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1. fe B 2667 69 12 00 45 41 Main Console Startup EventType Description 2007 09 12 00 45 44 User Login admin 2 2007 09 12 00 45 41 Main Console Startup 2807 69 12 61 11 18 Main Console Shutdown 3 20070942 0045 44 User Login admain 2667 69 12 61 27 64 Main Console Startup 4 200709201 11 10 Main Console Shutdown 2007 09 12 61 27 65 User Login admin pozon 01 2704 Main Console Startup 2067 69 12 01 28 27 Main Console Shutdown Reece A Shunk admin 2007 69 12 15 86 51 Main Console Startup 28 utdown a a 200710912 15 06 51 Main Console Startup 2007 09 12 15 66 52 User Login admin 9 200710912 15 06 52 User Login admin 2667 69 12 15 67 64 Main Console Shutdown 200709112 15 07 04 Main Console Shutdown 2667 69 12 15 68 28 Main Console Startup 200709112 15 08 28 Main Console Startup 2807 09 12 15 68 46 Main Console Shutdown 2007 09 12 15 08 40 Main Console Shutdown 2007 09 12 15 68 54 Main Console Startup 2007 09 12 15 08 54 __ Main Console Startup 2867 69 12 15 69 61 Main Console Shutdown 2007 09 12 15 09 01 Main Console Shutdown 2807 09 12 15 14 11 Main Console Startup ET Main Console Startup 2807 09 12 15 14 12 Main Console Shutdown 2007 09 12 15 14 12 Main Console Shutdown a z 3007 00 12 15 14 31 Main Console Startup 2667 69 12 15 14 31 Main Console Startup 200709112 15 15 20 Main Console Shutdown 2007 09 12 15 15 28 Main Console Shutdown 2007001219 44 15 Main Console Startup 26
2. Status Verify Number of file Verified 0 files Time elapsed 00 00 000 Number of file Passed 0 files Time left 00 00 000 Play Venfy Pause Stop 2 Add File Click to insert the single file to list for venfic ation A Add Folder Click to choose the folder with multiple files to list for venfic ation Remove File Click to remove indicated file s from list E Select All Click to select all files in list for venfic ation Note 1 Choose the file type first before selecting files Only dat 264 avi asf omp jog are Supported 2 Usercan also drag files directly into the list for venfication Video Preview Check this column to preview video of selected file Click on the buttons below the window to playh Pause and Sto pill the file Note Preview of omp jog format is not allowed 1 3 Verify Image Video Step 1 Select single or multiple files for venfic ation Step 2 Click venfy to start venfication Step 3 The venfication result will show on the watermark column Ifa file wastampered with it will show3s If a file passes venfication it will show Watermark E Verification Tool E Video Preview Start Time End Time Cam Name Path 2009 05 2009 05 D Link DC C Documents an 2009 06 2009 06 Sarwo VC C Documents anc 2009 06 2009 06 Sarwo VD C Documents anc 2009 05 2009 05 TRENDne C Documents anc 2009 05
3. Start Simulation Click the Start Simulation button and test the function on the preview screen 4 1 8 Camera Event Lose Focus This function alarms you when any of the cameras is losing focus and has blur image Alarm Event Configuration Basic Advanced Alarm Event Option Video Preview Sensitivity 1 l Sensitiviy H nte Iva BE e ES gt 0 Interval Ignore Lighting iv Ignore Lighting Change Alarm Event Option Sensitivity Click and move the slider control to the right to increase sensitivity so that a relatively small movement will tiggerthe alarm Move the barto the left to reduce the sensitivity of movement detection Set up an appropnate Sensitivity value will reduce the chance of false alarm Forexample you can lowerthe Sensitivity to avoid the alam being tnggered by a swinging tree in the breeze Interval Click and move the slider control to the right to increase interval time so that the ala rm will only be tnggered when the movement lasts longer Move to the left to reduce the interval time ignore Lighting Checkthe boxto avoid alarm being set off by light changing Region Definition Define detection zone To detect Lose Focus you have to define a detection zone Left click and drag the mouse to draw a detection zone You may define more than one zone on the screen by repeating the same process Usercan also click on All button to select the entire detection zone Start
4. Step 1 Enter the IP address or DNS Port Usema me and Password Step 2 Click Add to add the server Step 3 Click OKto exit the Settings panel 2 11 2 Access Remote Playback Site j icon ON the top of the display window to access the FAs OO Local Machine Recent List d elect Folder Go to Date Time Paneland click on the Remote Playback Site Remote FC 1 192 166 1100 Remote PC 2 192 166 1 101 Remote PO 3 192 168 1 103 Remota PC 4 192 166 1103 5 Schedule Configuration EE Load iE Copy to E Default fj 01 Cameral fj 02 Camera2 fj 03 Camera3 fej 04 Camera4 Default Custom Click on the Schedule icon on the Main Console and set up the time duration for video 3 Schedule ff Default 0 E Camera E Camera2 E Camera3 E Cameras 27 Insert PH Delete f Configure Start Time End Time Record FPS 06 30 15 45 Quality Resolution Always recording on the schedule configuration panel 3 1 Day week Mode Ea Schedule Configuration Load Copy Carat T H Carers a ol an Camera Pe al 05 Carr AL Camarat Camera Chamnel Sat Tee Erd Tre Record PPS Cual Resol lion 06 30 15 45 ETE Day Week Mode bai Day Mode Wask Mo Schedule Details Day Mode Schedule the camerasto tum the recorderon and off at the same time every day according to your setting Week Mode Allows you to schedule each camera fora different day of the week additionally you
5. Ca Backup Dialog 20091 ara 172000 rn E Step 3 Step 4 Step 6 101 Sep 7 2 9 Log Viewer Click on the Log Viewer button to activate the Log Viewer dialog 2 9 1 Unusual Event View the unusual event history that had been detected by the Smart Guard System Log iewer jeg Unusual Event System Log Counting Application Counting Application Diagram POS Log Log Type fan Channel All X Step1 oe IT Bonos Step2 DateTime 2009 0608 20 15 to v 2009 07 08 20 25 Search Event Time Event Type Camera Description A 2009 07 06 19 28 21 General Motion 02 Step 4 2009 07 06 19 28 49 General Motion 02 Step 3 2009 07 06 19 28 53 General Motion 02 2009 07 06 19 28 56 General Motion 02 2009 07 06 19 29 10 General Motion 02 2009 07 06 19 29 12 General Motion 02 2009 07 06 19 29 18 General Motion 02 2009 07 06 19 29 20 General Motion 02 2009 07 06 19 30 04 General Motion 02 2009 07 06 19 30 07 General Motion 02 2009 07 06 19 30 17 General Motion 02 2009 07 06 19 30 21 General Motion 02 2009 07 06 19 30 27 General Motion 02 2009 07 06 19 30 29 General Motion 02 2009 07 06 19 30 42 General Motion 02 2009 07 06 19 31 12 General Motion 02 2009 07 06 19 31 14 General Motion 02 2009 07 06 19 31 16 General Motion 02 2009 07 06 19 31 30 General Motion 2009 07 06 19 31 36 General Motion Step1 Choose the type of events you wish to view or s
6. Network Utilization This item shows the total bit rate utilization forthe upload and download of the computer 1 2 2 Instant Diagram Click each item in the list to obtain the instant system diagram The system resource will be displayed as each vanable in Vertical Axis the unit of Horizontal Axis will be displayed as PerSecond E Resource Report System Resource System Health CPU Temperature 43 C 109 F CPU Fan Speed 0 RPM Power Fan SpeedetRPi SPU Loading 48 emory Usage 90 Memory Used 1848 MB Memory Available 198 MB Logical Disk Free 8 EM Network Utilization Total Upload Bitrate 0 bps Total Download Bitrate O bps Motherboard Temperature 45 C 113 F CiDocuments and Settings JSERWa iN PU Loading 100 1 3 Advanced Resource Report Click the Advanced button to search and export system logsin Search tab and obtain the history diagram of an specified period in Diagram tab 1 3 1 Search Advanced Y OK Vertical Axis Horizontal Axis GJ Advanced Resource Report Search Display Step 4 Export to Step 3 Type cru Loading gt 50 00 Seo 1 A Date 20090608 HE p A DateTime CA2009 06 08 15 51 AMO Search Step 2 p StatTime EndTime Log Type Avg Min Max 2009 06 08 15 54 55 2009 06 03 15 55 10 CPU loading 60 56 50 00 100 00 2009 06 08 15 56 00 2009 06 08 15 56 05 CPU
7. in Network Service Step 2 Enter username and password to login Main Console Server select camera to view live video 1 3 Live Display To view live video select camera from list use touch panel to zoom in the video To switch video please click E to back to list and select another camera to view the video 1 4 PIZ Control With camerasthat support PTZfunction the PTZpanel will show as picture Usercan control camera to pan tile and zoom in zoom out manually or move to pre set location by select PTZ preset point from drop down list iPod 43 18 pu 192 168 1 92 Camera yahoo Appendix D Remote Desktop Tool How to install Remote Desktop Tool Step 1 Insert the Installation CD Step 2 Go to Remote Desktop Viewer directly and Run Setup exe file How to Start Remote Desktop Tool Step 1 Start All Programs Remote Desktop Viewer Remote Desktop Viewer Step 2 Enter address Port Password of server Enable the option to use 8 bits color level to show steadier screen Step 3 Click OK to Start Remote Desktop E Remote Desktop Viewer Server Port 5140 Default Password W Use 8 bits color level Cancel
8. 2009 05 TRENDne C Documents anc 2009 05 2009 05 TRENDne C 2009 05 2009 05 D Link DC C Documents anc 2009 05 2009 05 D Link DC C Documents K gt aaa mse nnan mm Verify Number of file Verified 7 files Time elapsed 00 08 266 Number of file Passed 7 files Time left 01 49 380 Verification report Step 4 The venfication report will indicate the information related to the venfication B License Management Tool The license of the software should be registered before you start using the Intelligent Surveillance System Execute the License Management Tool to activate the license from dongle orsenal number included with the software package orde activate the license then bring it to another PC to activate it again Please note different level licenses cannot coexist under one license server Upgrade licenses will replace lower level licenses into higher level ones Both Online and Offline status of PC environments are available on executing the tool to activate or transfer the license The following isa total of 4 types of license management process To activate the license with PC connected to network follow the Activation Online process To activate the license with PC not connected to network follow the Activation Offline process To de activate transferthe license with PC connected to network follow the Transfer Online process To de
9. 4 1 10 POS Event Assign a POS Event Step 1 Select a POS d evice from the list and click Ld to insert event Note Please insert the POS device in Config POS Application first Then set the alarm based on it Step 2 There are five types of events Transaction Start Transaction End Open Cash Register Connection Lost and User Defined Select the event you want on the Event Type list and then click OK F x Ls 2 F z Ed Transaction End 1 F d k En x al IF d k Transaction Start Detect the beginning of any transaction Detect the end of any transaction Open Cash Drawer Detect the opening of any cash drawer Connection Lost Detect the connection problems between POS box and Main Console User Defined Detect any condition defined by user select Event E Transaction Start A transaction starts 3 Transaction End A transaction ends LA r r e Open Cash Drawer Connection Lost User Defined 1 E User Defined 2 F User Defined 3 E User Defined 4 Cash Drawer is opened Connection Lost User defined event rule 1 User defined event rule 2 User defined event rule 3 User defined event rule 4 OK X Cancel Step 3 Configure the setting of the Event Type Please referto the POSsection of the User manual 4 1 11 Digital Input Event Digital Input Event Step 1 Step 1 Click and highlight event type list and then Event icon Step
10. Color Event Type General Motion Foreign Object Missing Obyect Los Focus El Camera Block Show Event Log 2 2 7 Withdraw the Record Step 1 From the record display window top left of the Date Time Panel select the date you want to withdraw the record from The red green blue lines shown on the time table indicate available recorded video records Note The record display window can be shown in a calendar view or b list control view To modify the setting of the record display window click on the Setting button at the nght of the Playback Console See page 41 for more details Step 2 Use color barsto differentiate event types from each other This will help you select video clips Step 3 Highlight the video clip you want to review by left clicking and dragging the time penod You may also utilize the Start Time and End Time in Date Time Penod Section In addition modify the scale of the time table with the and signson the bottom left Step 4 Check the Enable Preview option to get the preview of the video you select Step 5 Click the camera name to increase ordecrease cameras you want to playback Step 6 Click OKwhen setting is complete 2 3 Search Mode Click on the Search Mode icon CRo obtain the Intelligent Search Tool panel This feature is not available under Lite License 2 3 1 Unusual Event General Motion Intelligent Search Tool Panel Click on the Search Mode icon to open the Intelligen
11. General Status Display Storage Startup ar mera VO Device PTZ Config Hotline Address Book Monitor Display Joystick Startup Storage Main Console Location xke Schedule Recording System D Video Smart Guard System Counting Application lv Live Streaming Server l Remote Playback Server V 3GPP Server V Remote Desktop Server WV Central Management Service Misc ella ne Oasen Miscellaneous M Automatically popup event report Minimize to system tray Synchronize video frames DONS Service Automatic Recycle e Recycle when disk space is less than 10 C Only keep video for days Log Recycling Audio Preview Default Channel Not Used y Enable Audio on Active Channel Status Display iv Current Date Y Current Time Y Login User iv Free Disk Space IP Camera Bitrate Y User Defined Text 1 Y User Defined Text 2 Surveillance Advanced Setting Auto Reboot Enable Auto Reboot Every at po Audio Preview 5 1 1 Startup Auto Reboot Checkthe Main Console boxto exec ute Main Console system when windows startup Checkthe following 3 main functions and 5 network servicesto auto activate functions when Main Console system is executing including Schedule Recording System Smart Guard System Counting Application Live Strea ming Server Remote Desktop Server 3GPP Server Remote Desktop Serverand Central Management Service Check
12. Main Console Startup User Login Start Schedule Start Smart Guard Modify Configuration Modify Configuration Modify Configuration Modify Configuration Modify Configuration Main Console Shutdown admin Select Log Type from the drop down menu There are in total 31 types of log types including Start Live Streaming Server Stop Central Management Modify Central Management v Main Console Startup Y Stop Live Streaming Server Y Main Console Shutdown Y Modify Live Streaming Server v UserLogin Y Start Remote Playback Server Y User Login Failed Y Stop Remote Playback Server v Start Schedule Y Modify Remote Playback Server v Stop Schedule Y IP Camera Connection Lost v Execute Recycle Y Auto Restart Windows v Enable Channel Y Modify POS Setting v Disable Channel Y POS Connection Lost Y Start Smart Guard Y Modify E Map v Stop Smart Guard Y Start Remote Desktop Y Modify Smart Guard Y Stop Remote Desktop Y Modify Schedule Y Modify Remote Desktop Y Modify Configuration Y Start Central Management Y Y Y Note Some event types will not be available under Lite License Step1 Choose the type of event you wantto check orselect All from the drop down menu for all types of events Step 2 View the events that happened on a particular date orduring a given time period by selecting search period Fora particular date check the Date boxand indicate the date Fora period check the Date Time and then enter specific date an
13. Fora period check the DateTime and then enterthe date and time Step 3 Click Search Step 4 Pressthe button Exportto Step 5 Type the file name and choose the file format xls or txt 7 4 Counting Application Diagram Note This function isnot available under Lite license Display the Counting Application data in diagram format Unusual Event System Log Counter Application Counter Application Diagram POS Log Channel CAMERA 1 Period One Day Date 2005Nov l0 E Export lo Search 2005 11 10 In Step 4 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 901011 1213141516 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Step1 Select the channel you want to check or select All from the drop down menu for all channels Step 2 From the drop down menu set up how you would like the diagram to be displayed You have the options of one day one month orone year Step 3 Select a specific date to make it the start point of the diagram Step 4 Click Search Step 5 Pressthe button Export to Step 6 Type the file name and the file will save as BMP files 7 5 POS Log Note This function is not available under Lite license View the POS Log history detected by the Smart Guard System Bio g Viewer Unusual Event System Log Counting Application Counting Application Diagram POS Log Log Type Connection Lost y POS an y Connection Los User Defined Event Rule 1 User Defined Event Rule 2 User Defined Event Rule 3 User Defined Event Rule 4 User Def
14. Step 4 Restart Main Console if transfer is suc cessful Step 1 Open License Manager Tool Step 2 Select Transfer Tab and then check Offline as Transfer type Step 3 Select SN and then click Transfer button to transfer SN License Management Tool Activate Transfer IM PARS PN RE O Channel Product Status R AA 16 activated Transfer type C On line Step 4 Save Request file Restart Main Console if transfer is successful O Request File Jeg w File Edit View Favorites Tools Help Address C Documents and Settings AprilDesktop Request File iv Go P LicenseTool dll A libexpat dll A 1 0 0 1 i f LicenseTool Dynamic Link Library Ps F A Y 9 OffLineTool exe 1 KB OFFfLineActivation MFC Applica Step 5 Copy request file to anotherPC connected to intemet Step 6 Execute OffLineTool exe in another PC check Transfer SN and click Transferto send request file to license server Off Line Tool Information Transfer activated SM Note Userneedsto copy request file to anotherPC and send it to license server otherwise the SN can t be re activate again Off Line Tool Information Complete Transter has finished Transfer activated SM Transfer SM 5A71 D230 09E1 7 422 Transter C Resource Management Tool Start PEE All The Resource Management Tool detects whether the system is operational Stop Recording Schedule Stop Smart Guar
15. check log information and event records and set up recording function configuration See Playback on page 27 for detail Schedule Organize recording time schedule and setup recorder configuration See Schedule on page 43 for detail Guard Add edit type s of events that you want to detect setup action s responding to events See Guard on page 50 for detail Config Select from the drop down menu to modify the general settings user ac count settings save load configuration settings open License Manager edit counting application and POS application access log viewerand backup files or setup network services See Config on page 62 for detail Note Useraccount and License managercould only be enabled for users with administrator privilege Zoom Out Zoom In Set Preset Point Go to Preset Point PIZCamera Contol Foc us Far Auto Focus Focus Near 1 2 PIZCamera Contol Control the movement of PTZcameras With cameras that support PTZ control you can move zoom patrol adjust the focus and set preset points of the cameras 1 2 1 Set Preset Point Go to Preset Point Adjust the camera view until you are satisfied Click on the Set icon and set up the view asthe preset point 01 Adjust the camera view again and set up the preset point 02 Repeat the process until finish setting up all preset points You can enterany names you want instead of the preset point 01 preset point 02 preset point 03 click on the Go icon
16. on Cue In Out from the drop down list of button the export period will be shown on the lower left comerofthe window Export Formats include e ASF Format with best efficiency Recommended e AVI Microsoft Video1 Supports Windows Media Player with Vista XP the quality may be poorerthan recorded video by transcode e AVI Orginal Format faster export process better quality on the recorded video but the export file uses VLC Playerto play For Windows Media Player please install additional FFDShow codec Note e The restrictions of AVI format a The maximum size of an AVI file is limited to 1 8 GB b Vanation of fra me rate will cause the resulting video to play slower or faster e Ifthe selected video sequence uses multiple image resolutions CIF 2CIF 4CIF etc or multiple video format MPEG 4 M J PEG H 264 the exported video sequence will create separate export files every time the resolution changes 2011 12 02 STOP A 0 0O Y 0 e Watch the recorded video view and orsearch for unusual events and recorded system information 2 1 User Interface overview Exit Minimize General Setting Bac kup Export Video Audio Log Viewer 2011 12 02 Minimize Minimize the Playback console Audio Volume Control Exit Shut down the Playback console Scroll bar Indicates the status of the playing video drag itto where you want to review Information Window Display time and dat
17. optional Camera Settings Setthe camera parameter offered by camera vendor Video Parameter Adjusts the video s brightness contrast saturation and color hue values Lens Setting Immervision Lens are currently supported Click to enable lens or setup configurations such ascamera position Stream Profile Stream profiles are pre defined to preferred settings which will resoond from the query of the remote live view function Each profile has different Format Frame Resolution Quality and Bit rate Kops settings Stream Profile Setting EJ Steam Profile Vivotek PZ61x2 192 168 2 240 Stream Profile Format Frame Rate Resolution Quality Bitrate Kbps _ Video format MPEGA l Options Frame rate Resolution Quality Bit rate Note The types of stream profiles and options will differamong stream sources IP camerason NVR IP License 5 profiles including Onginal not configurable High Normal Low and Minimum for PDA Smart Phone Clients e IP camerason NVR Lite License 3 fixed not configurable profiles including Original Low and Minimum for PDA Smart Phone Clients e Analog camerason IPS senes1000 4000s 4 profiles including High Normal Low and Minimum for PDA Smart Phone Clients e Analog camerason IPS seres 5000s 3 profiles including Normal H 264 format only Low and Minimum for PDA Smart Phone Clients e Analog camerason IPS seres 7000s 4 profiles including H 264 H 264 format
18. the top of the display window to access the Remote Playback Site Local Machine Remote Server 1 192 168 1 51 Remote Server 2 192 168 1 52 e XT a 13 14 15 1617 16 19 O 241 22 23 24 25 26 ef Za 29 30 31 10 Web View Server IP Y Web Remote Ceni Windows Interret Eafe o bel G E hitp 192168 1 62 54 E JAF 3 Google p de Exvorites E IDE gested Sites E Wel a Web Remote Cheni Ep E GO or paer getye Tooke Ge Remote Live Viewer KA Remote Live Viewer Remote Playback Note Make sure the Live Stream Serverisenabled Check 5 14 Network Service for more detail 10 1 Server IP Sta rt Intemet Explorer browserand enter the IP address or DDNS name of the server followed by the connecting port Exa mple http 192 168 1 16 8080 Note 192 168 1 16 isthe IP address of the server 8080 isthe port specified in Use Defa ult Web Server in Network Service 10 2 Remote Live Viewer Press this icon to use Remote Live Viewer which functions are the same as Remote Live Viewer See page 97 for details 10 3 Remote Playback Press this icon to use Remote Playback which functions are the same as Playback except remote server and backup functions See page 27 for details 10 4 Download Client Pack Pressto download client pack to install application based Remote Live Viewerand Remote Playback INg Venfication Tool License Management Tool Resource Management Tool DB Tool
19. 2 Select the device to your system 4 1 12 System Event Event A Event and Actiion Configuration Event D 47 CAMO1 Camera 1 8 General Motion CAMO2 Camera 2 CAMO3 Camera 3 47 CAMO4 Camera 4 Fa je card1 Input 0 System A Event and Action Configuration Action Action Options Select Digital Input Module Input Pin 1 switch 2 Input 2 3 Input 3 4 Input 4 5 Input 5 6 Input 6 7 Input 7 Y Digital Input on the A clickthe lal Insert EG CAMO1 namel 9 General Motion 4 44 CAMO2 name2 9 General Motion CAMO3 name3 8 General Motion E 44 CAMO4 name4 9 General Motion 47 CAMOS names Digital Input System Action mmm Action Options L OK thatisconnected Event Tvbe Describtion select Event Disk Space Exhausted System Health Unusual Resource Depleted Network Congestion Disk space is exhausted High CPU temperature or low fa CPU or memory is depleted Network bandwidth is overloading X Cancel Assign a System Step 2 Step 1 Click and highlight System on the event type list and click the LI Insert Event icon Step 2 There are four events select the event you want to detect 4 1 13 System Event Disk Space Exhausted This function alarms you when disk space is exhausted 4 1 14 System Event System Health Unusual This function alarms you when CPU is under
