Skyros VideoNet User manual

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SKYROS Corporation VideoNet 8.4 User guide

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VideoNet 8.4. Last revised and enlarged edition.

September 2008

SKYROS Corporation

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CONTENTS

SKYROS CORPORATION END-USERSOFTWARE AGREEMENT........................................2

PREFACE.............................................................................................................................12

ABOUT THE SYSTEM.........................................................................................................12

1. VIDEONET.BRIEFOVERVIEW........................................................................................13

2. START WORKINGWITH VIDEONET...............................................................................16

2.1. Technical requirements.............................................................................................16

2.2. Installation and initial configuration of VideoNet.......................................................18

2.3. VideoNet license.......................................................................................................22

•Limitation on amount of PowerVN8 cards............................................23

•Limitation on amount of TitanVN16 cards.............................................24

•External systems...................................................................................24

3.SETUPOF VIDEONET SYSTEMCONFIGURATIONPARAMETERS..............................25

3.1. Devices. Working with Devices panel......................................................................27

3.1.1. Devices. Introduction.......................................................................................27

3.1.1.1. Types of devices................................................................................28

3.1.2. Working with Devices panel...........................................................................31

3.1.2.1. Menu and toolbar..............................................................................31

3.1.2.2.Adding devices intosystem configuration........................................32

• Automatic device adding........................................................................33

•Manual device adding.............................................................................35

3.1.2.3.Removing devices from system configuration.................................37

3.1.2.4.Device parameters configuring........................................................38

3.1.2.5.Video/audiocapturecards................................................................40

•Video/audio capture cards with Bt8xx chips........................................40

•Video/audio capture cards with Cx2388 chips...................................45

•New generation cards...........................................................................47

•Multimedia video capture device............................................................47

•Multimedia audio capture device............................................................48

3.1.2.6. CCTV camera....................................................................................49

3.1.2.7.IP-camera..........................................................................................55

3.1.2.8.IP-server............................................................................................57

3.1.2.9. Camerascontrolling device..............................................................57

3.1.2.10. PanTiltcontrollers..........................................................................59

•Pan Tilt controller for COM-port..............................................................59

•Pan Tilt controller for IP-camera.............................................................60

•Pan Tilt controller through external device.............................................61

3.1.2.11. Microphone......................................................................................63

3.1.2.12.System controller............................................................................64

3.1.2.13. SW RS videoswitch.........................................................................65

3.2. Detection. Working with Detection panel..................................................................66

3.2.1. Detectors, detection presets and detection zones........................................66

•Video detectors......................................................................................66

•Audio detectors......................................................................................68

3.2.2. Working with Detection panel.........................................................................69

3.2.2.1.Detection setup buttons....................................................................71

3.2.2.2. Creating detection presetsbycamera.............................................71

3.2.2.3. Configuring and testing motion detection zone

parameters.........................................................................................74

3.2.2.4.Configuring and testing left objectsdetection zone parameters....76

3.2.2.5. Objects sizeand aspectration configuring....................................79

3.2.2.6.Configuring and testing motion detection zone parameters

of adaptive objects detector.............................................................81

3.2.2.7.Configuring and testing detection zone parametersof objects

counter..............................................................................................83

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3.2.2.8.Configuring and testing detection parameters of sabotage

detector..............................................................................................85

3.2.2.9. Renaming detection presetsbycamera..........................................86

3.2.2.10. Removing camera detection presets..............................................86

3.2.2.11.Creating audiodetection presets....................................................86

3.2.2.12. Configuring and testing audio detection parameters.....................87

3.2.2.13. Renaming audio detection presets.................................................88

3.2.2.14. Removing audio detection presets.................................................88

3.2.3. Examples of configuring motion detection......................................................89

3.3. Screen. Working with Screen panel........................................................................91

3.3.1. Screen.............................................................................................................91

3.3.2. Working with Screen panel.............................................................................93

3.3.2.1. Configuring monitors.........................................................................93

3.3.2.2.Configuringspot-channel..................................................................94

3.3.2.3. Creating monitor modes....................................................................96

3.3.2.4.Configuring windowsdimensionsand positions............................101

3.3.2.5. Removing windows from monitor mode..........................................103

3.3.2.6. Export and import of the monitor modes........................................104

3.3.2.7. Sorting monitor modes in mode panel list......................................105

3.3.2.8. Removing monitor mode from system configuration.....................105

3.3.2.9. Requirements to video memory size for effective working in video

surveillancemode..........................................................................105

3.3.3.Sequences....................................................................................................106

3.3.4. User events...................................................................................................108

3.3.5. Examples of working with Screen panel......................................................110

3.4. Pan Tilt. Working with Pan Tilt panel.......................................................................114

3.4.1. Pan Tilt. Introduction......................................................................................114

3.4.2. Working with Pan Tilt panel...........................................................................115

3.4.2.1. Adding Pan Tilt presets...................................................................116

3.4.2.2.Changing Pan Tiltpresetsparameters..........................................119

3.4.2.3. Adding new patrol program.............................................................120

3.4.2.4.Testingpatrolprograms..................................................................122

