VISIX V - Surveillance Camera 3xLOGIC - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Surveillance Camera
Brand	3xLOGIC
Model	VISIX V
Image Sensor	1/2.8" Progressive Scan CMOS
Resolution	5 Megapixels (2592 x 1944)
Lens	2.8-12mm varifocal motorized lens
Field of View	Horizontal: 90°-30°, Vertical: 65°-22°
Night Vision	Up to 30m with IR LEDs
Storage	MicroSD card slot up to 128GB
Power Supply	PoE (Power over Ethernet) 802.3af or DC 12V
Power Consumption	Max 7.5W
Dimensions (with mount)	200mm x 100mm x 90mm
Weight	Approx. 1.2 kg
Operating Temperature	-30°C to 60°C (-22°F to 140°F)
Connectivity	100Base-TX Ethernet, Wi-Fi optional
Mounting Type	Wall or ceiling mount included
Weather Rating	IP66 (outdoor rated)
Motion Detection	Built-in PIR sensor and video analytics
Audio	Built-in microphone and speaker
Software Compatibility	3xLOGIC VMS (Video Management System)
Warranty	2 years limited warranty

Frequently Asked Questions - VISIX V 3xLOGIC

How do I reset the camera to factory defaults?

Press and hold the reset button on the back of the camera for 10 seconds using a paperclip. The camera will restart and restore default settings.

Can I use the camera without PoE?

Yes, the camera supports DC 12V power input via the included power adapter. Ensure the adapter is rated for at least 1.5A.

How do I adjust the lens zoom and focus?

Use the 3xLOGIC VMS software or the web interface to remotely adjust the motorized varifocal lens. You can zoom from 2.8mm to 12mm and fine-tune focus.

What is the maximum microSD card capacity?

The camera supports microSD cards up to 128GB. For reliable recording, use Class 10 or UHS-I cards.

How do I enable motion detection?

Access the camera settings via the web interface or VMS. Go to Motion Detection tab, draw detection zones, and set sensitivity. You can also configure email alerts.

Is the camera suitable for outdoor use?

Yes, the camera has an IP66 weather rating, meaning it is dust-tight and protected against heavy water jets. It can operate in temperatures from -30°C to 60°C.

How do I update the firmware?

Download the latest firmware from 3xLOGIC's support site. In the camera web interface, go to Maintenance > Upgrade and upload the .bin file. Do not power off during update.

Can I view the camera remotely?

Yes, after setting up network access, you can view the camera through the 3xLOGIC VMS client software or mobile app. Ensure port forwarding is configured on your router.

What audio capabilities does the camera have?

The camera includes a built-in microphone and speaker for two-way audio communication. Enable audio in the camera settings and ensure your VMS supports audio streams.

How do I clean the camera lens?

Use a soft microfiber cloth slightly dampened with lens cleaner. Gently wipe the lens from center outward. Avoid touching the IR LED array.

USER MANUAL VISIX V 3xLOGIC

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VISIX V-Series All-in-One Cameras

User Manual

VIGIL v8.8 All-In-One Soware

This manual applies to the following camera models:

Camera Type	Model
2 Megapixel Exterior Bullet Camera	VX-2A-B-IWD
2 Megapixel Exterior Bullet Camera w/Remote Focus	VX-2A-B-RIWD
2 Megapixel Exterior Dome Camera	VX-2AD3-IWD
2 Megapixel Interior Mini Dome Camera	VX-2A-IMD-X
VERA 36° Field-of-Vision Thermal Bullet Camera	VX-VT-36

Thank you for purchasing our product. If there are any quesons, or requests, please do not hesitate to contact your sales representave or a 3xLOGIC support representave.

This manual may contain technical inaccuracies or prinng errors. Examples are based on VIGIL

Soware Version 8.80.0008 running over rmware 1.10.7.3. The camera's UI appearance may appear dierently depending on your current VIGIL soware and camera rmware versions.

