Reference: Defining Desktop Notifications

This article applies to the following products:
All WiLife Camera Kits

This article applies to the following platforms:
Windows Vista
Windows XP Professional / Home / MCE

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NOTE:  This is a WiLife Platinum Feature.  This information is available in your help file by pressing F1.


Desktop notifications display whenever an important WiLife Command Center event occurs such as a camera was lost/found, a scheduled event was started/stopped, an online viewing session was started/stopped, or motion was detected by a camera.  

You can enable/disable desktop notifications from the WiLife Command Center Software icon in the system tray.

Desktop notifications are set up on the Advanced > Alerts tab.

Here are three examples of the notifications that will appear on the desktop:

New Camera Discovered	When a camera is discovered by your Command Center, the notification will display and give you details such as what type of camera was detected, the firmware version, and its MAC address.
Camera Not Detected	When a camera is no longer detected by Command Center, the notification will display and relay the camera's name so you know exactly which camera to check on.
Motion Detected	When a camera detects motion, the notification will display and relay the camera's name and display a thumbnail of the recording as well as the date/time stamp the camera detected motion.