20. 4 capture device only not supported under Lite license Step 1 Go to Video Source to adjust the Video Standard to NTSC or PAL Step 2 Adjust the maximum Video Resolution forall analog cameras Video Resolution Frame Rate Quality Turoo mode Higher Lower Standard mode Nomal Nomal High Quality mode Lower Higher Step 3 Click Sync all video signal level after pressing OK to synchronize video signal level to the optimized display Auto gain control Video Source Video Standard ntsc video Resolution 352x240 Turbo 3392240 Standard A FT Sync all video signal level 4640480 Turbo 3 640x480 Standard 640x480 High Quality 04480 Turbo 704x480 Standard 704x480 High Gualit ie Setting Save Load Configuration Counting Application Log Viewer E Backup Network Service Ea About MainConsole Device and Map ef Map e Airport OH East EF Gate EX Bistro Device 2 Cam 2 Cam3 192 168 2 219 gt Cam4 192 168 2 213 gt AXIS Q1755 192 168 2 1 7 Cam3 192 168 2 219 1r Vv ES Cam3 192 168 2 219 0 7 Cam4 192 168 2 213 11 Cama 192 168 2 213 C Cam3 192 168 2 219 Output 0 110 state OFF With E Map users can easly track the actual location of an occumng event at the moment it happens The arrow and lightning iconson E Map represent camerasand I O devices These icons will tum red once they are triggered by ala ms To
21. 94 53 35 AM Export Period 9 92 41 AM 3 53 35 Al Information Window will show correct date and time of video Playback Penrod indicatesthe available pla y period three options are available 1min 3 min or 5 min of video Export Period indicatesthe period of video you desire to export Default is set as available pla y period Tool ii adjust to original video resolution button Pressto adjust the video to original video resolution f laudio button Press to tum on off the audio El Pos button Pressto enable disable POStransaction data ovenay 1 5 2 The navigation of Instant Playback The Instant Playback window allows you to browse recorded video take snapshot imagesand export video with audio and POS transaction data To browse recorded video Simply click on the timeline to view the video or use these navigation tools to control the player OOO Play Pause Stop a Sow motion Speed up control a p gt Reverse frame by fra me Fast Forward gt gt Play Previous Next minute video To take snapshots of a video clip Pause the video in image which you want to export and click the snapshot button The snapshot is displayed and can be saved orcopied to clipboard To export recorded video Select export penod click the export button 3 and setup the options of exported video The default export video period isasplayback penod To customize period select start end time and click
22. AERO Keep key frame only OEI ity E f z Gites ecient a aud for MPEG4 H 264 MxPEG Pre record 5 sec Max 60 Bee Be sec Max 60 Peis Ec nn Customized encoding Setup Audio RECIENTE Count 10 Record Augic fll Gleat Beran Default fe OK X Cancel Time Option Record Mode Video Encoder 3 3 1 Pre record Post record Time The pre record post record function savesthe recording data accordingly For instance to setup a 5 second pre record time meansthe system will start saving the recording data 5 seconds before the event happens Note The maximum of pre record post record penod is 60 seconds 3 3 2 Record Mode Always Record Select this option to record the video continuously Smart Guard 47 CAMO2 Driveway Record on Event Some optionsare not available under Lite License 109 CAMO3 Poo Select this option to obtain the Select Event panel From the Smart Guard list o check the camera events or digital inputs to tiggerthe recorded action Click OK Lele Note Please note it isrequired to enable Smart Guard from the Main Console ela panel before configuring record on event to trigger recording O General Motion Digital Input OI Main Gate Input 0 O Poo Input 0 Clie Poo Input 1 O Poo Input 2 Ol Poo Input 3 Record on Motion Select this option to start recording when motion isdetected Adjust sensitivity the fra me interval and zone
23. Account address Book Monitor Display Joystick Name Group Description amp admin Admin Administrator g can t exit m User Login Main System Exit Main System Configure Main System Start Stop Operation Start Stop Network Service Local Backup Delete Recorded Files Remote Backup Remote Login Browse Log Login Playback Minimize Main System Device User Account Name admin Group ag min Y Description Administrator Cam Access Remote Access PTZ Control Remote PTZ Control E WIWOTEK FD7131 Access Password Password Confirm Wisable UserAccount Keep remote login for 3 minutes Aad Delete Defaut Update Add Delete Default Update Add Click to create a new account after inserting related information Note The Add button is only enabled when adding a new account Delete Click to delete the indicated account Default Click to go back to default privilege settings of related usergroup Upgrade Click to save the modifications of each account User Ac count Setting The admin may create and modify the content of user account here Name Insert the user name Group Assign the group foreach user e Description Insert the description related to each user User Account Password Insert the password assigned to each user e Password confirm Insert again to confirm the password A a ae ne E pre TE l
24. Backup Setting Save Load Configuration Video Analytics j Gi Metadata Application Metadata Search El Log Viewer E Backup Network Service Help About Main Console 5 11 Save Load Configuration The Save Load Configuration function allows system usersto save any specific setting asa CFG config file You ma y save several different CFG filesat a time Save Configuration To save a specific setting go to Config Save Load Configuration Save In the popup window type in the file name and then save it asa CFG file Load Configuration To load a specific setting go to Config Save Load Configuration Load In the popup window go to the directory that you saved the CFG files at select any one of them and then click OK to load the file Note Main Console will be automatically shut down afterloading a new configuration Restart Main Console manually Ig System Setting Setting 2 User Account Setting E License Manager F Auto Backup Setting Save Load Configuration d Video Analytics j da Metadata Application amp Metadata Search El Log Viewer E Backup Network Service Help About Main Console 5 12 TV out Setting x Note This function is ONLY available if there is C BX 416 or CBX 408 card with TV OUT board installed After installing an CBX 416 or CBX 408 card a new feature will be added in Main Console automatically clickon General Setting and select TV Out Setting TV Out Setti
25. Date 2005 Nov l0 Search 2005 11 10 Step 4 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011 12 13 1415 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Step1 Select the channel you want to check or select All from the drop down menu forall channels Step 2 From the drop down menu set up how you would like the diagram to be displayed You have the options of one day one month orone year Step 3 Select a specific date to make it the start point of the diagram Step 4 Click Search Step 5 Press the button Exportto Step 6 Type the file name and the file will save as BMP files 2 9 6 Metadata Log View Metadata Log history detected by the Smart Guard System not available under NVRLite License r Log Viewer x Export and Backup Log Unusual Event Counting Application Counting Application Diagram Metadata Log 4 al Open Cash Drawer All Log Type Metadata Transaction Start Transaction End Date Export to User Defined Event Rule 1 to C 2 Search User Defined Event Rule 2 User Defined Event Rule 3 User Defined Event Rule 4 User Defined Event Rule 6 User Defined Event Rule 6 User Defined EventRule Date Time Event Time Metadata Name Camera Description Step 5 Step1 Choose the type of events you wish to view or select All from the drop down menu to view all types of events The types of Unusual Event include Transaction Start Transaction
26. End Open Cash Register Connection Lost and Special User Defined Event Please referto the User manual of Metadata Plugins for detail Step 2 Choose the camera channel you wish to view or select All for all the channels available Step 3 View the events that happened on a particular date or during a given time period by selecting search period Fora particular date check the Date box and indicate the date Fora period check the Date Time and then entera specific date and time Step 4 Click Search A link will appearnext to each event time where video is available By clicking on the link the video will jump to the point where the unusual event takes place Step 5 Pressthe button Exportto Step 6 Type the file name and choose the file format xls or txt 2 9 7 Exportand Backup Log View the Export and Backup Log history that had been operated by local or remote user Log Viewer Unusual Event System Log Counting Application Counting Application Diagram POS Log Export and Backup Log TE Log Type All v Date 2010101125 Exportto DateTime 20 rra t I 7r Search Event Time Event Type Success Username Start Time End Time Length Camera Index File Path DB Audio 2010 01 25 18 35 05 Export Video Yes admin 2009 07 06 17 43 17 2009 07 06 17 43 28 Odays 00 00 11 000 3 C Documents and Set N A No 2010 01 25 18 35 46 Backup Yes admin 2009 07 06 17 43 17 2009 07 06 17 43 28 Oday
27. Reference source not found Enor Bookmark not defined for details ImmerVision Lens Setting 1 3 2 Enable Move Area Zoom Connect With ca meras that support PT function click the Enable Move function to CENA adjust the current camera s view by clicking on the display screen To ima cancel this function nght click on the screen and select Disable Move With camerasthat support Area Zoom function click the Enable Move Area Zoom function to adjust the current camera sview by dragging a rectangle on the display screen To cancel this function nght Delete Camera click on the screen and select Disable Move Area Zoom Show Camera Duplicate Camera b Fix Aspect Ratio 1 3 3 Enable Talk Instant Playback This feature isnot available under Lite License With cameras that support two way audio select enable talk to utilize the function Manual Record Snapshot Toggle Fullscreen 1 3 4 Enable Digital PIZ To enable the PTZfunctions of the camera select the Enable digital PIZoption Use mouse wheel orclick on the and signsto zoom in and zoom out on the camera ordrag a rectangle to enlarge the area The square flashing on the video grid indicate the correspondent view ratio of the camera 1 3 5 Immervision Lens Setting With camerasthat support Immervision Lens Right click on the display screen and select the mode of lens orginal PIZmode Quad mode and Perimeter mode If the lens setting set as Quad PTZ or
28. Search IP Cameras 1 Note If the IP camera supports UPnP follow step 5 Otherwise follow step 8 nae Ip Vendor Mode MAC A i 092 168 1 131 Levene FOS 5011 00 40 25 00 00 06 Step 5 Click on Search to detect IP camerasunderthis local area network a a Ra Toe LAN peen Get ee pern Note The Search function is available only when the IP cameras Elissieise Lms Siow ea support UPnP 192 108 194 Levone FCS1030 00119880300 y Step 6 Select one of the IP camerasthat are available and enter the usema me and password Step 7 Click OKto add the camera Step 8 Click Insertto insert the IP cameras Step 9 Enter the IP address ordomain name check the Use DNS option Http Port Usemame and Password Step 10 Select Auto Detect Step 11 Select OKto add the camera Step 12 Select OKto exit IP Camera Option User Name Password Camera Name LevelOne FCS 5041 192 168 1131 IP Camera Video Server Setting r Network Name Step 9 OoOO IP Address F Use DNS Http Port feo User Name Password Protocol TCP C UDP C HTTP p Device Vendor ACTI Auto Detect Step 11 Camera Model seD2100 onen Vai F2F3 a la da y Bhs Description Video Codec MPEG4 Audio Codec N A Camera 1 DI 2 DO 2 Set Sc hedule Step 1 Execute Main Console Step 2 Type in username and password Step 3 Select Schedule Step 4 The default schedule is always record whe
29. Select Folder option requires password of MainConsole eee de Refresh refresh displa y window la Log Viewer Accesses Log m D previ Viewer Tool To access POS Search Tool Previous Days Show recording of previous date Next Days To show recorded of next recording date 2 2 3 Date Time Period Select the start and end time points that indicate the time period you would like to view 2 2 4 Video Preview Checkthe enable preview option to view the selected video 2 2 5 Event Type There are 6 event types see Chapter 4 Guard for details You may set up different colors for different event typesto help you select events Note Some event types will not be available under Lite License 2 2 6 Time Table Utilize the icon to select all channels also utilize the icon to deselect all channels Finally utilize j lid F the scale bar gt to modify the scale of the time table Selecting Show Records makes Time Table show the period of recording data as below le lo 1I4 13 LO 1 lo wr 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Color Event Tyne pie ema General Motion dl Foreign Object Missing Object Show Show Records Focus Lost Hae Gicic RSL Aaa fea E Show Event Log Signal Lost gt IA E AAA Elcamera camera 2 Elcamera 3 El camera 4 camera 5 Elcamera 6 Elcamera 7 E camera 8 E Fai 4 Selecting Show Event Log makes Time Table show the time of event detection like below
30. Setting Select the camera model com port baud rate and address according to your PIZcamera Note Ifthe camera modelisan IP PIZcamera you can work PTZ function directly without the com port baud rate and address settings Advanced Setting You may setup the pan speed tilt sseed zoom speed and auto pan speed Adjust the settings by dragging the bars Misc ellaneous Patrol Group You can setup the Patrol Group please see page 22 for detail Default PTZ Preset By enabling this function the PIZcamera will automatically go backto a default preset point when no PTZcommandsare underaction To enable this option check Back to PTZ preset after idle and define idle penodsand a default preset point Default PT Preset Tool PTZ preset default setting Time interval of idle timeout 30 Sec Back to preset point after idle PTZ home Y Cancer User Defined Preset User Defined Preset forthe analog speed dome can tngger the extra function of the speed dome itself for example auto tracking login menu of camera etc You can referto the detailed descnption ofeach analog speed dome on its user manual User Defined Preset Dialog Configuration Preset Name Step1 Type the Preset Name Preset Number Preset Type C Set Preset Step 2 Type the Preset Number Goto Preset Step 3 Select the Preset Type Step 4 Press the buttonsto Add Delete or Update preset Name Preset Type setu p point 1
31. Simulation C lick the Start Simulation button and test the function on the preview screen 4 1 9 Camera Event Camera Occlusion This function alarms you when any of the camerasare blocked Basic Advanced Alarm Event Option Video Preview Sensitivity 7 Interval MITE Ignore Lighting lv Ignore Lighting Change Start Simulation Alarm Event Option Sensitivity Click and move the slider control to the right to increase sensitivity so that a relatively small movement will tiggerthe alarm Move the barto the left to reduce the sensitivity of movement detection Set up an appropnate Sensitivity value will reduce the chance of false alarm Forexa mple you can lowerthe Sensitivity to avoid the alam being tnggered by a swinging tree in the breeze Interval Click and move the slider control to the right to increase interval time so that the ala rm will only be tiggered when the movement lasts longer Move to the left to reduce the interval time ignore Lighting Checkthe boxto avoid alam being set off by light changing Region Definition Define detection zone To detect Camera Occlusion you have to define a detection zone Left c lic k and drag the mouse to draw a detection zone You may define more than one zone on the screen by repeating the same process Usercan also click on All button to select the entire detection zone Start Simulation Click the Start Simulation button and test the function on the preview screen
32. Toggle Single Camera view Button 9 Toggle Full Screen Button 10 Start Stop Suto Scan Button 11 PTZ Speed Lip Button 12 PTZ Speed Down Zoom Wide oom Tele Start Stop Patrol Switch Active Monitor Default Note Following isa complete list of all log types 1 N A 9 Start Stop Auto Scan 2 Goto Preset Point 10 PTZSpeed Up 3 Goto Camera 11 PIZSpeed Down 4 Goto Previous Camera 12 Zoom Wide 5 Goto Next Camera 13 Zoom Tele 6 Switch Screen Layout 14 Start Stop Patrol 7 Toggle Single Camera View 15 Switch Active Monitor 8 Toggle Full Screen Parameter You can choose the parameter of the function from the drop down menu Default You can set the default setting forthe joystick Export You can export the setting of the joystick Import You can import the setting of the joystick 5 9 User Account Setting Only default admin account could manage the user accounts here From the list on thistab highlight each account and modify the privilege setting There are 3 default pnvilege profiles of account groups Admin Have privileges of all system functions and devices except add delete update privileges of other users Power User Have limited privileges of system functions and complete privileges of assigned devices User All the privileges of system functionsare forbidden user could only manage assigned devices User ac count Setting Privilege General Camera VO Device PTZ Config Hotline User
33. activate transferthe license with PC not connected to network follow the Transfer Offline process 1 1 License Management Tool Overview 1 1 1 Execute License Management Tool Step 1 Execute License Manager Tool in config menu or installation folders Settings USER YA NUUO SW Doreus26_3_2_0_26 Doreus2 aw Y Y Config db dump Doo PTZProtocol skin wave i gt Step 2 The License Management Tool will appear Please refer below forthe tool overview 1 1 2 License Management Tool Overview m F License Management Tool Activate tab Activate Transfer Sh Channel Product Status aa SN status Activate type o Online Activate type ine eh Input type Input type OM SN file Activate Activate Import offline license R File path Import offline license License Management Tool Transfer Tab _ Ea Channel Product Status SN status Transfer type Transfer 1 2 Activate Transfer Lic ense 1 2 1 Activate License Activation Online Step 1 Open License Manager Tool Step 2 Select On line asActivate type Step 3 Input the SN Seral numbenor Import SN file and then click on Activate button Input thpe Step 4 Restart Main Console if activation is successful Activation Offline Step 1 Open License Manager Tool Step 2 Select Offline as Activate type Activate type r Online Offline Step 3 Click on Export offline pack Please note t
34. and time Usercan also set up OSD font include the font size font colorand any font effects desired POS Ovenay Setting not available under Lite License Enable POS ovenay to adjust Font Size Color Bold Edge in Foreground section colorand transparency in Background section and then adjust display settings in Display on Video Preview General OSD Pos V Enable camera OSD Please referto page 44 for details Foreground Font t Tahoma y Size o y Color y Y Bold Y Edge Background Color Mu y Transparency j 40 Info Y Camera Name Y Camera Number IV Date IV Time 2009 04 21 FF06 45 55 y Default ly Y OK X Cancel General osD POS V Enable POS overlay Foreground Font Tahoma El Size 10 Color C Y Bold Y Edge Background Color L y Transparency H 40 Display on Video Preview e Always C Lastfor 10 seconds Default Y OK x cancel 2 11 Remote Server 2 11 1 Add Remote Playback Site Press the Remote Server Icon a orgo to setting serverto config remote playback site management to add and setup remote playback sites ES Remote Playback Site Management Server Setting Y Server Name fo Address fo Port 180 User Name Password fo Save Password T Test Server Add Delete Update Y OK X Cancel
35. and view the result of your setting Note For the speed settings of PTZcamera go to Config Setting PIZConfig to setup the advanced settings 1 2 2 Zoom Click on the and signsto zoom in and zoom out the view 1 2 3 Focus You can select to have the camera focused nearorfar Click on Focus Near ES to focus on objects closer to the camera Click on Focus Far E to focus on objects further away from the camera Click on Auto Focus Es if you want the system to decide the focus point for yOu Patrol Setup Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group Name Group 1 Period 4 5 Sec 1 2 4 Patrol Go to Set Preset Point Set Patrol to obtain the Patrol Setup dialog From the left window select the camerasthat you would like to have in the patrol group Align the camerasin p group g Active orderin the right window and adjust the time Rename the group name if required Aftercompleting the setup check the Active option and then click OK Note You can define up to four groups of auto patrol To start orstop clickon Go to Preset Point in the Main Console and select Start Patrol or Stop Patrol Y OK X Cancel 1 3 On Screen Menu Right click on the camera screen and get the On Screen Menu from which you can quickly adjust the setting of camera iz Enable Move 3 Enable Talk 1 3 1 Camera Setting Click to go to the camera setting page for configuration See page Enron Enable Digital PTZ
36. c00002S00A200807 081123 23437 dat File Repaired D Video 20080708 c00002 c00002S00A20080708114304625 dat 2 files fixed 41 files inserted Operation Repair Complete is finished at 2008 07 14 12 14 07 1 2 Export Configurations This tool is used when user wantsto export all system configurations to backup take to another PC for technical trouble shooting Step 1 Press Export ld DBTools IP version 3 1 0 0 7 Export configurations y Export Main Console configurations for trouble shooting Please Repeal provide the exported ctg file to the technical support database Step 2 Select the location you want to Export and type the name of the configurations Step 3 Press Save to start to import database Ca ca ServerConfig cg Go To Last Folder visited save as type Config Files cfg Cancel Appendix A 3GPP Service How to setup 3GPP streaming connection using BenQ Siemens mobile phones System Configuraton cre CCE Bhemet Realtek RMBIG SLI POTES 1 1 Configuration from Main Console server Step 1 Go to Config and select Network Service Step 2 Select 3GPP Service and then click Start Note In the Option item the port selected here isthe sa me port from mobile handset 1 2 Configuration from 3G Mobile Phone 1 2 1 BenQ Siemens E81 Step 1 Go to Menu then Intemet Step 3 Add New Bookmark Step 4 Configure the Adress setting asthe followin
37. clipboard To export recorded video Select desired export penod and click export button iid Additional options are available when exporting Adjust to onginal video resolution button E the tool to adjust the video to original video resolution Audio button tums the audio on off POS button E isto enable disable POStransaction data overlay 9 4 7 Enable Audio With ca meras that support audio function click the Enable Audio function to listen to the current camera s audio by clicking on the display screen To cancelthis function nght click on the screen and de select Enable Audio 9 4 8 Snapshot The snapshot function copiesand capturesa specific video image to the clipboard orto save asa bmp file The snapshot can be customized with without OSD POS information and selectable range after digital zoom In 9 4 9 Toggle Full screen Switch to view video with full screen display To disable the function nght click on screen and de select option or simply press ESC to go back to original window 9 5 Start Monitor 9 5 1 Multiple Monitor Select Open Monitorto append monitorto view more live videoson Open Monitor multiple monitors Each appended monitor hasthe same list and view Open E Map control buttons asthe Main monitor with the exception of the Start Open IO Control Panel Playback and Setting buttons Start eo DE localhost a 9 5 2 EMap 9 a 2 Playinc Select Open E Map to obtain the E Map window The GU
