1. Descriptions of functions
   1. Basic function description

This section describes the main functions of the high speed and the infrared dome cameras and the general principles of their implementation, nospecific operation methods involved. The specific operation method of different system platforms varies. Generally, the operation manual of the system manufacturer shall prevail. In some cases, there will be some special requirements and operation methods. Please contact the dealer for necessary information.

• Automatic matching technology of PTZ / rotation rate

The dome camera can automatically adjust the horizontal and vertical rotation rate of the PTZ according to the multiple of variation, which makes the manual operation easier.

• Set up and call preset position
• The preset function is that the dome camera can store the horizontal angle, tilt angle, camera lens focal length and other position parameters of the PTZ in the current state into the memory. These parameters can be called quickly when necessary and the PTZ and camera can be adjusted to this position. The operator can easily and quickly set or call the preset position by controlling the keyboard or equipment.
• Automatically scanning

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The operator can set the left boundary positon and right boundary position in advance by controlling the keyboard or equipment conveniently and quickly to achieve the automatic reciprocating scanning of the camera between the left and right boundary at the set speed level. This dome camera can set 8 scanning paths.

• Automatically scruising

The dome camera can program some preset positions into the automatically scrusing queue in required order through pre-programming. The operator can easily and quickly control the keyboard or equipment to allow the dome camera automatically scan in the specified time interval according to the preset position sequence. Each cruise track can store 32 preset positons.

• Pattern path (pattern scanning)

The dome camera can record the running track for 180 seconds continuously. After the pattern path function is started, the dome camera can scan and monitor as the recorded running track automatically.

• Watch position function

The dome camera can be set to automatically perform the set standby action after reaching the standby time: preset position, cruising, scanning, pattern path. The standby time can be set.

• Self recovery function after power off

The running state of the dome camera can be restored after the power is cut off and recovered to prevent the trouble of re-operating the dome camera caused by the unexpected power off effectively.

1. WEB client
   1. Operating Environment

It is recommended to run under the operating system environment of Win7 and above. In order to better operate and use the system, and fully reflect the performance and effects, please ensure that the following items are set or installed correctly after the system is successfully installed:

1. The display resolution is set to 1920 x 1080 or higher, and the color is set to enhanced color (32-bit), please refer to Windows help document or online help for how to set the resolution and color of monitor.
2. Make sure that the font required for this system-Song font is installed in the Windows operating system. If the interface of this system is displayed abnormally, the fonts required by this system may not be installed, or the required fonts have been damaged, and fonts need to be reinstalled.
   1. Instructions for embedded Web server

You need to download controls before using this series of network video products for the first time.

Note: Use the IE browser of Windows operating system, to ensure that the version is 8.0 or above. Except for Firefox and Google browsers, please do not use other third-party browsers and any IE browser shell programs such as Maxthon, Window of the World. We do not guarantee that you can log in normally with such software.

• 1. Login Device

The default IP address of the device is: 192.168.1.2. Please set the IP address of the computer and the IP address of the device in the same network segment: for example, set the IP address of the computer to 192.168.1.3 to access the device through IE browser. Open the IE browser, input the IP address of the network video device in the address bar, and click “go” to log in to the device. If it is the first time to use, the following interface will appear.

• • 1. Equipment activation

Fig.5.3.1.1 Equipment activation interface

Some devices need to be activated before IE interface is to be used . Set the login password in the activating device window and click OK to enter the IE login interface.

X

Activation succeeded, please log in again.

Fig.5.3.1.2 Prompt box for activating device

• • 1. IE login interface

Fig.5.3.2.1 IE login interface

Enter the correct user name and password in the login window, and click “Login” to enter the preview interface later.

Description:

1. If the equipment port number is modified, you need to enter the correct port number, and the default port number is 3000.
2. If the device supports activation, the password is the one set at the time of activation.
3. If the device does not support activation, the password is 1111.

The video preview serial interface will prompt the link to download the video plug-in as Fig.5.3.2.2. Click the link to download and install the plug-in. The IE interface needs to be closed during installation.

Please click to download the plugin, if installed already, pleasejust press F5 to refresh it (no need install again). Please close the browser during installing.

Fig.5.3.2.2 Download the video plug-in

After the video plug-in is installed successfully, enter the device IP again and log in the correct account password to enter the preview interface.

Fig.5.3.2.3 preview interface of video

After you log in to the system, the prompt box of “change password” will appear in the lower right corner of the desktop. Please click the text in the box, link to the user management interface, select the user, and click “edit”, as shown in the figure below.

Note: In order to ensure the security of your information, please be sure to change the initial password!

Fig. 5.3.2.4 Change password prompt box (supported by some models)

Equipment activation

User Name

Password

Password Strength

Please generate 8-15 digits password with two or more combinations of numbers, lowercase, capital letter and special characterfspedal characters cannot be quotes, colons, semicolons, # symbols, spaces, and backslashes).

Password Confirm

Optional (For Password Reset)

Fig. 5.3.2.5 Change the password

• 1. Audios and videos preview

After successful login, the system will display the [Live View] interface by default. In other interfaces, users can return to the video preview interface by clicking the [Live View] button at the top of the interface.

This interface mainly control basically the front-end equipment, such as the pan tilt, lens, wiper and so on.

• • 1. Button of video preview interface

Icon Description

Click “1st Stream”; the video window will display the primary code stream, and

1st Stream

the primary code stream will be displayed by default.

Click “2nd Stream”; the video window will display secondary code stream after

2nd Stream

selection.

Click “3rd Stream”; the video window will display third code stream after

3rd Stream

selection. (supported by some models)

Click “Fixed Ratio”; the video will be displayed at a fixed scale.

|< *| i Click “Fit Window”; the video will automatically adapt to the computer resolution

display.

QR code button. QR code will appear after clicking it. Users can scan the QR code

according to the type of mobile phone and download the mobile client. A third QR code will appear after the equipment is connected to the public network, and you can add the equipment by scanning on the mobile client. (Supported by some models)

Local manual snapshot control button, click enable to snapshot and save the preview picture locally, the storage path of the snapshot file can be modified by itself, the modification page: configuration system settings local settings preview snapshot save path.

Local manual recording control button, click enable, start local recording after enabling, the storage path of recording file can be modified by itself, modification page: configuration – system settings – local settings – saving path of recording file.

Voice intercom switch. When enabled, it can transmit local audio to the front-end equipment through the network for output.

Audio preview volume adjustment button, the local output volume can be adjusted by adjusting the slider position.

Electronic zoom button. After enabling this function, click the left mouse button to draw the area to be enlarged, and then you can zoom in and view the area. (Supported by some models)

Displays the frame rate button. After clicking, the preview interface displays the frame rate information of the current video. Click again to cancel the display of frame rate information. (supported by some models)

Full screen button. Realize full screen preview video, double click left mouse button or press the [Esc] key of keyboard to exit full screen preview video status

Caution

(1) All icons are valid when pressed.

(2) When there is no video in the interface, the audio preview is invalid.

1. Talk can only be conducted with one user at the same time, and it is recommended to turn off the intercom in time after completing the talk, so that

others can use it.

(4)

Click and

the arrow or on the right side of the video window to display / hide

the control interface.

( 5 ) Some models support “target information” to display the target and information identified by the intelligent algorithm. You can click “Zoom” / “target information” to switch the interface.

(6) Double click the left mouse button in the preview window to display the full screen. The dome camera can be controlled by keyboard: W“t”, S“_v”- A“<”- D“>”, I“zoom in”, K“zoom out”, J “focus near”, l “focus far”.

• • 1. PTZ control

The functions supported by different models are different, please refer to the actual interface.

Description

Icon

8 direction keys,press the corresponding direction key to control the pan tilt to rotate in the corresponding direction; the center button is the scan shortcut key, press center button can invoke scan 1.

The slider can adjust the rotation speed of the device.

The closer the “-” end is, the slower the speed is, and

the closer the “+” end is, the faster the speed is.

Zoom control button, press “-” control device to perform zoom operation, the field angle becomes larger and the scenery becomes smaller; press “+”

operation. In order to prolong the service life of the wiper, the wiper is equipped with low temperature protection measures, and the function of closing when the ambient temperature is lower than 0 °C.

Alarm removal button. Alarm can be removed after pressing the button. (Supported by some models)

Flip: control the video image to flip 180 °.

Snap button: press the button to turn on the front end interception function.

Front-end intercom button. Press the button to turn on the front-end intercom function.

Area exposure button: when there’s a large light difference of the monitoring scene, the area to be adjusted can be selected through the area exposure function to make moderate light of the key monitoring area.

Area focus button: when there’s a deep and large scale scene area of the monitoring scene, you can select the part of the scene that needs to be focused clearly through the area focus function.

Click the one-key watch button to automatically set the current scene to the watch preset (default preset 1), and turn on the watch function at the same time. If you want to stop the one-key watch function, please cancel the standby action in the dome camera setting-basic setting.

3D positioning button, click the mouse to control, adjust the scene to be monitored to the video center. Specific operation as follows:

1 , Click the left key on the required monitoring point in the monitoring video screen, and move the corresponding point to the video center;

1. Press and hold the left key to the bottom right to pull down a rectangular area, then the center of the corresponding delimited area will be moved to the center of the video and zoomed in;
2. Press and hold the left key to the top left to pull out a rectangular area, then move the center of the corresponding delimited area to the center of the video and zoom out.

Laser alarm button, click once enabling, after clicking, the laser is turned on, click again, the laser is turned off. The laser working temperature is – 15 °C – 45 °C, the longest lasting time is 300 seconds, and it will beautomatically turned off if it exceeds 300 seconds.

Strong light warning button, click enable, the strong light will turn on after enabling, and then click again, the strong light will turn off. (supported by some models)

Sound warning button. Click “Enable”, and play the alert tone after enabling. (Supported by some models)

Manual tracking button, click once enabling, and then click the target manually to track the target.

• • 1. Preset

After logging in the preset position number, you can select the operation of preset position, including set-up, call and delete.

Preset

Q, Preset NO

Fig. 5.4.3.1 Preset interface

The function of the presetting bit is that the camera can store the location parameters of the PTZ under the current status such as the level angle, angle of inclination and the lens focal length of the camera into the storage and the PTZ as well as the camera can be adjusted to this position through calling the these parameters if necessary.

Click the button’ ’ ’ to display preset function setting interface.

Preset number can be fill in the blank and use the’ ’ button to find the target preset number to config (‘ –^ ’)or call(‘ ’).Call functions are only available for existed presets.

• • 1. VCA Action

Click the button ^T Icon display the operation interface of the intelligent action. The interface includes One-key watching, auto cruise, auto scan, pattern and intelligent scene.

Fig.5.4.4.1 VCA Action

• • 1. Image

Click the button ^T Icon display parameter adjustment interface,the interface can

be adjusted by the following.

Fig.5.4.5.1 Image setting interface

Icon

Description

Day

Outdoor

Night

Outdoor

HD effect adjustment, adjust the daytime image effect.

The effect is divided into:

HD effect adjustment, adjust night image effect.

