Merit LILIN CMX Software HD 3.6 User Manual
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1. C Animate controls and elements insida windows Ll Animate windores when minimizing snd maidnioing LI Enable desktop composition Q Fade or side menus into view Fade or side ToolTips into view L Fade out menu items after cicking O Show preview and filters in folder O Show shadows under menus O Show shadows under mouse pointer O Show thumbnails instead of icons 1 Show transhucent selection rectangle 54 APPENDIX System Reguirement OS Windows XP Home Windows Vista Home SP3 required Windows 7 Home CPU Minimum Intel Duo CPU 2 0 GHz or above RAM 4 GB DRAM or above HDD Size _ At least 250 GB for recording storage Network Gigabit network Product Supported H 264 D1 IP Camera IPS203 IPS212 IPSO025 030 035 IPS125 130 135 IPR454X H 264 HD IP Camera IPR31ESX IPD112ESX IPGO12ES IPR414ES IPR614ES IPR712S IPDO12 H 264 1 3 MP IP Camera IPR31MX IPR712M Full HD IP Camera Series IPR733 IPR434 IPR742 IPR742 IPR722S IPD320ESX IPG1022 IPG1052 IPD2220 Video Server VS012 DVR NVR PDR 400IP DVR304 DVR308 DVR316 DVR508 DVR516 NVR104 Username and password Default username and password for various devices are described as in the table Benchmark Environment PC network card Gigabit network card Gigabit hub 1 H 264 benchmark table Intel Core i7 2630QM 2 00GHz RAM 8 GB DDR III OS Windows 7 64 bit H 264 1080P 1920 1080 at 30 FPS ee Tm2. Once above information is setup correctly CMX Software HD 3 6 starts to capture and to display POS transactions on live video OO00000 um Note For demo purpose please press F3 to show simulated POS transitions Chapter 11 4 Playback with POS Transactions During playback the recorded POS transactions get shown on the video and displayed on the list box Click on a POS transaction The video clip is played associated with the time of the POS transaction 47 Playback ee Channel 01 29 06 2011 Calendar non it 7 011 2f 1142 End 15 26 M 2 4 7 o 709 1 C Record 14 1 16 1 18 C Alarm 0 27 2 8 amp POS 28 amp 30 Conditio edi Event 3 Playing Time fal amp 10003 1 10 46 Reg 2011 06 29 15 24 46 amp 402094 2011 06 29 15 24 49 4 SNOOPY 3000T 2011 06 29 15 24 50 Z 202074 2011 06 29 15 24 53 Modem 2011 06 29 15 24 54 amp 3X 6000 18000T 2011 06 29 15 24 55 amp Sun 00 2011 06 29 15 24 56 4 2011 06 29 15 25 02 amp Subdtoal 18000 2011 06 29 15 25 03 amp Total 18000 2011 06 29 15 25 04 amp Cash 18000 2011 06 29 15 25 05 a Page 1 2011 06 29 15 25 06 amp POS 320104 Seq 0 2011 08 29 15 25 15 m Play From File DVideol3FF56643 4213 4403 83DA A34C3 Record Stat 14 26 00 1524 Record End 15 26 00 1X gt Stop Pause lt lt J gt gt Snapshot Playback Speed nm a C chi01 avi Close Chapter 11 5 Sear
3. Fons ID Y e System Settings Devices Settings Grouping Schedule Record Time HDD Information M Drive N Free Space iy CA 66 2304821 Total Recording HDDs 2 M DA 70 230432 0 Available recording space 460964MB 450G Averge frame size 481 KB Sec Approximate Recording Hours 7 days 18 hours 1 Minutes Chapter 2 5 Network Storage For recording over network storage such as iSCSI or NAS storage a user can configure CMX Software HD 3 6 to record the video to the network storage if the network storage supports Network Neighborhood protocol 15 af system Settings Network Add Network Drive l ii Drive 5 Login CMX Server User ID Mapped Drive of CMX PC User Password Serer UEL HTTF Fort Drive Number Free Space Local Mame HTTP Port http 192 168 11 4 84 El Free Space To do so please first select a drive at Add Network Drive list Select network storage by click on Mapped Drive of CMX PC button Once the network storage is selected click on Apply button At the last please check the newly added network storage from Drive Number for enabling the storage CMX records based on the selected drivers at circular recording basis KM Network jE 7F BENSONCHANG gM 7F CLONE Mil 7F DENAEL ACER gM 7F DLINE 1061 UM TF Fi6 gt jE 7F F18 gM 7F GENERAL J 7F JEFF jE 7F JERRY 16 Chapter 3 Grouping Settings A user may wa
4. To change recording configuration please follow the following selections Chapter 2 1 Schedule Recording Settings CMX Software HD 3 6 can schedule recording based on Always No Record and Motion recording for a particular hour To enable recording for a particular hour please click on the week control and set the recording option for the hour Please also specify the recording type by selecting one of the recording types To enable recording schedule for all hours please click on Apply button for Apply All Schedule To apply the recording settings for all cameras please click on Apply button for Apply Schedule to All Channels r 4 a System Settings Devices Settings Grouping Schedule Record Time Channel 01 Cam01 X Properties m NoRecord Motion ApplyAll Schedule Apply Schedule to All Channels Chapter 2 2 Motion Detection Recording To enable motion detection recording please click on camera Property button to enable Camera Settings dialog box Once the IP camera is configured properly please click on Video button to test the video streaming 243 amp Camera Settings oe CH 2 m Display Record rr Preview Name 2011 02 11 10 03 08 piel tule eh Location fo H srik a ai a med oe ii T i Mi Md Device Type H2084IPRIP Detect BJ a Frame Rate 30 fps ON VI Channel Camera gt M E
5. Cowes 00029 A TORE ROL OZ ee Des M Chapter 11 3 Link POS with a Channel To link a POS to a camera please click on Property button and POS button The POS Setting dialog box shows up Display Record Name Cam10 Location fT _ Device Type RTSP Detect Frame Rate 30 fps _ ONVIF Channel Camerat gt MV Enable Recording Network IP DNS 192 168 3184 HTTP Port ex 80 BO x Video Port BB4 00 Username root Camera Setting lm cH2 Find Device o _ Wdo___j Password Image Size 720x480 F Enable Motion Recording Delay Time sec B E Camera 485 ID 1 _____ Motion Launch Browser ee H264 Barcode Scanner Synchronize Time With PC Apply POS E In POS Setting dialog box please specify the following information for capturing POS transactions 1 Device POS register number 2 COM Port The mapped COM port number for the POS terminal 3 Print on Video File Record POS transaction into video file 46 4 Print on Playback Display POS transaction during playback 5 Print on POS Live Display POS transaction at live video 6 Text Alignment Alignment of POS transaction 5 POS Setting POS Text Printer Type Serial Port Print on Video File Device C Print on Playback Mapping Camera Camera 10 Print on POS Live View Module NONE TextAlignment COM Port Nouse ji ten Right 9600 8 None 1
