display upon changing the view.
Video restarts when camera settings are modified.
During view editing:
Cameras are automatically refreshed.
If there are no cameras or access to them is denied, the view will not be saved.