The effect is divided into:: Outdoor, Indoor, WDR, Motion, Bright, Colorful, customized.etc.

Defog function button. Click the button to turn on the defog function.(Some models support this function).

Button for HLC function. Click the button to turn on HLC.(Some models support this function).

Button for WDR function. Click the button to turn on WDR function.(Some models support this function).

• • 1. Quick Scene

display Scene application template interface.You can

Click the button ^T to

modify the parameter as follows:

• 1. Playback

Click [playback] to enter the [playback] interface.

Fig.5.5 playback

5.5.1 Refer to the front-end video file

In the playback interface, the user can view the video files of the specified date,

and can also snapshot and clip the video. See the following table for basic operation:

Icon

Descriotion

Slow forward button. The speed is 1/2 X, 1/4 X, 1/6 X and 1/8 X.

Play / pause button. Click to start/stop playing video file. Double speed playback will be canceled if necessary.

“Stop Playing” button. You can stop playing the current file by clicking it.

Fast forward button. The speed is 2 X, 4 X, 6 X and 8 X.

Stepping button can playback the video in a single frame.

Browse button, select the video file to play.

Playback snapshot button, saved by default in

C:\Users\john\NetVideoBrowser\CapturePics\o

Playback clip button: Click to start the clip, and click again to finish the clip. The default saving location is C: \ users \ John \ netvideobrowser \ snapshotpictures \.

Clip Management: you can view the type of video clip, video clip progress, current status and other information.

Volume adjustment button, the local output volume can be adjusted by adjusting the slider position.

Download Management: query or download videos and pictures.

Full screen play button: in full screen mode, double-click the mouse again at any position to exit from full screen mode.

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri

29 30 31 | 1 | 2 3

5 6 7 8 9 10

12 13 14 15 16 17

a date in the calendar, double-click the date, and find the

file according to the query criteria.

19 20 21 22 23 24

26 27 28 29 30 31

volume adjustment and mute

Stream

s_?–₅₃ – Choose the type of stream

In the time axis mode, users can drag on the time axis to select and view the video files of the corresponding time. After selecting the time point, click the play button <L./to play. The time axis can be narrowed or enlarged by click I I.

In file mode, users can operate according to file type, video recording type, and whether to query remotely. The specific functions of buttons in file mode are as follows:

Description

Icon

Set the type of file to be queried, such as [Record], [Picture], etc.

Select the type of video file to be queried. (Supported by some

RecType

Start Time

2d

models)

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Select the start time of the video query

Stop Time

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Select the end of the recording query

Start downlo…

Start downloading selected video files

Stop Downlo…

Stop the selected video file being downloaded.

Back

Return to the playback interface.

Jump To [

Jump to the specified page.

Search

Query: Click to query the corresponding video information.

Jump to the first page of query results.

Go to the previous page of the current page.

Go to the next page of the current page.

Jump to the last page of query results.

Lock: the file can be locked and unlocked. When the disk is full and files need to be deleted, the locked files will not be deleted.

• 1. Log

Click [Log] to enter the [Log] interface.

Fig.5.6 Log Interface

Log interface operation instructions

1. Select the channel number to query from the [Channel No.] drop-down list.
2. Select the type of log you want to query from the [Log Type] drop-down list.
3. Select the start date in the [Start Time] drop-down list, and enter the time in

the edit box at the back.

1. Select the end date in the [End Time] drop-down list, and enter the time in

the edit box next to it.

1. Click the [Query] button to query the logs within the specified time range.
2. When there are many logs, you can use [First Page], [Pre Page], [Next Page],

1. Click [Export Current Page] to export the log of current page to PC.
2. Click [Export All Page] to export all the logs found to the PC.
   1. Configuration

After login,[ Live View ]will be displayed by default. Click [Configuration] in the menu bar at the top of the page to enter the parameter configuration page, where you can set common settings, audio and video parameters, network settings, intelligent analysis, storage settings and system settings.

Note:

Because different models support different functions, the interfaces and menus may also be different, please refer to the actual interface

• • 1. Basic Set

Fig.5.7.1.1 Basic Setting interface

Basic Set – > Network [DHCP]: when checked, the DHCP server will automatically assign IP to the device.

Basic Set – > Video

Select the needed frame rate in the pull-down list; stream will switch to designated frame rate.(Frame rates supported by different N/P Mode and resolutions are slightly different, please refer to actual product)

Notes:Select the necessary resolution in the pull-down list of [Resolution] and the code stream will be switched to the designated resolution.

Basic Set – > Audio

Basic Set – > OSD

Notes:If select the check box, the information will be overlapped on the screen.

Basic Set – > Motion

Notes: Set [7x24Full Area] to enable motion alarm.

Basic Set – >time setting

Basic Set – > Users

To add a new user, you need to set the user name, password and permission. The user name and password can only be entered in English letters and numbers. After the above three items are filled in, click the [Save] button.

Note: only users with administrator rights can add and modify users.

In the user list, click [Edit] to open the password modification prompt box, input the old password, new password and confirm the password, and then click Modify. [Remove]

In the user list, click [Remove] to open the prompt box and click OK

Basic Set – >Other buttons

Click the [Save] button to save and make it take effect.

Click [Cancel] to restore the last saved parameter.

1. [Event Server] options include alarm time period and linkage item setting information, excluding intelligent analysis.
2. [Smart Analytics] options include settings related to intelligent analysis, including rules, time periods, etc.
3. [System Setting] options include all setting information except the above alarm and intelligent analysis, including character superposition, video recording strategy, network setting and other information.

• 1. Audio Video Set
     1. Stream

Stream- > Stream

Fig.5.8.1.1 Stream – Stream interface

Related parameters of video configuration are illustrated as follows:

Parameters Description

frame, which can be used for frame extraction video recording and save storage space. The video file after frame extraction still supports normal decoding. When the [auto] mode is selected, the device will adapt to the current network environment and decide whether to send the frame to ensure that the image can be previewed normally during preview. (supported by some models)

The ratio of I frame and P frame can be set. The closer to smoothness, Smooth Video Streaming the better the smoothness of dynamic scene, the closer to clarity, and the better the video clarity performance of static scene.

Smooth Display Mode Set whether to turn on unobstructed mode. (supported by some models)

According to the situation, users can encrypt video data to improve the security of network transmission. [Encrypt type] select the required encryption algorithm (currently only AES algorithm is available),

Encrypt type

After setting, click Save to take effect. Click [reset] to restore the last saved parameter.

Stream – > Key Region

Save

Cancel

Fig.5.8.1.2 Video parameters key area interface

After the front-end connection supporting the key area setting, you can set the key area here. The image quality displayed in the focus area is higher.

1. Click the “Start to Drawing” button to drag the video by holding down the left mouse button, and then you can set the key area. Several key areas can be set up. Click “Delete Area” to delete all the key areas that have been set.
2. Click [Save] to save the corresponding parameter settings. Click [Cancel]to restore the last saved parameter
3. [Stream]: Select stream which needs to be set in [Stream] pull-down list.
4. [ROI Upgrade Level]: According to actual needs, set image quality of key region, such as [Best], [Better], [Good], [Normal] and [Poor], etc.

Select ROI Type- Status Tracking, at the same time select Initiation to track the dynamic status of key areas intelligently.

Note: after adjusting the resolution, video coding and other options, you need to adjust the code rate, compression coding and other parameters according to the actual image effect.

• • 1. Audio

Fig. 5.8.2.1 Interface of audio parameter setting

Can modify the audio coding mode, audio sampling rate, audio control types, volume values, audio noise levels and other parameters.

Parameters Description

Audio Encoding Set the audio encoding mode of the bitstream.

Audio Sample Rate Sets the audio sampling rate for the bitstream.

Audio Output Type off. When the built-in speaker is selected, the output volume can be adjusted.

After setting, click Save to take effect. Click [reset] to restore the last saved parameter.

Note:

1. To modify the audio parameters, the intercom function needs to be turned off.
2. Modify the audio coding mode and audio sampling rate parameters.
   • 1. Image Setting

Image Setting->Image

Fig.5.8.3.1 Image interface

Image – Template Selection

In[Current Template], select the template to modify the parameter. In [ template name], you can define the template name.

Set image display effect in [[format]], PAL and NTSC can be chosen.

Select the method to display image mirror in [[Image location]]. Four methods to display image position are supported: horizontal mirror, vertical mirror, inverted flip, normal, and so on.

Image -Image Adjustment

Click next to [Image Adjustment] to expand the[Image Adjustment] interface. The user can set the brightness, contrast, saturation, hue, sharpness, white balance, image style and indoor/ outdoor modes of the picture through the image adjustment

menu.

Image -Exposure Set

Click the > button next to [Exposure Set] to expand the [Exposure Set] setting interface.

Parameters Description

Image -Focus

Click the “ ” button next to [Focus] to expand the [Focus] setting interface.

Parameters Description

Image -Back Light Set

interface.

Image – Image Enhancement

Click the button next to [Image Enhancement] to expand the [Image

Enhancement] setting interface.

Parameters Description

Note:

After the HD parameters are set, click[Save] to save.

Click [Cancel] to restore the last saved parameter.

Image settings – > Schedule

Fig.5.8.3.2 Schedule interface

Users can use different templates for equipment at different time periods by means of using HD template, to ensure that the effects of videos are the best in different time periods.

Click the [Save] button to save and make it take effect.

Image settings – > Day/Night

Fig.5.8.3.3 Day/Night setting interface

Parameters

Color to B/W Type

Sensitivity

Description

It can be set as night, daytime, timing and auto. Under the auto mode, day-night image will be switched automatically.

Under the auto mode, the sensitiveness of day-night switching

Image settings – >Fill Light Set

Fig.5.8.3.4Fill Light Set Interface

For the [Mode], Select [Infrared] and [White LED and Infrared control] mode according to the actual demand;

Parameters Description

When closing the variable magnification matching, set the

Near Lamp Brightness low beam brightness, with the level of 0-10, and the

brightness should be increased gradually.

When closing the variable magnification matching, set the

Far Lamp Brightness high beam brightness, with the level of 0-10, and the

brightness should be increased gradually.

Note:

1. the light distance for white light lamp is 30 meters, when the variable magnification is over 30 meters, turn on the white light lamp manually to fill light is not recommended.
2. For the model of the white light lamp, indoor and outdoor monitoring, if the near scene (2 to 3 meters) has a large reflective object environment, it is recommended turn off the white light lamp to avoid the repeated turn on/off of the light supplement lamp caused by the strong light reflection that will affect the image effect.
3. OSD

OSD->OSD

Fig.5.8.4.1 OSD Interface

1. Select the [Channel Title]] check box to overlay the channel name on the screen.
2. Enter a name in the input box on the right to set the channel name.
3. From the [Color] drop-down list, select the color you like for the superimposed content.
4. If you need to change the position of the superimposed character, select the [user defined position] check box, and click on the small screen with the mouse to specify a new position for the superimposed character.

