NavNet 3D allows for a more straightforward user interface with a combination of both RotoKey™ and a familiar point-and-shoot cursor pad control. The power of the point-and-shoot interface allows for incredibly simple operation - click anywhere on the screen for context-sensitive options for that area. Click on any data box to access detailed information for that function.
A variety of features can be accessed through a familiar left or right click interface. You can also connect a generic USB mouse to further simplify operation.
One press of the Disp key allows you to easily select the presentation you desire. Five intelligently designed hot-pages are available to you right out of the box, with the ability to save up to ten custom hot-pages.
Customize any hot-page with a simple long press of the RotoKey™, which launches the hot-page wizard.
This is NavNet 3D’s revolutionary new control that merges the power and versatility of soft keys with an easy-to-use rotary knob! One turn of the RotoKey™ gives you instant access to full control of NavNet 3D. The RotoKey™ is designed as a part of NavNet 3D’s scalable operating system; a short press of the RotoKey™ gives you access to a user-selected set of the functions that you select upon installation from Basic, Standard, Full or Custom, while a longer press of the key displays all of the functions available. Never leave your navigation screen to enter a menu again!
A simple press of the Range key allows you to adjust the chart/radar range scale of your choice with ultra smooth zooming-in/out actions – thanks to TimeZero® technology.
The scrolling pad allows independent scrolling and panning capabilities from a dedicated omni-pad. Pan the chart or shift the radar quickly and seamlessly. You can also control Axis IP cameras without accessing complicated menus or changing your current presentation.
One long press of the 3D key will toggle the chart from 3D to a familiar 2D, top-down perspective. While the chart remains in its native 3D environment, only the perspective shifts. Press the key again and you toggle back to 3D. There is no special mode required to shift back to 3D perspective.
