AcuraVision Quick Manual
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1. ao Q amp A Q What is Operation Logs Q Why sometime occurs fogs screen and how to A Site Server records login logout sessions preferences change to clear screen Pee ral ee et Fate Main Si Line 0001 San time edit EL Fy B E ny favo Ea O i m r ni 7 1 440 Beth i 6 mop EE E You have to click turn off Mask selection Q how to use Flame People Counter Face detection Loitering detection Car Plate and Smoke detection A all these detections are not offered by Acura vision 1 53c because Some of them need specify hardware 13 modification date and time as well as date and time logs of connections from remote sites To view these operation logs first click on the Site Server program screen Then in the pop up menu click Operation Log to open the Logs dialog box Lope Started Site Server Preferences Camera C1 Motion detection Freferences Camera C1 Resolution Proferences Camera Ci j recording moda Profane Gama C2 y Motor dite tiori Preferences Camera C2 Rerokitin Preferences Camera iC2 recording mode Freferences Camera Ca Moton detection Proferanoes Canara C3 Resolution Proheire i Canari Sf ricordi mhi Preferences Camera C4 holion detection Preferences Camera C4 Resolution SOR 240 ip Preferences Camera C4 recording moda 5 Hornritop Smart Re Prirfanos j Dovict input BTATG AG2. AcuraVision 1 53c Quick User Guide version 1 1 Acura Embedded Systems Inc Guide Index Site Setting 1 Camera Setting 3 IP Camera Setting _ 4 Network Setting 5 Detect Event Selection Setting _ 6 Remote View Setting 9 Events Information Checking __ 11 Audio Setting 12 Q amp A wwnnnnnnnnnn nnn n ene n enn nennenn nnn neenenennns 13 Site Setting When first time to open acuraVision 1 53c following settings are necessary Time setting Site name setting User can choice own Site name Recording database setting recording all events Temp folder setting recording all events email send 1 Click b open pop up 4 split screen 2 Click Preferance T out IF Camera Channel Setup virtual Keybaord Operation Log Backup Scheduler Preferences About Allow remote access settin Recording database setting Site name setting 8 2 Preferences General Came View Device Sched e Audio Network user Site name Acura Locgite Iv Allow remote access Storage fp No j Location Allocated Re Used Record Free Record Associab 1 D SecurityMDB New F 8 0G 25 1G 17 1
3. cmd click OK Enter DOS sub window shows as following ex C WINDOWS system32 cmd exe Motion detection Sensor detection Manual trigger press Enter detection Missing amp left object detection Virtual fence detection Secure zone detection Secure Change detection Flow counting detection Microsoft Windows XP Version 5 1 2666 lt C gt Copyright 1985 2661 Microsoft Corp C Documents and Settings User gt ipconf ig Mindows IP Configuration Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection Media State Media disconnected Ethernet adapter Local rea Connect ion pects DNS Suffix ss IP Addr os oso k e 168 6 173 Subnet Mask Default Gateway C Documents and Setting The Steps of Detection Settings as following At Detect events by sub window click select boxes to select different detections Then do Detection Respond Setting n Say oe Preferences General Camera View Device Schedule Audio Network User vveb Server V Enable Web Server V Bind Web Server IP Address 192 168 0 l Enable dynamic IP I Enable mobile phone rqmote watching Interval s 1 60 sec TCP port video Server wideo dimension 320x240 video compression Fast quality D etect events by Detect events by Motion detection A Sensor detection Manual trigger press Enter Missing amp left object detection Virtual fence detection Secure zone detection Flow cou
4. mechanical needs of the project are in place before starting and that any other possible interference are addressed A review of the Installation Check List is critical since this list needs to be checked off and a copy sent back to the supplier so it can be attached to the Customer file All projects require the filling out of appropriate forms or else warranty may be limited The list and or these Installation Instructions are not designed to be exhaustive or restrictive they are part of a process of total quality management and will help the installer to be in control of the project Please refer to caution and installation guides provided with each piece of equipment component or accessory In order to receive the best performance out of a new Acura computer system all components should be installed in a way that allows for ease of operation by customer s trained personnel or trainer under regular operating conditions Please take a moment to check off the following boxes so the undersigned can verify that the installation is complete and operational If something is not working as initially configured and tested please inform the installer immediately so that the problem can be fixed as promptly as possible Follow up with a Corrective Action Report CAR where appropriate Below are some points or conditions to watch out for Please initial them off as you proceed All parts components and accessories are received and prepared for install