1. Select the [Date] check box to overlay the date and time on the picture.
2. Select your preferred date format from the drop-down list on the right.
3. If you need to include the week in the displayed time and date, select the[Show Week] check box.
4. As required, the time can be displayed in 24-hour or 12-hour mode. Select the corresponding option from the 2 buttons below.
5. From the [Color] drop-down list, select the color you like for the superimposed content.
6. If you need to change the position of the superimposed character, select the [user defined position] check box, and click on the small screen with the mouse to specify a new position for the superimposed character.

1. [Additional] at present, there are 5 areas for stacking.
2. Input the text content to be superimposed from the input box below, including Chinese characters, English and common punctuation marks. You can stack multiple lines of content in one area as needed. Some models support peripheral mode. Click [insert] to add peripheral information.
3. From the [color] drop-down list, select the color you like for the superimposed content.
4. Select the [user defined location] check box and click on the small screen with the mouse to specify a new location for the superimposed characters.

You can specify the size of the superimposed characters, select the preferred character size (unit: pixel) in the [OSD Size] drop-down list, or select [Self-Adaptive] to let the system automatically adjust the character size.

After all the above parameters are set, click [Save ]to save and take effect; click [Cancel]to restore the last saved parameters.

OSD->LOGO

Fig.5.8.4.2 OSD-LOGO

1. Enter the path of the image file in the [LOGO File] input box, or click the [Browse] button to find the image file in the pop-up window.
2. After clicking the [Upload] button, the picture will be uploaded to the equipment, and the equipment will restart automatically after uploading the picture.
3. After the equipment is restarted, select the [Enable] check box to overlay the LOGO picture on the video. If the [Enable] check box is canceled, the LOGO will not be displayed.
4. With [Enable]selected, select the [Customlized Location]check box and click on the video screen with the mouse to specify a new display location for the LOGO.

Note:

1. The LOGO picture must be a bitmap file in bmp format. The bitmap depth is 24, the size is smaller than 200 * 200 pixels, and the height and width are divisible by 4. Please use a picture that meets the requirements.
2. Overlapped LOGO will automatically remove its black and white background.

OSD- > Privacy Mask

Fig.5.8.4.3 Privacy Mask setting interface

According to the user’s needs, Shelter area can be set up on the picture according to the user demand to protect key information from being seen. 24 shelter areas can be set up at most for each equipment.

1. Draw up the area to be sheltered in the small preview window.
2. Click [Add area] button.
3. Shielding magnification: Set up the magnification value, only when the variable magnification value is greater than the shielding magnification, the private shelter area will display, or it will not display.
4. If the user wants to delete the shelter area, click the square frame before the serial number to select corresponding shelter area, then click [Delete area] button to delete the area.
5. Dome Set

The specific parameters displayed depend on the specific model of the dome camera. Please refer to the actual manual.

5.9.1 Basic Set

Basic Set ->Basic Information

control the operation of the dome camera through RS485 control line.

Basic Set ->Title

0Display Coordinate Direction

Fig.5.9.1.2 Title setting interface

1. Motion Set

Motion Set->Motion Set

Fig.5.9.2.1 Motion Set Interface

Motion Set – Preset set

Motion Set – Auto cruise set

Motion Set – Auto scan set

Motion Set – Mode path setting

Motion Set – Zone set

Motion Set – Limit set

Motion Set->Motion Schedule

Fig.5.9.2.2 Motion Schedule Interface

Refer to complete the presetting functions in the time period specified by the user. These functions include preset, auto scan, auto cruise, mode path and alarm output.

Click the [Save] button to save the effect.

Click the [Cancel] button to restore the last saved parameter.

1. Remove Config

□ah

• Remove All Presets
• Remove All Cruises
• Remove All Scans
• Remove All
• Remove All Standby Action
• Remove All Patterns
• Remove All Zone Instruction

Clear

Fig.5.9.3.1Remove Config

In the configuration clear interface, including select all, clear all preset, all cruise route, all scanning, all location limitation settings, standby operations, all mode path, all regional instructions, select the items to be cleared, click the clear button to clear the corresponding PTZ configuration.

5.10 NetWork

1. Basic Set

Basic Set->TCP/IP

MAC

00:50: c2:2a:1d:df

IPv4 setting

• IPv6 setting
• Other

□ DHCP

IPv4 Address

IPv4 Subnet Mask

Gateway

Auto Get DNS

DNS

Alternate DNS

Fig.5.10.1.1.1 IPv4 setting interface

Fig.5.10.1.1.2 IPv6 setting interface

Fig.5.10.1.1.3 other setting interface

Basic Set – > DDNS

Save

Cancel

Fig.5.10.1.2 DDNS setting interface

After checking [Enabled] DDNS, select the [server address] to be set, modify equipment [Server Domain], set [DDNS Domain], [User Name], [Password ]and[Password Confirm ], and then click [Save ] to set DDNS network server information. Click [Cancel] to restore the last saved parameter.

Basic Set- > UPnP

0 Enabled

Save Cancel

Fig.5.10.1.3 UPnP interface

Only when port mapping is enabled, can the ports of network devices be opened normally. Port mapping methods include automatic and manual.

1. When “Auto” mode is selected and UPnP is enabled, users do not need to do port mapping on the router, only need to turn on the UPnP function on the router.
2. Select “Manual”, the user needs to manually map the port on the router. In manual mode, the user can specify the external port to be mapped under the public IP. The user does not need to modify the port of the network device itself. If the router or gateway does not support the UPnP function, the user can fill in the current mapped external port status here.
3. After the port mapping, the status column will show whether it is effective. At the same time, the external port under the currently mapped public IP will be displayed in the external port. If users need to access network devices through the public network, they need to use the currently mapped external port to access.

1. Advanced Set

Advanced Set – >IP Filter

Fig.6.3.2.1 IP Filter setting interface

IP firewall, also known as black-and-white list, is provided for users to manage access rights more flexibly.

Note: when adding the white list, please confirm whether to add the IP address of the current user.

Note: when adding the blacklist, please confirm whether the IP address of the current user is added.

Note: IP filtering can only be judged when a user is newly logged in, and cannot filter the logged in IP. It is strongly recommended to restart the device in time after each blacklist configuration to shield the illegal IP address.

Advanced Set – > Email

Email Server

Port

Email Account

Email Password

Email Mode

Encryption

Email Subject

Main Email Address

Email Address 1

Email Address 2

Email Address 3

Fig.5.10.2.2 Mail setting interface

0 Enabled

After the user enables mail, the alarm server will automatically send alarm mail to the mailbox address set by the user when an alarm occurs.

1. The email server address input format is smtp.xx.com, where XX represents the

email server and is the login email of the account, for example, smtp.163.com.

1. The account and password are the user name and password of the login SMTP server mailbox.
2. The encryption mode can be none, SSL or TLS.

After setting the subject and CC email address, click[test ]to test whether the mail server function is normal. Click [save] to save the current settings. Click [reset] to restore the last saved parameter.

Advanced Set – > PPPoE

Fig.5.10.2.3 PPPoE setting interface

After enabling the [PPPoE] function, change the [User Name],[ Password ]and [Password Confirm], and [Save] to set the PPPoE network server information, which will take effect after restart;[Cancel]to restore the last saved parameters. (supported by some models)

Advanced Set – > SIP

Fig.5.10.2.4 SIP setting interface

The SIP protocol can be accessed to other platforms by setting corresponding parameters.

Advanced Set – > Multicast

[224.0.0.0-239.255.255.255]

Fig.5.10.2.5 Multicast setting interface

Input the multicast [IP Address] (range: 224.0.0.0-239.255.255.255), input the port number (range: 1-65535), and click Save to restart the device. (supported by some models)

Advanced Set – > QoS settings

Fig.5.10.2.6 QoS setting interface

Advanced Set – > Access Platform

Platform Enabled

0 Onvif 0 Allowed H265 video access

0 P2P

0 RTSP

Fig.5.10.2.7 Platform access setting interface

Support the enabling and shutting down of onvif, RTSP, P2P and CGI. After setting,some devices will restart automatically and take effect.

Note: to replace the access platform, you need to first disable the enabled platform, and then select a new platform and enable it.

Advanced Set – > authentication type

Fig.5.10.2.8 authentication type interface

Set authentication type on RTSP and HTTP as needed.

supported.

supported.

Advanced Set – >HTTPS

Certificate installation

Browse

Installation

Fig.5.10.2.10 HTTPS Interface

Import and install HTTPS certificates as needed.

1. Event Schedule
2. Event Management

Event management – > Event Input

Fig.5.11.1.1.1 Event input setting interface

Set port event detection related parameters.

1. Select the input port, check the [Enable] check box to enable the port alarm detection function, and uncheck to turn off the port alarm detection function.
2. [Mode Set] set normally open and normally closed, where [NO] refers to the alarm when the disconnected line is short circuited, and [NC] refers to the alarm when the connected line is disconnected.
3. The user can set the [Schedule] as required, and only detect the alarm within the set date and time period.
4. Set [Linkage Mode]to realize the alarm linkage after triggering the alarm, such as[Common link], [Alarm Output], [Link Snap],[ l PTZ linkage channel], etc.As shown in the figure below

Input Port 1

Mode Set NO

Schedule ^Linkage…

Copy to… Save Cancel

Fig.5.11.1.1.2 Linkage Mode Setting Interface

1. Click [Save] to save the corresponding parameter settings, and click [Copy to…] copy the parameters of the current port number to other port numbers. Click [Cancel]o restore the last saved parameter.

Note: alarm input and alarm linkage output are limited to products that support alarm input and alarm output functions.

Event Management – > Event Output

Fig.5.11.1.2 Event output setting interface

The user can select two modes to set:[NO] and[ NC]. Select the output port, set the port alias, select the mode setting, and select the alarm elimination mode. You can set the delay time of the alarm state through [Delay Time(s)].

Click [Save] to save the corresponding parameter settings, and click [Copy To…] copy the parameters of the current port number to other port numbers. Click [Cancel] to restore the last saved parameter.

Event Management – > Motion

Fig.5.11.1.3 Motion setting interface

The user sets the mobile alarm area. When there is an object moving in the setting area, the video preview interface will prompt the video mobile alarm, and the corresponding alarm linkage will be carried out according to the setting.

1. The mobile alarm detection function is enabled by default. Drag the left mouse button in the video screen to draw the area to detect the mobile alarm. Click [Delete Region] to delete the mobile alarm detection area.
2. Set the mobile alarm sensitivity, the higher the value, the more sensitive the mobile alarm detection.
3. The user can set the [Schedule] as required, and only detect the alarm within the set date and time period.
4. Set [Linkage Mode] to realize the alarm linkage after triggering the alarm, such as [Alarm Output], [Linkage Snap], etc.
5. Click [Save] to save the corresponding parameter settings, and click [Copy To…] copy the parameters of the current port number to other port numbers. Click [Cancel] to restore the last saved parameter.

Event Management – > Mask

Fig.5.11.1.4 Mask setting interface

After the occlusion alarm is turned on, when the image in the video screen is blocked, the alarm situation will be detected according to the sensitivity.