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40. launch the E Map application simply click on Start and select Open E Map from the start menu forthe E Map window There are 2 modes available in the E Map application Edit mode Allows usersto add edit mapsand indicatorsof devices In Edit mode the function buttons on the bottom of the window will be available Please complete configurations before running E map function for the first time Operate mode All settings will be activated in this mode 6 1 Edit Mode AllE map modifications must be configured in Edit Mode E Mar Fler Ma a g Map a g Airport O H East EY Gate E Device 2 Cam 2 Cam3 192 168 2 219 gt Cam4 192 168 2 213 gt AXIS Q1755 192 168 2 1 p 4 4 Cam3 192 168 2 219 Ir le bai e Information O OOOO J Cam4 192 168 2 213 11 Cama 192 168 2 213 C j Bistro Map 5 de cy ot Add Map Edit Map Delete Edit mode Operate mode Function button Switch button 6 1 1 Add Edit Delete Map Add E Map Step 1 Click on the switch button to switch to Edit mode Make sure all devices are connected and setup propeny Step 2 Right click on the Map Y icon in device and map list to obtain the option menu to add map or just click Add Map button to obtain the Map Config dialog Map Config Map Image File Map Name Step 3 Select the map file and insert the map name Click OK and then the map you added appearsin the tree structure of device and m
41. may assign extra holidaysin the Week mode Schedule Details An outline of start time end time Record mode frame rate quality and resolution Please note these values refer to configured settings Actual performance may vary according to camera and hardware settings To setup the time schedule foreach camera you may 1 Load the preset modes or 2 Insert a new schedule manually or 3 Copy to other cameras after manual setup 3 1 1 Load Preset Modes The system provides six modesto quickly setup recording schedule Simply click on the lal Load forthe drop down menu Referto the below tables forthe definitions of each mode in each senes IP series IP camera M J PEG ana MPEG 4 0 00 24 00 Always Max M J PEG PER M PEG Highly Secure eee 0 00 24 00 Minor ERES 0 00 24 00 Motion MPEG 4 I fra me The Max indicates settings are same aScamera settings in the config gt setting gt c a mera gt ca mera parameter panel IPS 1000 IPS 2000 IPS 3000 IPS 4000 senes Analog camera Resolution CIF IPS 5000 senes Analog camera Resolution IPS 7000 series Analog camera Resolution gt gt gt 3 1 2 Inserta New Schedule Manually Step 1 Left click and draw the bar you want add to the time table The scheduled time will show asa grey bar Schedule Configuration E Load y Copy to E Defaut Default 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 11 12 13 14 15 46 47 18 19 20 21 22 23 2
42. of event the time and contactor PEE attaching a picture taken while the event is ES d etecte d user 1 mail com user2 mail com user3 mail com Step 1 Select the Send E mail action and then click OK Step 2 The responding window will popup to Select Contact type the message to append Youcanchoose more than one contact Edit Address Book Insert the contact information here Note 1 To give the system the E mail accounts go to Config gt Setup gt Hotline See Configurationson page 71 for details 2 For Digital Input Events this wa ming action will send au the snapshot of the associated camera Please Y referto I O settings for details Customized message content Motioh deteaction alarm of camera A please do the below SOP 4 2 5 Action Type Phone Call The system will call a given phone number when an unusual event is detected Note This function is not available under Lite License Step 1 Select the Phone Call action and then click OK Step 2 The responding window will popup to Select Contactorand key in the message which want to append on SMS content You can choose one more contactatonce Note To setup the phone numberand make an audio record forthe phone call go to Config Setup Hotline See Configuration on page 71l 4 2 6 Action Type PTZ Preset Go PTZ Camera PresetGo MB The PTZ pan tilt zoom camera will go to a preset point or Note This function is not available u
43. only High Normal Low and Minimum for PDA Smart Phone Clients Note 1 Use Copyto option to apply settings of a single camera to others 2 To choose stream profile of remote live view see Live view setting at page 97 for detail 5 2 4 OSD Setting Select the information that you wish to see in the on screen display orthe sub screen of the camera Click the Font button to setup the font style Choose Font Foreground Font E Tahoma fa Size Color Y Bold E MV Edge Color Background Transparency a tj 210 Default 5 3 Setting I O Device vaz General Camera VO Device PTZ Coma Hotline Address Book Monitor Display Joystick lO Device Sating Digital inpuboutput pins of selected V module Devic e Setting I O Device Setting a ae cr Device sce cz8 fated Type me COM Poel com a bodii Aaa Gann a i I tet oo List of devices Input Monitor Output Monitor I O Device Setting Module Setting Name the module device and ID that has been connected to the digital input output device s to your system Device This column displays the device s already installed to the system ID Select the number of the I O port to which you plug the ribbon cable input Monitor The device s istumed on if the dot is red By tnggenng the digital input device the related icon will light up This
44. the sensitivity to avoid the alam being triggered by a swinging tree in the breeze Interval Click and move the slider control to the right to increase interval time so that the alam will only be triggered when the movement lasts longer Move to the left to reduce the interval Region Definition Define detection zone To detect Foreign Object you have to define a detection zone Left c lick and drag the mouse to draw a detection zone You may define more than one zone on the screen by repeating the same process User can also click on All button to select the entire detection zone Define Object size Afterdefining the detection zone select Define Object Size and then left c lick and drag the mouse to indicate the size of the object you want to detect Note For instance if you want to prevent somebody from leaving a bnefcase in a hallway place a bnefcase in the hallway in view of the camera On the screen draw an area that fits the size of the bnefcase and define it asthe object size Remove the bnefcase and then activate the Smart Guard function on the Main Console The system will consider everything on the screen normal when you click Start to activate the monitorfunction Start Simulation Click the Start Simulation button and test the function on the preview screen 4 1 7 Camera Event Missing Object Alam tnggers when an object disappearsin the defined area on the screen Mn TA E Basic
45. to setup motion detection To setup a single detection zone left click and drag the mouse to draw a rectangle To setup more than one detection zone simply repeatthe same processorclick All to select the entire screen Note The maximum number of rectangle detection zonesis 10 Y 0 3 3 3 Encoded Options This option sets up the quality of the recorded video The Onginal Video window isthe original stream from the camera The Encoded Video is preview of the recorded video corresponding with the encode settings below Video Encoder Keep original video format F Adjust MJPEG video frare rate m 30 For IP cameras AA The Encode Video function will reduce frames or re encode original streaming from Mist eme cia IP cameras To save Hard Disk usage adjust fra mer ate with original video format or for MPEGA H 264 MPEG Customized encoding Setup Default re encode to smaller file size by adjusting frame rate resolution and Quality Bit rate Keep Onginal Video format Select this option to reduce frame rate only but not to re encode video streams to save Hard Disk usage e Adjust MJ PEG video frame rate Move sliderto left to reduce frame rate Note The maximum FPS will comespond to original video streams set up on camera configuration o Keep key fra me only System will only record key frames of video streaming Note The key fra me interval is controlled by each camera manufacturer
46. 15 14 45 46 General Motion 03 2009 07 15 14 45 51 General Motion 02 Step1 Choose the type of events you wish to view or select All from the drop down menu to view all The types of Unusual Events include General Motion Foreign Object Missing Object Focus Lost Camera Occlusion Signal Lost Disk Space Exhausted System Health Unusual and Digital Input Tnggered Note Detection of some events is not available under Lite license Step 2 Choose the camera channel you wish to view orselect All for all channels a vaila ble Step 3 View the events that happened on a particular date orduring a given time period by defining a search period Fora particular date check and specify date in the Date box Fora period check the DateTime and then enterthe date and time Step 4 Click Search Note When working with a video record asdefault Log Viewer will search for Unusual Events in the video record in Date amp Time mode starting from the beginning to the end of the record A link will appear next to each event time where video is available By clicking on the link an instant playback window will pop up to show recorded video Note Instant playback isavailable under the following Smart Guard events General Motion Foreign Object Missing Object FocusLost and Camera Occlusion Loz Viewer 7 2 System Log Step 1 Event Time Unusual Event System Log Counting Application Counting Application Diagram P
47. 44 C4M10 Camera 10 8 General Motion 4 CAM11 Camera 11 8 General Motion 4 Ca4M12 Camera 12 8 General Motion Action Type Eon Screen Display ope E Phone Call 3 PTZ Preset Go Description Display warning message on video Play warning sound Send E mail to contactors Dial a phone call to contactor Trigger PTZ camera to present p Popup DI DO panel or trigger digi Send SMS to contactors Send to Central Server Send snapshot to FTP Popup E Map on Event Pop up video to T Out monitor Pop up video to TV Out monitor on event 4 2 Action 4 2 1 Action Assign a action type AN Event and Action Configuration Event Action Op poms Step 1 GA CAMOL Camera 1 BE Ga o General Motior Digital Input System LEJOn Screen Display Play Sound WMSend E Mail Phone Call 3 PTZ Preset Go E DIJDO WMSend a SMS message Step 2 ef FTP Qi aw WMSend to Central Server On Screen Display Play Sound Send E Mail Phone Call PTZ Preset Go DI DO Send a SMS message Send to Central Server Send snapshot to FTP Popup E Map on Event Popup E Map on Event OK X Cancel To inserta new action Step 1 Choose an event and click the insert action icon Step 2 There are 10 typesof actions select the actions you want and then click OK On Screen Display Play Sound Send E mail Phone Call PTZPreset Go U S ale ag e 6 D
48. 4M gt El Default EL Camerat E 01 Cameral E Camera2 5 02 Camera2 E Camera3 fj 03 Camera3 E Cameras E 04 Camera4 Step 1 TH Insert Stat Time End Time Retord FPS Quality Resolution Default Custom 4 Day Mode JwWeek Mo f Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 2 Click the Inserticon and add a new schedule in the Regular Mode i e to record video dunng the time period you set with 30 FPS normal video quality and normal resolution Step 3 Change the setting by clicking on the Configure icon See page 48 for detail or double click the Schedule Information Step 4 Click OK 3 1 3 Copy Schedule You may set up the schedule foreach channel camera by repeating the process above or by simply applying the setting of a single camera to all the others by clicking the Copy To icon at the top of the display window 3 1 4 Holiday and Custom setting Allows you to schedule each camera fora different day of the week additionally you may assign extra holidays in the Week mode HH Camerad o 3 3 s 4 6 e 7 e 10 1142190 140 10 47 oe oe om ot oa om 1 Sunday E 03 Camera LL Yednesday E 04 Camera I Thursday I Friday i Saturday ta Thursday in Frichiy fal Saturday Start Time End Ti Ror FPS Guaity Resolution Holiday Custom Holiday You may assign holidays where the system will work according to the setting for Sunday Note The default Holiday setting will apply Sunday s settings Fo
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50. 67 69 12 19 44 15 Main Console Startup 20 200709112 19 44 58 Main Console Shutdown 2007709712 19 44 58 Main Console Shutdown 21 2007 09 12 22 51 57 Main Console Startup 2667 69 12 22 51 57 Main Console Startup 22 200709 12 22 51 59 _ Main Console Shutdown 2807 09 12 22 51 59 Main Console Shutdown A a 2007 09 12 22 52 14 Main Console Startup 95 200709112 22 52 24 Main Console Shutdown 2667 69 12 poa es User Login admin 26 20070912 22 53 19 Main Console Startup 2007709712 22 52 24 Main Console Shutdown POMEL Svc ce A z 2667 69 12 22 53 19 Main Console Startup X S txt 2 10 Setting Click on the General Setting button and go to Setting forsystem configurations Record Display setting Calendar View Choose to display records under calendarview List Control Choose to display records under checklist O QOO 4 A 2009 r 1234 5 6 7 8 91011 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Play setting O QOO amp Record Date A E 2009 07 19 J 2009 07 17 3 2009 07 16 8 2009 07 15 3 2009 07 14 3 2009 07 13 38 2009 07 12 _ r Setting Record Display Calendar View Play Next interval Previous interval Capture Image General Server OSD Pos Play when open IV Auto skip when record motion only mode C Save in clipboard Manually save the image file C Automatically save the image file C
51. 7 set function 1 Set function 2 Go function 3 Go Z ox Aca 5 5 Setting Hotline General Camera lio Device PTZ Config Hotline User Account Address Book Monitor Display Joystick E Mail gt pTelephone SMTP Server Port 25 Modem Motorola SM56 Speakerphone Modem E Mail Sender Wave File 2 E Mail Subject Automatic hangup after 30 sec Body Content Test Make test phone call to SMTP server needs authentication TT ssL Dial User Account Jeer Account GSM modem Password Send Test Mail Port FTP Baud Rate Server Port 21 BIN Code Login ID interval 1 minutes Password Test Upload directory f Send a test message to Passive mode Upload Test File Test X Cancel Configure the settings of various contacts or devices including E mail FIP GSM modem and Telephone calls which will be tiggered upon event detection E mail Input the following information Server Port and Sender s E mail address E mail s subject title Body content and SSL option for encrypted transmission Click on the Send Test Mail button to test the settings Note indicates mandatory fields FIP Input the following information server Port Login ID Password and Upload directory according to your FIP type to enable disable Passive mode You may click on the Upload Test File button to test the settings Note
52. A Verification Tool The Venfication Tool venfies whether the data created by the system hasbeen tampered with It isthe process by which a digital watermark a digital signature isadded to each recorded video frame to ensure its authenticity There are 3 types of data that can be venfied by the Venfication Tool 1 File in DAT 264 format will be displayed a s 2 File in AVI ASF format will be displayed ast 3 File in BMP J PG format will be displayed asia 1 1Exec ute Verification Tool Step 1 Execute Verification Tool from program files Dreyer o gt E IP Surveillance System Eset gt User Manual 7 7 Finance management E Backup System E GlobalSCAPE gt UN DBTools m Infogrames gt a Main Console gt 7 Intel PROSet Wireless Playback System 22 Windows Live F MBM 5 gt Remoto Live Viewer 1 EN 1 Microsoft Office gt EJ Verification Tool Step Step 2 Insert the Administrator Password to log in Step 3 The Venfication Tool appearsafter login 1 2 Verification Tool Overview Add File Add Folder Remove File SelectAll Video Preview Video Preview File Name Watermark Start Time End Time Cam Name Path 9200001 2009 05 2009 05 TRENDne C Documents and Se M8 0604 sa 2009 06 2009 06 Sanyo WD C Documents and Se 0 0604_5 2009 06 2009 06 Sanyo WC C Documents and Se D Link DC C Documents and S
53. Advanced Alarm Event Option Video Preview Sensitivity JM na Sensitivity a mere Interval te interval E Region Definition Region Definition Define detection zone e Start Simulation com Alam Event Option Sensitivity C lick and move th inima movement will tiggerthe alarm Move the barto the left to reduce the sensitivity of movement Setting up the appropnate sensitivity value will reduce the chance of false alarms For example you can lower the sensitivity to avoid the alarm being tnggered by a swinging tree in the breeze Interval Click and move the slider control to the right to increase interval time so that the alam will only be tiggered when the movement lasts longer Move to the left to reduce the interval Region Definition Define detection zone To detect Missing Object you have to define a detection zone Left click and drag the mouse to draw a detection zone You may define more than one zone on the screen by repeating the same process User can also click on All button to select the entire detection zone Note For instance if you want to prevent somebody from removing the computer monitoron the desk draw an area that fits the size of the monitoron the screen Alarm Event Configuration Basic Advanced Alarm Event Option Video Preview Sensitivity Interval 1 jS Region Definition Define detection zone C j Start Simulation
54. C For verify and repair proposes This tool is used to check and repair yourdatabase and recorded video with problems 1 lf there are records in database but no video file use this DB Tools to delete records 2 lf there are video files but no record in database use this DB Tools to rearrange the database and find these records Step 1 Switch to Repairdatabase windows Ll DBTools IP version 3 1 0 0 Repair database hModify locations to store video files Please confirm locations where video files were stored and press button Modit to confirm Repair database Step 2 Select the repairMethod asModify Location Repair database Verity video files stored by surveillance system Please confirm locations where video files were stored and press button Verify to check all files Fixing database is only needed when verification is failed Install Path EiProgram FilesisC B_IP Method Step 3 Check the video location windows The system will list all video locations in table but if there are any omit please use to insert Note After inserting location the system will show files count below table File Count 41 Step 4 Choose the method of Venfy Only and click venfy This method will only check the files without modify Venfy result will show how many files broken or missing Verify Result 41 files verified 0 files broken O files missing Step 5 Choose the method of Repair Com
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56. Complete The InstallShield Wizard has successfully installed IP Surverillance System Click Finish to exit the wizard Cancel Remote Desktop Tool Remote Desktop Tool allow user remote to access Main Console System and setup configuration Step 1 Insert the Installation CD Run Setup exe from the CD ROM directory RemoteDesktopViewer to start the installation Step 2 Select Nextin the Install Shield Wizard dialog box Remote Desktop Viewer InstallShield Wizard X Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard for Remote Desktop Yiewer The InstallShield Wizard will install Remote Desktop Viewer on your computer To continue click Next Surveillance Client InstallShield Wizard License Agreement Please read the following license agreement carefully End User License Agreement EULA Do not install or use the software until you have read and accepted all of the license terms Permission to use the software is conditional upon your agreeing to the license terms Installation or use of the software by you will be deemed to be acceptance of the license terms Acceptance will bind you to the license terms in a legally enforceable contract with company SOFTWARE LICENSE AND LIMITED WARRANTY This is an agreement between you the end user and company By using this software nis sottware you agree to become Hound by ne terms oT This agreement i accept the terms of the license agr
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58. Fullscreen TV Out Pop up Select to have the pop up camerason the screen notify users of the current event 1 4 Live Display Live display is flexible you may change channels and screen divisions Each screen division sharesthe same display list but hasan independent display sequence Forexample when using Show Duplic ate Delete Camera functionsto edit your camera list the same list will be avalla ble to all different screen divisions Note This camera list is also available at the monitor display tab from the Config Setting window Two monitorscan have two independent lists Current a Action En Show camera add cam 1 add to first free channel 122 Duplicate camera duplicate cam 2 Delete camera delete cam 2 When using a mouse to drag and drop camera channels the sequence change will only apply to the Current division 412 EE Note change of sequence Right click on the camera screen forthe onscreen menu Here you willbe able to quickly adjust settings of yourcamera 1 5 Instant Playback not available under Lite License Instant Playback function allows you to play the last few minutes of any live video channel Simply right click on Live Channel and select Instant Playback to accessthe recorded video 1 5 1 Instant Playback window overview El Instant Playback Window Playback Navigation 9 24 2009 1x yz sa 9 52 35 AM gt oc OOO Playback Period 9 02 35 AM
59. I DO 7 Send a SMS Message 8 Send to Central Server 9 Send snapshot to FIP 10 Popup E Map on event Note Some actions will not be available under Lite License Step 3 Configure the setting of the Action Type if needed Select Camera 4 2 2 Action Type On Screen display A red waming will be flashing on the screen of Main Console indicating which type of unusual event is E camo1 Cam nya x M detected ct Step 1 Select the On Screen display action and then click OK Step 2 The responding window will popup to Selected Camera Click the On Screen display indicatorto modify the setting Displayed Text Camera Display the camera applied to this action Missing Object Auto popup Clickthe Auto popup column and select the you expected monitorfor popping up the event Disp la yea text You can follow the default setting to show the event type orenable Customized Text to define the YOK X Cancel text as your preference 4 2 3 Action Type Play Sound Sound alam the system will play the sound asalarm when an unusual event is detected Step 1 Select the Play Sound action and then click OK Step 2 The responding window will popup to choose a Wave file wav Click the Play Sound indicator to modify the setting 4 2 4 Action Type Send E mail Select Contactor The system will send an E mail immediately to given ST accounts indicating the type
60. I map helpsto gamas ce locate devices easily and the information window helpsto show the p A 692 4 kbps status of each device Map Info Show map name Camera Show camera name and connecting status F Digital Input Show Digital Input name and status 0 or 1 T Digital Output Show Digital Output name and status 0 or 1 1 POS Show POS device na me connecting status firt associated camera name and connecting status 9 5 3 1 O Control Select to obtain the I O control panel Use the panelto view DI sewers Jlocalhost status and control DO devices remotely Note Adjust the setting of I O device in Main console Config O O Setting I O Device first the I O control panel will display the device Inputd Input 0 status based on these settings e o oO 9 6 Playback CutputO Output 0 Select to obtain the Playback panel and view video remotely ES Remote Playback Site Management 9 6 1 Add Remote Playback Site Server Setting Y Server Name Press the Remote Sever icon to go to remote Address playback site management to add and setup a remote port 5160S playback connection Step 1 Enterthe IP address or DNS Port Usema me and pee ae Pa ssword i Password Step 2 Click Add to add the server Save Password IT Step 3 Click OK to exit the Setting panel Test Server 9 6 2 Access Remote Playback Site Add Open Go to Date Time Panel and click on the j icon on Y K X Cancel
61. List Control Miscellaneous I Synchronize video frames Play when open Checkthe option and set the system to start playing the video clip every time a record is withdrawn Auto skip when record motion only mode Check the option to set up the system to automatically skip to the points where there were motions recorded Next interval Set the interval with which the video goes forward when you click on the Next icon on the control panel Previous interval St the interval with which the video goes backward when you click on the Previous icon on the control panel Capture Image setting Sets how you want to save the image Save in clipboard The image willbe saved in the clipboard image will be available to paste elsewhere Manually save the image file You can manually select where you want to save the image Name the saved file and choose the file format you want to save as Automatically save the image file By pre setting a path URL and the image format the system will automatically save the image accordingly when you click the Save button in the control panel Misc ellaneous Synchronize video frames Select this option to avoid display problems that may occur under high CPU loading Server Setting Remote Playback Ste Management OSD Setting Enable Camera OSD to display video Information on recorded video Information includescamera name Camera number date