5. the logged events of one camera select the camera number from the Camera list Clear All Click this button to delete all event logs from the list These events are not deleted from the record database View Click this button to launch the Event Viewer program and play back a selected event Not all events contain video recordings 11 Bi Wield bii da iarna Mintior binair b bet obpees virial noe minai Secure mre niani Plime Plow Couar 4 D o a n etetireee wlt 00 mg nET w oe ong tea al mrga ak Oo 7 Or 5 wmn tia a ih bcbitiziiiiii ap bj k ki Ej Ey eee eee f FEEEEFEFEFFFEIL EEE Er ge oe qt eeerere corer gs AUi EA AAAA AE rrr f g i a a IREE Click any of the other tabs in the Event Log dialog box to view only logged events of a particular type of event Audio Setting Setting Setting gt Preference gt Audio select Audio 1 following figure show setting General Camera View Device Schedule Audio Network User Sound recording E A2 AQ Ad Dewice HMCap7R Capire Audio name Device 01 Disconnect audio Compression anecm Associated camera f C1 c2 A o O c4 co cw cu ci2 e Cc Co Pcs cib Play lve gouri Al he a3 Ag Must empty this checkbox Otherwise audio is not work Ca ow 1 First check audio hardware connection 2 Empty disconnect audio checkbox of selected audio
6. trainers understand the components and wiring for all applicable systems as well as In line fuses are accessible and their locations are known Administrative controls for systems are in the hands of trained service personnel Note Check twice install once For Assistance call your sales and service representative first for guidance Print Name Signature of Chief or Representative Date of signature Print Name Signature of Authorized Installer Date of signature 16 Customer Name Location Serial Number VIN Number Unit Number Date Installed Who Installed Contact Number Notes Toll Free 1 866 502 9666 www acuraembedded com 17 With the unique set of products Acura Embedded Systems remains committed to its goal of providing trouble free and customer friendly service A special customer service unit has been set up specifically to cater to our esteemed customers needs Technical Support North American Technical support contact your Salesperson Cal USA CANADA 1 866 528 2214 AU NZ 3 5284 0222 UK 8453 455 734 support acuraembedded com Mailing address Acura Embedded Systems Inc Unit 1 7711 128th Street Surrey BC V3W 4E6 CANADA Ph 604 502 9666 Fax 604 502 9668 Toll Free 1 866 502 9666 18
7. G 1 2 3 4 veillance video recordings lt gt dd Delete Modify Allocated Record Space 8 0G Used Record Space 25 1G IV Auto recycle Settings Free Record Space 17 1G Storage Failure Notification Always display original video resolution Reports Date amp Time Auto restart machine after Auto Windows Login Temp folder D SecurityMDB acurasystemp Browse a Va Tes folder soting Allow remote access setting Suggest to select it if plan to remote control or view 2 Camera Setting IP Camera Setting After Site Setting completed need to set camera quantity and Before IP camera setting four important following steps have to camera feature complete Click b setting Setting gt Preference gt Camera gt C which aie site computer network connection is correct and camera is e g C5 in below figure 2 acuraVision Network setting Please reference Network Setting General Camara View Device scree Audio ue Chapter in next page in this Guide af ce cio en cfc cis cis c1 REENE 3 3 IP camera own hardware reference relative IP camera user manual janoon detection _ sees Or Getection _ Marwal riager press Enter _ Mis sro 8 wR ob ject Getection Frasi terco draen e 4 IP camera own software reference relative IP camera user manual Csao 76 Jre detection Then Clicking T the button opens the fol
8. PIO 1 J input Gonos char ron to oeg Preferences Devia Inpul BTETEAGPEE 1 iip Dawris g E in Preferences Device Input y BTErEGPID1 Input Devices lt i to z Preferences Derka input BTE7G GPI0 1 f input Denkes l to Preferennes Device input Dayka i PJ oJ Log list The Log list shows the date and time user account name and the action performed Delete Click this button to delete all recorded logs Only users with administrator privileges have rights to delete operation logs Save As Click this button to save operation logs as a text file Keep as Select this option and specify how many days of operation logs to maintain This enables Site Server to purge old logs after the specified number of days and free up disk space 14 ACURA INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS The following instruction is designed to assist the technician or customer in the basic steps of installing Acura products and makes the assumption that commonsense and previous experience will aid in the installation Safety and caution must always take precedence in the installation of any electrical or mechanical system The correct tools parts fasteners safety equipment as well as any instructions diagrams and schematics must be gathered reviewed or made available prior to beginning the process of installation The installer is required to prepare in advance the work area and see that the electrical or
9. ation Areas to receive equipment are clear and free from obstruction The mounting system selected is appropriate for the apparatus Before attaching brackets make sure there are no hidden fluid or wiring obstructions Use appropriate fasteners and backing as required Ensure Power Sources are identified and adequate to operate system without over taxing available battery reserve An Amp hour survey should be completed and additional battery capacity addressed Power is direct from battery to a distribution fused block 15 Before attaching any wiring be sure that power leads are correctly fused and correctly identified or as well as correct voltage and wire size 12 ga power supply minimum Caution Incorrect connection of wires will affect the electronics and will void warranty Burnt wiring and blown circuitry is evidence of improper installation Fasteners will require lock washers washers isolation or proper grounding Computer is adequately hidden and out of the way yet readily accessible with good ventilation Touch screen is mounted securely to the apparatus Touch screen is in a location where desired user s can comfortably operate the unit Unit is fully functional while the engine or radio of the apparatus is running and free of RF Connections components or accessories are not impeding the duties of personnel Factory operating system locked and all factory applications are functional All service personnel and