1. Check the [Enable] check box to turn on the video blocking alarm detection function, and uncheck to turn off the video blocking alarm detection function.
2. Set the video occlusion alarm sensitivity, the higher the value, the more sensitive the video occlusion alarm detection.
3. The user can set the [Schedule] as required, and only detect the alarm within the set date and time period.
4. Set the [Linkage Mode] to realize the alarm linkage after triggering the alarm, such as [Alarm Output], [Link Snapshot], etc.
5. Click [Save] to save the corresponding parameter settings, and click [Copy To…] copy the parameters of the current port number to other port numbers. Click [Cancel] to restore the last saved parameter.

Event Management – > Other Alarms

Fig.5.11.1.5 other alarms

Some models support abnormal alarm. For exception types, you can select [Disk Full], [Disk R/W Error], [IP Address Conflict], [MAC Address Conflict], and set [Common Link] and [Alarm output].

In [Common Link ], you can set [Send To Server ]and [Send Email]. ([IP Address Conflict] and [MAC Address Conflict] cannot be set.)

Event Management – >Temperature and humidity alarm.(Some models support this function).

When user select [Temperature and humidity alarm] in [Peripheral type], this interface can be set. (User can set peripherals in [Configuration] – [System] – [Serial Port] – [Serial Port Set] – [Work Mode], choose [peripherals], and select [Temperature and humidity alarm] in [peripheral type]). User needs to check [enable] to open [Temperature and humidity alarm] function, and then, setting interval, temperature threshold, humidity threshold, schedule, link type, etc.

• 1. Smart surveillance (VGA)
     1. Create Rule

Create Rule ->Event Set

Fig.5.12.1.1 Event Set interface

Description: When the AEW speed dome starts the intelligent analysis, the speed dome will scan the surrounding to revise the orientation automatically to promote the tracking accuracy.

diagnosis, audio anomaly detection, etc.

Notes:

1. Interfaces and menus of different model may be different due to different functions they support, please refer to actual interfaces.
2. Some algorithms are mutually exclusive with other algorithms, and the other algorithms can be enabled at the same time.
3. Select the corresponding algorithm in [Event Type] and set the parameters of the algorithm.

Arithmetic – Behavior Analysis [Behavior Analysis]: The algorithm includes tripwires, double tripwires, perimeter, items left over, items lost, wandering, running, heat map. [Save]: save all the settings.[br/][Next] go into [Alarm Setup].

Arithmetic – Behavior Analysis – Tripwire

Fig.5.12.1.2 tripwire setting interface

1. Select rule number, [Event Set] tripwire, and check [Valid].
2. Draw rule line, the arrow of line means direction of prohibit crossing.
3. Set whether the alarm statistics are displayed, display the alarm rules, whether two-way alarm and display the target.
4. Save all the settings.

Note: When the alarm target track crosses the trip wire, it will alarm.

Arithmetic – Behavior Analysis – Double Tripwire

Fig.5.12.1.3 double tripwire setting interface

1. Select rule number, [Event Set] intrusion detection, and check [Valid].
2. Draw the detection area.
3. Select detection mode,[in] it will trigger alarm when object go in detection area; [out] it will trigger alarm when object go out detection area; [Intrusion] it will trigger alarm when object stay in detection area until reach [Invasion Time].
4. Set up the type of alarm recognition. It is recommended to be human by default.
5. Set whether the alarm statistics are displayed, display the alarm rules, whether two-way alarm and display the target.
6. Save all the settings.

Note: the alarm will occur when trip wire 1 and trip wire 2 are triggered continuously within the minimum and maximum time interval of line crossing.

Arithmetic – Behavior Analysis – Perimeter

Fig.5.12.1.4 perimeter setting interface

1. Select rule number, [Event Set] intrusion detection, and check [Valid].
2. Draw the detection area.
3. Select detection mode,[in] it will trigger alarm when object go in detection area; [out] it will trigger alarm when object go out detection area; [Intrusion] it will trigger alarm when object stay in detection area until reach [Invasion Time].
4. [Invasion Time] setup invasion time of object stay in detection area, it will trigger alarm when over the time.
5. Set up the type of alarm recognition. It is recommended to be human by default.
6. Save all the settings.

Arithmetic – Behavior Analysis – Object Abandone]

Fig.5.12.1.5 Object Abandone setting interface

1. Select rule number, [Event Set] items abandon, and check [Valid].
2. Draw detection area, please notice the detection area shouldn’t overlap when [Items Abandon] and [Missing Object Detection] are enable at same time.
3. [Alarm Time] setup alarm time of object stay in detection area, it will trigger alarm when over the time.
4. Save all the settings.

Note: The alarm will occur after the still target appears in the area and reaches the set alarm time.

Arithmetic – Behavior Analysis – Missing Object Detection

Fig.5.12.1.6 Missing Object Detection setting interface

1. Select rule number, [Event Set] missing object detection, and check [Valid].
2. Draw detection area, please notice the detection area shouldn’t overlap when [Items Abandon] and [Missing Object Detection] are enable at same time.
3. [Alarm time] setup alarm time of object lost in detection area, it will trigger alarm when over the time.
4. save all the settings.

Note: The alarm will occur when the target disappearing time in the area reaches the set alarm time.

Arithmetic – Behavior Analysis – Loiter

Scene No. 2 v|

Scene Name Scene2

Event Selection 0Behavior Anal… □ Demographics □ Crowd Detection

□ On Duty Dete… □ Safety Helmet. .

□Video Detection DAudio Detection □Linkage Track…

0 Show Event Count

0 Show Event Rule

□ Display Target

Fig.5.12.1.7 Loiter setting interface

1. Choose [Rule ID] => [Loiter] => [Valid]
2. Draw detection area on the image.
3. Setup alarm time, alarm when the object keep loitering to this alarm time.
4. Setup min area, alarm when the object’s motion area is equal to or greater than this min area.
5. Setup sensitivity, greaterâmore sensitive.
6. Save all the settings

Note: The alarm will occur when the moving target continuously reaches the set alarm time in the area or the moving range reaches the set minimum area.

Arithmetic – Behavior Analysis – Running

Scene No. | 2 [v|

Scene Name Scene2

Event Selection 0Behavior Anal… □ Demographics □ Crowd Detection

□ On Duty Dete… □ Safety Helmet…

□Video Detection □ Audio Detection □ Linkage Track..

0 Show Event Rule

□ Display Target

Fig.5.12.1.8 running setting interface

1. Choose [Rule ID] => [Running] => [Vaild].
2. Draw detection area on the image.
3. Setup min area, alarm when the object’s running area is equal to or greater than this min area.
4. Save all the settings.

Note: The alarm will occur when the speed of moving target in the area is greater than the set moving distance per second

Event Type – Behavior Analysis – heat map

Fig.5.12.1.9 heat map setting interface

((1) select the rule number, the event is set to heat map, select the effective enable the rule.

1. Draw the heat map detection area.
2. Setup min area, alarm when the object’s running area is equal to or greater than this min area.
3. set whether the alarm statistics are displayed, display the alarm rules, whether two-way alarm and display the target.
4. save all the settings.

Behavior analysis – Linkage tracking

Fig.5.12.1.10.1 Linkage tracking setting interface

1. Check the behavior analysis and linkage tracking simultaneously and when the target triggers the behavior analysis alarm, it will follow the tracking action. Select the behavior analysis and intelligent tracking in the algorithm configuration and then set the corresponding settings; the behavior analysis setting is the same as above and the intelligent tracking setting is as following.
2. Set the longest tracking time (second): it indicates the duration of the dome camera for tracking the target and the default longest time is 300 seconds. When set to 0s, the dome camera keeps tracking until the target disappears.
3. Set the needed tracking rate manually and confirm a suitable rate of the target on the screen by adjusting the rate. When tracking, it will track the target as per this magnification; click the tracking rate setting button to save the setting.

Fig.5.12.1.10.2 tracking time setting interface

1. Set whether to display the target or not.
2. After clicking the save button, click the next step, and it will link to the alarm setting interface.

Arithmetic – Demographics

Fig.5.12.1.12 Demographice setting interface

1. Draw People Counting area, double click to finish.
2. Draw Counting line, it will detect in or out.
3. Setup Max and Min target size, the size means target width compare to screen width.
4. Setup sensitivity, the bigger value relate to higher sensitivity.Note: Only vertical statistics are supported.

Enable Arithmetic – Crowed Detection

Start to Draw Line Clear

Save Next Cancel

Fig.5.12.1.13 Crowed Detection Setting Interface

Scene No. 2 [v]

Scene Name Scene2

Event Selection □ Behavior Anal… □Demographics 0Crowd Detection

□On Duty Dete. .. □ Safety Helmet…

□Video Detection □ Audio Detection Panorama Tra…

Event Type Crowd Detection v|

Event Time(s) < 3

Sensitivity 80

1. Draw the crowd gathering detection area.
2. Set the alarm time, which indicates that the alarm will be triggered after the alarm status continues to reach this time specified.
3. Click save after setting.

Note: the alarm will occur when the intensity of moving targets in the detection area exceeds the set value

Sensitivity represents the proportion of moving targets in the area of detection area.

Event Type – On Duty Detection

Fig.5.12.1.14 On Duty Detection Setting Interface

1. Draw duty detection area.
2. Setup the number of duty.
3. Setup alarm time, alarm when the pertion keep leaving to this alarm time.
4. Setup sensitivity, the bigger value relate to higher sensitivity.
5. Setup Max and Min target size, the size means target width compare to screen width.

Event Type – Video Detection

Fig.5.12.1.17 Video Detection Setting Interface

1. Set whether to enable virtual focus diagnosis and scene transformation diagnosis.
2. Set the sensitivity. The larger the value is, the more sensitive it is.
3. Click save after setting.

Event Type – Audio Detection

Fig.5.12.1.18 Audio Detection Setting Interface

1. Set whether to start the signal lost detection and signal abnormity detection.
2. Set the sensitivity: the higher the value, the higher the sensitivity and the false detection will also increase.
3. Set the sound intensity threshold: it means when the sound exceeds the set threshold, it is determined as the audio abnormity.
4. The real time sound volume can display the set sound intensity threshold; when there’s an audio signal, it also can display the audio amplitude.
5. After clicking the save button, click the next step, and it will link to the alarm setting interface.

Notes: After setting details, set [Schedule] and [Linkage Mode] to intelligent analysis and alarm linkage. Click [Next] to enter the [Schedule] setting.

Event Type – Panorama Tracking

Fig.5.12.1.19 Panorama Tracking setting interface

1. Set the longest tracking time (second): it indicates the duration of the dome camera for tracking the target and the default is 300 seconds. When set to 0s, the dome camera keeps tracking until the target disappears.
2. Set the needed tracking rate manually and confirm a suitable rate of the target on the screen by adjusting the rate. When tracking, it will track the target as per this magnification; click the tracking rate setting button to save the setting.
3. Set whether to display the target or not.
4. After clicking to save, then click the next step to enter the cruise mode settings.

Create Rule-> [Schedule]

Fig.5.12.1.20 schedule setting interface

Set the effective time of the rule. By default, it is 24 hours a day. Click the blue bar to modify the deployment time,

Click the green ” copy to ” button on the right to select the day of the weeksee Fig.6.5.2.2.2 and then click save.