6. One important feature of eMap is the central management system for live monitoring alarm Snapshot management and map management IP devices installed at different locations can be represented and managed by using maps Circular recording schedule recording individual HDD recording configurable and individual camera recording configurable provide the flexibilities in managing recording storages CMX Software HD 3 6 is designated for hybrid solution for IP camera video server IP Fast Dome and DVRs It provides total solutions for digital surveillance Major features are CMX Software HD 3 6 Main Features 1 Record and manage unlimited channels of H 264 JPEG HD IP cameras or DVR s cameras Scheduling continuous and motion detection recording supported eMap live video with alarm snapshots Integrated alarm management for alarm output 2 3 4 5 Web server for live video 6 iPhone and Android phones support 7 Retail and transportation business solutions 8 Device grouping and recall 9 IP Fast Dome control 10 Export recorded video to AVI file format 11 Easy to use calendar and time selections for video playback 12 User access levels configurable for groupings and features 13 Complete operational event logs 14 Two way audio and audio recording 15 Digital zoom device ePTZ and ROI supported 16 Dynamically video channels swapping with mouse drag and drop Copyrights Merit LILIN Enterprise Co Ltd holds exclusive own
7. 3 6 can perform video playback task for all IP based products including H 264 HD IP Cameras full D1 IP Cameras IP Fast Domes Video Servers LAN Cameras and DVRs To perform video playback on various IP devices follow the following sections Chapter 4 1 Playback To perform playback operation you have to select a camera channel ora DVR By clicking on playback button the playback dialog box shows up Based on a DVR device or an IP camera device each device of the playback operation is described in the following sections Playback Cam 03 11 07 21 09 35 25 dh _ 02 Cam 03 21 07 2011 Calendar S Juy s 2011 Fa sun on Te Wen Th FS logs Hd 1 6 7 8 13 14 15 Record 20 e E 23 Alarm 24 8 S 28 29 30 D Condition Event Playing Time Record 1 2011 07 21 09 30 00 Record 1 2011 07 21 09 31 00 Record 1 2011 07 21 09 32 00 Record 1 2011 07 21 09 33 00 Record 1 2011 07 21 09 34 00 2i Record 1 2011 07 21 09 35 00 Record 1 2011 07 21 09 36 00 Record 1 2011 07 21 09 37 00 Record 1 2011 07 21 09 38 00 Record 1 2011 07 21 09 39 00 Record 1 2011 07 21 09 40 00 4 m b ll Play From File C Video F5EEC030 F935 483c 8CC5 C266 aus 00 00 00 23 59 00 Save As AVI Play _ Pause Snapshot Playback Speed C chl02 avi um Seca Chapt
8. CMX please first enter the DVR ID CMX ID follow by the ENT button gp o n o To recall a grouping please type 1 MON and following by grouping ID and the PRESET button Chapter 6 3 2 Window division To change window division please first control a CMX and type the following buttons ean Blew To recall 36 window division please type CMX ID followed by DVR and ENT buttons The operation is same controlling a CMX nm Chapter 6 3 3 Recall a Camera For recalling a camera please select camera number and follow by CAM button Example Call camera 8 Pan left Pan right a Chapter 6 4 IP Camera ePTZ or ROI Feature For some IP cameras they provide ePTZ or ROI feature A user can still use the keyboard controller for ePTZ or ROI feature via CMX Software HD 3 6 Chapter 6 5 Keyboard Playback Please press SHIFT and DVR buttons for playback a CMX To select date and time please use Joystick to control the mouse for selection To control the CMX please type CMX ID DVR button and ENT button eo o For operating playback features please follow the following ce Pause Press PAUSE button during playing video can pause the video in pause mode Play Replay the video after Pause Fast Forward or Fast Rewind Fast Forward Fast Forward the playback video o Fast rewind Fast Rewind the playback video Stop Stop the playback video and return to playback menu o Select vario
9. DA 60 10923 HA 99 69236 1MB lw HDD Overwritten Furthermore each logical HDD drive should contain at least 10 empty space for storing video data CMX Software HD 3 6 deletes the oldest files first until it reaches 90 of the logical drive and it proceeds to the next logical hard disk drive for recording On line User Manual CMX Software HD 3 6 adopts Acrobat Reader for its on line manual by clicking on Windows gt Merit LILIN CMX HD 3 6 gt User Manual You must install Acrobat Reader before opening the on line manual Uninstall CMX HD 3 6 To uninstall CMX HD 3 6 please select Start gt Program Files gt Merit LILIN CMX HD 3 6 gt Uninstall A user might want to export the database Re import the database after new installation Please see Database Manager for detail Using CMX Software HD 3 6 on Windows Vista and Windows 7 platforms When you install CMX Software HD 3 6 on Windows Vista and Windows 7 platforms please go to control panel gt User Account Control Setting and low the setting to Default This can make sure that CMX can login automatically when watch dog performs system reboot Choose when to be notified about changes to your computer Wier Account Control helps prevent potentially harmful programs from making changes to your computer r Tell rr ymor Ea E Always notify Notify me only when programa try to make changes to my computer ido not dim my desktop Don t notify me when make changes te Wi
10. MAU Focus Auta Focus G Auto Pan Preset Auto pan control O O o Preset points Focus control Pre sat Pre sat Preset settings presets Preset Zoom control Speed control PTZ control Chapter 6 1 Preset Point Settings To setup preset points please invoke Presets dialog box Follow the following steps Step 1 Select preset point dropdown list Step 2 Type the time field Step 3 Type the speed field Step 4 Click up down left or right to move the IP Fast Dome to specific position Step 5 Click Apply button to set the position 30 Groups and presetpoints Groups and presetpoints Preset Point Fast dome adjustment Preset Point Lef j Timegn 255 TO Down Auto Focus Gpeedi0 255 F E L Focus zaam IRIS R N B Auto pan Apply cna Chapter 6 2 CMX Software HD 3 6 Status Panel CMX Software HD 3 6 status panel is described as following chart System date Recording percentage of HDD PTZ indicator Sequence mode System time safa Chapter 6 3 Control PTZ via PIH 931D Keyboard To use PIH 931D keyboard for CMX please follow the following steps First please add a RS 232 lt gt RS 485 convertor for connecting PIH 931D keyboard and a CMX PC RS 232 lt gt RS 485 Convertor RS 232 aan 1 Chapter 6 3 1 DVR Control Mode Press the SHIFT button and the DVR button to set the keyboard to DVR control mode To control a
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12. Modify user data User name New password Confirm password User level 28 Chapter 5 3 Delete a User To delete a user please select the user in user setting window and click on OK button Chapter 5 4 User Authorization Features of CMX Software can be assigned for a user To enable a feature for the user please first click on Property button The User Property dialog box shows up Click on the check box for the user in Access Level list item amp 3 User Property Username Name fadmin on Mail Address Pe Cancel SMTP Server PO i Eg Username PO Password PO Access Level Access Level Database Manager eMap PTZ Control NVR Application NVR Central Device Setting NVR Software Camera Setting NVR Software Grouping Setting NVR Software Playback NVR Software Power Down NVR Software PTZ Control NVR Software PTZ Setting NVR Software Record Start Stop NVR Software User Setting Chapter 5 5 Alarm Email Notifications For sending alarm email notifications please configure the email setting in the user After finishing email setting please configure Alarm Output Management at Camera Settings gt Oe Chapter 6 PTZ Control Panel In order to perform PTZ movements you have to select a particular live channel which contains an IP Fast Dome Once an IP Fast dome is selected you can control the movements using PC keyboard and or PTZ control Panel IRIS control ris Autolris tA