The content of this guide is subject to change without noce. The manual will be amended if there are any hardware updates or changes.

Regulatory Informaon

FCC Informaon

FCC compliance: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protecon against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instrucon manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communicaons. Operaon of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

FCC Conditions

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operaon is subject to the following two conditions:

1). This device may not cause harmful interference.
2). This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operaon.

EU Conformity Statement

This product and - if applicable - the supplied accessories too are marked with "CE" and comply therefore with the applicable harmonized European standards listed under the Low Voltage Direcve 2006/95/EC, the EMC Direcve 2004/108/EC, the RoHS Direcve 2011/65/EU.

2012/19/EU (WEEE direcve): Products marked with this symbol cannot be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste in the European Union. For proper recycling, return this product to your local supplier upon the purchase of equivalent new equipment, or dispose of it at designated collecon points. For more informaon see: www.recyclethis.info.

2006/66/EC (baery direcve): This product contains a baery that cannot be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste in the European Union. See the product documentaon for specic baery informaon. The baery is marked with this symbol, which may include leering to indicate cadmium (Cd), lead (Pb), or mercury (Hg). For proper recycling, return the baery to your supplier or to a designated collecon point. For more informaon see: www.recyclethis.info

Safety Instrucon

These instrucons are intended to ensure that the user can use the product correctly to avoid danger or property loss.

The precauon measure is divided into 'Warnings' and 'Cauons':

WARNING: Serious injury or death may be caused if any of these warnings are neglected.

CAUTION: Injury or equipment damage may be caused if any of these cauons are neglected.

WARNING:

Please adopt a power adapter which can meet the safety extra low voltage (SELV) standard when possible, and source with 12 VDC or 24 VAC (depending on models) according to the IEC60950-1 and Limited Power Source standard. Before applying power to the camera, check the power source to ensure that it is within the speciaons
If the product does not work properly, please contact your dealer or the nearest service center. Never aempt to disassemble the camera yourself. (We shall not assume any responsibility for problems caused by unauthorized repair or maintenance.)
To reduce the risk of re or electrical shock, do not expose this product to rain or moisture unless it is an exterior/weatherproof model. Please do not install the camera in a place exposed to direct sunlight. Do not operate the camera in environments beyond the specied temperature. Refer to the VISIX V-Series All-in-One Hardware and Installaon manual for environmental conditions and limitaons of your parcular camera model.
This installaon should be made by a qualified service person and should conform to all the local codes.
■ Please install blackout equipment into the power supply circuit to prevent footage and data loss.
- Please make sure that the ceiling can support more than 50(N) Newtons of gravity if the camera is xed to the ceiling.

CAUTION:

■ Make sure the power supply voltage is correct before using the camera.
■ Do not drop the camera or subject it to physical shock.
- Do not touch sensor modules with ngers. If cleaning is necessary, use a clean cloth with a bit of ethanol and wipe it gently. If the camera will not be used for an extended period of me, put on the lens cap to protect the sensor from dirt.
- Do not aim the camera lens at the strong light such as sun or incandescent lamp. The strong light can cause fatal damage to the camera.
The sensor may be burned out by a laser beam, so when any laser equipment is being used, make sure that the surface of the sensor not be exposed to the laser beam.
Do not place the camera in extremely hot, cold temperatures (the operang temperature should be between -30^ 60^ , or -40^ 60^ if the camera model has an “H” in its sux), dusty or damp environment, and do not expose it to high electromagnec radiaon.
■ To avoid heat accumulaon, good venlaon is required for a proper operang environment.

• Keep the camera away from water and any liquid.
  ■ While shipping, the camera should be packed in its original packing.
• Improper use or replacement of the baery may result in hazard of explosion. Please use the manufacturer recommended baery type.

NOTE:

For cameras that support IR, you are required to pay aenon to the following precautions to prevent IR reecon.

