Registry Keys

Registry keys are used when their effects are only needed very rarely or in special projects. The registry keys are automatically generated in the Windows registry as soon as G-Core/Diagnostics is started once. Open the Registry Editor. The easiest way to do this is to go to Start > Run and enter regedit. Go to this subdirectory: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Geutebrueck\Gng\GCoreDiagnostics]

This is the description of the key:

Name	Description
LiveVideoHeight LiveVideoWidth	These two parameters specify in which resolution the live stream should be opened. The standard here is 352 x 288, corresponding to a Cif image. This value should not be changed, as performance loss can occur in conjunction with DLS dynamic live streaming.
UseCustomSetupPath CustomSetupPath	It is thus possible to determine the path in which the G-Core/Diagnostics setup (GCoreDiagnostics.gvsf) is stored. When the value UseCustomSetupPath is equal to zero, the parameter CustomSetupPath is not taken into account and the setup is always in the default path: `C:\ProgramData\Gng\`. When the UseCustomSetupPath is not zero, the setup is stored in the path specified in CustomSetupPath. Open a Windows Explorer and open the desired directory there. Copy the path from the Windows Explorer and paste it into the CustomSetupPath, e.g. `C:\My Data\MyG-ScopeDiagFolder`.
LiveTimeOut StorageTimeOut StorageTimeOutShouldBeFailure	With this it is possible to allow G-Core/Diagnostics to wait longer for an answer of the queried G-Core server. 1000 ms are the default wait time. If no pictures are delivered by the G-Core server in this time, G-Core/Diagnostics interprets this as an error. In particular for systems with larger databases (>10 TB), the response can take longer. Thus a larger value can be entered here (LiveTimeOut and StorageTimeOut). To minimize error alarms, it is possible to decide that timeout errors are not sent as an error. (StorageTimeOutShouldBeFailure = 0). The StorageEventTimeOut specifies how many milliseconds pass before the event is stopped. A duration of one second can lead to false alarms when checking IP cameras. The duration can be raised to up to 5 seconds here.
ClientHeigth ClientLeft ClientTop ClientWidth	These values specify the coordinates in which the G-Core/Diagnostics setup is opened. When these values are deleted, G-Core/Diagnostics setup starts in the center of the screen of the main monitor.

Name

Description

LiveVideoHeight

LiveVideoWidth

These two parameters specify in which resolution the live stream should be opened. The standard here is 352 x 288, corresponding to a Cif image. This value should not be changed, as performance loss can occur in conjunction with DLS dynamic live streaming.

UseCustomSetupPath

CustomSetupPath

It is thus possible to determine the path in which the G-Core/Diagnostics setup (GCoreDiagnostics.gvsf) is stored. When the value UseCustomSetupPath is equal to zero, the parameter CustomSetupPath is not taken into account and the setup is always in the default path: C:\ProgramData\Gng\.

When the UseCustomSetupPath is not zero, the setup is stored in the path specified in CustomSetupPath. Open a Windows Explorer and open the desired directory there. Copy the path from the Windows Explorer and paste it into the CustomSetupPath, e.g. C:\My Data\MyG-ScopeDiagFolder.

LiveTimeOut

StorageTimeOut

StorageTimeOutShouldBeFailure

With this it is possible to allow G-Core/Diagnostics to wait longer for an answer of the queried G-Core server. 1000 ms are the default wait time. If no pictures are delivered by the G-Core server in this time, G-Core/Diagnostics interprets this as an error. In particular for systems with larger databases (>10 TB), the response can take longer. Thus a larger value can be entered here (LiveTimeOut and StorageTimeOut).

To minimize error alarms, it is possible to decide that timeout errors are not sent as an error. (StorageTimeOutShouldBeFailure = 0).

The StorageEventTimeOut specifies how many milliseconds pass before the event is stopped. A duration of one second can lead to false alarms when checking IP cameras. The duration can be raised to up to 5 seconds here.

ClientHeigth

ClientLeft

ClientTop

ClientWidth

These values specify the coordinates in which the G-Core/Diagnostics setup is opened. When these values are deleted, G-Core/Diagnostics setup starts in the center of the screen of the main monitor.