13. POS Transactions 0 ccssssssssssscccccccccccsssssssssssssssscccecccceseeeees 47 Chapter 11 5 Search POS Transactions cicia mite ed iniignmid Mii Mien eee 48 Chapter 11 6 Scanner Connection Basis for Transportation Business 48 Chapter 12 Mobile phone SUppollt ccssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssees 50 Chapter 12 1 iPhone and iPad supported Y yd 50 Chapter 12 2 Android Support ce YR 51 Chapter 13 Remote Manager GG NG Y O 53 Chapter 13 1 What should I do if experience video flickering in CMX 54 gt vVsteni ReaulremehU ce i YN Y id 55 username and passwords a hele eee eee ne Y E 55 Bencnmark EnVITODDIeHE sei YY SN YNYR YY SANG FAS 55 H264 DenchmarkK table aea ea Y YN YNAD lt aeiseus NANNAU CND AR 55 CMX 3 6 HD Software Specification a YN 58 CMX Software HD 3 6 User Manual Central Management Software CMX Software HD 3 6 is a total solution for managing LlLIN s network products including IP cameras and DVRs CMX Software HD 3 6 contains 1 network video recording software 2 eMap Manager 3 Database Manager 4 Web Server and 5 Remote DVR playback and file download Major features including unlimited H 264 JPEG IP cameras and DVR s cameras recording remote DVR video playback and file download and camera groupings with user authentication are integrated within one system application
14. en me z CPU model Intel i7 Quad Core 2 93GHZ RAM 2 GB DDR III OS Windows 7 64 bit SP1 H 264 D1 720X480 at 30 FPS H 264 720P 1280X768 at 15 FPS ooo p n Pl e 56 CPU model Intel T5750 2GHZ DuoCore RAM 3 GB DDR ll 677 OS Windows XP SP3 l C E mo s67 CMX 3 6 HD Software Specification Mem Accessories eM I DB Manager TI Backup o DVR remote backup AVI conversion and JPEG snapshots Management TI Network eS S u Ok Ke O Network S Other o 58 59
15. gt 09 03 11 19 46 28 Alam Cam3 Cam3 Alam 09 03 11 19 46 17 Alem Cam3 Cam3 Alam 09 03 11 19 46 06 Alarm Cam3 Cam3 Alam gt 09 03 11 19 45 54 Alam Cam3 Cam3 Alam gt 09 03 11 19 45 43 Alarm Cam3 Cam3 Alarm 09 03 11 19 45 31 Alam Cam3 Cam3 Alarm 09 03 11 19 45 22 Alam Cam3 Cam3 Alam 09 03 11 19 45 11 Alam Cam3 Cam3 Alam gt 09 03 11 19 44 58 Alam Cam3 Cam3 Alam gt 09 03 11 19 44 46 Alarm Cam3 Cam3 Alarm 09 0311 19 44 35 Alam Cam3 Cam3 Alarm M Ready Bla o ewsed Chapter 9 1 User Operational Report En Ls For showing all logon logs please click on User Log Report menu item _ To print out the report please click on Print Print Preview menu item Chapter 9 2 Event Report 5 For showing all alarm event logs please click on Event Report menu item To print out the report please click on Print Print Preview menu item e 42 Chapter 9 3 Database Maintenance d ty Database maintenance is constantly required To perform database maintenance please click on Tool gt Compact DB or click on Compact DB tool button Chapter 9 4 Import Database H Database configuration can be imported from a XML configuration file To import database please click on Import Database button Chapter 9 5 Export Database Database configuration can be export to a XML file for later use To perform exporting please click on Export Database button 43 Chapter 10 Setup
16. main screen which contains 36 windows division screen To add a device for the main grouping please follow the steps 1 Select Main Grouping in grouping dropdown list 2 Right mouse click on one of the cameras 3 Select Camera Properties to assign the camera properties Alternatively a user can add devices into Main Grouping at System Settings gt Device Settings Device Settings allows a user to manage up to 36 channels of IP cameras video servers PVS 1020 and PlH 1000S and H 264 HD IP cameras 19 System Settings System Settings Devices Settings Grouping Devices Settings S4 Past Dome Video servewlF Camera am OHO Camil 59 124 49 41 PDR 6040 eat ChO2 Cam 59 124 49 411 PDR 6040 ea ChO3 Cam 59 124 49 41 POR 6040 I Chll4 Cam IP Fast Dome ChOS Camb AF Fast Dome I Chli6 Camb AF Fast Dome 1 CHW Cam TP Fast Dome ChS Cam AF Fast Dome 1 ChOS Cam AF Fast Dome 1 Ch10 Caml0 AP Fast Dome ChllCamll AF Fast Dome 1 Chl Caml 2 AP Fast Dome 1 Chis Caml 3 AP Fast Dome Chl4 Caml4 AF Fast Dome 1 Chl5Caml6 AP Fast Dome Chl Caml5 AF Fast Dome 1 ie Ca cal ll ca Cl Gl cle ce Ca 2 Chapter 3 7 Window divisions Currently CMX Software HD 3 6 supports four types of window division including maximized window each view 4 window division 16 window division and 36 window division To see the maximized camera window you can select particular camera window and click on Each View button
17. specify the file name and click on Save Now button for the AVI file Play From File C WideolF5EEC030 F935 483c 8CC5 C266 save As AVI Cachl02 avi Save now Exporting AVI without OSD For direct exporting H 264 AVI file without OSD time stamp this operation performs fast than rendering OSD Range 2011 0820 16 42 00 201170920 17 25 00 Start 2011 09 20 16 42 End 2011 09 20 17 25 Cacht avi Save Ac Al 17 38 00 Save As AVI Savennw nw CAchlD1 avi m Playback Speed 1X CE Close CMX Software HD 3 6 video clips are stored in a hard drive s Video folder followed by a GUID folder The GUID folder is a 32 digit hex folder CMX Software HD 3 6 s video clips are stored as in the folder under year month day hour and minute To retrieve a particular a file please locate the file by the button of Play from a File Video J 2011 ra ro J F5EECO30 F935 483c 8CC5 C266517353DC a H ys MU 2011 Mo Aa JM oo UM os A 58 A 59 MU 06 Chapter 4 6 Snapshot For IP based devices you may want to capture a particular video into a picture You can click on the Snapshot button The picture is exported to a JPEG file format For DVR devices 26 please perform right mouse click and select Save As JPEG menu item Chapter 4 7 Alarm Event Playback To playback based on motion detection events please click on the alarm radio button at the Playback dialog box Click on Search butt
