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101 This section contains an example of configuring Sony Ipela Embedded Analytics. When configuring the embedded analytics of other devices, you shou

110  2. In the Telemetry list (1) select a Telemetry object that matches the PTZ device of the PTZ video camera. The pan/tilt unit of any PTZ camera

200  This will cause the viewing tile to be highlighted with a blue border. A snowflake icon will appear in the Time field, and the Snapshot option

111  2. In the Select e-mail list (1), select the e-mail object which will be used for e-mail notification when a detection tool is triggered. 3. In

112  On the base of one server you can create an unlimited number of archives. An archive can be distributed on several volumes of the server. On o

113  3. In the Basic properties group (2), identify the archive: a. in the Archive name field, enter the desired archive name. b. From the Color list

114 Note The size of an archive partition on a disk should be greater than 1 GB Note If you are creating an archive based on an existing file, th

115  7. Read through the list of partitions that will be formatted. If the list is correct, select I have read the warning and realize the risk of lo

116  2. In the Mode list (3), select the desired mode of recording the video stream from the video camera to the archive. Recording mode Descripti

117 Note Pre-alarm recording is the period of pre-event recording that will be added to the beginning of an alarm event recording 8. Repeat steps 1

118  Note The value of the predicted archive capacityis constantly calculated and recalculated. The longer you have been recording to the archive,

119 After you configure a user's layouts, you may want to limit that user's privileges. Layouts ribbon modes EyStream has two types of layo

102 3. If you selected motion detection (Motion in the Detect list), set the following parameters ( 2): a. To enable the mode in which the detection

120  2. Select the layout type in the corresponding drop-down list (3). 3. Click the Apply button to save the settings. The layout ribbon will then

121 Select the layout that you want to copy. Click the button to open the context menu and select Duplicate layout.  An identical layout is then

122  On the edge of the layout there are grid square fragments (2), which are parts of ordinary empty cells and allow adding new cells to the layout

123 Adding new viewing tiles to a layout You can add new viewing tiles to a layout in one of three ways: 1. Left-click a grid square fragment and d

124  When you select a corner fragment, both a row and column are added.  Resizing a viewing tile To resize a cell that contains a viewing tile

125 When you point the cursor at any button, a darkened area that shows the size of the cell after resizing is displayed.  Moving viewing tiles To

126 Selecting a Video Camera Using the Context Menu of the Viewing Tile To select a video camera using the context menu of the viewing tile, you mu

127  Once you have selected a group, the video camera panel will display only those video cameras that are included in the selected group. 2. Enter v

128  2. Select the quality of video stream that you want for display in the viewing tile. Context menu item Description Auto A video stream will

129 If archive mode is selected, when you switch to the layout, the camera is immediately in archive mode. Removing a video camer

103  Perform the follow actions for the Sensor detection tool, on the Detection Tools tab: 1. Check triggering of the detection tool with the help

130  To exit editing mode without saving changes, select Discard changes (2). Configuring the Interactive Map Configuration of the interactive map i

131 then release the mouse button. Note Actions c and d are not available if no maps have been created in the system 2. Enter the map's name

132  2. Drag the video camera's icon to the place on the map that represents the camera's actual location at the site (1). 3. On the map,

133 To add a video camera by using the map context menu: 1. Right-click to open the map context menu and select Add video camera. 2. Select the nec

134  3. In the list, select a Sensor or Relay object. Sensors and relays have now been added. By default, the icons of the sensor and relay are at

135  Then drag the switch icon to the necessary place on the map. Attaching a map to a layout You can attach a map to a layout. This means that when

136 Note To delete a map switch, you must click the button. Changing map image You can change the image on a map that has already been created.