Fig.5.12.1.21 Copy to interface

Click [Next] to enter [Linkage Mode] setting.

Create Rule-> [Linkage Mode]

Fig.5.12.1.22 Linkage Mode setting interface

Set the alarm linkage function when the alarm occurs. For example: [Alarm

Output], [Link Rec], [Linkage Snap], and etc.

Click [Save] to save the parameter settings. Click [Cancel] to restore the last saved parameter.

1. Shield Area

Fig.5.12.2 Shield Area setting interface

Shield Area refers to reducing the false alarm rate by drawing the area in the scene and not using the target in the drawn area as the warning target. For example: lights, branches and so on.

Support the blocking area settings of intelligent analysis scene and alert scene, select the corresponding scene, tick Enable, draw the area in the screen and click Save to take effect.

This function can only be set in intelligent monitoring mode.

1. Cruise Set

Fig.5.12.3.1 Timed Cruise setting interface

Fig.5.12.3.2 Scheduled Cruise setting interface

The cruise mode is used to set the scene cruise of different intelligent analysis,

and can be set to be timed cruise and cruise by time period. The cruise can be adjusted

order through the up

and down

button on the interface.

Timed cruise [Standing time (s)]: Set the standing time of the cruise scene.

Scheduled Cruise

1. Advance Params

Notes: [Advance]: is only available for company engineer to setup.

Upon the completion of the setting of the above parameters, click [Save] to save and enable; Click [Reset] to restore parameters saved last time.

1. Intelligent Retrieval

Intelligent Retrieval->Heatmap

Fig.5.12.5.1 Heatmap setting intereface

By setting the [Condition], click [Statistics] to display the statistics result in the column [Result]. Click [Export] to save the statistical data in the local. (Some models support this function).

Intelligent Retrieval->Face Statistics

This interface is used for statistics and exporting face images. (If using statistical function, the camera should install micro SD card.)

After setting up statistic parameters, click the [Statistics] button to start statistics. Point [list] and [pie chart] switch the statistics result. Point the [Export] button to export the statistics from the camera.

By setting the [Condition], click [Statistics] to display the statistics result in the column [Result]. Click [Export] to save the statistical data (.xls) in the local. (Some models support this function).

1. Online VCA Log

Fig.5.12.6 Online VCA Log setting interface

Note: Click the path of the alarm snapshot image to preview the local image. This is a real-time function. After switching the interface, the information will be cleared and recorded again. This interface only displays the latest alarm information. If you want to view more pictures, you need to view them in the path of smart analysis snapshot.

1. Capture facial images

When the resource allocation is Face Snapshot, this menu will be displayed. In the menu, there are submenus of Snapshot Setting, Deployment Time and link mode.

1. Face Configuration

Face Configuration->Face Detection

Fig.5.13.1.1 Face Detection interface

Face Detection – > Snapshot

Users set relevant parameters for snapping settings as needed, such as [Detection Target], [push Strategy], [Snapshot Mode], and so on.

1. Check the [Detection Target] box. The device supports face and humanoid

capture mode.

1. Set [Detect target][ Picture Push Strategy][ Snap Times][ Min body size (pixels)] and Setup minimal face size.(Different model may be different due to different arithmetic they support, please refer to actual interfaces)
2. If checked[Capture background image], When capturing a face / humanoid image, the background image can be captured at the same time.
3. If Check[Enable Face Exposure] , the device supports face exposure, and parameter information such as [face exposure brightness] and [face exposure time] need to be set.
4. AS needed, Check [Vivo Testing] > [Show Alarm Rule]> [Display Target].
5. Some devices support the mask algorithm and check the face attribute alarm as [Wearing mask/ Not wearing mask] so that the detection mode of the mask algorithm can be set.

(2) Click save after setting.

Description:

1. [Picture Push Strategy] = >[Best]: it is necessary to screen out a small face map with the highest comprehensive quality score in this trajectory.
2. [Picture Push Strategy] = > [Fastest]: it is necessary to select a small face map that meets the comprehensive quality threshold in a short time to push.
3. [Capture Mode] = > [Full Snap]: it means not controlled by the security boundary and not filtered by the security boundary threshold. All pictures are sent to the push module by default.
4. [Capture Mode] = >[ High Quality]: it refers to filtering according to the default security boundary threshold value of the system, and sending the filtered results to the push graph module.
5. [Capture Mode]= > [User Defined]: filter according to the security boundary value set by user-defined, and send the filtered result to the push graph module.
6. [Face Exposure Brightness] refers to the reference brightness of the face exposure. when the face is identified in the preview screen, the device automatically adjusts the face brightness according to the reference brightness value. the larger the face brightness value is, the brighter the whole preview screen is. The parameter should not be set too low or too high.

Face Detection – > Schedule

The user can set the [deployment time] as required, and only detect the alarm within the set date and time period.

Click [save] to save the corresponding parameter settings.

Click [Cancel] to restore the last saved parameter.

Click [ ] to copy the time set in the current time slot to other time slot.

Face Detection – >Linkage Mode

Set the alarm link functions when warning condition occurs, such as [Alarm Output], [Record], [Snapshot], etc. (Link type supported by different models is slightly different, please refer to actual product)

Click [save] button to save the corresponding parameter settings.

Click [reset] will cause the parameters to be restored.

Face Configuration^ Area Set

Fig.5.13.1.2 Area Set

This menu is suitable for scenarios where the scene is fixed and the person moves a small range of applications, such as classrooms. You need to pin a large scene, then push it up to the appropriate size to the detection area, and so on, until you overwrite all the areas you want to snap (the detected area that has been set up will be displayed on the video). After adding cruising, the ball opportunity to set up the detection area, in turn cruise snap.

1. Adjust the scene to be caught on the face
2. “Number of detections” indicates the number of times a loop is required to detect all areas
3. “Detection Time” indicates the residence time of each detection area
4. The detection area list can set up to 48 zones.
5. The function face detection parameter configuration recommendation: The push chart strategy is the fastest, the number of snaps is 3 times

Note: In order to achieve the best detection effect, please install the camera and refer to the following conditions.

1. Please ensure the scene light is sufficient.
2. Face capture distance of 10 m if only the device’s own white light is used at night.
3. Snapshot parameters

Snapshot parameters -> Snapshot parameters

Fig.5.13.2.1 Snapshot parameters setting interface

Users set [Image Resolution], [JPEG quality] and [Image size limit (KB)] as needed.

Click [save] to save the corresponding parameter settings.

Click [Cancel] to restore the last saved parameter.

Snapshot parameters->Image superposition

Fig.5.13.2.2 Image superposition setting interface

The user can set up Image Style as required. The equipemnt supports single image and composite image two styles. Under the camera synthesis style, you can enable / disable (keep the original style for single image).

The function description of the interface icon button is as follows:

Icon Description

Snapped Photo: Check the overlay effect for trial

Default positions: Sets the storage location of snapshots for trial

Left justified: Justify by holding ‘CTRL’ and selecting the content of superposition

Top: Justify by holding ‘CTRL’ and selecting the content of superpositionBottom: Justify by holding ‘CTRL’ and selecting the content of superposition

Horizontal Equidistance: Justify by holding ‘CTRL’ and selecting the content of superposition

Vertical Equidistance: Justify by holding ‘CTRL’ and selecting the content of superposition

[Image superposition]=>[Basic Set]

Users set parameter information such as [Fontsize], [Font color], [Superimposition position], [Time style] as needed.

under the picture.

overlay position is “in the picture”.

position is “in the picture”.

The function description of the interface icon button is as follows:

Click [Save] to save the corresponding parameter settings.

Click [Cancel] to restore the last saved parameter.

[Image superposition]=>[Superimposition info]

The overlay information set by the user as needed. Multiple selection is supported for overlay information. Select [All] to select all overlay information. [Comment]: Modify according to the needs of users.

Click [Save] to save the corresponding parameter settings.

Click [Cancel] to restore the last saved parameter.

[Image superposition]=>[Advanced]

Click [Save] to save the corresponding parameter settings.

Click [Cancel] to restore the last saved parameter.

5.13.3Cruise Set

See 5.12.3 Cruise Set

1. Advance Params

Target Image Size O Custom… ©HeadP… OHalf-len… OBody P.

(Unit: width of face)

(Unit: width of face)

(Unit: width of face)

Fig.5.13.4.1 Advance Params setting interface

Users can set the size of the target picture according to their needs, which can be divided into big head photos, bust photos, full-length photos and custom photos. When users choose to customize the size of the target picture, they can set the width of the picture, the height of the face part and the height of the body part.

Click [Save] to save the corresponding parameter settings.

Click [Cancel] to restore the last saved parameter.

1. Storage
2. Schedule Recording

Schedule Recording -> Schedule Recording

Recording Location © SD/USB O FTP

Record Status Event [v]

• Manual
• Schedule

X Delete □ Delete All

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24

Mon

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24

Tue

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24

Wed

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24

Thu

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24

Sat

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24

Note:Offline recording will follow timing recording rule.

Fig.5.14.1.1 Schedule Recording setting interface

Switch the drop-down box to select the target video type, set the arming time, retention time (days), select the pre-recorded time, postpone the time.

Click the [Save] button to save the settings.Click the [Copy to…] button to copy the setting to other ports.Click [reset] will cause the parameters to be restored.

Notes: Offline Video Recording is only available on cameras with SD card, when turn on this function, schedule recording will be stopped.

Schedule Recording->Packaging Mode

Note: Storage policy is only for record on SD/USB.

Fig.5.14.1.2 Packaging Mode setting interface

The [Free Disk Space] can set the trigger conditions for storage in the edit box.

1. Stop recording: stop the recording and packaging operation.
2. Overwrite: Delete the earliest video files to create space for the latest recording.
3. Overwrite: Delete the earliest video files (except for Alarm Rec) to create space for the newest recording. (The log file will not be deleted)
4. Click [save] button to save the corresponding parameter settings.Click [reset] will cause the parameters to be restored.

5.14.2 Picture setting

Fig.5.14.2 Picture Setting interface

(1)Set the interval time.

1. [interval]: Enter the time interval in the input box, switch the drop-down box to select the interval unit.
2. Chose [Linked FTP],capture the photos then upload to FTP.
3. Chose [Linked Email],sent it to designated email after capturing the photos.

Click[Save]to keep record.

Click [Cancel]to recover data of last time.

1. Disk Management

Fig.5.14.3 Disk Management

The interface can show the remaining capacity, total capacity of the current hard disk and virtual disk, as well as the disk use, with video, backup, redundancy and read-only four options

1. FTP

FTP – > FTP

FTP setting interface

After changing [Server URL], [Port], [Path], [User Name] And [Password], [Save] can set the FTP server information. [Cancel] restore the last saved parameter. [Test]: test whether the settings are correct and effective.