18. the ID setting of the IP Fast Dome The software may not control PTZ movement if the ID setting is incorrect If the above settings are done you can click on Connect button to test if the device is properly For default username and password information please see appendix for detail 10 Chapter 1 3 Looping Camera For demonstration purpose you can choose Looping Camera at Device Type selection box for duplicate video channel without physically connecting to an IP camera or a DVR s camera It can reduce bandwidth for the network video Chapter 1 4 ONVIF Setting To use RTSP streaming please first setup ONVIF protocol The detail setting of ONVIF is described as below Profile a user can select different streaming profile such as H 264 720P or JPEG 720P Protocol streaming protocol such as RTP UDP RTP TCP or RTP TCP HTTP Ouality compression guality Brightness brightness setting of the video Saturation saturation setting of the video Contrast contrast setting of the video Sharpness sharpness setting of the video Frame rate change frame rate setting of the IP camera Bit Rate bit rate setting of the video ONVIF Video Settings IPIDNS 59 124 49 36 Brightness 86 0 100 RTSP Port 554 Contrast 50 0 100 Username Saturation 50 0 100 guest Sharpness 86 0 100 Password FFRES j Frame Rate 15 U 0 Profile H26 4720P 2 E a Bit Rate 1228 64 5120 Codec H264 Resolut
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20. Dualview Dualview is a feature in Windows XP similar to multiple monitors Dualview allows you to expand the display across for both CMX Software HD 3 6 and eMap Display Properties Themes Desktop Screen Saver Appearance Settings Drag the monitor icons to match the physical arrangement of your monitors E Display 2 Default Monitor on 3 Graphics Inc SavageMX Screen resolution Color quality Less J More Medium 16 bit 1024 by 768 pixels Use this device as the primary monitor Extend my Windows desktop onto this monitor Trish The benefit of adopting Dualview is to use one mouse keyboard to control both CMX Software HD 3 6 and eMap Multiple camera view in CMX Software HD 3 6 and live video in eMap can be operated by an operator on a personal computer To install additional monitors you must first install the compatible video adapter hardware into the PC and connect the additional monitor To setup Dualview read the instruction manual of Windows XP Chapter 10 1 Central Monitoring Station Application For some PCs the PCs can connect up to four monitors in one PC A user can setup four monitors in a central monitoring station for complete system solution These four monitors can provide features of 1 CMX Software HD 3 6 for 36 window and grouping network video 2 eMap window for alarm and video management 3 Device Manager for device status monitoring 4 remote DVR pla
21. Export existing for later use Map properties Set map properties Device properties Set device properties Refresh Refresh eMap map list and device information gp 236 t a a e Chapter 7 3 i 3 Options Drag device mode Drag a device on a map for its position Camera view control Clockwise and counter clockwise rotate a camera view Device list panel Switch to Device panel Find device panel Switch to Find Device panel PTZ control panel Switch to PTZ control panel eMap edit mode for editing a map deleting a map and setup a device on map eMap control mode for PTZ control and live monitoring mode eMap Alarm Options Continuous Alarm snapshot interval sec Alarm video output time Number of Chapter 7 3 1 Setup a Map To setup a device map click on File gt New Map or New button at Map list A file opening dialog box gets displayed Please select the JPEG map file representing the installation site Type both map name and location information f Map Properties Map name Location Map path CADocuments and Settings user 537 To delete a map please first select the map in Map List and click on File gt Delete Map or click on Delete button To access property of the page click on Property button Map Name Descrip Bridge NewYork Train sta Japan Hightway Taipei Factory Newynork Chapter 7 4 Setup a Devic
22. Merit LILIN CMX Software HD 3 6 User Manual Table of Contents Chapter 1 Using CMX Software HD 3 6 cei YO GY RNNGNON CWYNO SDN YN YNN GU GON ON YNN 8 Chapter 171 System seuIndsa GY YG NO 8 Chapter 1 2 Add a New DevICGca i Y Y i takedeoesteaeantnenes 9 Chapter 1 2 Looping Camera a Y i 11 Chapter 1 4 ONVIF Setind i GG FY Y FO 11 Chapter T S IPScam Git yy gt c Yd RA WYF YU 12 Chapter 1 6 Alarm Output Manageme nt ccccccccccccssssssssssssssssscsccsccesesssssssssssssssccccescesseceees 12 Chapter 2 Recording SCUINGS a6 ee as 13 Chapter 2 1 Schedule Recording SettingS cccssssssssssssscsccccccseccsssssssssssssssscccccccsssecees 13 Chapter 2 2 Motion Detection Recording cccccccccccssssssssssssssscccccccsccccsssssssssssssssccccecseescesees 13 Chapter 2 3 Recording at System Startup ccccssssssssssccssccccccccscccsssssssssssssssscccccccesseesees 15 Chapter 2 4 Estimated Recording Days sccccccccccssssssssssssssssscscccccsscccssssssssssssssccccsccessscesees 15 Chapter 2 5 Network Storage ues Assienasessicecbecdsceeseesaeiicdcnianssanseceseesdvatucasstdeussustcnsecsaseseadisasss 15 Chapter 3 Grouping gt eTIngs aY T 17 Chapter 3 1 Grouping Name ce i Y ateeeits 18 Chapter 3 2 Groupings DeVICeS aW Y i el ee es 18 Chapter 3 3 Grouping Authentication scccccccccsccccccssssssssssssssssccccccscscessssssssssssssccccescsesceeees 18 Chapter
23. Perform grouping sequence after system reboot Full mode after reboot Perform full screen mode after system reboot Original video resolution at full screen mode Use original resolution at single channel view mode Do not scale original video Auto login when system starts Bypass login when system starts Default grouping Set default grouping at start up Auto minimized when system starts CMX runs in the background when system starts Default grouping Set default grouping Default window division Set default window division at start up To enable circular recording please check HDD Overwritten option To select HDDs for recording please select HDD s for recording in HDD Information list box System reboot enable the system to reboot every day at certain time Language To choose language setting please select your language from Language combo box Chapter 1 2 Add a New Device To add a particular device please first select the channel and click on Property button for adding anew device The Camera Settings dialog box shows up Please type at least IP DNS address port number username and password for connecting the live video of the device You can also click on Find Device and selection one device from the IPScan tool Click on Detect button for detecting the device type E a Te e O Display Recon Name Cam O2 Location Device Type Looping Cay Frame
24. Rate ON VIF aera Cam 001 ae E Enable Recording ciel gan E Network Crp ui IEDNS 127 0 0 1 HTTP Port ex 80 80 x Video Fort Usernanne admin Password Image Size Enable Motion Recording Alarm Output Time Camera 485 ID 1 Enable Alarm Input DT Alarm Output DD i Play Sound ONVIF E Ga Send Email Device Type IP Cam E ig PTZ Preset Go Recomimg Video Type H264 synchronize Time With PC Apply Alarm Input DI 0 ih Signal Digital Output Relay Output D0 ll Options To edit Camera Setting dialog box please right mouse click on a channel and select Camera Properties menu item Name camera name which is displayed on top of live video channel Location indicating the location of the camera installed Frame rate frame rate for the device Device type device type selection box RTSP is for H 264 D1 or H 264 HD IP cameras Enable recording enable or disable recording for the device IP DNS required the IP address of the device HTTP Port number the HTTP port number of the device Video Port number DVR s video port number IP camera s RTSP port number Username the username which is allowed to login the device 10 Password the password for the username 11 Image size the source video size of the device 12 Camera 485 ID IP Fast Dome RS 485 ID 13 Synchronize Time with PC Synchronize time with the remote PC eae a a a Note 1 RS 485 camera ID 1 to 128 must match