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63. OORT SR Main Gone Shakes 2007 09 12 15 08 54 Main Console Startup pa ALS DERI Malo Cone Bla 2007 09 12 15 69 61 Main Console Shutdown a A eB 2007 09 12 15 14 11 Main Console Startup AAA Po 2007 09 12 15 14 12 Main Console Shutdown a aa eeii en 2097 09 12 15 14 31 Main Console Startup IO 2 15 LS Man orale Sirti 5 s laats Main oeae tharian 2007 09 12 15 15 28 Main Console Shutdown EENT lads Main Goro Sp 2007 09 12 19 44 15 Hain Console Startup 0070013 GSE Mir Conie Thain 2007 09 12 19 44 58 Main Console Shutdown 22215137 Mam Conse Shotep 2007 09 12 22 51 57 Main Console Startup PS Main Conds hide 2007 09 12 22 51 59 Main Console Shutdown ron can EN a 2007 09 12 22 52 14 Main Console Startup pro VF 2007 09 12 22 52 18 User Login admin BEA cee rra 2007 09 12 22 52 24 Main fancene Shutdown ee 2007 09 12 22 53 19 Main Console Startup X S ot E Backup system Localho Help ye Mew Period Remove Period B Backup x Delete 2009 5714 FF 01 09 00 2009 514 FF 01 32 00 a 2009 5415 EF 10 33 00 2009 5115 FF 10 46 00 111 155EB ma gu o a E T The backup function saves recorded video and other log information Backup files may be reloaded on any PC with the Playback System installed Follow the instructions below for more information on obtaining backup files 8 1 Backup Recorded files Backup Help a 5 E 1 New Period Remove Period Backup Delete Step 1 End Date Time
64. OS Log Log Type fan Iv 2009 05 05 Export to Search Step 3 2009 05 05 14 58 E le Event Type Description 2009 05 05 09 54 47 2009 05 05 09 56 22 2009 05 05 13 29 02 2009 05 05 13 29 04 2009 05 05 13 29 10 2009 05 05 13 29 15 2009 05 05 13 47 56 2009 05 05 13 48 31 2009 05 05 13 49 46 2009 05 05 13 50 56 2009 05 05 13 51 35 Main Console Startup Main Console Shutdown Main Console Startup User Login Start Schedule Start Smart Guard Modify Configuration Modify Configuration Modify Configuration Modify Configuration Modify Configuration admin Step1 Choose the type of event you want to check or select All from the drop down menu for all types of events Select Log Type form the drop down menu There are in total 31 types of log types including Start Live Streaming Server Stop Central Management Modify Central Management Y Main Console Startup Y Stop Live Streaming Server Y Main Console Shutdown Y Modify Live Strea ming Server Y User Login Y Start Remote Playback Server Y User Login Failed Y Stop Remote Playback Server Y Sta rt Schedule Y Modify Remote Playback Server Y Stop Schedule Y IP Camera Connection Lost Y Execute Rec yc le Y Auto Restart Windows Y Enable Channel Y Modify POS Setting Y Disable Channel Y POS Connection Lost Y Start Smart Guard Y Modify E Map Y Stop Smart Guard Y Start Remote Desktop Y Modify Smart Guard Y Stop Remote Desk
65. Perimeter mode the Enable Digital PIZoption would become Enable ImmerVision digital PTZ 1 3 6 Connect Disconnect Right click on the display screen and select Connect Disconnect to modify the connecting status of the camera 1 3 7 Show Camera Select the camera from the Show Camera Menu to display video on selected screen Note 1 The camera list of show camera menu shows asthe one in the right column of monitor display panel 2 The change of displayed screen is only applied to the current display divisions 1 3 8 Duplicate Camera Select the camera from the Duplicate Camera Menu to duplicate camera video to selected screen Note 1 The duplicated camera would add to the camera list of duplicate camera menu showsasthe one in the right column of monitor displa y panel 2 The change of displa y list will apply to all divisions and also the right column of monitor displa y 1 3 9 Delete Camera Click on Delete Camera to remove a camera from the display screen of the display screen Note 1 The camera list of delete camera menu shows asthe one in the right column of monitor display panel 2 The settings will apply to all divisions and also the right column of monitor display 1 3 10 Enable Digital PTZ To enable the PTZfunctions of the camera select the Enable digital PIZoption Use mouse wheel orclick on the and signsto zoom in and zoom out on the camera ordrag a rectangle to enlarge the area The square flashing on the video grid in
66. Region 1 to Region 2 or from Region 2 to Region 1 Runtime Check the boxes to show the counting resulton the screen and or show object bounding box which drawsthe shape of the object that the system detectsin red squares You can choose from the drop down menu of how long you want to resetthe counting number Start Simulation Click to test the setting 5 14 POS Application Note This function isnot available under Lite license Each Main Console system can manage up to 64 POScash registerdevices The POSApplication tool Referto the can be used to configure POSdevices User manual for details Data Source Display 27 Insert H Delete 9 Configure POS Info Name hy IP Serial Box SCB C31 Tag Filter Default Associated Cameras EE CAMO1 Cami E CAMO6 Vivotek FD7141 192 16 PACAMOS VIVOTEK IP7135 5 15 Network Service There are 5 types of network services Live streaming server Remote playback server 3GPP service Remote pr i Desktop and Central Management Service From the Main Console go to ca ace et Config Network Service to obtain the Network Service panel License Manager Save Load Configuration Counting Application l l i POS Application An icon shows for each network service in the information window of Main El Log Viewer gt Console when sta ted See 1 1 User Interface Overview for details El Backup Network Serice a os Fo fT E Schedule G
67. Step 2 Step 3 Remote Backup Site Managemen Step 1 Add Remote Backup Site Press the Remote servel a Server Setting localhost localhost button to go to remote backup site management to add a M and setup the backup ste Address 2 e Enterthe IP address or DNS Port Usema me and Password cat ELA Click Add to add the server User Name fo Click OKto exit the Setting panel Password ooo F Save Password Step 2 Access Remote Backup Site Click on the j icon ME and insert the usema me password of the remote server to Saal Eee access the backup Site Step 3 Click on New Period to obtain the Select Date Time Period Y ok x cancel panel Step 4 Select the data you want to backup by highlighting the time period Besides the time ta ble you may also set up start time and end time in the Date Time Period section _ Step 6 E DateTime Search Dialog Local Machine A iz Ly ee O O Date Time Period Vides Preview Start Time 2009 715 00 00 00 M Enable Preview 4 A 2009 gt z z End Time 2009 7115 00 00 00 KATA z z 5 6 7 8 91011 12 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Color Event Type 26 27 28 29 30 31 y General Motion Foreign Object Missing Object FOCUS Lost Camera Block Signal Lost Se Step 5 Camera 1 z Tamera 2 ficamera 3 faicamera 4 camera 5 camera 6 Camera 7 HcCamera 8 a fis Record Always Record o
68. The Intelligent Surveillance Solution NVR DVR Hybrid User Manual TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CO Ea race etcetera ern cecetecsecsaneeneanasinceaeninnastecsounerosaeteceane bee E EE 2 INSTALLAMON Sesma ote aio 7 Server Application Installation oooononccnonncccnnononococonnnncnonononanconnnnnnnnononnoronnnnnnonnrnnnnrnrnnnnnnnrnnnrnnananarannnnens 8 Remote Desktop OC prats ini ri ie 11 DVR Driver InstallatiON oo coocccnncnncnnncnnnnnnnncnonnnn rr nn rn nono EAE AEAEE EEE EEan nE EAE EAEE A EE Ea AFARA aa 13 PDA Cite SCN UON creiren rran aan n Ea E EEEE A AE a EEE A E A EEE nii 14 Smart Phone Client Insta lla tiOn ooncoocccncnnncncncnincninononononononanoncnonn nora ro nrrnn rr nn rro rr nn rr rr rr rr rn rre 14 QUIE aes ee mn eer ee doit 15 Pec ue Pe ge AA E ne ee Oe eee it 15 Activate P Camera Une ee AEN AAA Ere Aare TEKEEN Enar Ean ia na na 15 lil o A A 15 AO MEA ci criccis 15 A re ee 16 o A 17 Start Recording amp Smart Gua d narrar aos 18 nd fe BV OY I SA 18 LMAINGON OLE uti ee E 19 1 1 User Interface OvervieW 2 cccccccccecccecececececeeeceeceeeeeeeaeeeeueeaueeaeeeaueeauesaueeaueeaueeaueeaueeaeeeaueeaaesnaeeeaeenaeeeanenaneeaeeeas 20 1 2 PIZCamera CONO la cicsedsteesdectbsareddactndeineibtesccssceancsvecsbesneisaceaetuduenmceancbentoansasinnsencaemeeansdenmenntebteagecneessausaeeovenct 22 1 2 1 Set Preset Point Go to Preset POINK nc cccccccccececeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeaeeeeeeneeeeeeeneeeaeeaeee
69. Viewer Step 5 Click on Test Serverto check if the server is a valla ble Step 6 Click Add to insert the setting to server list Note To change the setting select a server on server list and click Update after modify setting To remove the server select a server on server list and then click Delete 9 1 3 Group Setting Allocate different camerasinto each appointed group Note Cameras under Lite license cannot be included in a group with other servers General Server Group Camera OSD POS Monitor Display Notification Jc 4 gt Step 2 A inet Delete E Rename Login Step 1 orp E localhost gt peaihost AXIS Q1755 192 En ie Cami gt localhost Cami b TRENDnet Saw 192 168 2 gt localhost Cami B D ODCS 5610 132 168 2 Step 4 Home B D Link DCS 6100 4 92 16872 B AXIS Q1755 192 168 2 250 Bl Cam2 Step 3 W D Link DCS 5610 192 168 2 W AXIS Q1755 192 168 2 250 W Cami gt gt Y OK X Cancel Step 1 Log in to all the servers that contain the camera s you would like to put into the group s Step 2 Click Insert to create a new group name the group for future reference Step 3 From the window at the right highlight the camera s that you would like to add to a group and then clickon the lt button Repeatthe process until satisfied with the group setting Step 4 Click on the Delete and Rename button to remove or rename a specific group Step 5 Repeat Step
70. WCS 2010 00 11 68 80 44 F1 O 192 168 1 90 LevelOne FCS 1010 00 11 68 80 44 8D O 192 168 1 60 AXIS 207 0040 8C 7247 85 C 192 168 1 93 LevelOne FCS 3000 00 11 68 80 34 05 O 192 168 1 98 LevelOne FCS 1040 00 11 68 80 47 01 O 192 168 1 92 LevelOne WCS 2030 00 11 68 80 32 2B O 192 168 1 94 LevelOne FCS 1030 00 11 68 80 36 FD Pe IP Camera Option Camera Name LevelOne FCS 5011 192 168 1 131 User Name Password Za X cana Fill in the username and password foreach IP camera found and click OK to add it to the camera list Insert Click on the Insert icon forthe IP Video Server Setting paneland add IP camerasto the list See following part IP Camera Video Server Setting panel for detail Delete Click on the Delete button to remove the selected IP camera s from the system Click OK to finalize the modification Config Click on the Config button forthe IP Video Server Setting panel You can modify the IP camera settings with the Setting panel See following part IP Camera Video Server Setting panel for detail 5 2 2 IP Camera Video Server Setting panel Netwo rk IF Camera Wideo Server setting Metwork Mame IF Address O O UseDNe Http Fort E Liser Mame PO Password PO Davir a Prataral Teo Imno OTTO Network Fill in required info of the Network field including Name IP Address Http Port User Name Password and Protocol refering to the instruction provided by the camera manuf
71. acturer Check Use DNS to use domain name instead of IP address Device Choose the IP camera manufacturer from the drop down menu Altematively click on Auto Detect and the detected vendor model name will show in the box Description Shows information forthe IP camera 5 2 3 Camera Parameter General Camera vo Device PTZ Config Hotline User Account Address Book Monitor Display Joystick fh Search f Insert pH Delete 9 Config E CAMO1 Cami E CAMO2 VIVOTEK FD7131 E CAMO3 VIVOTEK IZ7151 E CAMO4 AXIS 210A 192 168 2 22 E CAMOS D Link DCS 6100 192 16 E CAMO6 Vivotek FD7141 192 168 E CAMO Vivotek FD7132 192 168 E CAMOS AXIS 210A 192 168 2 22 E CAMOS VIVOTEK IP7135 E CAM10 LevelOne WCS 2040 192 E CAM11 LevelOne WCS 2060 192 E CAM12 AXIS 214 192 168 2 24 E CAM13 D Link DCS 5610 192 16 CAM14 CAM2 Camera List Camera Parameter OSD Setting CAM2 IV Enable Date 200910430 Go to Web Interface I Time am1 15 00 Camera Settings Y Camera Number Video Parameter lV Camera Name Font Stream Profile Bitrate Apply All S gt Y OK X Cancel Camera List The camera s connected to the system will show on the panel click the name of the camera to adjust the setting Camera Parameter Camera Name Name the camera Go to Web Interface Go to vendor s website interface to configure the camera setting
72. admin min ministrator Disable User Account Check the Disable User Account will ri enero Pit a block thisaccount to access system The signal ee will Guardi Powerlser 12345 Guard2 User 123 appear after disabling the account Note Only the default admin account couldn t be disabled Keep remote login for minutes Insert the duration to auto kick out account after logging in from remote LiveViewer or Remote Playback server Privilege Check each pnvilege of functions and devices foreach user account Function Check the settings operation related and system configuration and the privilege of remote access Device Check the device pnvileges of camera digital output and POS in MainConsole and client applications Note The pnvilege of default admin account is not configurable Setup TV Out function isnot available if there isno IPS 7108 7116 card installed 5 10 License Manager The license of the software should be registered first before operating the former version of Intelligent Surveillance System Execute the License Management Tool in Config gt License Manager to activate the license from dongle or serialnumber allocated with the software package or de activate the license then bring it to another PC to activate it again Note Please refer page 111 forthe detail setting of License Management tool js System Setting Setting gt 2 User Account Setting fs License Manager EW Auto
73. age Copy to Clipboard X Close 2 7 Print 7 i Print Content Click on the Print button to print the current image of Balsehenannels the video you choose Print active channel image Print all channels in the current view Print Content Select printed region ofimages C Original Print the image from the curent selected channel orall the channels shown on the screen Select to print original view Selected region orselected region on camera Page Setting Original size Page Setting C Fitto page Set to print the image with onginal size orfitto page Set Align Image Top y Align image to Top Center or Bottom 2 8 Backup Compared to the Save Video function Backup saves everything from the Playback panel including video and log information You can start a full function Playback Console and load the backup files into it on any PC with Windows operating system This means you ma y monitorthe real time video and work on the backup files on separate computers simulta neously Step 1 Press the Open Record to select data and press Backup Ll Step 2 You can adjust the Start Time and End Time you want to backup Step 3 You can adjust the Cameras you want to backup Step 4 You can calculate the size of the backup data Step 5 Select the directory you want to save the backup data including CDROM DVD or Hard Disk Step 6 Check the log you want to backup Step 7 Press Backup to start
74. and cannot be adjusted Encoder Parameter Video format Customized encoding not available under Lite License Frame rate The video stream will be decoded then re encoded by configuration Resolution or Click Setup button to adjust Encoder Parameter Ponies ae Note Customized encoding function causes high CPU usage O make sure the PC specification isenough recommend Core 2 A o Quad orabove Y OK x Cancel The Encode Video function sets Fra me Rate Quality and Resolution that you want to record and providesan approximate recorded time period id For IPS G 3 Seres cards you may additionally choose from different video formats Frame Rate including Mpeg4 and H 264 Note Capture card devices IPS series are required TH Full 30 0 Quality 5 Normal Resolution A 320x240 Default Approximate 1GB 6 hr 12 min Event Action DBD a alam a a a CAMOS9 OA Room Action Options Ger ion on Screen Display CAM10 Office B Send E Mail W Foreign Object 5j FTP CAM11 Demo g PTZ Preset Go 4 E Map Map Map Indicator None Camera Occlusion 4 CAM12 Desktop dl Signal Lost H a Test POS T Transaction Start Video Preview Digital Input jie Testboard Input 2 Input 2 E System E Disk Space Exhausted Click on the Guard button on the Main Console to start the Event and Action Co
75. ap list Step 4 The map indicator appearson the left up comer of parent map Drag it to the position you want on appointed map Edit E Map Step 1 Make sure you are in Edit mode and all devices are connected and inserted Step 2 Right click on the Map icon to obtain the option menu to edit map or just click the Edit Map button to obtain the Map Config dialog Step 3 Modify the required details and then click OK to save configuration Delete E Map Step 1 Make sure you are in Edit mode and alldevicesare connected and inserted Step 2 Right click on the Map icon to obtain the option menu to delete map orjust click the Delete button to remove appointed map from list Note The root map cannot be deleted 6 1 2 Add Rotate Delete Device Indicator Add Indicator Step 1 Make sure you are in Edit mode and alldevicesare connected and inserted Step 2 Click on the E Map icon to go to the desired map layer Step 3 Please make sure the map you want isdisplayed Select device from the list and directly drag a device to the desired location on the map Note Different devices are symbolized by different indicators cameo indicator digital Output indicator 8 POS indicator Rotate Indicator Step 1 Click on an existing camera indicatoron your map under Edit mode Thiscamera indicator will be marked with a green ring Step 2 Each click on the Rotate button rotatesthe indicator 45 degree
76. ate the function Move the slider control to the nght to increase contrast Grey Scale show the record in grey scale mode so the image displaysin black and white 2 5 Save Video Step 1 Click on the display screen to choose the camera display that you want to save asa video clip Step 2 Set up the cue In and cue out points the cue in and cue out time will show on the information window BON ee 47 16 28 IN 17 16 OUT 17 16 Cueln Cue Out p Step 3 Click on the Save Video button El choose the folder where you want to save the file at enterthe file name and click SAVE Step 4 Set the Export Format ASF recommend and set the Use Profile Export Video Audio e ASF more efficient than AVI format Recommended format Export File Path e AVI Microsoft Video 1 Supports Windows Media Player with Export Format Vista amp XP quality ma y be poorerthan recorded video by E tra NSC od e proc ess Windows Media Video 8 for Local Area Network 384 Start Time 2009 0617 11 41 02 e AVI Orginal Format Faster export process with high quality video but the export files can only be viewed using VLC Playerto play End Time 2009 0617 11 42 55 l Export Audio For Windows Media Player please install additional FFDShow T Export OSD cod ec Export POS Transaction Note e The restrictions of AVI format a The maximum size of an AVI file is limited to 4 GB b Vanati
77. ators to hide the Device and Map or Preview and Information windowson the nght and leftsides Click again to go back to the default layout Full screen display For systems with dual monitor userscan view Main Console on the primary monitor and view a full sized E Map on the secondary monitor Step 1 Clickon amp 4 Tnangular indicators to hide the Device and Map or Preview and Information windows on the right and left sides sama catmao Delete ro Save Step 2 Click on the uppernght comer of the window forthe full screen mode of E Map 7 Log Viewer Unusual Event system Log Counting Application Counting Application Diagram POS Log Log Type All v Channel All Y Date fy 2009 0715 Export to DateTime 14 45 2009 0715 14 45 52 gt Seach Event Type Camera Description 2009 07 15 14 45 46 General Motion 2009 07 15 14 45 51 General Motion View the history and export reports of unusual events detected by the Smart Guard System To launch Log Viewer simply click on Config and select Log Viewerfrom the menu 7 1 Unusual Event Log iewer eg Unusual Event System Log Counting Application Counting Application Diagram POS Log Log Type fai Step1 Channel All Y wate v 200907115 2 Export to Step2 DateTime F to ns Search p 4 AA nt Tiare Event Type Camera Description Step3 2009 07
78. d set the timeout secondsto cancel the event aftera specific time whetherthe event disappears or not Activated Period 4 1 3 Camera Event Signal Lost Detect the loss of video signal from camera 4 1 4 Camera Event General Motion Detect any movement in the defined detection zone Alarm Event Configuration E Basic Advanced Alarm Event Option Video Preview Sensitivity Sensitivity fr Interval e ES Interval oo r Region Region Definition Definition Define detection zone e A Pa Alam Event Option Sensitivity Click and move the slider control to the right to increase sensitivity so that minimal movement will tiggerthe alarm Move the barto the left to reduce the sensitivity Setting up an appropnate sensitivity value will minimize false alarms For example you can lower the sensitivity to avoid the alarm being triggered by a swinging tree in the breeze Interval Click and move the slider control to the right to increase interval time so that the alam will only be triggered when the movement lasts longer Move to the left to reduce the interval Region Definition Define detection zone To detect General Motion you have to define a detection zone Left click and drag the mouse to draw a detection zone You may define more than one zone on the screen by repeating the same process User can also click on All button to select the entire detect
79. d System Start Counting Application Note For further application of the Resource Management Tool please refer to page 50 In Guard chapter Open Event Report Open E Map Step 1 J Open IfO Control Panel 1 1 Execute Resource Management tool Step 1 Open Resource Report from start menu Lock System Step 2 The Resource Management Tool will appear 1 2 System Resource Overview System Resource History Diagram E Resource Report System Resource E System Health CPU Temperature 0 C 32 F Motherboard Temperature 0 C 32 F CPU Fan Speed 0 RPM Power Fan Speed 0 RPM CPU Loading 21 SEmMemory Usage 71 Memory Used 1466 MB Memory Available 580 MB Logical Disk Free 15 CiDocuments and Settings JSERWa iN Network Utilization Advanced 1 2 1 System Resource System Health This item shows the system information including CPU Temperature Motherboard Temperature CPU Fan Speed and Power Fan Speed Note Userneedsto install the SpeedFan first to gatherthe CPU and Motherboard temperature information CPU Loading This item shows the percentage of CPU usage Memory Usage This item shows the memory usage of system Memory Used and Memory Available are included Logica Disk Free This item shows the percentage of available disk space for storage Note The disk directory willbe the same asthe one in MainConsole Config Setting Storage Location
80. d time Step 3 Click Search 2 9 4 Counting Application Display the history of Counting Application during a given time period This feature isnot available under Lite License f Log Yiewer Unusual Event System Log Counting Application Counting Application Diagram POS Log Channel All Date 7 Date Time to Event Time Channel 2007 07 25 19 00 00 Camera 3 14 13 2007 07 25 19 30 00 Camera 3 0 4 2007 07 25 19 32 42 Camera 3 2007 07 27 11 30 00 Camera 3 4 2 2007 07 27 12 00 00 Camera 3 5 6 2007 07 27 12 30 00 Camera 3 4 4 2007 07 27 12 32 15 Camera 3 0 D 2007 09 26 13 29 49 Camera 1 0 0 Step1 Select the channel you want to check or select All from the drop down menu forall channels Step 2 Select search penod View the events that happened on a particular date or during a given time penod by selecting search penod Fora particulardate check the Date box right and indicate the date Fora period check the DateTime and then enterthe date and time Step 3 Click Search Step 4 Press the button Export to Step 5 Type the file name and choose the file format xls or txt 2 9 5 Counting Application Diagram Display the Counting Application data in diagram format not available under Lite License M Log Viewer SES Unusual Event System Log Counter Application Counter Application Diagram POS Log Channel CAMERA 1 Period One Day
