Logon to the HANET Operational system is over a secure encrypted
link and the first time you logon using your allocated username and password
you will be presented with the web security certificate box. You must press the
yes button to proceed.
You are not permitted to login using the same username and password
on two separate PCs at the same time. If this is done deliberately then after 3
failed login attempts the system maintainer will be alerted. This may also
occur unintentionally if you close down your browser without logging out then
attempt to open the browser and login again. If this is the case then wait for
at least two minutes before attempting to logon again.
HANET Operational has 2 different user levels, High Level
Operational User and Standard Operational User. The reason for different user
levels is for the blanking operation where a High Level Operational User is
permitted to blank or un-blank cameras to the Standard Operational Users should
they wish to do so. Your user level will be assigned at the time of
registration.
Standard Operational Users are not permitted to blank cameras.
Following successful login to HANET Operational you are presented
with the map selection page which allows selection of the RCC areas covered by
HANET Operational. You can either click on the text links or on the specific
areas on the map itself.
Following the selection of an RCC region, a zoomed in map of that
area will be displayed showing the individual PCO areas. Select a PCO area
using the map or text links and you will be taken to the Camera Map Display.
Following the selection of your PCO area a map of that area will
be displayed showing the camera icons, a more detailed map and some map
controls.
On clicking on an available camera, a popup will be displayed containing
the camera image. You must ensure that pop-ups are enabled within your browser
otherwise they will not be displayed. This image will be updated at a nominal
rate of every six seconds. This rate is dependant on the amount of available
bandwidth which will also be affected by your internet connection and the total
number of open pop-ups by all users of the system - more pop-ups means more
bandwidth being used.
It is possible to have up to 6 pop-ups open at any one time.
Should the camera not be available to Standard
Operational Users those users will have the "Camera Unavailable" image
displayed to them.
For all camera images the camera identifier and
description will be shown in the title bar of the pop-up.
As each new pop-up is opened it will be tiled on
your display. A maximum of 6 pop-ups can be viewed concurrently. Closing your main browser or logging out
will automatically close all open pop-ups.
If there is a system fault relating to a camera, or if a camera is
disabled, then the icon of that camera will not be displayed on the map. Such
faults are automatically reported to the system maintainer. Should the system
become faulty whilst you are viewing the popup of an affected camera, the image
will change to a system fault image.
If you are viewing a popup reporting a system fault and the fault
clears, the popup will resume normal updating before the camera icon reappears
on the map. In this way it is possible to view a camera that is not shown on
the map, however the map will be updated to correctly display the camera after
a maximum of one minute.
Cameras can have one or more of the following statuses:
|
Status |
Description |
|
Available |
HA Camera that has the available
flag set to true and the faulty flag set to false. |
|
Faulty |
HA Camera that has the faulty
flag set to true and/or the available flag to false. |
|
Blanked |
HA Camera that has the Operator
Blanked and/or VIH Blanked flag set to true. |
|
Blocked |
HA Camera that has the Operator
Blocked flag set to true. |
|
HANET-Blanked |
HA Camera that has had a HANET-Blank applied to it by a
High Level Operational User. |
Note:
Standard Level Users will not be able to view Blanked or
HANET-Blanked images
High Level Operational Users will be able to view Blanked and
HANET-Blanked images
High Level Operational User and Standard Users will not be able to
view Blocked images
Camera Icon Colours
The following table details what colour the camera icon will be
for a Standard Operational User:
|
Icon Colour |
Image Available to User? |
Camera Available or Faulty? |
Blanked |
Blocked |
HANET-Blanked |
|
Green |
Y |
A |
N |
N |
N |
|
Red |
N |
A |
Y |
N |
N |
|
Red |
N |
A |
Y |
Y |
N |
|
Red |
N |
A |
Y |
Y |
Y |
|
Red |
N |
A |
Y |
N |
Y |
|
Red |
N |
A |
N |
Y |
Y |
|
Red |
N |
A |
N |
N |
Y |
|
Red |
N |
F |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
The following table details what colour the camera icon will be
for a High Level Operational User:
|
Icon Colour |
Image Available to
User? |
Camera Available or
Faulty? |
Blanked |
Blocked |
HANET-Blanked |
|
Green |
Y |
A |
N |
N |
N |
|
Blue* |
Y |
A |
Y |
N |
N |
|
Red |
N |
A |
Y |
Y |
N |
|
Red |
N |
A |
Y |
Y |
Y |
|
Blue|Amber* |
Y |
A |
Y |
N |
Y |
|
Red |
N |
A |
N |
Y |
Y |
|
Amber |
Y |
A |
N |
N |
Y |
|
Red |
N |
F |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
|
* When a camera is blanked by an operator in the RCC, it
will not be made available to Standard Operational Users. The High Level Operational Users will be
able to view the camera images, but will not be able to "un-blank" the camera
to Standard Operational Users – only the RCC is able to do this. The High Level Operational User will be
able to HANET-Blank the camera but this will not have any effect until the
camera is un-blanked by the RCC. A camera that is both blanked and HANET blanked will use
a "half and half" blue/amber icon, so it is immediately apparent to the user
as to what the status of the camera is. |
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