25. You can also double click on the live video for the maximized window To see 4 16 and 36 window division click on the window division buttons 36 window division 16 window division Chapter 3 8 Dynamic Video Channel Editing If a user wants to change the arrangement of a camera channel the user can drag a camera and drop to another video channel This operation swaps these two cameras positions dynamically in software There is no need to re assign all the IP settings if the user later changes his her mind for the camera s display position after installation Drag n drop Chapter 3 9 Digital Zoom To perform digital zoom please first drag on the window for digital Once the channel is in digital Zoom mode please select the green area for other region 21 Camis WUU THO we Lar ey ae O O O apm aanp PA E nn i Bg sia o dg a TJ iB i al Al MR Fr ss IP ala r a Fn ee E La O _ _ WE vaca edie Pi tice pg Chapter 3 10 Two way Audio To perform two way audio please first select a particular channel for listening to the audio of the channel Click on Speaker icon to enable audio feature To change volume please change volume bar To speak to remote site please click MIC On button To enable audio monitoring please double click on a channel in full screen mode for audio monitoring 2992 Chapter 4 CMX Software HD 3 6 Video Playback CMX Software HD
26. ch POS Transactions Too search a particular search conditions such as an amount a product item subtotal and total a user can set the search condition for associated time stamp Click on the item in the listbox It can play the video of the transaction Channel 01 Camo2 29 03 2011 Calendar a n EJ March 2 EU TM 0 Tue 2n Fri Far il2l3 4 5 6elz7zlailol 1 o 1 11 12 Record 13 14 17 18 19 Alarm 2 eje gt e e e anpos 27 28 amp 30 31 f Search Condition SNOOPY Playing Time Z SNOOPY 3000T 2011 03 29 17 56 20 Z SNOOPY 3000T 2011 03 29 17 57 50 Z SNOOPY 3000T 2011 03 29 17 59 19 Z SNOOPY 3000T 2011 03 29 18 00 48 Z SNOOPY 3000T 2011 03 29 18 02 18 4 SNOOPY 3000T 2011 03 29 18 03 47 Z SNOOPY 3000T 2011 03 29 18 05 16 Z SNOOPY 3000T 2011 03 29 18 06 45 Z SNOOPY 3000T 2011 03 29 18 08 14 Z SNOOPY 3000T 2011 03 29 18 09 44 Ka pm ETT E P p Chapter 11 6 Scanner Connection Basis for Transportation Business For transportation business a barcode scanner and a keyboard are widely used The barcode scanner for scanning barcode is connected to a PC via the PS 2 connector of the CMX PC The barcode scanner acts as a keyboard In CMX Software HD 3 6 the scanner connection only accepts 0 to 9 for keyboard scanner or the barcode scanner 48 CHA Display Record Name Location Device Type RTSP v Detect Frame Rate 30 fps ONVIF Channel Camera 1
27. e on a Map To setup devices on a map drag and drop a device from Device List to its associated map The device item shows checked if the device is setup on the map LI EWIECE a _ IP Fast Dome __ 4713 Cam3 F 4 LILIN UK gt gt fg LILIN USA J PIH 1000S 0D PVS 1000S LES PVS 1020 Joa aaua GMU Chapter 7 4 1 Delete a Device on a Map To delete the device on the map follow the following steps 1 Select on the device 2 Right click on the device 3 Select Device Delete menu item Or uncheck the check box of the device item _ 38 Chapter 7 4 2 Arrange a Device W To arrange the device position on the map click on Drag Mode tool or menu item to enable device drag mode Use mouse point drag the device to the destination area Chapter 7 4 3 Device Property To show a Device Property select Device Property menu item on the menu A Device Property dialog box shows up Device name and device text color can be changed for distinguishing its background image Add Device Delete Device Ep Device Property Camera Name Cam 01 IP Address 59 124 49 36 For 60022 Set Text Color Enable Visual Angle Chapter 7 5 Find a Device on eMap DVR DVR s camera or IP based devices can be setup on different maps Itis very difficult for a user to find the live video of a particular device To find a device on eMap instantly a user can click on Find Device Panel butt
28. ee grouping section for detail A1 Chapter 9 Database Manager Database Manager allows a user to perform operational report printing event report printing database importing database exporting and database repairing DB Manager To perform above features please see the following lt Database Manager File View Tool Help Ld 13 4 BB Date Time Event IP Address Device Name Location Event Report 09 03 12 09 07 18 Alarm Cam3 Cam3 Alarm 09 03 12 09 07 10 Alam Cam3 Cam3 Alam 09 03 12 09 07 03 Alam Cam3 Cam3 Alam gt 09 03 12 08 38 47 Alarm Cam3 Cam3 Alarm gt 09 03 12 08 38 37 Alam Cam3 Cam3 Alam 09 03 12 08 38 29 Alam Cam3 Cam3 Alam 09 03 12 08 38 18 Alarm Cam3 Cam3 Alarm 09 03 12 08 38 04 Alam Cam3 Cam3 Alam 09 03 12 08 37 07 Alarm Cam3 Cam3 Alarm 09 03 12 08 35 58 Alam Cam3 Cam3 Alarm D9AI3A11 19 49 19 Alem Cam3 Cam3 Alam gt 09 03 11 19 48 57 Alam Cam3 Cam3 Alam gt 09 03 11 19 48 46 Alarm Cam3 Cam3 Alarm 09 03 11 19 48 35 Alam Cam3 Cam3 Alam 0903 11 19 48 23 Alem Cam3 Cam3 Alam 09 03 11 19 48 12 Alarm Cam3 Cam3 Alarm 09 03 11 19 47 59 Alam Cam3 Cam3 Alam gt 09 03 11 19 47 48 Alm Cam3 Cam3 Alam gt 09 03 11 19 47 38 Alam Cam3 Cam3 Alarm gt 09 03 11 19 47 25 Alam Cam3 Cam3 Alam 09 03 11 19 47 14 Alarm Cam3 Cam3 Alarm 09 03 11 19 47 03 Alam Cam3 Cam3 Alam 09 03 11 19 46 52 Alam Cam3 Cam3 Alam gt 09 03 11 19 46 40 Alam Cam3 Cam3 Alarm
29. er 4 2 Playback for a IP Camera within the Main Grouping For the main grouping the video can be recorded at a local PC To retrieve stored video clips playback operation can be performed based on date and time specified Please follow the following steps to play video clips on the PC Fm 21 07 2011 Calendar 00 00 z July S201 6 nd end Sun Mon Tue Wen Thu Fri Sat 23 59 ue Tell Jrj e s e r e o Record Alarm gt 8 e 8 oros aj Search Condition Step 1 Click on the date on the calendar control Step 2 Specify starting time and ending time Step 3 Click Search button to search the video clips Continuous Recording Alarm Recording lll Cn m 00 00 00 09 35 23 59 00 Pay Playback Speed Xs Once a video clip is playing click on Stop Play Pause lt lt gt gt and snapshot buttons for the video clip Auser can also click on the time bar for video playback Chapter 4 3 Remote DVR Playback For playback on a remote DVR please first perform right mouse click on a DVR channel Select DVR Remote Playback menu item for DVR video playback Playback DVR Remote Playback DVR File Backup Properties Full Mode Normal Mode OA 2 The DVR Playback dialog box shows up Specify date and time information in the dialog box for remote DVR playback O PlayBack met sm 00 03 00 Camo2 00 03 01 Camo3 00 03 01 Camo4 27107 2011 Calendar uw Jul