81. dicate the conespondent view ratio of the camera 1 3 11 Mx Aspect Ratio For some specialcamera resolution usercan enable Fix Aspect Ratio to view original ratio video or disable this option to stretch 3 4 to fit window 1 3 12 Instant Playback This feature isnot available under Lite License To open the Instant Playback window of the camera select the Instant Playback option and choose the period Referto 1 5 Instant Playback section for detail Cia Snap shot 1 3 13 Snapshot Select the snapshot function to capture a specific video image frame immediately You have the optionsto copy the image to clipboard orto save it For further settings select OSD option and POS option to export the image with date time camera number name and POStext If the digital PTZfunction is enabled in display view you can also decide Full Size or Selected Region as your snapshot region M OSD M PoS Region selected region y 1 3 14 Manual Record gts Save lmaqge Copy to Clipboard x Close CAMIS Came 90 x 74 Start recording video by selecting manual record 1 3 15 Toggle Full screen Select to view a specific channel with full screen Press ESC to go back to original window 1 3 16 TV Out Pop up Note This function isnot available if there isno IPS 7108 7116 card installed Enable Digital PTZ Show Camera Duplicate Camera i Delete Camera Fx Aspect Ratio Instant Playback Snapshot Manual Record Toggle
82. e 192 160 4 71 1 192 168 1 54 ES Main Black White List Performance Lin ii Coui o KE KE All a a ot e a mi Etah IF Cambra Bitrate bp Live Stre ng E Rimote Playback E Start yp Semice Serine Sener Status Stopped Eliwl Options Austr Fort 51 50 Default Port Dissktop Madrrun Connections 16 Re Ubi Defui Web Sinir C rnibral Fort jz Management E Save Log Livearverlog Le 6 Enable Audio ok 1 2 2 Execute and Login Step 1 Make sure your PDA Smart Phone device isconnected to network and then go to Start Programs PDA Smart Phone Client to execute application fa Programs ae 46704 Download Excel Mobile File Explorer Agent Notes Pocket MSN PowerPoint Search Mobile m Tasks Terminal Word Mobile Servic Step 2 Insert Address Port Name and Password of the server and click on to login 1 3 PDA Smart Phone Client Overview There are 3 main pagesof Client application Monitor Preview I O Control and System Info Switch between these buttonsto adjust overall configuration Log out Live View I O control Syste m Info 1 3 1 Live View Camena List li Till fen on mi E AA Camera List Display Live Video Back to Camera List Displays all snapshots of channels connected to serverascamera list Click on indicated snapshot to get the channel information and then click on Pito displa y live video Note The Screen Division and Refresh opti
83. e license terms Acceptance will bind you to the license terms in a legally enforceable contract with company SOFTWARE LICENSE AND LIMITED WARRANTY This is an agreement between you the end user and company By using this software J If you accept the terms of the agreement click I Agree to continue You must accept the agreement to install NUUODriver Step 4 Installing driver i aptureCardDrivers Setup El Installing a Please wait while CaptureCardDrivers is being installed F Execute DetectCard exe PCI VEN_1999 amp DEV_A900 TTTTTTT It TIT AAA Show details Step 5 Click Finish after installing the system completely and then choose to reboot now or later t gt CaptureCardDrivers Setup m a E Completing the CaptureCardDrivers Wizard Your computer must be restarted in order to complete the installation Do you want to reboot now O 1 want to manually reboot later PDA Client Installation Step 1 Connect PDA device to the PC Step 2 Insert the installation CD Run Setup exe from the CD ROM directory PDAC lient to install PDA Client Note If you do not have Microsoft ActiveSync installed a message will appear Cannot find ActiveSync install ActiveSync and run installation again Step 3 Check that the client application is installed completely in PDA device Start er 4 2 46 ok PDA Client CAB was successfully installea on your device If you need more storage space yo
84. e video status cue in out time points and video playback speed Audio Volume Control Adjust the audio volume Screen Division Allocate the sub screen display by clicking on the desired layout icon To switch to single camera display double click on a particular sub screen Double click on the screen again to go to previous screen division layout To view in the full screen mode right click on the screen forthe Toggle Full Screen function Control Play Pause and Stop the video FVVWD REV Customize the speed on Settings panel Step FVVWD REV Forward reverse frame by frame Speed Control the speed of the playing video Cue When playing video click on the Cue In Cue Out icon at where you want to set asthe starting ending point of a saved video clip The Cue In and Cue Out time will be displayed on the Playback Information Window once they are set On Screen Menu Toggle Fullscreen Select to view cameras under full screen Press Esc or right click to go back to original view Enable ImmervVision PTZ Adjust PTZin PTZmode Depend on device ImmerVision Lens Setting Select the mode of lens original PIZmode Quad mode and Perimeter mode Depend on device 0110 04 16 CAM3 1111 n i a n el r w _ ES e p q A o Toggle Fullscreen ae 1 J i E ad Enable Innmervision PTZ a PTZ Mode Quad Mode Perimeter Mode 2 2 Open Record Date Time Search Dialog a Click on the O
85. e Digital Output is from IP camera the preview window will display live video of the camera ii POS Select itto highlight the POS device with green ring on map and display live video of first associated camera on preview window 6 2 2 E Map picture This window will show the map layerand indicators Device Indicator Select device indicators from the Device and Map Tree list for related information and to preview video Map indicator Selecting a map indicator will bring you to that map layer To retum to an upper la yer night click on the map and select UP or click on the map layer 6 2 3 Information and Preview windows This window will show the related information of each indicator El Map Info Shows map name Camera Shows camera name and connection status Digital Input Shows Digital Input name and status 0 or 1 Digital Output Shows Digital Output name and status 0 or 1 i POS Shows POS device na me connection status first associated camera name and connection status Thangular 6 3 Layout Adjustment indicator E Map Device and Map E 877 Map OE Airport OM East 88 Gate g Device 2 Cami 2 Cam3 192 168 2 219 2 Cam 4 192 168 2 213 gt AXIS 01755 192 168 2 2 Cam3 192 168 2 219 Ir EN j Cam 192 168 2 213 11 i z j Cama 192 168 2 213 C Bistro Map e 4 Add Map Edit Map Delete Shrink the window orks 03 Clickon amp a Thangularindic
86. e video grid indicate the correspondent view of the camera 9 4 4 Immervision Lens Setting With camerasthat support Immervision Lens Right click on the display screen and select the mode of lens original PIZmode Quad mode and Perimeter mode If the lens setting set as Quad PTZ or Perimeter mode the Enable Digital PIZoption would become Enable Immervison digital PTZ 9 4 5 Steam Profile Select different level Stream Profiles to downgrade video quality for bandwidth concems Note Some stream profiles are not available under Lite license Enable Digital PTZ Stream Profile Auto Enable Audio Recorded E Map Original Snapshot High Mormal Toggle Fullscreen 9 4 6 Instant Playback To open the Instant Playback window of the camera select the Instant Playback option and choose the period The instant playback window allowsthe userto browse recorded video take snapshot images and export video with audio and POStransaction data Note This function isnot available under Lite license To browse recorded video By simply clicking on the timeline you can view the video Use the navigation tools below foradvanced control ono Play Pause Stop 3 Speed up Speed down KI Fast Forward reverse frame by frame KI Play Previous Next minute video To keep a snapshot of the video clip Pause the video at desired time point and click snapshot button The snapshot is displayed and can be saved orcopied to
87. eckthe boxes of the information that you wish to see in the information displa y window in the Main Console 2011 12 02 11 05 15 admin Temperature Y CPU Temperature Celsius Degree Py ee C Fahrenheit Degree Free 45 0 GB Y Motherboard Temperature C Fahrenheit Degree Fan Speed Y CPU Fan Speed Y Power Fan Speed System Resource M Total CPU Loading Y Total Memory Usage Status Display Select the information such as Current Date Current Time Network utilization Login User Free Disk Space IP Camera Bit rate and User Defined Text M Total Unload Bitrate Y Total Download Bitrate Advanced Setting Click the button to obtain the Advanced Setting TT Ieee Panel to select Temperature Fan Speed System Resource and Network Utiliza tion information you wish to disp la y 5 1 4 Miscellaneous Automatically Popup Event Report Event report dialog to automatically popup when events are detected Make sure to stop Smart Guard System before you modify the setting otherwise the modific ation will not take effect Minimize to system tra y Ena ble the Option to minimize the Main console to be an icon in notification area of E windows task bar when pressing the minimize button Minimize Note Insert the usema me and password of MainConsole again when clicking the minimized MainC onsole icon in notification area of windows task barto start monitoring Synchronize video frames Selec
88. edule and Start Smart Guard System to enable the two functions Playback Step 1 Execute Main Console Step 2 Type in username and password and log in the system Step 3 Click on Playback Step 4 In Playback click on Date Time Search Dialog Step 5 Selecta specific day from the calendarand click on Show Recordsto make sure the video is available left click on mouse and drag to selecta video clip to replay usercan also select multiple channelsto replay at the same time Step 6 The recorded files are now ready to view o Da o Time Deere Dialog Level beckons 3 Date Tira Fanad PAW OO 6 4 Qu Start Tree 20m Pr i 150 4 f b 1 Main Console 2011 12 02 11 05 15 admin ONO REE This isthe main operating system to activate schedule recording setup smart guard and configure system setting 1 1 User Interface Overview Minimize Information Window COE ccoo ee ae Exit Screen Division Shut down the Surveillance System orlog out Current user Minimize Minimize the Main Console window Screen Division Allocate the sub screen display by clicking on the desired layout icon To switch to single camera display double clickon a particular sub screen Double click on the screen again to regain previous screen division layout Divide into Hacer mo Divide into Divide pe 1 screen s e Ps 6 screen s 9screen s ago Divide into Fay pts hor E Divide into Teel Divide
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90. eement Print MeTiTesessvnenstossssnsssnnensnssnsnsensnesnsnsenansusensanensonsnsnucnssnensnectvesensesensnsensneend do not accept the terms of the license agreement Installshield lt Back Cancel Step 4 Select Complete or Custom setup type Remote Desktop Viewer InstallShield Wizard Setup Type Select the setup type to install Please select a setup type 1 All program features will be installed Requires the most disk space Custom Select which program features you want installed Recommended for advanced users Install all program features into the default directory Check Complete and then select Next All program features will be installed Requires the most disk space CUSTOM SETUP TYPE Install the system to a preferred directory Select program feature s to install advanced users Check the option Custom select Next Select Change to select foldersetup will install files Select the features setup will install Remote Desktop Viewer InstallShield Wizard Select Features Select the features setup will install Select the features you want to install and deselect the features you do not want to install Description 381 MB of space required on the C drive 3368 65 MB of space available on the C drive Step 7 Select Install to start the installation Remote Desktop Viewer InstallShield Wizard Ready to Install the Program The wizard is ready to begin instal
91. elect All from the drop down menu to view all types of events The types of Unusual Event include General Motion Foreign Object Missing Object Focus Lost Camera Occlusion Signal Lost Disk Soace Exhausted System Health Unusual and Digital Input Triggered Note Some event types will not be available under Lite License Step 2 Choose the camera channel you wish to view orselect All forall channels available Step 3 View the events that happened on a particular date ordunng a given time period by selecting search penod Fora particular date check the Date box right and indicate the date Fora penod check the DateTime and enterthe specific date and time Step 4 Click Search Note When working with a video record 1 Log Viewer will search for Unusual Event in the video record in Date amp Time mode starting from the beginning to the end of the record which isthe default setting of the system 2 A link willappearnext to each event time where video is available By clicking on the link the video will jump to the point where the unusual event takes place 2 9 2 Exportand Backup Log View the Export and Backup Log history that had been operated by local or remote user Step1 Choose the type of event you want to check or select All from the drop down menu for all types of events y Log Viewer EJES System Log Export and Backup Log Unusual Event Counting Application Counting Ap
92. elected objects removed in this zone Interval Region Definition Define detection zone Sensitivity Modify the sensitivity setting with the slider Sliding nghtwards will a Tele increase the sensitivity level while sliding leftwards decreases tt s clear Rectangle count 0 Y Draw Region MV Stop when found Interval Click and move the slider control to the right to increase time interval so that the alam will only be tnggered when the movement lasts longer Move to the left to reduce the time interval 2 3 4 Unusual Event Focus Lost Camera Occlusion Focus Lost Detection of cameras losing focusin recorded video Camera Occlusion Detection of cameras being blocked in recorded video 2 4 Enhancement Post Processing Tool S Click on Enhancement Post Processing Tool i to configure settings 2 4 1 General Setting Post Processing Tool Check the option and chose whether you want to apply the setting to all the channels or To only to those curently shown on the screen ee E Filter Setting 2 4 2 Filter Setting eee Visibility adjust the gamma value of the image to enhance the image and make it Sharpen cleaner O e Sharpen activate the function Move the slider control to the right to sharpen the a aon ae image to the left to soften it E Brightness activate the function Move the slider control to the right to make the pai Se image brighter Phi ee Contrast activ
93. en icon indicatesthe synchronization process 1 3 3 System Info Displa y the server and client information Server information includes address post and version Client information includes login user count of camera and I O device with access authonty and version MobileLive viewer er 5 34 X Appendix C iPhone Browser Live Streaming service can handle requests from iPhone s Safan browser use this feature with iPhone devices 1 1 Configuration from Main Console server Step 1 Go to Config and select Network Service Step 2 Select Live Streaming and then click Start This section will guide you how to Note The Port selected here willbe the same asthe web live view and web playback Live Steaming Main Black White List Performance Sinimi Stat P Game Birate Kbps i Ramo Playback r pm Sonica Sta semite Server Statue Stopped Elarl s KT Oxtions lt fie pa Desktop Maximum Connections jie HE F Use Default Yab Server Port Centra Eon E Gave Log LiveServer log a he Enable Audio ke x Cancel 1 2 Connectto Main Console server Step 1 Make sure the l phone isconnected to the intemet Open Safari browserand enterthe IP addressor DDNS name of the server followed by the connecting port Example http 192 168 1 16 8080 Note 192 168 1 16 is the IP address of the server 8080 isthe port specified in Use Default Web Server
94. er The port for live strea ming server is set to 80 by default Note Must check this item for sytem access via IE Save Log Save the log information at appointed folder Black White List and Please refer to Live Streaming Server section 5 15 3 3GPP Service When starting the 3GPP service function of your computer the system allows remote users to log in and view Cameras that are connecting to it with 3GPP supported mobile phone See Appendix A for more details about 3GPP Service Network Service 192 168 4 39 192 168 1 53 Main Live Client Count 0 S n Streaming C lient list User Agent D Remote Playback Service Server Status Stopped Service Options Central _Defaut Management Enable User Authentication Options Y OK X Cancel Client list Client Count Show the numberof channels that are connected to system Service Server Status Click on Sta rt Stop to tum on off this option Options Adjust the setting only when the server is topped Port Assign a port forthe clients to connect to your system via 3G PP Service Default port is 554 Enable User Authentication User need to insert the usemame and password to login to the 3GPP server and view the video stream 5 15 4 Remote Desktop When starting the Remote Desktop the system allows remote users to use Remote Desktop Tool to login and configure system See Appendix Bto install and use this to
95. es Keep event log for 7 System Log C Keep system log within interval of video files 1 4 days Keep system log for Counting C Keep counting log within interval of video files ao days Keep counting log for POS Transaction C Keep POS transaction within interval of video files Keep POS transactioin for 90 days Resource Report C Keep resource report within interval of video files Keep resource report for fao days e OK x Cancel 2 Ifallthe status of locations exceedsthe storage rule the system will sta rt recycling in an hour progress Only keep video for Delete the video recordsthat are olderthan the number of days set Note If the default storage spaces exhausted disc space is less than 3 the system will start to recycle by houny penod Log Recycling Click the button to obtain the Advanced Recycle Setting panel Set the days that you want to keep the event or Keep all event logs within interval of video files Event Log Delete the event log data that isolderthan the number of days set System Log Delete the system log data that isolderthan the number of days set Counting Delete the counting application data that isolderthan the number of days set POS Transaction Delete the POS transaction data that isolderthan the number of days set Resource Report Delete the Resource report data that is olderthan the number of days set 5 1 3 Status Display Ch
96. g example Ex rtsp 61 216 97 69 554 media 00 3g p 61 216 97 69 554 is the IP address of NVR or DVR system Port port specified in 3GPP Service from NVR or DVR system Step 5 Save the settingsand start playing 1 2 2 BenQ P50 Step 1 Connect GPRS Step 2 Download and install the PLATFORM 4 software Step 3 Execute the Main Console Step 4 Pressthe Config gt Network Service gt Start Step 5 Open PLATFORM 4 pressthe button framed by red into Option Mensajeria ao Th WE 15 12 x Conectando Conectando a CHT_INTERNET Conectando a GPRS Configuraci n MMS 0 elemento s Nuevo Herram Cuentas E E E Step 6 Open URL enter the RTS address of the camera EX rtsp 61 216 97 69 media00 3gp gt channel 1 EX rtsp 61 216 97 69 media 01 3gp gt channel 2 EX rtsp 61 216 97 69 media02 3gp gt channel 3 Step 7 Setting I Jchange the setting and press OK Protocol TCP Buffer Size 60 Connection TimeOut 103 Data Recept TimeOut 100 Deblocking Filter check Step 5 PLATE RAM 4 Player 3 0 for Pocket PC PLATFORM Player 3 0 for Pocket PC Step 6 Platform Player y 4x 04 36 ok Network Settings Protocol UDP O TCP Buffer Size 60 sec af Connection Timeout Sec gg Data Recept TimeOut 100 sec gg ideo Settings Deblocking Filter Dithering zoom and crop in Fullscreen Open settings I Settings 1 ave Step 7 Platform Pla
97. gurations Waming improper use of this DB Tool may cause loss of recorded video Step 1 Execute DB Tool from program files ae fae IP Surveillance System gt E Backup System Wine MPEG 4 Hybrid System SF DETools n Coi M Real gt al Main Console Step 1 fools 7 Skype gt Playback Syrien Stom Codec gt Remote Live Viewer M T TIME gt G3 Remote Playback Server E Ulead COOL 360 gt 2 System 5 Ulead Photo Explorer 8 6 gt User Manual Mien Ulead Photolmpact 11 gt gt gt Ulead Systems z Step 2 Enter the password of administrator to log in Step 2 DBTools login Please enter password forthe administrator of Main Console Username admin Password 1 1 Repair Database This page hasthree repair method Modify Location Venfy Only and Repair For modify locatione The Playback system can recognize all recording video in the folders listed on MainConsole Config Setting General page For some reason user needsto use Playback system to open recording video beyond storage location setting Forthis propose user could follow below stepsto modify location by DB tool Note The default storage location isin the installation directory ex C Program Files IPS IP Step 1 Select Repairdatabase ll DBTools IP version 3 1 0 0 Repair database E Modif locations to store video files Please confirm locations where video files were stored and press button Modif
98. he CMSuser manual for details on using the Central Management System 4 2 10 Action Type Send snapshot to FIP The system will upload a snapshot immediately to FTP site Note This function isnot available under Lite License Step 1 Select the Send snapshot to FTP action and then click OK Note 1 For Digital Input Events this wa ming action will send the snapshot of the associated camera Please referto I O settings for details 2 To define an FIP server go to Config gt Setup gt Hotline See Configuration at page 71 for detail 4 2 11 Action Type Popup E Map on Event The system will auto popup E Map window and show the assigned map and indicator Note This function is not available under Lite License Map Layer Flower y Indicator cami Popup e map on event Step 1 Select the Popup E Map on Event action and then click OK Step 2 The responding window will popup to Popup e map on event YOK X Cancel Click the Popup E Map on Event indicatorto modify the setting Step 3 Select the Map Layerand Indicator and then click OK Note To edit EMap see Configuration at page 85 4 3 Advanced Settings Click on the Advanced button on the bottom of the Event and Action Configuration dialog foradvanced settings Condition of startup Smart Guard can be started underthe follow modes 1 Manually start stop from Start menu or as Main Console startup setting default 2 Started by defined D It
99. heck the Enable Black List boxto activate the black list filter IP from the black list will be blocked IP Address Enter an IP address into the IP address field on the left To add an IP address range to the system enter 2 sets of IP addressto indicate a senes of IP s Add Delete Add the IP s onto the list or remove it from the list Apply to All Network Servers Apply the settings to both the live streaming serverand the remote playback server Performance Total bit rate Individual Camera bit rate infomation Network Service Main Black White Li Performance Total tttrate 195 IKbps Camera 1 bitrate 6 7Kbo Playback 3GPP Service r VU Te 4 gt 2 User oon acmn Acoeol 12005 12 05 145624 a AA 2 0 UU i Play CAJA 1 admin Remote Y 6 29 Play CAM 2 admin Desktop 12004412104 14 46 31 Play CAJA admin ES 200541200 1420 37 Play CAMS admin 2006 1205 14 56 3861 Play CAM 12 aamin 2005 1205 14 56 38 Play CAM 14 admin Central Management v OK x Cancel Live Steaming Server log information 5 15 2 Remote Playback Server When starting the remote playback function the system allows remote users to log in to the specific computerand withdraw data filesthat are stored on it As system administrator user could be able to monitor the accounts logging in to maintain the system efficiency On Remote Playback Server panel administrator can see all the clients who are cur
