Webcam Archive Hints

• Year, month, day and time can be selected separately, the other values remain.
• Grayed fields mean at this time there are no images.
• Current moves to latest image.
  The image is automatically updated with the arrival of a new image (usually every 10 minutes).
• Full size image: A click on the image opens a large window with the full camera resolution.
  The section can be positioned by moving the mouse.
  The mouse wheel (or keys +/-) zooms the full size image.
• The archive is implemented with AJAX technology and therefore requires a modern browser with JavaScript enabled.

Image sequences as time lapse or thumbnail:

	Starts a time lapse sequence of the last pictures. Date and time of the currently selected image is the basis, the time lapse plays up to this time. The sequence is composed from the individual images, so this function works only with a fast computer and Internet access.
	As above, but the sequence is formed over several days for each of the same time.
	Shows a series of thumbnails. The presentation begins with the most recent (or previously selected) image and is reverse chronological.
	As above, but the sequence is formed over several days for each of the same time.

Keyboard and mouse scroll wheel for fast access:

• Cursor up / down: Moves to the previous or next image respectively. While pressing the key the time is rolled quickly to the desired time, the image is built up only after you release the key.
• Mouse wheel in the time field: to behave like the cursor keys up / down, ie rolls frame by frame.
• Cursor left / right: Turns one day back or forward. Otherwise behaves like left / right.
• Mouse wheel in the date field: acts as the cursor left / right, that is rolled by the day.
• A key or Esc jumps to the current image.
• T key starts the thumbnails.
  You can scroll with the arrow keys or the mouse wheel.
• V key starts the time lapse presentation on the last pictures.
• + or F key displays the image in full resolution of the camera.
  The image is positioned by using the cursor keys or by moving the mouse.
  Esc key or click closes the fullscreen window.
  F key fits the image into the size of the windows.
  +/- key or mouse wheel zooms the full screen image.