30. ership of the software and all intellectual property rights embodied therein including copyrights and valuable trade secrets incorporated in the software s design and coding methodology The software is protected by international treaty This agreement provides you with only a limited use license and does not grant you any intellectual property rights in the software 4 Adobe and Acrobat Reader are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and or other countries Windows Windows 2000 Windows XP Windows Vista and Windows 7 are registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries General Notations The terms of IP based devices or products used in this document refer to H 264 HD JPEG IP Fast Domes Video Servers or IP Cameras The terms of DVR devices products refer to DVR 3 and 5 series Before Using CMX Software HD 3 6 CMX Software HD 3 6 contains video recording CMX Software HD 3 6 supports multiple hard disk drives recording If overwritten setting is enabled the oldest recorded video clips get deleted first If you want logical partitions in your hard disk drive please setup at least 20 GB for each drive To setup hard disk setting please click on System Setting button Select recording hard drives for CMX Software HD 3 6 recording To enable HDD overwritten option please check this option T Drive N Free Space vcr
31. ick on the pre assigned grouping device item Select on the device item and perform right mouse click for assigning Property Egh 4 Division IP Cam Grouping a Ch a Chi Add Group s Device a Chl Delete A Chl Property Chapter 3 3 Grouping Authentication To assign a grouping access right please right click on a grouping and select Property menu item It shows a Grouping Access dialog box The default setting of a grouping allows every user to access To disable access right please uncheck a user access right Grouping access right also applies to web server Only groupings assigned to a user can be seen by the user after login to the web server 18 System Settings Devices Settings Grouping Record Devices 4 Ch DYR PDR 400IP 16 Ch DYR PDR 6160 16 Ch DYR PDR 2160 EB 4 Division IP Cam Grouping 16 Ch DYR PDR 3160 ca 4 Ch D R PDR 4001P 16 Ch DYR PDR 6160 4 Ch DVR PDR 6040 ma 8 Ch DYR PDR 6080 Bl 4 Division DVR Grouping FF 4 Division DYR Gro Group Access admin Admin Operator Operator M viewer Viewer Sequence Time sec Chapter 3 4 Recall a Grouping To recall a grouping click on grouping drop down list Chapter 3 5 Grouping Sequence In grouping tab please specify Sequence Time button to perform Sequence Display feature med WETICE Sor In live monitoring mode please click on SEQ Chapter 3 6 Main Grouping Main Grouping refers to CMX Software HD 3 6 s
32. ion 1280X720 Video Source 0 Protocol RTPI RTSPIHTTP TCP Quality 50 0 0 Note ONVIF setting can only be supported by LILIN s ONVIF camera Chapter 1 5 IPScan Utility To find out the network devices IPScan utility can scan through all IP address within LAN PScan 1 0 0 8 Assignment Mac Address i 165 05 255 255 255 0 192 168 0 3 a Static 192 165 0 200 eo Sn ne 192 163 0 3 oo stak DDO SAUL ODFD A user can select a device item in IPScan and click on Close button to setup the device All the device information such as IP address and port number get automatically carried over CMX Software HD 3 6 Click on Connect button in the device dialog box which can test the connection between the PC and the device Note IPScan can only work under LAN environment not Internet environment Chapter 1 6 Alarm Output Management For motion and remote motion alarm detection management the alarm output feature allows various reactions after receiving an alarm The alarm output includes 1 PC alarm sound 2 send JPEG email snapshot 3 recalling a PTZ preset 4 triggering a DO output for a IP camera Please select the alarm output from the selection list to enable the option larm Output DO i Flay Sound a ia PIZ Preset Go d Signal Digital Output Options me Chapter 2 Recording Settings CMX Software HD 3 6 is configured as continuous recording after an IP camera is connected
33. nable Recording Network D 59 124 49 36 HTTP Port ex 80 60016 x Video Port Username root Find Device Password jm us z a aA Image Size Funi D1 Enable Motion Recording Delay Time sec 5 Camera 485 ID 1 v Recording Video Type H 264 v I Synchronize Time With PC Apply Please click on Motion button to setup motion detection There are up to four motion areas available for a user to configure Perform mouse dragging on the video area to define a motion area Perform right mouse click can clear a area or clear all areas To change motion detection sensitivity please click on the scroll bar for adjust Motion Clear all a gt High At live monitoring mode if a motion detection is triggered the camera window shows little man to indicate a motion detection event 14 Chapter 2 3 Recording at System Startup After the restart of CMX Software HD 3 6 CMX Software HD 3 6 starts recording automatically There is no need to restart recording service If a schedule is set CMX Software HD 3 6 records video based on the schedule at startup Chapter 2 4 Estimated Recording Days After system installation to estimate approximate recording days a user can click on System setting button to enable system dialog box Click on Record time tab Estimated recording day and time information gets shown on the dialog box
34. ndows settings i Not recommended Choose this only if it takes a long time to dim the desktop on your computer Never notify Cancel Chapter 1 Using CMX Software HD 3 6 To access CMX Software HD 3 6 follow these steps 1 Click on CMX Software HD 3 6 via Start gt Program Files gt Merit LILIN CMX Software HD 3 6 gt CMX Software HD 3 6 2 Click on CMX Software HD 3 6 on desktop To login CMX Software HD 3 6 please follow these steps Step 1 Select a user from User name dropdown list Step 2 Type the password or leave it blank if you are first time to use this software Step 3 Click on OK button User name Jadmin Password Cancel Note The default passwords for all users are empty Chapter 1 1 System Settings System settings contain HDD settings device settings and grouping settings Please finish System Setting before operating CMX Software HD 3 6 System Setings HDD Information C Drive N Free Space Auto run this application when system starts s Auto sequence after reboot Full mode after reboot Original video resolution at full screen mode Auto login when system starts Auto minimize when system starts Default grouping Main Grouping HDD Overwritten WA Free Space Language E System reboot Reboot time 08 00 Auto run this application when system starts CMX Software HD 3 6 auto run when Windows starts 6 Auto sequence after reboot