100. high temperature or fan speedsare running low Current Status Displays current CPU temperature Motherboard Temperature Fan Speed and Powerfan speed Options Check the Temperature Format for Celsius or Fahrenheit fix maximum motherboard temperature for High Temperature Alarm and minimum RPM for Power Fan Speed Ala m 4 1 15 System Event Resource Depleted This function alarms you when CPU or memory is depleted Current Status Shows you the current Total CPU Loading and Total Memory Usage Options Fix maximum percentage for High CPU Loading Alarm and High Memory Usage Alam 4 1 16 System Event Network Congestion This function alarms you when network bandwidth is ovenoaded Current Status Shows you the current Total Upload Download bit rates Options Fixmaximum bit rate Kbps for High Upload Download Bit rate Alarms Svstem Health Unusual Resource Depleted Network Condestion pb a Cle io 4 1 16 System Event TV Out x Note This function isnot available if there is no IPS 7108 7116 card installed Event and Action Configuration Event o ao a E 4 CAMO1 Camera 1 8 General Motion CAMO2 Camera 2 8 General Motion EQ CAMO3 Camera 3 8 General Motion CAMO4 Camera 4 8 General Motion CAMOS Camera 5 8 General Motion 4 CAMO6 Camera 6 8 General Motion Se CAMO Camera 7 8 General Motion CAMOS Camera 8 8 General Motion 4 CAMOS Camera 9 8 General Motion
101. his license will bind with hardware configurations and it isnot recommended to register with removable network devices Input type E Activate from dongle Export offline pack Step 4 Save ReQquesxi me anu ulti wane Il tU avuc re ulate i gt curniected to the Intemet O Request File Joe v File Edit wiew Favorites Tools Help Address C C Documents and Settings ApriliDesktop Request File Ra Go F LicenseTool dll A libexpat dll A 1 0 0 1 LicenseTool Dynamic Link Library E bete OFFLine Tool exe 1 KE OFFLine ctivation MFC Applica Step 5 Execute o inemoio le Inthe otherPC Input the SN Serial number or Import SN file and then click on Activate button Offline Tool Information Activate new SN Please input SN Input type e SN C SN file sn MEETS Step 6 Save License file and then take it to original NVR system Step 7 Open License Manager Tool again select Import offline license then click Import button to activate impart offline license File path CADocuments and Sel Step 8 Restart Main Console if activation is successful 1 2 2 Transfer License Step 1 Open License Manager Tool Step 2 Select Transfer Tab and then check Online as Transfer type Step 3 Select SN and click on Transfer button FI License Management Tool Activate Transfer Channel Product Status Activated Transfer type f Online C Offline Testa
102. in Online network environment Step 3 Insert the SN SN file ordongle to activate license Step 4 After software license is activated successfully please restart Main Console Note Please referto page 111 foradvanced settings 2 License Management Tool Activate Transfer Setting License Manager Save Load Configuration SN Channel Product Status Video Analytics Step2 Metadata Application Activate type Metadata Search f Online T Log Viewer oming Backup Input type SN Network Service Help l Step 3 About Main Console C SN file Activate Import offline license File path Install IP camera s Step 1 Setup the IP camera s by refering to the user manual provided by the IP camera manufacturer Step 2 Make sure you can accessthis camera through IE browser Step 3 Add the IP camera s to the system by following the steps below Peal System Setting E b User Account Sering Bl Liceras Manager E Auto Backup Setting Save Load Configuration Add IP camera s ae l de metadata Appkcation Gt Metadata Search BW Log viewer B Backup Hatword Service Step 1 Execute Main Console Hal About Ham Console Step 2 Type in username and password and log in to the system Step 3 Step 3 In Main Console go to Config and select Setting than System Setting to obtain the Setting panel Step 4 Go to Camera tab
103. indicates mandatory fields Telephone Select the modem that the system is going to dial the info call with and then insert the phone number you want to dial to A modem is required for voice transition Note 1 You must use a modem with voice capability 2 You may select a Wave format file it will be played in the phone to alam the person who picks up the phone call GSM modem Set the Port and Baud Rate of the GSM modem device and then enter PIN code You can setup the interval of send SMS message You may click on Test to send a test SMS message Note The interval is set to fix a minimum time period between two SMSmessages If set as 60 min the SMS between 60 min would be deleted and not sent to user 5 6 Setting Address Book Manage the address book from which you may send outa phone call oran Email when an unusual event is detected C Setting General Camera VO Device PTZ Config Hotline UserAccount Address Book Monitor Display Please input the name and contact information Name Michael Phone 555 1123125 E Mail mike hotline com Description Contact persons Phone E Mail 555 1123125 mike hotline com Description Michael Cameras List By Setting X ser Account Addjess Book Monitor Display Joystick 5 7 Setting Monitor Display Playback Option General Camera VO Device P Z Config Hotline Run Playback on Monitor 1 E Primary secondary 01 Cami 01 Cami_1 Aut
104. ined Event Rule 5 User Defined Event Rule 6 User Defined Event Rule 7 User Defined Event Rule 8 User Defined Event Rule 9 User Defined Event Rule 11 Export to Date DateTime POS Name Description Step 5 Step1 Choose the type of events you wish to view or select All from the drop down menu to view all types of events The types of Unusual Event include Transaction Start Transaction End Open Cash Register Connection Lost and special Userdefined event Please referto the User manual of POS for details Step 2 Choose the camera channel you wish to view orselect All forall the channels available Step 3 View the events that happened on a particular date or during a given time period by selecting search penod Fora particular date check the Date box right and indicate the date Fora penod check the DateTime and then enterthe date and time Step 4 Click Search A link will appearnext to each event time where video is available By clicking on the link an instant playback window will pop up to show recorded video Step 5 Press the button Export to Step 6 Type the file name and choose the file format xls or txt 7 6 Export After each log search export needed info to xls or txt files SL og Viewer Unusual Event System Log Counting Application Counting Application Diagram POS Log Log Type fan Date V 2009 05 05 E C 2009 05705 14 58 Ste E
105. ing other options can setup the startup status as Full screen or allow system to auto login with the preset account Auto Login Setup Setup Auto login Enable Auto login and click the Setup button to obtain the Auto Login Setup panel insert the User Account and Password to login automatically when the system starts Enable the Minimize after login to minimize the Main Console window after login 5 1 2 Storage Location Assign the default folder you can setup several directones for storage forthe system to store all data files Recommend not to save in system HD C to avoid PC efficiency drop when free storage is low If you have more than one dnve available for recording you may check Enable Disk Load Balance to evenly distnbute recording to multiple drives This will increase efficiency of the system Automatic Recycle The system will automatically delete out dated data to save storage space Recycle when disk space is Set the standard limit to let the sytem recycle automatically Lessthan The system will start to recycle if the disk space is less than the indicated percentage default is 10 Note 1 The system will detect the storage space of default location firstly if the default storage space isexhausted the video will be stored to the next directory User Account Password Password Confirm Y OK x Cancel Event Log C Keep event log within interval of video fil
106. ion zone Start Simulation Click the Start Simulation button and test the function on the preview screen 4 1 5 Camera Event General Motion Device Detect movement with motion detectors of devices IP camerasor video servers Note This function is only available on devices with built in motion detection Please referto the user manual of your device to set up motion detection Start Simulation Click to test if motion detection is set up correctly s Go to Web Interface Clickto go directly to device web page for configurations 4 1 6 Camera Event Foreign Object oa Alarm Event Configuration Basic Advanced Video Preview Ala rm will be set off when an object appearsin the defined area on the screen Alarm Event Configuration Basic Advanced Alarm Event Option Sensitivity Interval r ntemval m Define object size Region Definition C Define object size Region Definition Define detection zone eoeescosesoosooooooooosossoosssssooosoocesosssosssosess Video Preview Start Simulation Alam Event Option Sensitivity Click and move the slider control to the right to increase sensitivity so that minimal movement will tiggerthe alarm Move the barto the left to reduce the sensitivity of movement detected Setting up an appropnate sensitivity value will minimize false alarms For example you can lower
107. is used to check that the device iscorectly connected Output Monitor The device s istumed on if the dot is red By clicking on the icon you may tnggerthe digital device connected to the system Thiscan be used to test if the output device is correctly connected Device Setting e Name Insert the name of the device input and output e Type Select the device type from the drop down menu 1 N O Normal Open 2 N C Normal Close e Associated Camera You may assign one camera to each digital input device Smart Guard will collect snapshots from these cameras upon certain triggered events Fordetails please refer to 4 2 Action DI sincluded with IP cameras will keep itsown camera asdefault associated camera 5 4 Setting PIZ Config General Camera KO Device PTZ Config Hotline User Account Address Book Monitor Display Joystick Basic Setting Basic Setting O Camo1 Camera 1 O camo2 Camera 2 Camera Model PelcoD y O camo3 Camera 3 F ACAMO4 Camera 4 ComPort com Baud Rate 2400 Address Addro00 Adva nc ed Setting Advanced Setting Pan Speed Mediurn Tilt Speed Medium Zoom Speed J Medium Misc ella neous Miscellaneous Patrol Group User Define Preset Z o ca Install PTZc ameras and follow the instructions of the camera manufacturer A PIZcamera is usually connected to the PC with RS 485 RS 422 Check the box on the camera list to activate the PTZcontrol function of a PIZcamera Basic
108. ith secondary pnonty behind pnmary channel when auto scan isactivated Step 5 Layout Select the screen division of NxN type in Remote live viewer panel 9 1 8 Notification Setting Live View Setting General Server Group Camera oso POS Monitor Display Motification Jc 4 gt Status display f Show recording status he Show camera event he Show counting result Miscellaneous Jw Popup system event Status display Show recording status Select it to show the crystal ball with recording status on monitor display Show camera event Select it to show the smart guard detected event appointed in Main Console on each channel Note To execute this function need setup on screen display asan action of Smart Guard instant response e Show counting result Select it to show the counting result appointed in Main Console on each channel Note This function is not available under Lite license Miscellaneous Popup system event Select to allow system events appointed in Main Console to pop up messages aswaming 9 1 9 J oystick Setting Settings are same to Main Console joystick settings Fordetails please referto page 75 Note This function isnot available under Lite license Server Group Camera OSD POS Monitor Display Notification Joystick 4 gt Active Joystick USB Gamepad y Function Parameter Goto Preset Point Goto Preset Point Goto Preset Point Go
109. just the setting only when the server is stopped Port Assign a port forthe clients to connect to your system via Remote Live Viewer Default port is 5150 Maximum Connections Number of connectionsthat are allowed to connect to the system Default is 16 channels and maximum is 128 one camera video counts asone connection Use Default Web Server Activate the Web server by checking the box clients willbe able to watch live video via Intemet Explorer The port for live strea ming server is set to 80 by default Note This must be checked in orderto access system via IE Save Log Save the log information at appointed folder Enable Audio Select this option to enable the audio transmission along with video stream Black White List Network Service 192 166 4 39 192 168 1 53 Enable list Main Black White List Performance Live Y Enable White List M Enable Black List SMAAK IP address 192 168 2 50 to 192 168 2 80 Remote Playback Add to White List Add to Black List Delete 8 Black White IP Range Access list 3GPP 192 168 4 39 192 168 4 40 Accept service 192 168 4 50 192 168 4 55 Accept 192 168 1 80 192 168 1 90 Deny Remote Desktop Central Management Apply to all Apply to All Network Servers Y OK X Cancel White List Check the Enable White List box to activate the white list filter Only IP from the white list is allowed to log in Black List C
110. lation Click Install to begin the installation IF you want to review or change any of your installation settings click Back Click Cancel to exit the wizard Step 8 Select Finish after installing the system completely Recommended for DVR Driver Installation Driver Install Tool help userto auto detect type of capture card and install corresponding drivers Step 1 Insert the Installation CD Run nologo InstallDr exe from the CD ROM directly to start the insta lla tion Step 2 In the Driver Setup dialog box select Next 5 CaptureCardDrivers Setup m m Welcome to the CaptureCardDrivers Setup Wizard This wizard will guide you through the installation of CaptureCardDrivers It is recommended that you close all other applications before starting Setup This will make it possible to update relevant system files without having to reboot your computer Click Install to start the installation Step 3 Check I Agree to continue 5 CaptureCardDrivers Setup License Agreement Please review the license terms before installing CaptureCardDrivers Press Page Down to see the rest of the agreement End User License Agreement EULA Do not install or use the software until you have read and accepted all of the license terms Permission to use the software is conditional upon your agreeing to the license terms Installation or use of the software by you will be deemed to be acceptance of th
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112. ltiple choice then clic 2 the system will have the selected cameras show below Monitor Display If user wants to remove the cameras select the camerasthen Clic Ks the system will remove from the list Auto Scan Set Layout Primary channel the form of Secondary channel and the interval time of Auto scan interval TV Adjustment Users can adjust the position of TV out screen by this function Click to apply all the settings back to default value Miscellaneous Enable OSD display and Enable manual TV Out pop up settings 5 13 Counting Application x Note This function isnot available under Lite license F 2 Counting Camera List Operation Operation O l CAM01 Main Gate O CAM02 Driveway O l CAmo3 Pool Ol l CAMO4 Room A AA Define detection zones Define object size z s Start Simulation Video Preview Options Runtime Result M Show counting result Way Counting e 2 Way Counting j Showiobject bounding box Spnsitivity Reset evury 30 mins v Z x Options Runtime Camera list Select which camera would enable counting application Operation Define detection zones Defined the detection zone Define object size Defined the size of the object to count Options lWay Counting will take objects going from Region 1 to Region 2 asone count In 2 Way Counting mode it counts either going from
113. mera focus lost detector Step 3 Camera Occlusion Camera blocked or damaged h Step 2 There are sixtypes of events Signal Lost General Motion Foreign Object Missing O bject Lose Focus and Camera Occlusion Select the event you want on the Event Type list and then click OK Note Only General Motion and Signal Lost are supported under Lite License Step 3 Configure the Event Type See the following instructions 4 1 2 Camera Event Basic Setting Alarm Event Configuration Signal Lost General Motion Foreign Object Missing Object El Focus Lost and Camera Occlusion Enable Event Checkthe boxto activate the event lv Enable Event Life Cycle Life Cycle Automatically cancel event when event disappears the Automatic cancel event when event disappear alarm action willbe cancelled once the abnomnality Is fixed or f Manual cancel event or event last triggered ends C Cancel event after seconds Manually cancel event or event continues tnggered The alarm action will continue until being canceled from the Main Console The user currently not at the seat watching the screen will be notified by the alam gt Always activated Note To cancelthe event Activated only in the following period Function 1 Start gt Open Event Report gt Cancel All Events Function 2 Click the red crystal ballto obtain the Smart Guard Event Report than cancel the event s Cancel event after timeout xx seconds Enable checkbox an
114. n Event K E E E E El V Show Event Log Step 7 Step 5 Click on the camera numbericon to add camera s or click to add delete all the channels Step 6 Checkthe boxof Enable Preview to getthe preview ofthe video you select Step 7 Click OK when the settings are complete and go backto the Backup System panel Step 8 If there isany data period not wanted click Remove Period to remove the data period on the backup list TS UN F Backup System Localhost Backup Help A z J New Period 5 Remove Period B Backup x Delete 2009 5114 F 01 09 00 2009 5 14 FF 01 32 00 CET 843 322KB 2009 5115 FF 10 33 00 2009 5 15 E4 10 46 00 111 185KB Step 9 Click the Backup icon to obtain Backup panel Summary Step 10 FT Total backup data size 74 434KB Media Backup using CDROM p 11 C Backup using DYD C Backup on HardDisk Option V Backup Event Log Step 12 V Backup System Log Y Backup Counter Log Y Backup POS Transaction Step 10 Summary Check the summary section to see the size of the file s Step 11 Media Choose the path you want to save the file or bum the file into a CD direct CD buming for Windows XP only DVD oron Hard Disk Step 12 Option Select the log information you would like to backup Event Log System Log Counter Log and POS Transaction and then click OK 8 2 Delete Recorded files Step 1 Click on New Penod to obtain
115. n a camera is newly Inserted OK x Cancel Step 5 Choose a camera and then select Configure or just double click on the schedule barto modify the recording mode Step 6 Select OKto update the recording schedule Step 7 Select OKto go backto Main Console Set Smart Guard Step 3 Step 1 Execute Main Console Step 2 Type in username and password and log in the system Step 3 Click on Guard j El x 2 A Step 4 Select a camera and then click on Insert Event Step 5 Take General Motion for example select General Motion as the event type and then click on OK Step 6 In Alarm Event Configuration panel define your own detection zone sensitivity and interval After that click on OK to save the configuration Step 7 Click OKto go backto Main Console D carsgl ALS but Cubre A owes SAP CAL ACS 2J 119 193 E 7 TOMA EP CARAT vite stake PISA di DAP CANN Verte uc Select Event E Y CAB Lalo Fl Sul Start Monitor All Start Recording Schedule Start Smart Guard System Start Counting Application Start Recording amp Smart Guard Step 1 Execute Main Console Enable Secondary Display Open Event Report Open E Map Open Resource Report Open I O Control Panel Step 2 Type in username and password and log in the system Step 4 Step 3 Click on Start Lock System Step 4 Click on Start Recoding Sch
116. nd a secondary channelthat hassecondary priority Layout Choose the number of divisions for NxN division on the Main Console screen Note For IPS 5000 H 264 Hardware compression system only network cameras IP Channels can be shown on the secondary monitor 5 8 Setting J oystick Note This function isnot available under Lite license Function Parameter i Setting General Camera O Device PTZ Active Joystick CH PRODMCTS IP DESKTOP CONTROLLER Button Function Parameter A ON a onfig Hotline User Account Address Boo Monitor Display Joystick Button 2 Goto Preset Point 2 Button 3 Goto Preset Point 3 Button 4 Goto Preset Point 4 Button 5 Goto Previous Camera Button 6 Goto Next Camera Button 7 Toggle Single Camera View Button 8 Toggle Full Screen Button 9 Switch Screen Layout Button 10 Switch Active Monitor Button 11 PTZ Speed Down Button 12 PTZ Speed Up Import Z ox cama Function You can choose the function from the drop down menu forthe button of the joystick ey setting General Camera VO Device PTE Config Hotline User Account Address Book h Active Joystick CH PRODUCTS IP DESKTOP CONTROLLER Button Function Parameter Button 1 Goto Preset Point 1 Button 2 Button 3 H 3 Button 4 4 Button 5 Goto Camera Goto Previous Camera Button Goto Next Camera Button 7 Switch Screen Layout Button 8
117. nd select auto focusif you want the system to decide the focus point for you 9 3 4 Patrol To control PTZcamera to patrol around pre defined path of preset points click on Goto Preset Point Start Patrol Stop Patrol Note To setup patrol path please setup on Main Console Set Preset Point Set Patrol 9 4 On Screen Menu Right click on the camera screen for the On Screen Menu from which you can Enable Move quickly adjust the setting of camera Enable Digital PTZ 9 4 1 Enable Move Area Zoom Stream Profile With ca meras that support PT function click the Enable Move function to adjust the Current camera s view by clicking on the display screen To cancel this function Instant Playback night click on the screen and select Disable Move Enable Audio With camerasthat support Area Zoom function click the Enable Move Area Zoom function to adjust the current camera s view by dragging a rectangle on the display screen To cancel this function right click on the screen and select Disable Toggle Fullscreen Move Area Zoom Snapshot 9 4 2 Enable Talk This feature is not available under Lite License With camerasthat support two way audio select enable talk to utilize the function 9 4 3 Enable Digital PIZ To enable the PTZfunctions of the camera select the Enable digital PIZoption Use mouse wheelorclickon the and signsto zoom in and zoom out on the camera ordrag a rectangle to enlarge the area The square flashing on th
118. nder Lite license SO PEA Step 1 Select the PTZ Preset Go action and then click OK i Life Cycle Step 2 The responding window will pop up to PTZCamera Preset Go e Stop PTZ action when event disappear C Keep PTZ action second End Preset C Patrol modify the setting Step 3 Set the action of cameras which you want to trigger by events Forexample Please follow below stepsto setup this function Set the action of camera 1 1 Choose camera 1 2 Setthe start end preset points 3 Selectthe life Cycle 4 Clickon Add Set the action of camera 2 5 Choose camera 2 6 Setthe start patrol and end patrol 7 Selectthe Life cycle 8 Clickon Add 9 Finally click on Okto save all setting of cameras Note Configure your PTZcamera before using this function See Config on page 69 for PIZcamera configuration 4 2 7 Action Type DI DO To trigger Digital input output devices connected to the system such as alarm lights and sirens Select Digital Input Module E IO Devices Digital output to signal I o Module a An y a LevelOne WES 20 O Input 0 AXIS 214 192 16 0 Input 0 O O Input 0 Output 0 Input 0 Output 0 Step 1 Select the DI DO action and then click OK Step 2 The responding window will prompt user to Select Digital Inout Module Click the DI DO indicator to modify the setting Step 3 Select the device that isc
119. nfiguration panel You will need to specify an event to be detected aswellasset the appropnate action forthe system when the event occurs Note 1 Event Report When the c rysta ball is Smart Guard Event Report red you can Click it to obtain the Ss 2005 11 21 15 16 14 General Motion 9 Smart Guard Event Re po tand F 2005 11 21 15 16 29 Missing Object 13 cancelthe event s Cancel Event Cancel All Event and Action Configuration 4 1 Event Event Action o 4 OK Y CAMO1 Main Gate Action Options X Cancel 8 General Motion G CAMO2 Driveway 2 CAMO3 Pool 6 General Motion Insert Event GP CAMO4 Room A 9 General Motion amp CAMOS Room B 0 General Motion 49 CAMO6 Back Door 8 General Motion Digital Input System Video Preview There are 4sourcesof events Camera video image POS Digital Input device connected to your PC and System condition of your hardware You can assign multiple events by following the instructions below Note Some event types will not be available under Lite License 4 1 1 Camera Event Assign a Camera Event Step 1 Select a camera and click Insert Event icon a Select Event Step 2 Event Type Description dE Signal Lost Detect video signal connection General Motion Detection of any movement E Foreign Object Detect foreign object in defined areat 4 Missing being moved of defined object Em Lose Focus Ca