Dust or grease on the dome cover will cause IR reection. Please do not remove the dome cover Im unl the installaon is nished. If there is dust or grease on the dome cover, clean the dome cover with clean so cloth and isopropyl alcohol.
■ Make certain the installaon locaon does not have reece surfaces of objects too close to the camera. The IR light from the camera may react back into the lens causing reecon.
The foam ring around the lens must be seated ush against the inner surface of the bubble to isolate the lens from the IR LEDs. Fasten the dome cover to camera body so that the foam ring and the dome cover are aached seamlessly.

Table of Contents

1 VISIX V-SERIES ALL-IN-ONE CAMERAS .... 10

1.1 INTRODUCTION 10

2 IDENTIFYING THE CAMERA ON YOUR NETWORK....11

2.1 IDENTIFYING CAMERA IP ADDRESS....11

Manually Identify Camera IP Address (MAC Address HEX Conversion) 11

Automacally Idenfy Camera IP Address with 3xLOGIC Camera Setup Utility ....12

Video Preview Using the 3xLOGIC Camera Setup Utility....13

3 ACCESSING THE CAMERA BROWSER INTERFACE....14

3.1 LOGGING IN TO THE CAMERA....14

AcveX Installaon 14

4 QUICK START....15

4.1 VIEW LIVE AND PLAYBACK (RECORDED) VIDEO....15

Viewing Live Video 15

Viewing Playback Video....16

4.2 CONFIGURE VIGIL CONNECT ALIAS....18

4.3 CONFIGURE A VIDEO ANALYTICS (VCA) RULE (ANALYTICS LICENSE REQUIRED) 19

Enabling VCA....19

VCA Analycs Calibraon 19

VCA Analycs Rule Conguraon 21

Conguring a Line (Tripwire) with On-Screen Counter 21

Conguring a Dwell Timer Zone 23

Previewing Analycs Overlay....23

4.4 INTEGRATING ALL-IN-ONE CAMERA WITH VIGIL SERVER USING VIGIL ANALYTICS BRIDGE 25

Installaon of Analycs Bridge 25

VIGIL Server Conguraon....26

VIGIL Server Conguraon – Network Camera Sengs 27

VIGIL Analycs Bridge – Launching the VIGIL Analycs Bridge 28

Conguring a 3xLOGIC All-in-One Camera in the VIGIL Analycs Bridge....29

4.5 ADDING ALL-IN-ONE CAMERA TO VIGIL SUITE UTILITIES 32

VIGIL Client - Adding a V-Series All-in-One Camera 32

VIGIL VCM - Adding a V-Series All-in-One Camera....33

3xLOGIC View Lite II Mobile (Android and iOS) – Adding a V-Series All-in-One Camera......34