FTP – >Face FTP

Face FTP setting interface

Users set face-specific FTP according to their needs, such as [Data Type]> [Server URL]> [Directory Structure and so on.

enable 2 FTP. When not enabled, the custom upload image name can be selected, and other interface contents are grayed out and cannot be modified; when 1 FTP is selected, the interface content becomes light, FTP selection is grayed out, and FTP1 is selected; when 2 FTP is enabled, all the interface content becomes light and the interface content can be modified.

first-level directory, second-level directory, third-level directory and fourth-level directory.

is the same as the contents of other directories.

content of it will be hidden.

Icon Description

Right shift all

Right shift

Left shift

All left shift

Shift up

Shift down

1. System
2. System

System – >Allocation of resources

Fig.5.15.1.1 Allocation of resources interface

The user can modify the method of allocating resource, if the device supports Capture facial images,Face recognition,Smart surveillance.

System – > Time

Fig.5.15.1.2 Time setting interface

Time zone: set the time zone information.

Click [save] to save the currently set parameters. Click[Cancel] to restore the last saved parameter.

System – > Serial Port

Fig.5.15.1.3 Serial port setting interface

Some models support serial port settings. It is divided into [serial port setting] and [protocol setting].

For [Protocol Set], you need to select [channel number], [serial port number], [protocol] and [address].

Note:

1. Different models support different functions, please refer to actual product.
2. When user set the peripherals, and [Save] all the setting, user can set [Temperature and humidity alarm] in [Event Management].
3. Some models support setting baudrate.
4. Users

Users->users

Fig.5.15.2.1 Users

Add

Please generate 6-15 digits password with two or

more combinations of numbers, lowercase, capital

letter and special character.

Password Confirm

Authority

Fig.5.15.2.2 Add User

Edit

Please generate 6-15 digits password with two or more combinations of numbers, lowercase, capital

Save Back

Fig.5.15.2.3 Modify password

The new user adds the user name, password, and permissions, where the user name and password can only be entered in English letters and Numbers. Click “save” button after the above three items are filled in.

Notes: Only the administrator can add and modify users.

In the user list, click [edit] and then pop up the prompt box to change the password. Enter the old password, the new password and the password confirm and click the [modify] button.

In the user list, click the [delete] button to pop up the prompt box to click ok.

U sers->Connection

Fig.5.15.2.3 Connection interface

Displays a detailed list of connects/logins to the device, including channel type, network mode, client IP, and user name. Click [refresh] to update the list.

1. Maintenance

Maintenance->Maintenance

Fig.5.15.3.1 Maintenance interface

[Import ]/ [Export]: used for equipment maintenance, mainly divided into three categories:

1. [Event Server] options include alarm time period and linkage item setting information, excluding intelligent analysis.
2. [Smart Analytics ]options include settings related to intelligent analysis, including rules, time periods, etc.
3. [System Setting] options include all setting information except the above alarm, intelligent analysis, logo, storage strategy and local setting, including video parameters, HD parameters, character superposition, video recording strategy, network setting and other information.

[Auto maintenance]: Set the automatic reboot time of the dome camera to conduct automatic maintenance.

[Channel expansion]: Change the number of channels supported by the device by changing the Number of Ways.(some equipment support)

Maintenance – > Upgrade

Fig.5.15.3.2 Upgrade interface

Upgrade – Version Information

Upgrade – Firmware Upgrade

1. Local PC Settings

Fig.5.15.4Local PC Settings

(When [Protocol Type] is [UDP], only one connection is supported.)

In the pull-down list of [Local Capture Format], select the picture format of the local snapshot. Such as [JPG], [BMP], etc. If send pic to FTP or Email, please select JPG.

Notes:

If the video preview is bad or the system crashes, you need to disable the GPU acceleration, because the PC hardware driver doesnot match.

1. Simple Troubleshooting

1. After-sales Services

For the high-definition network series camera produced in our company, we promise one-year warranty. During the product warranty period, the company provides free maintenance services, but in case of the following circumstances, the material cost and labor cost shall be charged as appropriate:

1. The camera is damaged due to the operation not in accordance with the user manual;
2. Lightning, fire and irresistible natural disasters;
3. Damage caused by matching problems due to poor product design of other manufacturers;
4. Due to our continuous adoption of new technology, product parameters are subject to change without notice.

Appendix I Lightning Protection and Surge Protection

Lightning and surge protection shall be considered for outdoor cameras. On the premise of ensuring electrical safety, the following lightning protection measures can be taken:

1. The signal transmission line must be kept at least 50 meters away from the high-voltage equipment or high-voltage cable;
2. Outdoor wiring shall be routed under the eaves as much as possible;
3. For the open area, the sealed steel pipe must be buried for wiring, and the steel pipe shall be grounded at one point, and the overhead wiring is absolutely prohibited;
4. In strong thunderstorm area or high induced voltage area (such as high-voltage substation), additional high-power lightning protection equipment and lightning rod must be installed;

( 5 ) The lightning protection and grounding design of outdoor devices and lines must be considered in combination with the lightning protection requirements of buildings, and meet the requirements of relevant national standards and industry standards;

(6) The system must be equipotential grounded. The grounding device must meet the double requirements of system anti-interference and electrical safety, and shall not be short circuited or mixed connected with the zero line of the strong current network. When the system is grounded separately, the grounding impedance shall not be greater than 4 Q, and the cross-sectional area of the grounding conductor shall not be less than 25mm2.

Lightning rod

Video lightning arrester

Communication lightning arrester

Power lightning arrester

The resistance of grounding conductor is not greater than 4D

The camera must be installed within the range of 45°under lightning rod.

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What is Hikvision AcuSense?

By minimizing false alarms triggered by animals, falling leaves, heavy rain, and other moving objects, AcuSense enables businesses and homeowners to focus security resources on real threats.Easy and affordable Artificial Intelligence has come to the mass market and a diverse set of users. Read on to learn more.

Hikvision AcuSense

Read More :

• How do I stop my Hikvision NVR from beeping?
• Hikvision Hik-Connect complete setup guide
• New Hikvision Hilook Firmwares 2022

INTRODUCTION

Demand Analysis

In traditional CCTV systems, all the moving objects in the picture will trigger the perimeter alarm, which may generate a lot of false alarms. Users have to waste a lot of time dealing with false alarms, and the alarm is unreliable. In addition, when the target needs to be found in the video, it needs to be manually searched by video playback, which is time consuming and laborious, and it is easy to lose key targets, which is very inconvenient.

After solving the basic monitoring and video problems, users need to receive more accurate alarms and to have a more convenient target search function to better use the monitoring system.

Solution

Some false alarms can be filtered by using a thermal camera, vibration optical fiber, radar, and other equipment. The cost of the whole system is too high, and it cannot meet the requirement of finding the target quickly afterwards.

With the development of artificial intelligence, target classification can be realized directly based on the video screen, and false alarm reductions and target retrieval can be provided, which can provide users with very cost-effective schemes.

System Architecture

Hikvision’s AcuSense Series of cameras and NVRs can prevent false alarms by identifying humans and vehicles when defining line crossing detection and triggering an alarm when only the selected object type (human and/or vehicle) is detected.

To set up False Alarm reductions and target classification without additional products, an AcuSense NVR and/or AcuSense cameras are required.

Figure 1, System Architecture Diagram

Function Description

Target Classification

By upgrading the hardware of conventional products, Hikvision has loaded artificial intelligence technology into the chip of the equipment. The equipment can classify and identify the objects appearing in the picture such as humans, vehicles, rainwater, light, leaves, animals, etc. Object classification is the basis for realizing false alarm and key target alarms.

Figure 2, Target Classification

False Alarm Reductions and Quick Target Search

Through target classification, alarms caused by animals, light, rain, leaves, or other objects can be filtered out, and only alarms triggered by human bodies and vehicles will be received. This is the function of a false alarm reduction.

In addition, in the face of a large number of monitoring video data, when searching key information such as people or cars, the target retrieval function is used. The device will record human body and vehicle information automatically, and solve the issue that video playback is time-consuming and easy to miss.

False Alarm Dy imhi

False Alarm by Rain

False Alarm by Animal

Figure 3, False Alarms

• False Alarm Reductions

* Quick Target Search

Human & vehicle targets detected efficiently.

The interference caused by other objeclsfanimal, leaf, light, rain, etc. f can be eliminated efficiently.

Human Target Search & Vehicle Target Search (supported by Hikvision AcuSense NVBs)

AcuSense Camera &

Main Functions

Figure 4, False Alarm Reductions and Quick Target Search

Configuring False Alarm Reductions

VISION

Live View

Playback

Picture

Configuration

Figure 5, Configuration > Event > Smart Event > Area Settings

1. Go to Configuration > Event > Smart Event > Line Crossing Detection in the local interface.
2. Use the pull-down list to select the camera to configure.
3. Check the Enable Local Smart Analysis checkbox to have the local NVR perform the smart analysis with a non-AcuSense camera. The NVR will acquire only the camera stream for intelligent event analysis, and the NVR will not acquire the camera’s smart event configuration. Up to four 8 MP non- AcuSense cameras are supported for false alarm reductions, and sub-stream resolution of these cameras have to be under WD1 (960*576). If this box is unchecked, the AcuSense camera (required in this case) will do the analysis. The NVR will acquire smart event configuration and alarm information from the camera.

NOTE: The NVR and camera configuration screens will slightly differ. This document uses the NVR configuration screens as examples.

1. Check the Enable Line Crossing Detection checkbox to activate line crossing detection.
2. Check one or both Detection Target checkboxes to set the type of object to trigger the alarm:

• Human: Alarm will be sent only if triggered by human(s).
• Vehicle: Alarm will be sent only if triggered by vehicle(s).
• No Box Checked: Alarm will be sent by any object(s).

1. Click the Area Settings tab.
2. Use the pull-down menu to set the line number to define (1-4). Up to four line crossing lines can be defined. The target classification can be set separately for each line.
3. Drag a line in the live view area with the left mouse button; release to end the line. Select line with left mouse button to move or resize the line.
4. Configure the line by clicking on one of the buttons:

• Max. Size*: Drag with the left mouse button to define a rectangle representing the maximum object size that will be detected crossing the defined line.
• Min. Size*: Drag with the left mouse button to define a rectangle representing the minimum object size that will be detected crossing the defined line.
• Draw Area: Drag with the left mouse button to define the total area to monitor.
• Clear: Click Clear, then click Save, to delete all line settings.

1. Use the pull-down menu to select the line crossing direction that will trigger the alarm:

• A<->B: Alarm will be triggered if object moves across the defined line from A side to B side or from B side to A side.
• A->B: Alarm will be triggered if object moves across the defined line from A side to B side.

Available only when configuring through the local NVR; setting will not appear if configuring through the camera.

• B->A: Alarm will be triggered if object moves across the defined line from B side to A side.

1. Set line crossing Sensitivity (0-100). The sensitivity value = 100 – S1/ST x 100, where S1 is the area of the target that has crossed the line and ST is the actual area of the target. The higher the sensitivity, the easier it is to trigger the alarm.
2. Click Save to save the line crossing settings.
3. Repeat for additional lines, up to four total.
4. Click Save.

Configuring Arming Schedule

Figure 6, Arming Schedule

1. Click the Arming Schedule tab to display the Arming Schedule section.
2. Drag the left mouse button to draw/modify blue timelines to define the times and days that the defined alarm will be active. The line may be resized and/or re-positioned using the mouse.