120. nfo W Camera Name W Date 200905722 w Time TF 04 49 24 W Bitrate Default pla 9 1 6 POS Setting Adjust font style of POS ovena y on panel Note This function isnot available under Lite license Pa Live iew setting General Server Group Camera oso FOS Monitor Display Notification Jc 4 gt W Enable POS overlay Foreground Font T Tahoma Size ro Color W Bold Y Edge Background Color L Transparency jH Default ee 9 1 7 Monitor Display Setting ES Xl Activate auto scan to rotate the General Server Group Camera oso POS Monitor Display Notification Jed gt channels camerason screen 7 Note Monitor Resolution OO e For instance you ma sa did AE select to nou only Fl Auto scan group company sub screenson the live Primary channel AXIS 01755 192 16 y viewer while having 16 channels connected to the system With auto scan function you will be able to see all 16 channels by tums o Each monitor supports up to an 8x8 layout with auto scan function to show 128 channels Step 1 z agel Step 2 Step 1 Select the Monitor connected to the system Step 2 Auto scan group Select appointed server group to activate auto scan settings Step 3 Primary channel Select appointed channel that will always be on the screen when auto scan is activated Step 4 Secondary channel Select appointed channel w
121. ng window appears TV Out Monitor T Ont Setting T El Tv 1 H Tv 2 H Ty 3 att Ye tee Nyy amy ES are Mirritrr Tu lit PP Lope Card 1 CamO1 Cami6 A Card 2 Cami7 cama4 i Card 3 Cames Cames AH Card 4 Cam29 Cam32 Auto Scan Auto Scan le Enable OSD display W Enable manual Tv Out pop up Setting User Account Setting License Manager Save Load Configuration ideo Source Tiv Out Setting Counting Application POS Application POS Search Log Viewer Backup Network Service Help About Main Console Camera Primary channel Secondary channel Auto scan interval TV Adjustment Monitor Display ES 01 Camera 1 02 Camera 2 E03 Camera 3 04 Camera 4 E05 Camera 5 06 Camera 6 SO Camera 7 S08 Camera 8 E 09 Camera 9 10 Camera 10 48 Camera 11 1312 Camera 12 debi Carers 13 Ax o Camera 1 32 Camera 32 aa TY Adjustment Default uw 111 m Misc ellaneous TV Out Monitor Display all IPS 6000 7000 7100 series cards insta lled in this computer choosing IPS 7100 seres one to click on for TV out function then userscan start to edit the nght parts Camera Displaysa list of allcameras Monitor Display Modify the cameras shown on Monitor Display in the right window Show the video cameras which are playing in sequence Choose the cameras in Camera Mu
122. ngger Select D l from dropdown list and click OK Event and Action Configuration by Event Acton Au a a CAMOS QA Roam Action phon 0 General Motion Don Screen Display CG CAMIO Office Sand E Mal ui Foreign OD FTP CAM11 Demo PTZ Preset Go t Camera Occlusion A Ema Map Map Ir Gp CAM12 Desktop Advanced Sethngs G2 Signal Lost dl Tast PoS E Transaction Start Video Prewiow Condition of startup Digital input E Testboard Input 2 input 2 C Manually star stop from Start menu oras Main Console startup setting i Disk Space Extenatad f Start Smart Guard detection when digital input signal trigger Select digital input module Testhoard input Switch Advanced L K Cancel 5 Configuration 0 BES amp User Account Setting Bs License Manager F Auto Backup Setting Save Load Configuration Video Analytics Metadata Application Metadata Search Log Viewer Backup Network Service Help About Main Console Click on the Config icon select from the drop down menu and open the Configuration panel Modify the setting and access License Manager Counting application POSapplication Log viewer Backup Network Services Select Save Load Configuration to save load all the settings Counting Application and POS Application not available under Lite License Video Source function available only with MPEG 4 software compression captures devices 5 1 Setting
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124. o Scan Auto Scan 202 VIVOTEK FD7 31 202 VIVOTEK FD7131_1 o1 cam 1 E 03 VIVOTEK IZ7151 203 VIVOTEK IZ7151_1 Primary Channel 91 camt_1 Z O4 AXIS 210A 192 168 2 2 704 AXIS 210A 192 168 2 2 Secondary Channel 07 vivotek FC y OS D Link DCS 6100 192 1 O5 D Link DCS 6100 192 1 06 Vivotek FD7141 192 16 06 Vivotek FD7141 192 16 Auto scan Interval 1 sec 207 Vivotek FD7132 192 16 O Vivotek FD7132 192 16 OB AXIS 210A 192 168 2 2 608 AXIS 2104 192 168 2 2 Layout Layout O9 VIVOTEK IP7135 209 VIVOTEK IP7135_1 10 LevelOne WCS 2040 1 10 LevelOne WCS 2040 14 NxN type axe 11 LevelOne WCS 2060 1 11 LevelOne WCS 2060 1 12 AXIS 214 192 168 2 24 12 AXIS 214 192 168 2 24 13 D Link DCS 5610 192 1 13 D Link DCS 5610 192 1 Y OK x Cancel Playback Option Execute Playback on the secondary monitor by checking the box Make sure to adjust the display setting of your computer in advance to avoid system error Cameras List The left side displays a list of all cameras modify the cameras shown on primary secondary monitor in the right window Auto Scan Activate auto scan to rotate the channels cameras on the display screen For instance you may select to show only 4 sub screens on the main console while having 16 channels connected to the system With auto scan function you will be able to see all 16 channels by tums You can set up a primary channel that will alwaysbe on the screen a
125. ogin Setup login account and e eee some check other status in Startup section so when PC reboots the system will run 3GPP Server noma lly Remote Desktop Server Central Management Service Auto Reboot Enable Auto Reboot Every Day Full Screen Auto Login DONS Service 5 2 Setting Camera Search Insert E GAMO Vivotek FD7132 192 168 CAMOS AXIS 2104 192 168 2 22 y CAMOS VIVOTEK IP7135 E CAM10 LevelOne WCS 2040 192 E CAM11 LevelOne WCS 2060 192 E CAM12 AXIS 214 192 168 2 24 E CAM13 D Link DCS 5610 192 16 Delete 5 CAM14 CAM2 Camera Parameter OSD Setting cama IV Enable F Date 2009 04 30 Go to Web Interface lr Time ant 1 18 00 Camera Settings M Camera Number Video Parameter lv Camera Name Font Stream Profile Bitrate Apply All Y OK X Cancel 5 2 1 Add Camera Four function buttons will be included in the Setting Camera panel if you have our Hybrid Surveillance System license for IP camera Search Click on the Search icon forthe Search IP Camera panel The system will start scanning automatically click on the Stop Scan button to stop scanning any time Search IP Cameras Device Found Model MAC A 192 168 1 131_ Level ne FCS 5011 00 40 25 00 00 06 CO 192 168 1 43 Panasonic BL C10 00 80 f0 56 d6 ad CO 192 168 1 130 LevelOne FCS 4000 00 40 25 00 00 13 O 192 168 1 97 LevelOne
126. ol Network Service 192 166 4 39 192 165 1 53 Main Live Options z Streaming O ption 51 40 Default CN Disconnect idle client after 300 3600 sec 3600 Remote Playback a Authentication Authentic ation FT Enable User Authentication Use admin password 3GPP Service Server Status Service Server Status Stop Central Management Y K X Cancel Options Port Assign a port for Desktop tool to login and configure system o Disconnect idle client after 300 3600 sec Auto disconnect the on line user who idled more than set penod Authentication Ena bling this option would only allow admin account to use Desktop tool to login system Service Server Status Click on Start Stop to tum on off this option 5 15 5 Central Management Service Note This function isnot available under Lite license This service only supports Central Management System CMS When starting the Central Management Service option of the system the Main Console would send event information to NCSand allow NCSsystem to control I O device from remote side Note 1 To enable thisaction go Guard gt Action and select Send to Central Server to enable the action tiggered by preference event 2 Please referto the user manual of Central Management System for detailed information Network Service 0 0 0 0 1 192 168 0 837 218 167 191 175 Main ons _Kill Client Clien
127. on could help to quick find the channel Screen Divisions Refresh Aa aa 1777 aan Live Video Display Live View panel could display live video control PTZ and snapshot Click v to go back camera list PIZ Conto Click on PT Control Panel and Zoom Out In to control physical PTZcamera or adjust digital PTZ under digital PIZmode Note To switch between Digital PTZ and Physical PTZ simply click on button Zoom Out In PT Contol Preseto3 7 bbbb vos ee Presetdd MM te PresetOs EN Snapshot Clic k o to take the snapshot and save it to default folder Full Screen Click E to toggle to the Full Screen Mode right click on screen to obtain the PT control paneland disable full screen displa y 8 37 58 2009 06 22 Sa Disable Full Screen Enable Audio C lick ax to enable the audio of current channel 1 3 2 I O Control Select I O Control button to monitor status of DI DO devices and control DO devices MobileLiveviewer r 24 24 X A I O Device list O AXIS 214 192 168 2 24 2e p E __ DI DO Status I O Control I O Device list E AL Select and monitorthe device connected with Server DI DO status Monitorthe DI DO status synchronized with Server and then click Output button to triggerthe DO action Gray icon indicates the nomal status of DI DO devices Red icon indicates the alam status of DI DO devices e Gre
128. on of fra me rate will cause the resulting video to pla y slower or faster e ifthe selected video sequence uses multiple image resolutions CIF 2CIF 4CIF etc or multiple video format MPEG 4 M J PEG H 264 the exported video sequence will create separate export files every time the resolution changes Step 5 Select to export i e save the recorded video with Audio OSD and POS or export video only Step 6 Click OKto save the video 2 6 Save Image Step 1 Click on the display screen to choose the camera display from which you want to save pictures peel Step 2 Click on the Save Image button El when the image you want is shown on the screen You may click Pause to freeze the video use Step Forward Step Backward function to find the picture s that you wantto save Step 3 Select OSD option and POS option to export the image with date time camera number name and POS text If the digital PTIZ function is enabled in display view you can also decide either Full size or Selected Region as your image region Step 4 You have the optionsto copy the image to clipboard orto sa ve it To save image just choose the folder and the format of image BMP or PEG you prefer and then click sa ve Note You may skip step 3 by pre setting a folderand format that you want to save the images refer the section automatically save the image file at page 41 CAM13 Cam2 90 x 74 MV 08D ROS Region selected region Save Im
129. onnected to your system that is the PC you are working with You can enable the Automatically Popup I O Control Panel check box to obtain the corespondent panel to monitor the I O status Note You should adjust the setting of I O device in Config gt Setting H O Device first the I O control panel will display the device status based on it You can also adjust the size of the panel by dragging a mouse orclick the mil on the right top of the display window Select Contactor 4 2 8 Action Type Send an SMS message The system will send an SMS message immediately to ae given accounts indicating the type and time of T OS event ME User 1 111 1111 1111 Note This function isnot available under Lite License ee Step 1 Select the Send a SMS message action and then click OK Step 2 The responding windows will popup to Select Contactor You can choose one or more contacts Click the Send an SMS message indicatorto modify the setting CUstmized message content Note To configure a GSM modem forthe system go to customized message ofeach alarmi Config Setup Hotline See Configuration at page 71 oK 4 2 9 Action Type Send to Central Server This action will send an event and snapshot to the Central Management Server separate software package not included Note This function isnot available under Lite License Step 1 Select the Send to Central Server action and then click OK Note Please referto t
130. particular channel Duplicate Camera ap Connect dp qp dp Logout Server dh Connect All Disconmect All Play Stop Drop 9 2 3 Multiple Views Step1 On the server camera list select a camera and right click on it to obtain the menu options Step2 Select Duplicate Camera and the duplicate camera with green indicator will display below on camera list Step3 Double click on the duplicated camera to connect and display on screen 9 3 PIZ Control Control the movement of PTZcameras With cameras that support PTZcontrol you can move zoom patrol adjust the focus and set preset points of the cameras 9 3 1 Preset Go Adjust the camera view until satisfied Click on the Set icon to define the current view as preset point 01 Adjust the camera view again to setup preset point 02 Repeat the process until you finish setting up all preset points Customize preset point namesby defining names Clickon the Go icon and view the result of your setting Note For the speed settings of PIZcamera please configure from Main Console Config Setting PTZ Config 9 3 2 Zoom Click on the and signsto zoom in and zoom out the view 9 3 3 Focus You can select to have the camera focused nearorfar To focusnear means objects that are closer will be Clearer than the objectsthat are further away On contrast to focus far means objects that are further will be clearerthan the objects that are closer Click on the Focusicon a
131. pen Record Date Time Search Dialog button to accessthe Date Time Panel and withdraw the video record that you want to review 2 2 1 Date Time Panel e DateTime Search Dialog Local Machine iE Date Time Period Video Preview P pat AK 00 ee Start Time 2009 715 00 00 00 v Enable rreview 4 A 2009 lt End Time 2009 7115 00 00 00 E LIA z z 567 8 91011 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Event Type S General Motion Foreign Object Missing Object Focus Lost Camera Block Signal Lost Yv RE YE E E O 2 V Show Event Log s o w ficamera 1 LLL L Camera 2 ficamera 3 ficamera 4 ficamera 5 faicamera 6 Hi Camera 7 OS ficamera 8 A A LM et Piy gt Record Always Record on Event _ _ 2 2 2 Record Display Window The record display window shows the information of the available video clips It may show in calendar or list control view For further details about A E oie a how to modify the record displa y window view see page 41 zn 00 Local Machine i Recent List g Remote Server Site Open Remote Playback Site Management Select Folder to access local machine orset up remote playback server Select l l Remote PC 1 0192 168 1 1007 Folder option to directly access recorded data folder or use Recent Remote PC 2 192 168 1 1013 List to access previously recorded folders Remote PC 3 192 168 1 103 Note the
132. plete and click Repair The Repair Result will show how many files are fixed and inserted Repair Result 2 files fixed 41 files inserted Step 6 The repaired new database will replace the old one and the onginal database will change file names with extended repairdate and time asbelow Address E D 5CB IP Mame lal EventLog mdb lal FileRecord mdb Lal PileRecord mdb_200807144121358 mdb lel PosRecord mdb El ScheduleConfig mdb El systemLog mdb 2b systemLog mdb_200807144121358 mdb Note Open Log isa tool to record the repaired database It will record repair method file operation sta rt time and end time dbtool log Notepad Cuy File Edit Format View Help uri ee E S S A A Operation Verify Only is started at 2008 07 14 12 01 17 File Broken D Video 20080708 c00002 c00002S00A200807 08112323437 dat File Broken D Video 20080708 c00002 c00002S00A20080708114304625 dat 41 files verified 2 files broken 0 files missing Operation Verify Only is finished at 2008 07 14 12 01 19 Operation Verify Only is started at 2008 07 14 12 13 19 File Broken D Video 20080708 c00002 c00002S00A200807 081123 23437 dat File Broken D Video 20080708 c00002 c00002S00A20080708114304625 dat 41 files verified 2 files broken 0 files missing Operation Verify Only is finished at 2008 07 14 12 13 20 Operation Repair Complete is started at 2008 07 14 12 13 58 File Repaired D Video 20080708 c00002
133. plication Diagram Metadata Log Log Type All v Date 2010101125 2 Export to DateTime IF FAR IF Search Event Time Event Type Success Username Start Time End Time Length Camera Index File Path DB Audio 2010 01 25 18 35 05 Export Video Yes admin 2009 07 06 17 43 17 2009 07 06 17 43 28 Odays00 00 11 000 3 C Documents and Set N A No 2010 01 25 18 35 46 Backup Yes admin 2009 07 06 17 43 17 2009 07 06 17 43 28 Odays00 00 11 000 2 5 DIANUUOswDorcus26 2 Na 2010 01 25 18 36 24 Backup Yes admin 2009 07 06 17 43 17 2009 07 06 17 43 28 Odays 00 00 11 000 2 3 4 5 C Documents and Set 2 Na Step 2 View the events that happened on a particular date orduring a given time period by selecting search period Fora particulardata checkthe Date box right and indicate the date Fora period check the DateTime and then enterthe date and time Step 3 Click Search 2 9 3 System Log Step 1 Unusual Event System Log Counting Application Counting Application Diagram POS Log Log Type fan Date iu 2009 05 05 7 Step gt TN 7 2009 05 05 14 58 M S 2009 05705 14 58 BS Event Time Event Type Description Export to Search 2009 05 05 09 54 47 2009 05 05 09 56 22 2009 05 05 13 29 02 2009 05 05 13 29 04 2009 05 05 13 29 10 2009 05 05 13 29 15 2009 05 05 13 47 56 2009 05 05 13 48 31 2009 05 05 13 49 46 2009 05 05 13 50 56 2009 05 05 13 51 35 Main Console Startup
134. r License Agreement EULA Do not install or use the software until you have read and accepted all of the license terms Permission to use the software is conditional upon your agreeing to the license terms Installation or use of the software by you will be deemed to be acceptance of the license terms Acceptance will bind you to the license terms in a legally enforceable contract with company SOFTWARE LICENSE AND LIMITED WARRANTY This is an agreement between you the end user and company By using this software you agree to become bound by the terms of this agreement rr O do not accept the terms of the license agreement Step 6 Enter the appropnate information select Nextto continue IP Surverillance System InstallShield Wizard lt Customer Information Please enter your information Please enter your name and the name of the company for which you work User Name Company Name Step 7 Choose Complete or Custom setup type IP Surveillance System InstallShield Wizard Setup Type Select the setup type to install Please select a setup type Completa 3 Al program features wil be installed Requires the most disk space Custom Select which program features you wart installed Recommended foe advanced users Installs all program features into the default directory Check Complete and then select Next All program features will be installed COMPLETE SETUP
135. rently logging in to the computerand watching the playback video from the remote side Network Service 192 166 4 39 192 168 1 53 Main Blacks White List Performance User Count 0 Kill Client Kill All Clients Client list Bitrate Kbps Live Streaming Remote Playback El 3GPP Service A Service P m Service Remote Server Status Stopped Desktop EE m Options am po Options Port Default Maximum Users Central Management Y Use Default Web Server Porn a J Save Log RemotePlayback log Y OK x Cancel Client list User Count Show the number of users that are connecting to system Kill C lient Highlight an IP addressand click on the Kill C lient button to block the client from your client list Kill All Clients Click on this button and then block all the clients logging to your system Service Server Status Click on Start Stop to tum on off this option Options Adjust the setting only when the server is topped Port Assign a port forthe clientsto connect to your system via Remote playback server Default port is 5160 Maximum Users Number of connectionsthat are allowed to connect to the system Default is 8 users and maximum is 64 Note One usercounts asone account that is logging in to the server Use Default Web Server Activate the Web server by checking the box clients willbe able to watch live video via Intemet Explor
136. requires the most disk space CUSTOM SETUP TYPE Allows you to install the system to a preferred directory and select whichever program feature s to install Recommended foradvanced users Check Custom and then select Next Select Change if you wish to modify the installation directory Select the feature s forsetup to install select Next IP Surverillance System InstallShield Wizard x IP Surverillance System InstallShield Wizard Choose Destination Location Select Features Select folder where setup will install files Select the features setup will install install P Surverlance System to Select the features you want to install and deselect the features you do not want to install C Program Files IP Surveillance SCB_IP Description 9 Playback The main control console of the IP Surverillance System LiveView Backup Verification 262 45 MB of space required on the C drive 9026 28 MB of space available on the C drive Step 8 Select Install to start the installation IP Surverillance System InstallShield Wizard Ready to Install the Program The wizard is ready to begin installation Click Install to begin the installation If you want to review or change any of your installation settings click Back Click Cancel to exit the wizard F Install i Cancel Step 9 Select Finish installation complete IP Surverillance System InstallShield Wizard InstallShield Wizard
137. rthe Middle East region where Frida y isa holiday please adjust setting by right clicking on El REM and select Apply Holiday Schedule From Custom You can assign a particular date s on which the system will work according to a special sc he dule s different from the others 3 2 Adjust the Scheduled Setting You can manually change the setting at any time after you insert orload a schedule Option 1 Move the cursorto the Time Bar and change the length or move the bar sideways to change the sart and end points Option 2 Click on the Configure icon or double click on Schedule Information from the list to obtain the Encoding Option panel next page and select the desired setting Time Bar El Default E 01 Cameral ali E 02 Cameraz iL Tuesday Sl 03 Cameras iL Wednesday E 04 Camer HL Thursday Configure Sunday E Fray fad Monday MD Saturday py insert PE Dele pr Condi Start Taree End Trt Roco FPS Guilty Resolution Dela 15 00 Fleas Sc hedule Information Dotout Hokday Custom 3 3 Encoding Option Original Video Encoded Video Encoding Options Original Video Revssssesssensresssessnsesssssssssssssee ime ode ideo Encoder c at A StartTime 00 00 Always Record Keep original video format E Adjust MJPEG video frame rate End Time 2359 C Record on Event Select Event AAA ir C Record on Motion a
138. s 00 00 11 000 2 5 D NUUO sw Dorcus26 2 N A 2010 01 25 18 36 24 Backup Yes admin 2009 07 06 17 43 17 2009 07 06 17 43 28 Odays00 00 11 000 2 3 4 5 C Documents and Set 2 N A Step1 Choose the type of event you want to check or select All from the drop down menu for all types of events Step 2 View the events that happened on a particular date or during a given time period by selecting search penod Fora particular data check the Date box right and indicate the date Fora period check the DateTime and then enterthe date and time Step 3 Click Search 2 9 8 Export You may export the file to xls or txt file Log Vie Unusual Event System Log Counting Application Counting Application Diagram POS Log Log Type an Date E 2009 05 05 E Export to Search Description 2009 05 05 09 54 47 2009 05 05 09 56 22 2009 05 05 13 29 02 2009 05 05 13 29 04 2009 05 05 13 29 10 2009 05 05 13 29 15 2009 05 05 13 47 56 2009 05 05 13 48 31 2009 05 05 13 49 46 Modify Configuration 2009 05 05 13 50 56 Modify Configuration 2009 05 05 13 51 35 Modify Configuration x bte e Main Console Startup Main Console Shutdown Main Console Startup User Login admin Start Schedule Start Smart Guard Modify Configuration Modify Configuration LOLOL a E O a Step1 Select Export to Step2 Type the file name and choose the file format xls or txt D1 z
139. s 2 to 4 to adjust the group setting until satisfied Step 6 Click OK 9 1 4 Camera Setting Select the preferred stream type of each camera as default live view profile Note Some stream profiles are not available under Lite license Fa L iy E Y le ut E tting localhost Camil Stream Profile Info le TRENDnet 31244 192 168 2 A D Link Dcs 5610 192 169 2 Stream profile Original Y B AXIS Q1755 192 168 2 250 Frame rate Resolution Quality Bitrate Steam profile List differs according to different types of video inputs and licenses Auto The system will adjust the stream type automatically to fit different screen divisions Recoded The system will follow the stream profile set in Main Console gt Schedule gt Encoding Options High Normal Low Minimum H 264 IPS 7000s only The system will follow the stream profile set in Main Console Setting Camera Stream Profile Original IP only The system will display the streaming directly from the IP camera and video server Copy to Select in orderto copy the preferred stream profile of a channel to all of the listed channels 9 1 5 OSD Setting Adjust font style of Camera OSD on this panel General Server Group Camera OSD Pos Monitor Display Notification Jc 4 Jw Enable camera OSD Foreground Font E Tahoma Size a Color EA Rf Bold Iw Edge Background Color C Transparency k 40 I
