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Part No. DK010044 (EN) 65.

Contents
Contents ........................................................................ 1
Summary........................................................................ 2
Quick Start ..................................................................... 3
Overview ....................................................................... 4
UI Panels........................................................................ 5
Main toolbar ................................................................. 5
Connect to camera ...................................................... 6
Add a measurement tool................................................ 6
Add overlay elements ................................................... 6
Timeline panel .............................................................. 7
Event markers ............................................................ 8
Event tips ................................................................. 8
Palette and temperature span panel (not HDC systems) ............. 9
Data block panel...........................................................10
Data Block/Tool Properties............................................11
Picture-in-Picture (PiP)......................................................12
Keyboard Shortcuts ..........................................................13

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Summary
This manual describes the Multi-View software supplied with your
ThermaScope® HD system. It is compatible with both HDT and HDC
variants for displaying and managing kiln data.

All Trademarks are acknowledged.


ThermaScope® and WinCem® are trademarks of Thermoteknix
Systems Ltd.

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Quick Start

Step 1: Power on computer

Step 2: Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete to unlock computer

Step 3: Log in to computer

Step 4: Double-click Multi-View® icon on desktop

Step 5: Click the down button at the top edge of the screen to

show the main toolbar. Click the Cameras menu to show the

camera stream gallery. Click one of the cameras in the

gallery to connect to the stream.

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Overview
The user interface consists of 4 control panels located at the edges of
the screen. To show or hide a control panel click the associated side
button, as shown in the picture below. Note that the right side panel
is not available for HDC systems.

Main Menu / Toolbar

Palette and
Data block list
Temperature Span

Timeline and Graph Panel

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UI Panels

Main toolbar
To show the main toolbar panel click the button at the top edge of
the display.

Cameras menu
Click to show and connect to the available cameras on your local PC or network .
Toggle a camera on/off to connect.
You can only connect to 2 cameras at a time in each main window.

Measurement tool menu


Click to show the tools gallery.

Retract camera / Allow insertion


When toggled on, the camera is not allowed to insert.

Create a new window


For split screen or display on a second monitor

Lock the user interface window layout and current connections


Click to enter the password and unlock [The default password is: 000000]

Exit the program


Closes all windows, settings are remembered for next time the software is started

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Connect to camera
To connect to a camera video stream, click the Cameras menu on the
Main Toolbar and then click one of the cameras in the camera menu
gallery.

To disconnect from a camera stream, click the Cameras menu on the


Main Toolbar and then click one of the highlighted cameras in the
camera menu gallery.

Add a measurement tool


To add a measurement tool to the video surface, click the Measure
menu item, click a tool type and then click on the video surface to
add it.

Add overlay elements


Additional graphical elements can be added to the video surface to
identify edges and features in the scene by clicking the Overlay
button on the Measure menu.

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Timeline panel
To show the timeline panel click the button at the bottom edge of the
display. Mouse-drag the timeline left/right to go forwards or backwards in
time.

1
Show measurement tool graph panel
HDT Elite systems only
2
Auto-scale graph
HDT Elite systems only
3
Export graph data
HDT Elite systems only
4 Go to start of stream

5 Go to previous event

6 Play from or Pause at the current video stream time

7 Go to next event

8 Play live
Synchronise window play state
9 Current time, play, play live, pause are synchronised for all video
streams.
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Add a user event
Pressing Insert will add a user event without an associated comment
11 5 minutes Select time span for the timeline

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Current video stream time
12 01/02/2018 11:08:00 Click then either drag or mouse-wheel to edit

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Current video stream time marker
Drag left or right to go to a specific point in time
Event marker row
14 Double-click marker to go to time, hover/mouse-over to view event
tip

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Date or Time label
Double-click to go to that time

Event markers
Whenever an event occurs (an error, notification or change of system
state), a marker is published in the event area on the timeline. Both
colour and interval heights are used to indicate the current state, as
described in the following diagram.
Active — A condition is active.

Active, Acknowledged — A condition is active. It has been acknowledged.

Inactive, Missed — A condition was active but is no longer. It was not


acknowledged.

Inactive, Acknowledged — A condition was active but is no longer. It was


acknowledged.

Disabled — An active condition was disabled. Its current condition is


unknown

A singular event, such as a user defined event.

Event tips
To view details about an event, hover the mouse pointer over the
event marker or the event interval, or click the marker. An event tip
will appear as shown in the picture below. Double-click an event row
to go to that time on the timeline.

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Palette and temperature span panel (not HDC systems)

To show the palette and span panel, click the button on the right
edge of the display.
1 Temperature Span Maximum
Click the number to enter edit mode. Use the mouse wheel or
drag the number up/down to change each digit. Click away from
the number to apply the change.
2 Temperature Span Minimum 1
Click a number to enter edit mode. Use the mouse wheel or
drag the number up/down to change each digit. Click away from
the number to apply the change.
3 Current Palette and Palette Selector
Click the palette to show the palette menu and select a new
palette.
4 Isotherm Editor
Click to add, edit or remove a palette isotherm.
5 Optimise Span
Click to optimise the span limits for the current image

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Isotherm Property Page

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Data block panel

To show the data block panel, click the button on the left edge of
the display. Use the mouse wheel or mouse drag to scroll the list up
or down.
1 Tool name
2 Tool value name
Spots have 1 value. Areas have 3 (max, average, min).
3 Show (or hide) this block on image surface
Press + in this list to show the block and × to hide it.
4 Turn trend on
The icon colour is the same colour as the tool.
5 Value (temperature)
6 Alarm status
When red or purple, click to acknowledge the alarm.
7 Drag any corner to resize the data block

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Double-click the block to show the block property


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Data Block/Tool Properties


Double-click a data block to show data block properties, allowing you
to edit data block properties and add, edit or view data block value
alarms and outputs, as shown in the pictures below.
Add, remove and edit alarms and outputs.
Change name, colour, visibility, position and (To enable an alarm, the tool must be
type. Set trend target temperature. “locked”.)

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Picture-in-Picture (PiP)
Connecting to a second camera in any given window creates a second
video stream as a Picture-in-Picture (PiP), as shown in the picture
below.
1 2 3

1 Double-click the picture-in-picture to swap stream


source with the main window.
2 Drag the picture-in-picture anywhere on the screen.
3 Drag any corner to resize the picture-in-picture.
If the main camera is disconnected, the picture-in-picture becomes
the main stream.

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Keyboard Shortcuts

To run the application full screen, press the F11 key.


To return to windowed mode, press the ESC key.

To quickly insert a User Event without having to type in an event


description message, press the Insert key.

To delete an (unlocked) tool, select the tool by clicking it on the


display (or by clicking any of its data blocks) and press the Delete
key.

You can use the Windows 10 Game Bar to take a picture or video of
the application while it is running.
Recording: Win + Alt + R
Snapshot: Win + Alt + PrintScreen
The results are saved in “This PC”\Videos\Capture.

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