3.4.2.5. Changing patrolprogram parameters............................................122

3.4.2.6. Removing Pan Tilt preset from system configuration....................122

3.4.2.7. Removing Pan Tilt preset from patrol program..............................123

3.4.2.8. Removing patrol program................................................................123

3.4.2.9.Configuringcamera internal parameters.......................................123

3.5. Recording. Working with Recording panel.............................................................125

3.5.1. Recording and Archiving. Introduction..........................................................125

3.5.1.1. Recording. Basic concepts.............................................................126

3.5.1.2. Archiving. Basicconcepts..............................................................132

3.5.1.3.Methodsofcompression.................................................................133

3.5.2. Working with Recording panel......................................................................136

3.5.2.1.Volumes creation............................................................................141

3.5.2.2. Adding new volume component......................................................144

3.5.2.3.Adding existing volumes.................................................................145

3.5.2.5. Information about volume................................................................147

3.5.2.4.Removing volumes from system configuration..............................147

3.5.2.6.Addingrecordingfunctions.............................................................149

3.5.2.7. Configuringrecordingfunction parameters...................................153

•DVPack 1.42 camera selected as asource........................................153

•DVPack 2camera selected as asource.............................................154

•IP-camera or IP-server camera selected as asource.........................156

•Microphone selected as asource.......................................................157

3.5.2.8. Adding sources to recording function...........................................158

3.5.2.9. Removing sources from recording function..................................160

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3.5.2.10.Removing recording function........................................................160

3.5.2.11.Addingandconfiguring pre-recordingfunction

parameters....................................................................................160

3.5.2.12. Record types. Adding and configuring.........................................161

3.5.2.13. Configuring correspondence between events and record types.163

3.5.2.14. Adding asource to more than one recording functions...............163

3.5.2.15. Configuring general recordingparameters..................................164

3.5.2.16.Configuringemergency recordingparameters............................165

3.5.2.17.Archiving function adding..............................................................168

3.5.2.18.Configuringgeneralarchivingfunctionparameters....................173

3.5.2.19. Adding new sources to archiving function..................................174

3.5.2.20.Removing sourcesfrom archiving function.................................176

3.5.2.21. Adding time intervals to archiving function..................................176

3.5.2.22.Configuring time intervalparameters...........................................177

3.5.2.23. Removing time intervals from archiving function.........................179

3.5.2.24.Removing archiving function........................................................179

3.5.3. Examples of working with Recording panel.................................................180

3.6.Access.Working withAccess panel.....................................................................186

3.6.1.Access.Introduction.....................................................................................186

3.6.2. Working with Access panel..........................................................................186

3.6.2.1. Adding, removing and configuring users in VideoNet

system............................................................................................187

•Requirements to user parameters setup for correct working with the

system..................................................................................................189

3.6.2.2. Adding, removing and configuring groups in VideoNet system....189

3.6.2.3.Policy configuring............................................................................192

3.6.2.4. Configuring security parameters....................................................196

3.6.2.5.Configuring access todevices.......................................................197

•Setup of access to Panasonic WV-CU550 cj system controller and

authorization in the system..................................................................198

•Setup of access to Panasonic WV-CU650 system controller and

authorization in the system..................................................................199

3.6.2.6. Creating reports on access to devices..........................................201

3.6.3. Examples of working with Access panel.....................................................202

3.7. Scheduler.Working with Scheduler panel.............................................................204

3.7.1. Scheduler.Introduction..................................................................................204

3.7.2. Working with Scheduler panel......................................................................205

3.7.2.1. Menu and toolbar............................................................................205

3.7.2.2. Adding tasks tosystem configuration............................................206

3.7.2.3. Adding events into atask................................................................207

3.7.2.4. Adding reactions into atask...........................................................207

3.7.2.5. Adding conditions into atask.........................................................208

3.7.2.6. Configuring decision-making algorithmbyconditions

folder...............................................................................................209

3.7.2.7.Copying tasks,events,reactions and conditions..........................210

3.7.2.8.Events,reactionsand conditionsconfiguring................................211

3.7.2.9.Locking and removing tasks,events,reactionsand conditions...211

3.7.2.10. Events types..................................................................................213

•Event from detector by camera............................................................213

•Event from objects counter..................................................................215

•Exceed of audio signal volume detected.............................................216

•Time interval..........................................................................................216

•Input video signal loss..........................................................................217

•Network connection loss.....................................................................218

•Networkconnection restoring..............................................................218

•Notification from remote computers.....................................................219

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•System error.........................................................................................220

•User event............................................................................................220

•Sensors signal......................................................................................221

•Command from system controller........................................................222

•Event of the Event Log.........................................................................223

•External system event..........................................................................225

• Alarm by guarded object......................................................................225

•Stop recording......................................................................................227

3.7.2.11.Reactions types.............................................................................227

•Video/audio data recording..................................................................227

•Video/audio data pre-recording...........................................................228

•Stop pre-recording...............................................................................228

•Data archiving.......................................................................................229

•Alarm message.....................................................................................230