140. s clockwise Note Only camera indicatorsare allowed to be rotated Delete Indicator Step 1 Click on an existing camera indicatoron yourmap underEdit mode Thiscamera indicator will be marked with a green ring Step 2 Click on the Delete button and the indicator will be gone 6 2 Operate Mode After configuration under Edit mode switch to Operate mode to commit settings E Map a g Map G E Airport Se East EZ Gate EX Bistro Device 2 Cam 2 Cam23 192 168 2 219 2 Cam 192 168 2 213 gt AXIS 01755 192 168 2 1 p 7 Cam3 192 168 2 219 Ir y Cam3 192 168 2 219 0 3 Cam4 192 168 2 213 11 ae Cam4 192 168 2 213 C cs de A at 15 x Cam3 192 168 2 219 Output 0 10 state OFF Operate mode Edit mode Switch button 6 2 1 Device and Map Tree list This window will list all devicesand map hierarchies click device ormap indicator to show related information on E Map windows El Map Select the map you want to show on E Map Window 2 Camera A preview of the selected camera will show in the preview window The indicator if previously created will be highlighted on the map 7 Digital Input Select it to highlight the device with green ring on map and show status on Infomation window If the Digital Input is from IP camera the preview window will display live video of the camera Digital Output Select it to highlight the device with green ring on map and show status on Information window If th
141. sie 10 screen s EHH 35 acreents 16 screen s N screen s Divide o E lazer a Switch to Rotate all TH 13 screen s E screen s gt lt Full screen screens Only available under wide screen resolution 1440x900 1680x1050 1920x1080 1920x1200 4 Divide a i HE How de Divide into 4screen s HHn into E int 12 screen s Crystal Ball Indicate the working status of the system Gray at rest Blue recording and Red events detected When the crystal ball is red click it to open the event report then cancel the event s Information Window Display date time free Disk space IP Camera Bit rate customized text and Further information like Temperature Fan soeed System Resource and Network Utilization 5 network service icons indicate which services are switched on off GA ee Note To customize Information about window s setting go to Config Setting General Status Display Select Advanced Setting for further information like Temperature Fan speed System Resource and Network Utilization Start ls System Setting Setting gt amp User Account Setting License Manager EY Auto Backup Setting Save Load Configuration Video Analytics i Metadata Application gt Metadata Search El Log Viewer E Backup A N Playback Network Service O QO E About Main Console Coma ym e a Y A Guard Config OE eee PESEE Schedule Start Click on the Starticon and select from the drop down men
142. t Remote Playback B 3GPP Service E Service Remote Server Status Stopped Desktop E Options Jano ions 16 Options Port 15170 Maximun Connections 116 p Central Management Client list Client Count Show the amount of NCS Servers that are connected to system Kill C lient Highlight an IP addressand click on the Kill C lient button to block the client from your client list Kill All Clients Click on this button and then block allthe clients logged in to your system Service Server Status Click on Start Stop to tum on off this option Options Adjust the setting only when the server is topped Port Assign a port for NCS System to connect Main Console system Default port is 5170 Number of connections from NCS Serversthat are allowed to connect to the system The default is 8 NCS Servers and maximum is 16 5 16 About Main Console Go to About Main Console for detailed system and license infomation te Setting 2 User Account Setting Sy License Manager Save Load Configuration About Main Console G Counting Application IP Surveillance 3 4 0 POS Application on A B POS Search Copyright C 2004 1 El E Log Viewer Backup Product Information Network Service Model Type Help IP Camera License Number 16 POS License Number 0 Device Pack Version 1 5 0 About Main Console 5 17 Video Source For system with MPEG
143. t Search Tool Set up unusual events here to detect abnormality that occurred during the recorded period 5 events General Motion Foreign Object Missing Object Lose Focus and Camera Occlusion Alarm Event Type General Motion Detect all movements in the defined area EEE x Sensitivity EN gt Define Detection Zone Left click and drag to draw a detection zone You ma y Ai n Se define more than one zone on the screen by repeating the process Region Definition Define detection zone Sensitivity Modify the sensitivity setting with the slider Sliding nghtwards will i des increase the sensitivity level meaning the slightest movement will tiggerthe alam an clear in contrast sliding leftwards will reduce the sensitivity for movement detection Rectangle count 0 Note Configuring an appropnate sensitivity level reducesthe possibility of a false eee alarm Forinstance you can lower the sensitivity level to avoid the alam M Stop when found being tnggered by a swinging tree in the breeze Search sop Interval Move the slider control to the right to increase time interval so that the alam will only be tiggered when the movement lasts longer Move to the left to reduce the time interval Stop When Found Checkthe option to have the video stop where motion wasdetected Uncheck to have video continuously run to detect all events available Results will show in a search result box Click on the listed event in the box
144. t to avoid image tearing problemsthat Dynamic DNS Setup ES may occur while CPU loading Is increased w Erabi DONS Provid DIDNS M DDNS Service Dyna mic Domain Name Server DDNS function allows 3 j you to use Live View or Web View to connect to the Main Console Pee through Intemet event if you have a dynamic IP address ao Hostname Click on the DDNS button to obtain the Dynamic DNS Setup panel a A Z o cae Set up the DDNS function by selecting the provider type filling with username password and hostname and adjust the update penod 5 1 5 Audio Preview Default Channel Select the audio channel that you wish to hear from in Default Channel Enable Audio on Active Channel Select the Enable Audio on Active Channel option to hear the audio from the selected video channel selected by mouse on each video gnd of Main Console The default channel will play if no specific video channel is selected Volume Adjust the volume with the volume bar System playsthe audio of System playsthe audio of the default channel upper left selected channel 5 1 6 Auto Reboot Check the option of Enable Auto Reboot so that you can reboot the system Startup Pe A Schedule Recording System Step 1 Check the option of Enable Auto Reboot aci FT Counting Application Step 2 Select the time you want to reboot Live Streaming Server Note Enable Main Console Auto L
145. the Select Date Time Penod panel Backup Help Step 3 A X i pa New Period Remove Period E Backup x Delete Start Date Time End Date Time Camera s Size 2009 5444 HF 11 54 00 2009 5114 FF 12 19 00 1 2 3 4 914 584KB 2085 11 FF 08 41 00 2009 5 11 FF 08 54 00 1 2 3 4 606 411KB Step 1 Step 2 Follow steps 3 7 above from the backup section to select data penod which you want to delete Step 3 Click on the Delete icon and delete all the data in the backup list from the database Note Deleted video cannot be recovered 9 Remote Live Viewer WAHE n i F FT IE r With the Remote Live Viewer console remote users may watch up to 128 channels real time video from remote live streaming servers Note Maximum 32 channels under Lite license 9 1 Setting Click General Setting to obtain setting dialog General Setting 9 1 1 General Setting Audio preview Enable audio on active channel Select to enable audio streaming on active channel Miscellaneous Synchronize video frames Select to avoid image tearing problems that may occur while CPU loading isincreased 9 1 2 Server setting 2 localhost localhost Step 1 Enterthe ServerName Step 2 Enterthe Address Port User Name and Password to log in the server Step 3 Enable Save Password to login without entering the password again Step 4 Enable Auto Login to login automatically when starting Remote Live
146. to Preset Point Goto Previous Camera Goto Next Camera Toggle Single Camera View Toggle Full Screen Switch Screen Layout N A 9 2 Servern Group Camera Display a complete list of the server s group s and camera s that are added to the system Server View Ca meras are listed according to recording server Group View Camerasare listed according to customized grouping Server View Group View Mza a e M1 Demo Site A Ol Vivotek IP GD Vivotek PZ GD Sony RX530 all Vivotek 1P7 a gt Sony CM12 ab Sony_1 dih Vivotek IP7161_1 Ol Vivotek PZ7111_1 all Sony RXS301_1 El Group B gt Vivotek 1P7133_1 a gt PTZ CAMERA_1 al Office_1 ll customer a gt PTZ CAMEF dp 1 D gt Brickom_1 Y lt gt a gt DynaColor W6_1 164 Group al Ofice_1 db ZAVIO F5100 192 gt 9 2 1 login logout server Optionl Select a server on the list and click on LOG IN LOG OUTto access logout the server Option2 On the server list nght click to obtain menu options Log In Log Out Server 9 2 2 ConnecY Disconnect camera Optionl On the server camera list double clickon a camera to connect Option2 On the server camera list nght click ona camera to obtain the menu options to connect disconnect Duplicate Camera Connect Logout Server db _ Connect All Disconnect All En cE Option4 Play Stop Drop Selecta camera video and click on this button to play stop disconnect a
147. to confirm Step 2 Select the repairMethod as Modify Location Repair database Modity locations to store video files Please confirm locations where video files were stored and press button Modif to confirm Install Path C Program Filesi CH_IP Method Modify Location Step 3 Foradd database location please click on EdJbutton and use URLto choose location For remove database location please choose location form list and clickon button to remove location ideo File Locations alles C Program Files SCB_IP D Wideo Step 4 Click on Modify button to modify location After modification the Modify Result will show on the panel Wodi Result 2 locations confirmed Example of modify database In certain caseswhere video data needsto be transferred from one PC to another PC user will need to perform the following 1 Manually copy all recorded video data from the default installation path or other user defined storage path of the old PC ha ES CaProgram Files8CB_1F E s AN a Recorded video E IBM A data y IBM ThinkVantage 20060321 20060323 El 5 InstallShield Installation Inf fy Intel 5 Intemet Explorer l mpe E WAVE E 3eppdl 2 Manually paste all recorded video data to the default installation path or other user defined storage path of the new PC 3 Follow previous page to add new location on new PC 4 Old recorded video data can be viewed by playback system on the new P
148. to jump to the point in the video where motion wasdetected 2 3 2 Unusual Event Foreign Object Foreign Object Detect any additional object appearng in the defined area on the screen Alarm Event Type Define detection zone Left clickand drag to draw a detection zone The search a tool will detect additional objects that appear in this zone A eas ars Region Definition Define object size Click and drag to draw and define the size of a foreign object e a etine object size Sensitivity Modify the sensitivity setting with the slider Sliding rightwards will a oar increase the sensitivity level while sliding leftwards decreases tt Rectangle count 0 M Draw Region interval Click and move the slider control to the nght to increase time interval so M Stop when found Shine H that the alam will only be tnggered when the object hasbeen removed from the area for longer Move to the left to reduce the time interval Search Note Setting up an appropnate Interval value will reduce the chance of false alarms Forexample you can lower the Interval to avoid the alarm being triggered by a pedestnan 2 3 3 Unusual Event Missing Object Missing Object Detection of selected objects removed from the defined area on the screen Alarm Event Type Missing Object gt Define detection zone Left click and drag to draw a detection zone The search Sensitivity tool willdetect s
149. to start searching the system logs will be listed below Step 4 Click Export to to save the system log in xls or txt format Step 5 Click OK to close the report window P l 2 3 nh Ea co a E a A StartTime 20090608 12 20 23 20090608 12 20 53 20090608 12 21 13 20090608 12 21 23 20090608 12 21 53 200900608 12 22 53 20090608 12 23 48 2009 0608 12 24 48 E EndTime 20090608 12 20 28 2009 06 08 12 20 58 2009 0608 12 21 18 2009 06 08 12 21 28 2009 0608 12 21 58 2009 06 08 12 22 58 2009 06 08 12 23 53 2009 0608 12 24 58 LogType CPU loading CPU loading CPU loading CPU loading CPU loading CPU loading CPU loading CPU loading YIIIIII S 1 3 2 Display E Advanced Resource Report Search Display Step 4 cru Loading i Step 1 Ah 2009 06 08 16 39 Ma Save Step 5 q E At one Day Display Step 3 0 2009 06 08 00 00 2009 06 09 00 00 Step 6 Step 1 Choose the system event type Step 2 Select the Date Time to draft history diagram Step 3 Setup the start time and duration for charting Usercan choose One Day One Hour or One Minute asthe duration Step 4 Click Display to start charting the diagram will be disolayed at below column Step 5 Click Save to save the diagram in bmp format Step 6 Click OK to close the report window 2009 06 08 00 00 2009 06 09 00 00 D DB Tool The DB Tool repairs database files and Export confi
150. top Y Modify Sc hedule Y Modify Remote Desktop Y Modify Configuration Y Start Central Management Y Y Y Note Detection of some system logs is not available under Lite license Step 2 View the events that happened on a particular date orduring a given time period by selecting search penod Fora particulardate check the Date box right and indicate the date Fora period check the DateTime and then enterthe date and time Step 3 Click Search 7 3 Counting Application Note This function is not available under Lite license Displa y the history of Counting Application during a given time period r Log Viewer ole Unusual Event System Log Counting Application Counting Application Diagram POS Log Channel lan Date f Exportt Date amp Time to IF F Search Event Time Channel In 2007 07 25 19 00 00 Camera 3 14 13 2007 07 25 19 30 00 Camera 3 0 2007 07 25 19 32 42 Camera 3 2007 07 27 11 30 00 Camera 3 4 2 2007 07 27 12 00 00 Camera 3 5 6 2007 07 27 12 30 00 Camera 3 4 4 0 0 0 0 Step 4 2007 07 27 12 32 15 Camera 3 2007 09 26 13 29 49 Camera 1 Step1 Select the channel you want to check or select All from the drop down menu for all channels Step 2 Select search penod View the eventsthat happened on a particular date or during a given time period by selecting search period Fora particular date check the Date box right and indicate the date
151. u can remove installed programs Smart Phone Client Installation Step 1 Connect Smart Phone device to the PC Step 2 Insert the installation CD Run Setup exe from the CD ROM directory SPC lient to install Smart Phone Client Note If you do not have Microsoft ActiveSync installed a message willappear Cannot find ActiveSync Please reinstall ActiveSync and then run this installation again Step 3 Check the client application is installed completely in smart phone device Installation a tl successfully installed on your device If you need more storage space you can remove installed programs Quick Start Execute Main Console Step 1 Go to Start gt All Programs gt Surveillance System gt Main Console to execute Main Console Step 2 Enter your own password into the edit box enter it again for double confirm and then click on OK First Execution of Main Console System T User Manual Backup System winzip 7 WinRAR 7 Microsoft Office 5 Outlook Express e Remote Assistance m iTunes T QuickTime t a IP Surverillance System Please enter password for administrator User Account admin Remote Live Viewer rome Password Pr 4 Verification Tool g Uninstall IP Surverillance System Password Confirm oO Y OK X Cancel Activate IP Camera License s Step 1 Open License Manager Tool in Config menu Step 2 Select Activate tab check the PC
152. u to activate deactivate a Recording Schedule System b Smart Guard System or c Counting Application Orselect Start Stop Monitor All to activate deactivate all the functions at once The Start menu also include the option to Enable Secondary Display and open monitor tools such asopen event report to monitor smart guard event open E map window to monitor all devices with map indicator open Resource Report to check system status open IO Control panel to monitor the DI DO status and manual tnggenng the DO devices or lock the system here See page 72 for more details about secondary display Note 1 When activating any of the monitor functions of Smart Guard system would consider the current screen status as nomal Therefore if you want to forexample detect Missing Object be sure the object needed to be protected is in its position at the moment you click Start button 2 To automatically activate the Recording Schedule System Smart Guard System and Counting Application at the Main Console go to Config Setting General Startup to setup the auto startup functions 3 AsforSecondary Display open event report open E map window open Resource Report and open lO controls panel Main Console will keep the behaviors asthe latest status when exiting the system Playback Click on the icon to get Playback Console You can watch recorded video search recorded video adjust image of the stored data save video pictures print images
153. uard About MainConsole if amp A Ss E 5 15 1 Live Steaming Server When starting the live streaming function of computer the system allows remote users to log in to the specific computerand view camerasthat are connected to it As system administrator usercould be able to monitorthese accounts in orderto maintain the system efficiency On Live Streaming Server panel administrator can see all the clients who are currently logging in to the computerand watching the live video from the remote side Network Service 192 168 439 192 168 1 53 Main Black White List Performance Es l Client list Live Client Count 0 Kill Client Kill All Clients Streaming n Camera Bitrate Kbps Remote Playback El 3GPP eas Service Server Status Stopped Remote Desktop Sui Options Port 5150 Default Maximurn Connections E we Y Use Default Web Server Port feo Management V Save Log C Documents and SetingsiUSER A MmiLiveSerwe FO Y Enable Audio Y OK X Cancel Client list Client Count Show the amount of channels that are connecting to system Kill C lient Highlight an IP addressand click on the Kill C lient button to block the client from your client list Kill All Clients Click on this button and all clients are blocked from logging into your system Service Server Status Click on Start Stop to tum on off this option Options Ad
154. ver Application All functions of NVR DVR Hybnd NDVR systems including Main Console Playback Remote Live Viewer Backup and Venfication Tool Remote Desktop Tool The tool to access main console and setup configuration remotely DVR Driver The tool to detect the type of capture cardsand install the properdnver automatically PDA Client Client application in PDA device SmartPhone Client Client application in snart phone device The following section descnbes the installation of each element of the Intelligent Surveillance System Server Applic ation Installation Step 1 Insert the Installation CD Run autorun exe from the CD ROM directly to start the installation Step 2 Select Server Application Installation Step 3 There are 4 system types listed in the System Setup Tool window Choose one and select Next IP Surveillance System Tnal System MPEG 4 Hybrid System H 264 Hybrid System Full D1H 264 Hybrid System Note The Setup Tool will detect the type of capture cards installed on PC and enable the system options automatically Step 4 Select Next to continue IP Surverillance System InstallShield Wizard Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard for IP Surverillance System The InstallShield Wizard will install IP Surverillance System on your computer To continue click Next IP Surverillance System InstallShield Wizard License Agreement Please read the following license agreement carefully End Use
155. w csseccseccctrescnenesrsrecersreceussesentescaresscarnoeeisrsesrssseunensaereverescereacunees 122 1 2 1 BEeNO SIS MENS a 1 E E A N E odiada 122 1 24 BENO Os rice aa acre ae es eos A eS aad nade Ie cc 123 APPENDIX B PDA SMARTPHONE C LIEN Ticicccccccccccesscesceccareccesscccctensancvesssceccnecescsecestecesnecsneeses 125 1A Install PBA Smart Phone CMI ise bi 125 1 2 Execute PDA Smart Phone Clledt ooccocncninincncncncnancnanonononano nono nano nano nr nr nn rn nn rr nn cnn rr nnen rn rr rr rr rr 125 1 2 1 Main Console A ic casantidaaapaanendvadsaineuibitvaadodadiadelbiavanieosdaadastainvaeredactastaiiiadiedss 125 t22 EXO C UCC ana LOO Mia 126 1 3 PDA Smart Phone Client OVEVICW cc ccccccccccececceeeeeeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeaeeeaeeneeeeaeueeeeeaueenseeaueeaeesaeeeaneeaeeeanesnaess 126 Me eI OW EEES EE A eee erties olde dena A O AO 126 EA A nd seated ene ecient dete A A A O 127 Be Ss E TIN EMO PROVEE PEO TO RA 128 APPENDIX G IPHO NE BROW SER ocasiona ii pidio oiaid 129 1 1 Configuration from Main CONSOLE Server cccccusccccssteccnosesevecsserseccascvessusserrereccssnseuvesssrisecuenoseneueseesreacunees 129 1 2 oOnnectto Main CONSI HS WE ti 129 LUV DIS ri aida dal 129 LA PTC ONO ies 129 APPENDIX D REMO TE DESCIOP TO Oda 129 INSTALLATION The Installation CD contains the software you need to run the complete system If you are installing the system on multiple PCs install the appropnate software foreach PC Ser
156. xport to 7 2009 05 05 14 58 BE Search DateTime Event Time Event Type Description lt l Al 2009 05 05 09 54 47 2009 05 05 09 56 22 2009 05 05 13 29 02 2009 05 05 13 29 04 2009 05 05 13 29 10 2009 05 05 13 29 15 Main Console Startup Main Console Shutdown Main Console Startup User Login Start Schedule Start Smart Guard admin 2009 05 05 13 47 56 Modify Configuration 2009 05 05 13 48 31 Modify Configuration 2009 05 05 13 49 46 Modify Configuration 2009 05 05 13 50 56 Modify Configuration 2009 05 05 13 51 35 Modify Configuration y Siep1 Press the button Export to Step2 Type the file name and choose the file format xls or txt A B e Dt 2007 09 12 00 45 41 Main Console Startup a Event ape Description 2007 09 12 00 45 44 User Login admin Oia Main Conte Seotep 2007 09 12 01 11 18 Main Console Shutdown Lar La adman 2007 09 12 61 27 64 Main Console Startup JA A LA a 2007 09 12 01 27 05 User Login admin PE SERED A Mio Sade Der 2907 09 12 61 28 27 Main Console Shutdown EEEE aLa G 2007 09 12 15 66 51 Main Console Startup POLE IE 27 Mate Tonik Sedie s KOMTISOSSL Main Corsek Startep 2007709712 15 66 52 User Login admin 0000 0913 05 06 53 Uer Logn parn 2667 09 12 15 07 04 Main Console Shutdown ROOT E OM Main Sse Sheet 2007 09 12 15 68 28 Main Console Startup ORE Main Coole St 2007 09 12 15 08 48 Main Console Shutdown Ve
157. yer Til mx 04 34 ok Broadcast Listen to Broadcast Progressive Download Open Settings 1 Settings 11 2 5 gt Appendix B PDA Smart Phone Client PDA SP Smart Phone Client are only applied for devices with Windows Mobile 5 0 platform orabove See the sections below to find how to install and execute PDA SP Client Note 1 The different between Smart Phone and PDA Client is navigation of operation usercan only control Client with phone buttons 2 The resolution of PDA SP Client is limited in 240 320 QVGA 1 1 Install PDA Smart Phone Client Step 1 Connect mobile device to the PC Step 2 Insert the installation CD and click on PDA Client Installation Smart Phone Client Installation to install application in device Note If you do not have Microsoft ActiveSync installed a message willappear Cannot find ActiveSync Please reinstall ActiveSync and then run this installation again Step 3 Check the client application is installed completely in the mobile device Installation gt Y successfu lly installed on you r device If you need more storage space you can remove installed programs 1 2 Execute PDA Smart Phone Client 1 2 1 Main Console setting Step 1 Go to Config and select Network Service Step 2 Select Live Streaming and then click Start Note The Port selected here will be the same with the one in PDA Smart Phone Network Servic

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