35. nt to manage camera or DVR groupings based on their geographic locations or their functions The video of the grouping devices can be recalled easily later on To setup groupings please click on the Grouping button and follow the followings steps 1 Select left IP Cam DVR grouping and select right grouping item Click on Right button to create a grouping 2 Click on Up or Down button to change the sequence in Grouping tree view 3 Click on Apply button for the grouping settings p 32 Group sings Te mws Grouping Devices Grouping h g Division IP CamD R Grouping H 36 Division IP CamJDwR Grouping Group 2 EF 16 Division IP CamDVR Grouping EB 36 Division IF CamJD wR Grouping Sequence Time Once the groupings are set a user can switch to different grouping view quickly Main Grouping Main Enterence Parking Lot 17 Chapter 3 1 Grouping Name A user can assign a name for a grouping To assign grouping name please right click on a grouping or select on a grouping and click on Property button for its name Type the grouping name in Grouping dialog box Grouping lt r 16 Ch DYR PDR 3160 Enterance PDR_3160 59 124 49 36 H 4 Division DYR Grouping Parking Lot USA 65 119 7 205 PDR 6160 Taipei 59 Grouping Grouping Name Parking Lot Cancel Chapter 3 2 Grouping s Devices Once a grouping is set please select the device of the grouping Right cl
36. on View gt Find menu item List of all devices in Find Device Panel can be found on a map instantly The user can click on the device that eMap can automatically switch to the map and show the device and its live video 39 Device Name Device Find Name Location PDR 7160 UK Cami Taipei MW Cam PDR 3160 Taipei Chapter 7 6 Camera View Control A camera view control can indicate a camera s viewing angle To setup camera view control please click on the clockwise counter clockwise camera view control to rotate camera viewing angle be Go 40 Chapter8 Web Server Each CMX has one web server for displaying live video To enable the service please specify the port number of the PC s IP address Pomno O ee I AU e System Settings Grouping Schedule Record Time Network Network Add Network Drive Server ie Login CMX Server Mapped Drive of CMX PC Drive Number Free Space CA DA HTTP Port a HA http 192 168 3 92 84 IA LA 50 42 El Free Space Close Once this is done the user can click on the HTTP Link and launch Internet browser to see the video Chapter 8 1 Login Web Server To login CMX web server please provide the username and password for the service The live video is grouped based on grouping as in CMX Software HD 3 6 Once a grouping is managed the grouping can be assigned for its access right of auser Please s
37. on to list all the motion detection events Click on a motion event can play associated video Event Playing Time Je Remote Motion 2011 07 25 21 52 45 Je Remote Motion 2071 07 25 21 52 59 Je Remote Motion 2011 07 25 21 53 07 J Remote Motion 2011 07 25 21 53 12 Je Remote Motion 2011 07 25 21 53 17 J Remote Motion 2011 07 25 21 53 21 Remote Alarm IN 2011 07 25 22 01 33 A Remote Alarm IN 2011 07 25 22 04 03 Remote Alarm IN 2011 07 25 22 28 27 Remote Alarm IN 2011 07 25 23 08 46 2011 07 25 23 46 49 s97 e Chapter 5 User Settings User setting allows add a user delete a user change password for a user and assign feature accessed by a user To add delete and modify a particular user click on User button in NVR tool box Username Access Level amp admin Admin Operator Operator B viewer Viewer i Delete Password Property Chapter 5 1 Add a User To add a user click on a particular user in the user list and click Add button Add User window shows up To add user specify user name password and confirm password Please also specify the user level and click on OK button ser name Password PO Confirm password User level Admin y Cancel Chapter 5 2 Modify an Existing User To modify an existing user click on a particular user in the user list and click Property button To modify the user specify user name password and confirm password
38. ser Authorization sai i i GU 29 Chapter 5 5 Alarm Email Notifications ccccccssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssscsssssssssssssssssssssseess 29 Chapter 6 PTZ C ontroLP anelai Ya YY y CE Y Gadd 30 Chapter 6 1 Preset Point 3e UIng crs CR Y GYNNO DY AF ADN AD NS 30 Chapter 6 2 CMX Software HD 3 6 Status Panel 00 ccsscssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssccessseess 31 Chapter 6 3 Control PTZ via PIH 931D Keyboard cssssssssssccccccccccesssssssssssscscccccccesccesees 32 Chapter 6 3 1 DVR Control Mode cccccsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssscees 32 Chapter 6 3 2 WiInNdKOW dIVISION cccssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssscccesess 32 Chapter 6 3 3 Recall a Camera ee a i a 33 Chapter 6 4 IP Camera ePTZ or ROI Feature cccsssssssssssssssssssscssssssssssssssssssssssssccessssssssssess 33 Chapter 6 5 Keyboard Playback se Y GODA GAN ONY NO EU SA AYRA Gn Fd 33 Chanter Maps SG ANO O GG SAC SO MG SC AC AO GIC 35 Chapter 7 1 Before ACCESSING eMab a ei Y Y Yd Y MR 35 Chapter 2 ToolBar a dd 36 Chapter 7 3 eMap Alarm Options cccsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssscsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssscees 37 Chapter 7 3 1 Setup IMD NHY eY Y HC YW 37 Chapter 7 4 Setup a Device on a Map NG niU nU CN RF nU d o 38 Chapter 7 4 1 Delete a Device on a
39. t LILIN DVR 4 IP Address Please type IP address for example http 59 124 49 36 60005 where 60005 is the port number 5 Provide username and password information For IP camera the default username and password are admin and pass For DVR the default username and password are admin and 1111 Once above information is entered please click Save button You are able to see live video of the IP camera or DVR s camera Mm Chapter 13 Remote Manager Remote manager can retrieve network device status such as device information network IP status and version information Remote Manager Tool Bar Remote Manager Tool Bar system contains the followings o e__ Print Printing remote device status Launch Browser Launch a remote network device from a browser Refresh Refresh Remote network device status Link Database Reload database setting Sees Bea ck 2 zj o IP Address HITE Port Remote DVR Rec Time Version Alarm Host ep 2009103105 21 37 47 H 264 AVC IP Fast Dome 59 124 49 45 y None meritlilin com tw G 2009 03 05 21 37 47 H 264 AVC IP Mini Dome 192 168 0 236 a Check None m 2009403 705 21 37 47 H 264 AVC IP Mini Dome 59 124 49 44 81 Alive None a 2009 0305 21 37 47 PDR 6160 59 124 49 36 80 Alive 09 03 05 21 34 20 10 23 yneritlilin com cc 2009 03 05 21 37 47 PDR 6160 59 124 49 36 iv 09 03 05 21 34 24 1 0 2 3 3 yneritlilin coyn a e Chapter 13 Trouble Shoo