•Sound message....................................................................................230

•Send e-mail...........................................................................................231

•Notification of remote computers.........................................................232

•Hardware control of the operability.....................................................233

•Change arming state............................................................................234

•Arming...................................................................................................235

•Relay outputs controlling......................................................................235

•Pan Tilt device controlling.....................................................................236

•Monitors modes and windows controlling...........................................237

•Enable detectors..................................................................................238

•Load detector preset............................................................................239

•Reaction of objects counter.................................................................240

•Pause....................................................................................................241

•Launch of external application.............................................................242

•Save frame...........................................................................................243

•External system reaction......................................................................244

3.7.2.12.Conditionstypes............................................................................245

•Time interval..........................................................................................245

•Network connection state....................................................................245

•Arming state..........................................................................................246

3.7.3. Examples of working with Scheduler panel.................................................247

3.8.Network..................................................................................................................252

3.8.1. Network and computers. Introduction...........................................................252

3.8.2. Working with computers...............................................................................253

3.8.2.1. Adding computers...........................................................................253

3.8.2.2. Changing computers view in the computer list..............................257

3.8.2.3.Renaming computer........................................................................258

3.8.2.4. Removing computer from configuration.........................................258

3.8.2.5.Adjusting computers time synchronization withcorrecttime

server.................................................................................................258

3.8.3. Working with Network panel.........................................................................260

3.8.3.1. Configuringoutgoing connections..................................................262

3.8.3.2. Configuringincomingconnections.................................................265

3.8.3.3.Configuringroutingparameters......................................................266

3.8.3.4. Configuring Firewall parametersfor working with

VideoNet..........................................................................................271

3.8.3.5.Configuring parametersforworking through web-access............275

3.8.4. Examples of working with Network panel....................................................277

3.9. Exporting and Importing configuration....................................................................283

3.10. Network matrix.....................................................................................................286

3.10.1. Network matrix configuring.........................................................................286

3.10.2. Authorization and controlling network matrix monitors...............................287

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3.11. Graphic plans........................................................................................................290

3.11.1. Configuring graphic plans...........................................................................291

3.11.1.1. Plans constructing.........................................................................292

3.11.1.2.Plansconnecting...........................................................................295

3.12. Processing. Work With Processing Panel............................................................297

3.12.1. Blind zones..................................................................................................297

3.12.2. Working with Processing panel..................................................................297

3.12.2.1. Adding blind zone........................................................................298

3.12.2.2.Editing blind zone.........................................................................299

3.12.2.3. Deleting blind zones.....................................................................299

3.12.2.4. Overlaying blind zones on the video image.................................300

3.13. System..................................................................................................................301

3.13.1. Configuring system general parameters....................................................301

4. WORKING WITH VIDEONET SYSTEM..........................................................................302

4.1. Working with mode panel.......................................................................................304

4.1.1. Player.............................................................................................................306

4.1.1.1. Player window interface...................................................................307

4.1.1.2. Selecting sourcesfor playback and controlling playback

lists.................................................................................................313

4.1.1.3.Records filtering..............................................................................315

4.1.1.4.Cameras distribution in video windowsfor playback....................316

4.1.1.5. Video/audio recordsplaybackinthe player..................................318

4.1.1.6. Clip export.......................................................................................320

•Creating video clip...............................................................................320

•Creating audio clip...............................................................................325

•Creating audio/video clip on CD/DVD...................................................329

•Quick clip export...................................................................................330

4.1.1.7.Video/audio recordsarchiving........................................................331

4.1.1.8.Removing video/audiorecords.......................................................335

4.1.1.9. Protecting and unprotecting file of video/audio record..................335

4.1.2. Sound............................................................................................................336

4.1.2.1.Sound translating from microphone...............................................337

4.1.2.2. Emergencysound recording from microphone..............................337

4.1.2.3. Sound playbackfrom microphone..................................................338

4.1.3. Arm................................................................................................................339

4.1.4. Controlling relay outputs...............................................................................340

4.1.5. Commands: user events...............................................................................341

4.1.6. Alarm message..............................................................................................341

4.1.7. Long-term operations....................................................................................343

4.1.8. Options..........................................................................................................349

4.1.9. Clock..............................................................................................................349

4.1.10. Exit...............................................................................................................350

4.2.Working withvideo window..................................................................................352

4.2.1. Viewing list of cameras, sequences and user’s view setup......................353

4.2.2. Translating video from camera.....................................................................355

4.2.3. Translating video via network. Controlling quality........................................357

4.2.4.Switchingbetweencamerasinvideowindow............................................359

4.2.5. Synchronous audio accompaniment.............................................................360

4.2.6. Emergency video recording..........................................................................361

4.2.7. Emergency video replay...............................................................................362

4.2.8. Video playback in video window..................................................................363

4.2.9.Switching tofull-screen mode of video window.........................................364

4.2.10. Processing video image in video window..................................................364

4.2.11. Printing image from video window..............................................................366

4.2.12. Export video from video window................................................................367

4.2.13. Controlling Pan Tilt in video window...........................................................369

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