NOTE: Click X Delete to delete a highlighted blue timeline.

Click the HU Delete All to delete all of the defined blue timelines.

1. Click Save to save the schedule settings.

Configuring Linkage Method

Figure 7, Linkage Method

1. Click the Linkage Method tab to display the Linkage section.
2. Check the alarm action checkboxes you wish to configure:

• Normal Linkage

• Send Email – An alarm will cause the system to send an e-mail notification to the pre­defined e-mail address.
• Notify Surveillance Center – An alarm will cause notification to be sent to the pre-defined Surveillance Center.
• Upload to FTP/Memory Card – An alarm will cause the system to upload a notification to a pre-defined FTP site or memory card.
• White Light Flashing (Strobe Light and Audio Alarm/SL models only) – An alarm will cause the camera’s white light to flash (strobe).
• Audible Warning (Strobe Light and Audio Alarm/SL models only) – An alarm will cause the system to generate an audible alarm.

• Trigger Recording^[1]

• A1 – An alarm will cause this camera to start recording.

1. Click Save to save the alarm action settings.

Configuring White Light Output (Strobe Light and Audio Alarm/SL Model Only)

1. Go to Configuration > Event > Basic Event > White Light Alarm Output.
2. Set Flashing Duration from 1 to 60 seconds.
3. Set Flashing Frequency to High (interval 0.6 seconds), Medium (interval 1 second), or Low (interval 1.5 seconds).
4. Click Save to save the settings.

Figure 8, White Light Alarm Output

Configuring Audible Alarm Output (Strobe Light and Audio Alarm/SL Model Only)

Figure 9, Audible Alarm Output

1. Go to Configuration > Event > Basic Event > Audible Alarm Output.
2. Set Alarm Sound Type – Click the drop-down list to select one of 10 types of built-in alarm sounds.

NOTE: Importing local audio files is not supported.

Details of 10 Types Built-in Alarm Sounds

Figure 10, Alarm Sound Type Pull-Down List

1. Set Alarm Times – Enter how many times the alarm sound will repeat, from 1 to 50 times
2. Set Sound Volume – Volume can be set from 1 (softest) to 100 (loudest).

Checking Alarms

Use the Web interface to check the defined alarms.

Figure 11, Line Crossing Detection (Target: Vehicle)

1. Perform the following steps to show the defined lines and draw area overlaid on the image.

A Go to Configuration > Local > Rules.

2 Check the Enable checkbox.

Figure 12, Enable Target Rule Box

1. Check the alarm on the network camera’s Web preview interface. When someone crosses the line, the perimeter box and line crossing lines turn red.

Figure 13, Human Triggers Line Crossing Detection Alarm

Figure 14, iVMS-4200 Filter Human Alarm

NOTE: The rule box displayed in the network camera Web preview interface does not make target classification judgments; the alarm information is subject to the search result received from the alarm receiver and NVR. A comparison of the Web interface with the alarm receiver (such as iVMS-4200 client) can be used to distinguish if false alarm reductions has been performed.

Quick Target Searching

NVR Search Capabilities

File Management Search

1. On an AcuSense I-Series NVR, go to File Management.
2. Highlight Human Files or Vehicle Files.
3. Time: Set the time frame you wish to search.
4. Camera: Set the camera you wish to search.

5. File Type: Set file type you wish to search, Videos or Pictures.

For DS-9664N/-/8 local interface, file type must be specified with search conditions.

NOTE: AcuSense NVRs can switch between picture and video on the search results page without having to perform the search again.

6. Set the search choices:

• Select the target image in the red box area on the upper left corner, and listed picture will be a close-up view of the target.
• Select the source image in the red box area on the upper left corner, and listed picture will be the original picture.
• Select video in the red box on the upper right corner, and listed files will all be video files.
• Select picture in the red box on the upper right corner, and listed files will all be picture files.
• Select All, and the images and videos will be displayed together.

İDS-7732NXI-I4/16P/4S Local Interface

File type can be actively switched using the options located at the top right. Both picture and video results can also be listed together by using the All option.

Smart Search

AcuSense NVRs support smart search for Human Body Detection and Vehicle Search. Picture and video is combined on the search results preview screen.

IDS-7732NXI-I4/16P/4S Local Interface

NOTE: I-Series NVRs do not support smart search for human and/or vehicle target filtering.

DS-9664NI-I8 L ocal Interface

False Alarms Search

AcuSense NVRs can display all false alarms by using the All Files search (set event type to “False Alarm”). False alarms are generated by objects that approach being mistaken for a human or vehicle.

Figure 15, False Alarms

iVMS-4200 Client

Figure 16, Add Network Camera

Adding a Network Camera

1. Add the camera in the iVMS-4200 Device Management section.

Figure 17, iVMS-4200 View Alarm Information (Human)

1. View the triggered alarm on the iVMS-4200 Alarm Event interface. Alarm detail information will be labeled Human or Vehicle, as shown in the figure below.

Figure 18, iVMS-4200 View Alarm Information (Vehicle)

NOTE: The Target Type shown on the iVMS-4200 is the same as the Detection Type set in the configuration interface. Alarm information triggered by the unchecked category will be filtered and will not be displayed on the iVMS-4200.

1) Set Detection Type to Human, then the iVMS-4200 will display only Human target type alarm information.

2 Set Detection Type to Vehicle, then the iVMS-4200 will display only Vehicle target type alarm information.

Viewing Alarm on GUI Interface

The NVR’s local GUI interface cannot classify Humans and Vehicles in this version.

The current mechanism: after checking Smart Detection, the GUI interface will display all alarm pictures without classification between humans and vehicles (this feature will be optimized by the end of the year).

Figure 19, NVR local GUI interface

Viewing Alarms on iVMS-4200

1. Add the NVR on the iVMS-4200 Device Management interface.

Figure 20, Add NVR on iVMS-4200

Figure 21, View Alarm Information on iVMS-4200 (Human)

2. View the triggered alarm on the iVMS-4200 Alarm Event interface. Alarm detail information will label the target category as Human or Vehicle, as shown in the figure below.

Figure 22, View Alarm Information on iVMS-4200 (Vehicle)

The NVR alarm upload via iVMS-4200 is the same as for a network camera. The Target Type shown on the iVMS-4200 is consistent with the Detection Type set on the configuration interface. Unchecked categories will be filtered out and will not be displayed on the iVMS-4200.

Known Issue

When adding network cameras to the NVR, the NVR will issue a 24-hour arming schedule to the camera by default. After the camera is connected, configuring an arming schedule on the NVR will affect only whether the alarm is reported and displayed on this NVR, but the camera setting time will not change. If other terminals access the camera, the alarm will still be received.

Product List

Installation Requirements

• The proposal altitude of installation distance is 3 to 5 meters, equipment bow angle is approximately 10°, specific adjustments are according to the environment.
• The maximum monitoring distance depends on the lens’ focal length. The table of the maximum monitoring distance for the specific focal length is as follows:

• The monitoring area cannot be covered by nearby objects. Do not shoot backlight at the installation position, which will affect the image effect. The following shows a perimeter environment installation:

Figure 23, Installation of the Perimeter Environment

• The equipment installation needs to pay attention to certain blind areas. The calculation method of blind area distance is as follows:

Height

Horizontal Line

Depression Angle

H

D —» * Monitor Distances

• D = H • tan(90° – a/2 – p)
• D: Camera monitoring blind area H: Mounting height
• a: Vertical field Angle p Angle of depression

• Recommended Scenario:

• Try to avoid getting too close. It is recommended that the target be more than three meters away from the camera. For example, avoid scenes with lots of trees nearby.
• If there is a mirror in the environment, the mirror image or shadow can easily lead to false alarm

triggering.

• Adjust the camera angle during installation to avoid interference from high brightness lights or headlights.
• Domes are not recommended for outdoor scenes, IR reflect can seriously affect the accuracy of the alarm, as shown below:

– Heavy traffic scenes such as station, airport, theater, etc., will generate a lot of perimeter alarms, so it is suggested to avoid these types of scenes.

– Avoid situations where personnel targets are too large. AcuSense NVRs can analyze target sizes between 1/16 and 1/2 of the image’s vertical size. For example, if the camera’s resolution is 1080p, the vertical size of the target should be between 64 and 540 pixels.

In the following scene, the target takes up almost the whole picture. Adjusting the camera angle so that a targets is detected from a far distance so that it appears a suitable size is suggested.

Using Region Entrance/Exiting Detection instead of Intrusion/Line Crossing Detection is recommended for region intrusion of fixed scenarios.

1. Available alarm outputs will vary by NVR and camera. ↑

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Uniview’s Facial Recogition / Monitoring feature can only be used with a Smart Bar and EPB recorder
Download both firmware for your recorder and latest recognition firmware for your smart bar here : https://securitysystemdepot.com/pages/support-uniview-firmware
Upgrade your NVR and your smart bar through your NVR’s maintenance interface

Step 1 – Enable monitoring on your recorder

To enable monitoring, go to Smart -> Monitoring -> Add Monitoring Task on your browser

Step 2 – Select a camera to monitor

While adding a monioting task, enable, adjust the sensitivity to your needs, and save

Step 3 – Enable recogniton on your camera

3a – Go to Setup -> VCA -> Face Detection
3b – Select your camera, and enable both Face Recognition and Face Shot
3c – Change your Recognition Mode to NVR Recognition
3d – Select either Full Screen as a detection area, or specify your own area right below it
3e – Adjust your sensitivity and save

Step 4 – Setting up the faces to recognize

Perform these steps after giving your recorder time to accumulate faces to its’ database

Step 5 – How to search for a matching face

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Description

This article will cover the initial setup of a Dahua AI Camera.

Prerequisites

A Dahua AI Camera:

IPC-HF8242FN-FR

IPC-HF8242FN-FD

IPC-HDW8341XN-3D

Step by Step Instructions

1. Locate your device using the ConfigTool.

2. Select the IE (Internet Explorer) icon to the right of the camera’s listing.

3. You will be presented with the Device Initialization screen.

4. Enter a new password that meets the security requirements:

• At least 8 characters long
• At least one lower case letter : a
• At least one upper case letter : A
• At least one number : 1
• At least one symbol : !

Example: HIgh91!?

Also check the box next to “Email Address” and input your email address in case your forget your password and need to recover it.
Then select “Save”.

5. Enter the username “admin” and your new password you just created to log in to the web interface of the camera.

Initial Setup for AI Recorder

Description

This article will cover the initial setup of a Dahua AI Recorder.

Prerequisites

• A Dahua AI Recorder:

IVSS7024DR

IVSS7016DR

IVSS7008

Step by Step Instructions

1. Start up your AI Recorder for the first time. Read through the Device Software Usage License Agreement.
When you are done reading through the License Agreement, check the box next to “I have read and accepted the items”.
Then select “Device Initialization”.

2. Enter a password for the administrator account in the password field.
Make sure the password meets the minumum requirements:

• At least 8 characters long
• At least one lower case letter : a
• At least one upper case letter : A
• At least one number : 1
• At least one symbol : !