40. t username and password are admin and pass For DVR the default username and password are admin and 1111 Once above information is entered please click Save button You are able to see live video of the IP camera or DVR s camera Cancel Add New Canon Generic Camera inne 50 Chapter 12 2 Android Support Please use your Android phone and select Android Market for download Live Cam Viewer application developed by Robert Chou Yp Fl 8 59 AM All apps Gallery 3D Gmail Google Internet Search A gt IPCam _ iProS titude Learn More Viewer Lit M j g LVH 3 2 M MarketEnab Messages m A gt Newsand PDFViewer Peep Weather A Navigation Maps Market Music Phone Execute Live Cam Viewer application Please click on Setup button on your phone while using Live Cam Viewer Task bar gets prompted as below Please click on Manage Cameras button A list of camera names shows on the screen Please select one of the cameras and click on Edit button M E LILIN D1 E LILIN HD Soom Add Edit IP Camera dialog box gets prompted for editing of an IP camera or a DVR 251 lt In Add Edit IP Camera dialog box please enter the following information 1 Name Name of the IP camera or DVR s camera 2 Category Please select Merit LILIN 3 Type Select device type Merit LILIN D1 Merit LILIN HD Meri
41. ting Chapter 13 1 What should I do if I experience video flickering in CMX If you experience video flickering at CMX of the PC s graphic card please follow the instruction for solving the problem Step 1 Please go to Control Panel gt System and Maintenance gt System Properties at Windows 7 md GO v Control Panel v System and Maintenance System SA Search a File Edit view Tools Help Tasks System Properties xi f Device Manac _ Computer Name Hardwire Advanced s stem Protection Remate U Remote settir You must be logged on as an Administrator to make most of these changes System protei ieee Performance Y X y ie isual effects processor scheduling memory usage and virtual memory M User Profiles Desktop settings related to your logon Settings r gt Startup and Recovery System startup system failure and debugging information Settings Environment Variables ence Index CPU T2370 1 73GHz 1 73 GHz See also Windows Upd Security Cent Performance Computer name domain and workgroup settings 4 Step 2 Click on Performance Setting button and select Adjust for best performance option It can solve the flickering problem Performance Options E Select the setings you want to use for the appearance and performance of Windows on this computer Let Windows choose what s best For my computer
42. us split display modes on live and playback monitoring se Chapter7 eMap eMap is an application which can manage devices such as IP camera IP Fast Dome and DVRs on multiple maps With eMap user can easily locate a particular device on a map A elvlan Manager Chapter 7 1 Before Accessing eMap Before accessing eMap terms and screen layout are described in the following section Map Camera with Alarm Snapshot Multiple Live Video Representation Camera View Airport Airport eMap File Edit View Tool Help Aerts og Ila S lad e Lae Le ie a Alarm Snapsha stern Name Description Ailport Airport Fldor Plan Rooms OOP lant New Orle Train Stat Europe Bridge Japan Hightway Los Ange New Delete Property T m Alarm Snapshot Device Tree Find Device Panel To find a device please click on Find Device Panel button or View gt Device menu Click on the device in Find Device Panel 285 Find Name Location Caml Cam2 Y Cam3 PTZ Control Panel To control PTZ device please double click on a PTZ device Perform PTZ feature on the PTZ control panel Chapter 7 2 Tool Bar The buttons from left to right are described as follows Gass oO amp S P v A o New map Create a new map my Delete map Delete an existing map Mu Export map as
43. v MV Enable Recording Network IP DNS 192 168 3 154 HTTP Port ex 80 Video Port Username FindDevice Password Image Size 1280X720 Enable Motion Recording Delay Time sec s Camera 485 ID 4 Motion Launch Browser Recording Video Type H264 V Barcode Scanner Synchronize Time With PC Apply Pos To use barcode scanner as transaction device connect barcode scanner into PS 2 connector In Camera Settings dialog box enable barcode scanner option For one PC there is only one video channel that can be set for the barcode scanner For search barcode transactions and playback on the barcode transaction please see Playback with POS Transactions and Search POS Transactions for detail 49 Chapter 12 Mobile phone support Chapter 12 1 iPhone and iPad support Please use your iPhone and select AppStore for download Live Cam application developed by Robert Egerter Execute Live Cams application Please click on Add Camera button on your phone while using Live Cams Task bar gets prompted as below Please select one of the following cameras or DVRs type LILIN NVR NVR104 108 116 driver Please provide the following information 1 Name IP Camera or DVR s camera name 2 Host or IP IP address or DNS address 3 Port Port number 4 Provide username and password information For IP camera the defaul
44. y B 2011 ale a3 2 9 30 00 03 01 Cam07 00 03 01 Cam08 i 00 03 00 Cam16 a act oe if Mia E ie ch z r gt al ms 201107 15 13 59 59 2011407427 00 03 01 2011 07 28 10 20 18 Cy rae ht J Chapter 4 4 Remote DVR File Download To download remote DVR s files please first perform right mouse click on a DVR s channel Select DVR File Backup menu item A DVR File Backup dialog box shows up Specify date time information and click on Search button It can list all the files of the DVR For downloading the files please click on Save Folder button and click on Download button for downloading the files into a specific folder 28 07 2011 Calendar E o wy gt lt 2011 _5un Mon Tue Wen Thu Fri Sat a 2 3 6 BEEE 11 12 13 3 aH to 11 12 13 14 g 31 Je e e ae gt 30 Search Save Folder Download Cancel Chapter 4 5 AVI File Exporting amp Play From a File Exporting AVI with OSD 25 To export an AVI file for main grouping device please perform playback operation for the device Once the video clips have been located
45. yback mo un mm el oo 1 FTI N FI si a 1 i NVR Software eMap Manager Database Manager Remote Manager Chapter 11 Retail and Distribution Business Solutions CMX Software HD 3 6 is able to connect to Point of Sale POS terminals POS transaction data can be captured by CMX Software HD 3 6 POS transaction data can be displayed on live video and playback video CMX Software HD 3 6 also provides smart transaction search for associated video clips To perform these features please follow the steps below Chapter 11 1 POS Connection Basis for Retail Business CMX Software HD 3 6 basically listens to the ASCII COM output of a POS system via RS 232 Please check POS s display output or printer output for ASCII data of your POS system Please consult your POS provider for more detail POS RJ 45 RS 232 RS 232 aoe eT SIR POS Printer CMX RS 232 POS RJ 45 RS 232 RS 232 mw y y rr POS LCD Monitor RS 232 Basically please connect RX TX of the RS 232 of a POS register terminal to CMX PC Please see wiring diagram below POS Printer LCD POS terminal To connect more than one POS terminals add more RS 232 COM port into the CMX PC 45 Chapter 11 2 Test POS Communication with a PC After the POS connects to the CMX PC please use Hyper Terminal or other RS 232 capturing application to test and to verify POS data that can be captured in the CMX PC cn I
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