10. e Notification s Alarm Selection Email Setting Notifications Detection Respond sub window Respond to events by huper huperlab com sales huperlab com Options 25994 161 Options Options Dog Bark Record Stop Play Loop Mv Flash message at local site lv Flash message at remote site iv Change to single view and delay for 5 2 sec Cancel Em4 il sending any detections of Motion Missing amp Left Virtual fence Secure zone and Scene Change to setting email address Alarm have five sound s alarm option which are Dog Bark Bell Ring Whistle Laser and Custom Before this Alarm setting Must completed Audio Setting Fax and Phone need modem hardware to installation amp Remote View Setting Remote View offers an easy way to remote control by web explorer users Following steps will complete Setting 1 Check Network Setting correctly If Network Setting is not work Remote View will be no work Please reference Network Setting 2 After get the Acura Vision Site IP address for instance 192 168 0 173 fill IP address to Bind Web Server IP Address line 3 Option Change TCP port for instance 80 or 90 which is als from below Network setting Page Preferences General Camera View Device Audio Networ vveb Server V Enable web Server V Bind Web Server IP Addrgss 192 168 0 173 M Enable dynamic IP l Enable mobile ph
11. lowing pop up menu MOTION Click here to setting IP Camera PTZ Camera to preset DETECTION TY out IP Camera Channel Setup gt virtual Keybaord i i Depend on CV capture card s video ports 4 16 Operation Log Backup Scheduler Notify if video loos SANGS Apply To Preferences Apply All About Camera Channel Setup IP Camera Channel Setup Available IP camera channel Used IP camera channel Available IP camera channel Used IP camera channel Click Disconnect camera to TT Setting button Cancel disconnect others unselected When select IP cameras the quantity of IP cameras should be less then total camera quantity otherwise split screens will be occupied by all IP cameras After IP camera s channel selected following message box will come Only connect selected cameras and disconnect others unselected cameras Otherwise acuraVision 1 53c will shows again and again i Pr e fer ence me S S age box ab out enabling r ecoding ecoeoooo e gt Change IP camera channel setting will reset some camera related configuration and will restart DYR system Do you Ns want to continue Ea 4 Network Setting Detect Event Selection Setting At first find own computer s IP address In acuraVision 53c there are 8 detect functions Enter windows operating system gt click START gt Run gt Type
12. nting ee ae oe Performance Low High video port Detection Respond Respond to events by A Notifications _ External device FTP event image _ PTZ Camera to preset Frame rate Fault tolerance TCP Port v Settings Apply To Modify Settings Apply To Cancel Next page will show a detection setting example 6 _5 For instance setting Flow Counting detection Select Flow Counting selection box gt then click Settings button gt Flow Counting Screen will come as foHowing Flow Counting Line amp Direction setting E Apply To H Flow counting 2 e A T EE ta poly en eee i peer gt f fo Start time 14 47 04 oe amp Ww Line in vs out Homes EE H Line2 in vs out gt EW min 171440 Sensitivity 1 5 k 5 d gt RLS 200 IN 200 BB tH Setting flow counting time min Time Counter Ey At Flow Counting Setting Screen completed two steps at least 1 Setting one or more flow counting LINE and flow Direction RED and BLUE arrow 2 Setting flow counting time If set 24 hours flow counting type 1440 minutes to Counter which shows at previous page figure if you enter 60 minutes to the counter will reset to zero after every hour After click notification at Detection Respond follows figure will com
13. one rqmote watching Interval 1 60 sec TCP port Video Server Video dimension 320x240 Video compression Fast quality E I Performance uf 1 Low High Video port Frame rate Fault tolerance TCP Port 12 Medium 10 High Cancel After above three steps Remote View will be realized in web Explorer as follow http Web Server IP Address TCP port eg http 192 168 0 173 90 Local Site Windows Internet Exp 7 192 160 0 173 v x amp P Pa Ed view Favomes Toos Hep kfoots A E P Freeroll Bloca te a e S Page Seye Toe HEEBRESER BA 6900 A Done When first time use Remote View function Explorer will request Run two ActiveX control Please let them running KK User User ID E Cancel Password V Guest log in Connection Site Server IP address Bandwidth DSL T1 LAN connection gt 56K Camera 10 Event Information Checking In general when Click button all detect event messages will be found OType If you want to view only the logs of one type of event such as Motion event select it from the Type list Log list The Log list shows details about each event such as the start and end times of the event camera number indicated by C1 C4 or sensor number indicated by S1 S16 that detected the event type of event etc Camera If you want to view only
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