Example: HIgh91!?

Confirm the password by re-entering it in the second password field.
Then select “Next”.

3. If you want to set up a recovery email address that can be used if you forget your password, toggle on the switch next to “Email (To reset password)” and enter your email address in the field below.
If you want to set up security questions that can be used to recover your password if you forget it, toggle on the switch next to “Security Questions” and fill out the 3 security question. You can change the questions by selecting each one and choosing another from the drop-down.

4. This screen will notify you that you have finished the initial steps of setting up the AI Recorder.
Select “Enter Quick Settings” to continue the setup process.

5. To set the date and time, either select “Manual Setting” to set the time manually or select “Sync with Internet Time Server” to have an external time server sync the time for you.
If you want to manually set the time selet the field next to “Date/Time” and type in the date and time or select the calendar icon next to it to choose the date and time from a calendar menu.
You can also select “Sync with your PC Time” if you are setting up your AI Recorder from a PC.
If you want to automatically sync the time with a time server, type in the url of the server in the “Server” field. Then type in the interval of how often the time syncs in the “Auto Sync Time Interval” field.
You can change the format of how both the date and time are displayed by choosing options from the drop-down menus next to “Time and Date Format”.
Set the time zone you are in from the drop-down menu next to “Time Zone”.
Select “Next”.

6. Use this menu to modify the network settings on the AI Recorder. If you want to modify the TCP/IP information on any or all of the network ports of the AI Recorder, select the edit button, under “Operate”, next the port listed.
If the TCP/IP settings are already set to your desired settings, skip to Step 8.

7. Either select “Use Dynamic IP Address” to have the router/modem choose the IP address for the network card on the AI recorder, or select “Use Static IP Address” to manually modify the TCP/IP settings.
If you selected “Use Static IP Address”, type in the IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, and MTU as desired.

8. Repeat Steps 6 & 7 for as many network cards on the AI Recorder as you would like.
Either select “Obtain DNS server address automatically” to have the router/modem choose the DNS server or select “Use the following DNS server address” to manually change the DNS server addresses.
If you selected “Use the following DNS server address”, type in the prefered DNS server address and the alternate DNS server address.
Select “Next”.

9. If you would like to use the P2P server for remote access of the AI Recorder without having to use port forwarding, toggle on the button next to “P2P Access”.
You can scan the left QR code on your mobile device to download the mobile application. Then once the app is downloaded and installed, you can use the app to scan the right QR code to add the AI Recorder.
Select “Finish” to finish the setup of the AI Recorder.

10. You have successfully setup your AI Recorder.

Add Dahua Camera to AI Recorder

Description

This article will cover how to add a Dahua Camera to an AI Recorder

Prerequisites

• A Dahua Camera
• A Dahua AI Recorder:

IVSS7024DR

IVSS7016DR

IVSS7008

Step by Step Instructions

1. From the main screen of the iVSS system, select the gear icon at the top right.

2. Select “Device” from the list of Applications.

3. Select “+ Add” at the bottom left.

Smart Add a Dahua Camera

4. Select the “Smart Add” tab in the Add Device window. Then select the “Start Search” button to search for Dahua cameras connected to the same network.

5. After it is done searching for devices, put a check mark in the box next to the Dahua camera you want to add to this recorder. Then select the “Add” button at the bottom.
(You can select multiple cameras to add at the same time by checking the boxes next to each camera in the list.)

6. Wait as the camera is added to the recorder. If it fails to connect, double click on the username and password sections to change the login credentials to the credentials for that camera.

7. Once the camera has been successfully added, the status will change from “Connecting” to “Added”.
Select “Finish” if you are done adding cameras or select “Continue to add” to go back and add more cameras.

NOTE: If you have issues adding a camera through Smart Add or don’t see your camera in the list, proceed to the Manual Add section below:

Manual Add a Dahua Camera

4. Select the “Manual Add” tab in the Add Device window. Then select “Add Device”.

5. Double click on each field to manually change the IP Address, Username, Password, and port for the camera you are trying to add.
Then select the “Add” button.

6. Wait as the camera is added to the recorder. If it fails to connect, double click on the different fields to adjust the settings.

7. Once the camera has been successfully added, the status will change from “Connecting” to “Added”.
Select “Finish” if you are done adding cameras or select “Continue to add” to go back and add more cameras.

Create Face Database

Description

This article will cover how to create a Face Database for facial recognition on a Dahua AI Recorder

Prerequisites

• A Dahua AI Recorder:

IVSS7024DR

IVSS7016DR

IVSS7008

Step by Step Instructions

1. From the main screen of the iVSS system, select the plus “+” at the top.

2. Select “File” from the Applications menu.

3. Select “+ Create” at the top.

4. Enter the name of the Face Database you are creating. Then either select “Save and close”, if you just want to create an empty database, or “Register Face ->”, if you want to add at least one face to the database as you initialize it.

5. If you selected “Register Face ->” in Step 4, you will be presented with this screen. To manually add one face at a time, select “Manual Add” at the top. To batch add, select “Batch Import” at the top and skip to Step 8.
Select the image plus icon on the left to search your file system for a picture of the person’s face. (Face image requirements: File size – <=256KB; Resolution range – 200×200-6000×5000)
Fill in the information about this person on the right.

6. Either select “Save and continue to add” to add more faces to the database before you finish initializing it, or select “OK” to initialize the database with just this face.

7. Once you have successfully initialized the Face Database you will see all the faces you have registered on this screen.

8. If you want to batch import more than one face at a time, either select the “Batch Import” option when creating a database (See Step 5 above), or select “Batch Import” from the database page (see Step 7).
Select “Upload Files” in the center to search your file system for multiple image files to import. You can select multiple at a time.
Make sure the images of the faces have the naming format listed to auto populate the information about each face.

9. Select “OK” when you are done, to import all the face images.

Add Face to Database

Description

This article will cover how to add a face to an existing Face Database for facial recognition on a Dahua AI Recorder

Prerequisites

• A Dahua AI Recorder:

IVSS7024DR

IVSS7016DR

IVSS7008

• An existing Face Database:

Create An AI Face Database

Step by Step Instructions

1. From the main screen of the iVSS system, select the plus “+” at the top.

2. Select “File” from the Applications menu.

3. Double click on the existing Face Database.

4. Either select “+ Manual Add” to add 1 new face to the Face Database (and continue to Step 5) or select “Batch Import” to add multiple new faces to the database (and continue to Step 7).

5. Select the image plus icon on the left to search your file system for a picture of the person’s face. (Face image requirements: File size – <=256KB; Resolution range – 200×200-6000×5000)
Fill in the information about this person on the right.

6. Either select “Save and continue to add” to add more faces to the database, or select “OK” to just add this one face.

7. If you want to batch import more than one face at a time select “Batch Import” from the database page (see Step 4).
Select “Upload Files” in the center to search your file system for multiple image files to import. You can select multiple at a time.
Make sure the images of the faces have the naming format listed to auto populate the information about each face.

8. Select “OK” when you are done, to import all the face images.

Add Trigger or Alarm Based on Face Recognition

Description

This article will cover how to add a trigger or an alarm based on facial recognition on an AI Camera or Recorder

Prerequisites

• A Dahua AI Recorder:

IVSS7024DR

IVSS7016DR

IVSS7008

Step by Step Instructions

1. From the main screen of the iVSS system, select the gear icon at the top right.

2. Select “Event” from the list of applications.

3. Click on the drop-down arrows to the left of the recorder’s serial number to see the list of devices. Then select the camera you want to use from the list.

4. Select “Face Detection” from the AI Plan list.

5. Flip the toggle next to “Enabled” to turn on Face Detection. Then select “Save”.

6. Once the changes are saved it will say “Successfully Operated” at the top right.
Select “Face Recognition” from the AI Plan List.

7. From the Face Recognition page, you can either set up Facial Recognition alarms via the AI built into the camera or AI built into the recorder.
If you want to set up Facial Recognition using the AI built into the camera, continue to Step 8.
If you want to set up Facial Recognition using the AI built into the recorder, continue to Step 14.

8. Select the drop-down menu next to “Deployment Time” to choose the schedule you want the Face Recognition on the carmera to be active on. If you already have a schedule set up, skip to Step 12.
If there is no schedule or you want to make a different schedule, select “Add Schedule”.

9. In the Schedule menu, press the plus “+” button to create a new schedule.

10. Type in the name of the new schedule.

11. Drag and adjust the start and end times of the schedule on each day of the week. You can also select the schedule on a day and delete it if you don’t want anything scheduled that day.
When you are done making changes, press “Save”. Once the changes are saved, select the “Event” section at the top to go back to the Face Recognition alarm settings.

12. Make sure the toggle next to “Enabled” is switched to On and the schedule you want is selected in the “Deployment Time” drop-down.

13. Select “+ Actions” to see all the actions that can be performed when a face is recognized. The options are “Record”, “Snap”, “Buzzer”, and “Log”.

Select “Record” from the Actions drop-down if you want the system to start recording a specific camera’s feed when a face from the database is recognized.
You can select the “Device” drop-down menu to choose which camera’s video feed is recorded when this is triggered.

Select “Snap” from the Actions drop-down if you want the system to take a snapshot image from the camera’s video feed when a face from the database is recognized.

Select “Buzzer” from the Actions drop-down if you want the recorder to make a buzzing/beeping noise every time a face from the database is recognized.

Select “Log” from the Actions drop-down if you want the system to save the information in a log.

When you are done selecting which actions you want to be activated when a face from the database is recognized, select “Save”.

14. Select “AI By Device” to set up Facial Recognition using the AI built into the recorder.
Select the drop-down next to “Deployment Time” to choose the schedule you want the Face Recognition on the recorder to be active on.
If there is no schedule or you want to make a different schedule, select “Add Schedule” and go back to Step 9.
Select “+ Associate Face Database” to choose which face database to use for the facial recognition.

15. Adjust the slider next to “Similar” to choose the percentage of similarity between faces in the database and scanned faces to trigger the alarm event.
Select “AI Alarm Rule” to choose the color that highlights faces that trigger the alarm.
Select “Show Feature Panel” to turn on or off the panel that shows all the features of the faces that are recognized for this alarm event.
Select “+ Actions” to choose which actions are triggered when a face is recognized by the recorder.
(See Step 13, for an explanation on what all the actions do when triggered.)

16. If you want to turn on Stranger Control Mode, which labels all faces that are detected but not recognized from the database as Strangers, turn on the toggle next to “Stranger control mode”.
You can then adjust the alarm rule highlight color with “AI Alarm Rule”.
You can turn on or off the feature panel that shows all the features of the face next to the face detection image by toggling on “Show Feature Panel”.
You can also choose an action to be triggered when a stranger is detected by selecting “+ Actions” and choosing an action to be triggered.
(See Step 13, for an explanation on what all the actions do when triggered.)

17. When you are done making changes to Facial Recognition using the AI built into the recorder, select “Save” at the bottom.
Once the changes are saved it will say “Successfully Operated” at the top right.

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