137 In order for Forensic Search in archive to be possible with a video camera, the following conditions must be met: 1. There are video stream recor

138 To use the Forensic Search in archive, it is sufficient to have Monitoring and Archive or Monito ring/Archive/Armed Mode permission (see the sect

139  2. Select the calendar type that is used in EyStream from the calendar drop-down list (3). The short and long forms of dates are also displayed

104  Checking the triggering of a detection tool is now complete. Configuring Automatic Rules Automatic rules are particular actions that are perfor

140 Note Switching layout modes is allowed only for users with Layout configuration per missions Hiding tooltips In EyStream, tool tips are displa

141  2. Clear the check box for hiding ribbons automatically (3). 3. Click Apply to save the changes. Automatic hiding of panels will now be disable

142  2. Clear the Use animation check box (3). 3. Click Apply to save the changes. Animation for viewing tiles will now be disabled. Configuring Dis

143  2. Select the Show video statistics check box (3). 3. Click Apply to save the changes. The video statistics will now be displayed in the viewin

144  To turn off display of error messages, you must perform the following steps: 1. Go to Settings Options User interface (1–2). 2. Clear the Sho

145  2. Select the Disable preview check box (3). 3. Click Apply to save the changes. After you complete these actions, previews of alarm events wil

146  2. Select Day/night from the Mode drop-down list in the Timeline style settings group (3). 3. Click Apply to save the changes. The timeline wil

147  Configuring the Shift work style If the Shift work style is set, the timeline will be displayed in alternately colored segments (depending on

148  2. Select Shift work from the Mode drop-down list in the Timeline style settings group (3). 3. Select the shift type from the Scheme list (4). 4

149  Configuring Interfaces on a Multi-Monitor Computer In EyStream, you can create several separate viewing tiles for display on additional physica

105 camera. 3. Switching a relay. 4. Switching to a PTZ camera preset. 5. Sound notification. 6. E-mail notification. 7. SMS notification. Automatic

150  The thumbnails may appear differently, depending on the status of the monitors in EyStream. Thumbnail Monitor status Main monitor Unassigned

151 Configuring how EyStream starts Configuring EyStream instead of the standard Windows OS shell Autorun of EyStream, instead of the standard Window

152 To configure autologon, complete the following steps: 1. Go to Settings Options User interface (1–2). 2. Select the Autologon check box (3). 3.

153  2. In the Period field, enter the amount of days to store the system log in the Server’s database and to store metadata in the object trajectory

154  2. In the Path for snapshot export (3) and Path for video export fields (4), enter the full path to the folders where exported files are to be s

155 2. The maximum allowed reaction time to an alarm is the length of time from the moment the operator who accepted an alarm for processing exits al

156 3. Set the time intervals for the schedule: a. Enter the interval's start time in the From column with the help of the buttons accessible by

157  4. Click the Apply button. Creation of a schedule is now complete. Deleting a schedule To create a schedule, complete the following steps: 1.

158 A role is intended for assigning a group of users individual rights and permissions for administration, management and/or monitoring of individua

159 Monitoring in Armed mode The image from the video camera can be viewed only when the video camera is armed. Archive is inaccessible. The user i

106  To save the automatic rule, click the Apply button. To add other automatic rules, repeat the original procedure. Note To delete an automati

160  2. Bring up the context menu of the user tree by right-clicking the mouse. 3. Select Delete role (2). 4. Click Apply to save the changes. The r

161  4. Enter the password in theSecurity configuration group (2). a. Click . The Change password window opens. b. Enter the user's assigned p

162  2. Bring up the context menu of the user tree by right-clicking the mouse. 3. Select Delete user (2). 4. Click Apply to save the changes. The u

163 Red Alarm for this camera Gray Archive mode Dark blue Snapshot function enabled Note Color coding for alarm status has priority over color co

164  In real-time mode, the time display shows the current time: . In archive, alarm, and video frame search modes, it shows the time of the fragm

165  Video statistic Parameter description Client-side FPS Frame rate of the displayed video stream. Server-side FPS Frame rate of the video str

166  Color coding of tabs corresponding to inactive surveillance modes is disabled: 1. Live Video mode . 2. Alarm Management mode . 3. Archive m

167 Select the displayed layout To select a layout to display on a monitor, go to the layouts ribbon.  Left-click the appropriate thumbnail, after

168  The size and resolution of the images is not limited. Please refer to the section titled Working with the Interactive Map for further details

169 4. Alarms list. 5. Playback panel. The archive navigation panel is used for the following functions: 1. Navigating through the archive. 2. Play

107  Recording to Archive and Initiation of an Alarm To configure recording to the archive and the initiation of an alarm when a detection tool is

170 The timeline is a graphical representation of the time axis of the archive and is located in the middle part of the navigation panel.  The time

171  Tracks are marked in different colors depending on the alarm status or detection tool activation: Display of any particular alarm event in the

172  The timeline's background can be displayed in two styles, depending on settings (see the section titled Configuring the timeline): 1. Day/

173  You can scroll and zoom the timeline using the mouse. To scroll the timeline, move the cursor on its background (displayed in the Day/Night or

174  Note You can also set a timeline indicator in the desired position by indicating the exact date and time (see the section titled Setting the t

175  2. In this window, select the Set current position check box (2). The time parameters in the Set current position group, which determine the pos

176  2. In this window, select the Set range check box (2). The time parameters in the Set range group, which determine the boundaries of the display

177  The alarms list is now displayed.  eLineTechnology.com303.938.1133

178 Note Whether or not a particular alarm is displayed in the list depends on the filter settings (see the section The Alarm Events Filter). Note

179  The playback panel contains the following buttons: 1. Go to preceding frame. 2. Go to next frame. 3. Switches to the preceding record

108 flag will be shifted back from the actual time the alarm was triggered. Note If the alarm flag position is set, playback of an event received f

180 Advanced archive navigation panel The advanced archive navigation panel is automatically displayed in the lower portion of the viewing tile when

181 when playback is restarted on the advanced navigation panel, and vice versa. 3. The playback control buttons on the advanced navigation panel are

182 4. Virtual 3D joystick 5. Patrol button Note Use of the dialer, PTZ controls, joystick, and patrol button is described in the section Controllin

183  For each preset in the list, the following parameters are displayed: 1. The identification number 2. A descriptive name The presets list is u

184 1. Creating presets. 2. Editing the identification number and name of an existing preset. 3. Deleting presets. 4. Switching to a preset. You can

185  There are three modes for working with a viewing tile: 1. Live Video mode 2. alarm video mode 3. Archive mode 4. Archive Search mode Note Ala

186  Attention! In the archive and alarm management modes, clicking an event will switch the view to the live video mode. Selecting a Video Camera

187  The image from the selected video camera will now be displayed in the viewing tile. Selecting a Video Camera Using the Viewing Tile Preview Rib

188 Note A video camera is displayed on the video camera panel only once. If you selected a group containing subgroups that all include a specific vi

189  Note In Archive Search mode, you can increase the size of the viewing tile by only one level. You can also use the mouse to scale the viewing

109  The following procedure is used for displaying video cameras: 1. The system searches for layouts that contain the specified video camera and a

190 Digital zoom scale:  To enlarge a video image, left-click the slider and hold and drag the digital zoom scale up to the desired value. The maxi

191  You can select an area by doing the following: 1. Click and hold down the left mouse button inside the viewing tile. 2. Move the mouse cursor

192 Note If you select an area that requires a zoom of more than 16x to display, it will be marked with a red frame. The video image will not be enl

193  To enable video image processing functions, use the Visualization option in the context menu of the viewing tile. Only one image processing fun

194  To return to the original image, reselect the Contrast option in the Visualization context menu. Setting the Sharpness Level An EyStream opera

195  To return to the original image, use the Sharpness function again. Using Deinterlacing The Deinterlacing tool is used to correct tooth-type di

196 To disable Deinterlacing, reselect the Deinterlacing option. Tracking objects Object tracking allows a user to visually track the movement of ob

197 Displaying the current sensor status To display the current status of a video camera’s sensor, select Show sensor in the context menu of the vie

198 To switch the viewing tile from a different surveillance mode to archive analysis mode, switch to the tab in the lower-right corner of the til

199 7. 8. 9. 10. Arming/disarming a video camera. Taking snapshots. Controlling a PTZ Camera. Controlling relays. Note The following functions are a