3xCLOUD Cross-Platform Web Client – Adding a V-Series All-in-One Camera.... 35

4.6 REBOOT AND RESET TO FACTORY DEFAULT PROCEDURES 36

Reboong the Camera using the reset buon....36

Reboot the Camera Using the 3xLOGIC Camera Setup Utility 36

Reboot the Camera via Web Browser Interface 36

Reseng Camera Sengs to Factory Default 36

Reset to Factory Default Sengs via camera Web interface 37

5 BASIC TAB....38

Recording Device Control 45

6 LIVE AND SEARCH (PLAYBACK) TABS 46

6.1 LIVE TAB....46

Live Viewer – Opons Panel – Opons Tab....46

Live Viewer – Opons Panel – Status Tab 48

6.2 SEARCH (PLAYBACK) TAB 48

7 SETUP (ADVANCED) TAB....51

7.1 BASIC CONFIGURATION MENU....51

Users 51

Add a User....51

Modify a User....52

Remove a User 52

User Authencaon 52

TCP/IP 52

Basic Conguraon Menu - TCP/IP Sengs - IPv6 Sengs Conguraon....53

Date & Time 54

Stream....55

Stream Seings....56

Snapshot Sengs 56

Focus Assist....57

7.2 VIDEO MENU....57

Camera....57

General Sengs....58

Video Appearance Sengs 58

Video Transform Seings....58

Exposure Sengs....59

Digital Wide Dynamic Range Sengs 60

Day & Night Sengs....60

White Balance Sengs....61

Image Signal Processing Sengs....61

Video Stabilizaon Sengs 61

Burnt-In Text (OSD) 62

Encoder Prole 63

Adding or Modifying an Encoder Prole 63

Stream....64

Stream Seings....65

Privacy Mask....66

Video Out (BNC) 66

7.3 EVENT CONFIGURATION MENU....67

Event rules 67

Adding or Modifying an Event Rule 68

Event Source (Triggers) Tab - Adding/Modifying Event Rule 69

Event Acon Tab - Adding/Modifying Event Rule 70

Moon Detecon....71

Face Detecon 72

Network Loss....73

Heart Beat....74

Schedule....74

Adding/Modifying a Schedule 75

E-Mail Recipients 75

Add/Modify an E-Mail Recipient....76

FTP Nocaon 77

Add/Modify an FTP Server 78

HTTP Nocaons 79

Add/Modify an HTTP Server 80

TCP Nocaons....81

TCP Server 82

Mulcast Nocaon 83

7.4 NETWORK CONFIGURATION MENU....84

TCP/IP Seng 84

Network Conguraon Menu - TCP/IP Sengs - IPv6 Seings Conguraon 85

Web Server Sengs....86

NTP Sengs....86

UPnP Sengs....87

RTSP/RTP Sengs 87

RTSP Conguraon 87

SRTP 88

Unicast 88

Mulcast 89

RTMP Sengs....90

mDNS Seings 91

WS-Discovery Sengs 91

SMTP (E-Mail Server) Sengs 92

DDNS Sengs 93

SNMP Sengs....94

IP Filtering Sengs 95

Hosted Service Sengs....96

7.5 STORAGE MENU....97

SD Sengs 97

SD Storage List 97

Recording Device Control....98

FTP Sengs....99

Recording....100

Connuous (Recording) Sengs....102

7.6 VCA MENU....103

Enable/Disable 103

Zones and Rules Sengs 104

Zones and Rules Sengs – Zones & Rules Tab 104

Create Zone....106

Create Line (Tripwire)....108

Create Counter......111

Zones and Rules Sengs - Logical Rules Tab 112

Adding/Modifying a Logical Rule....113

Calibraon Sengs....115

Classicaon Seings 117

Tamper Detecon Sengs 118

Scene Change Sengs....118

Burnt-In Annotaon Sengs 119

Counter Reporng Sengs....121

Reporng Service Tab – Counter Reporng Sengs 121

Database Service Tab – Counter Reporng Seings....122

E-mail Nocaon Tab - Counter Reporng Sengs 123

Add/Modify a Counter Report E-Mail Nocaon Recipient....124

E-Mail Conguraon....124

Schedule Conguraon 125

Report Conguraon 126

Advanced VCA Sengs....127

Import/Export Seings 128

7.7 MAINTENANCE MENU....129

Users 129

Add a User....129

Modify a User....129

Remove a User 130

User Authencaon 130

Date & Time Sengs 130

API Sengs 132

Language seings....132

rmware Upgrade 133

System Log Sengs 133

Conguraon Import/Export SETTINGS....134

Reset all Sengs....135

Reboot....135

3xLOGIC....135

7.8 ACTIVATION MENU....136

Acvate 136

7.9 ABOUT MENU 137

Informaon 137

License 138

8 IP ADDRESS – HEXADECIMAL/DECIMAL CONVERSION TABLE ....139

9 REVISION HISTORY 140

1 VISIX V-Series All-in One Cameras

1.1 Introducon

VISIX V-Series All-in-One, edge-based IP cameras are powerful, full-featured, VMS and advanced analyc capable. VISIX V-Series cameras provide a complete surveillance solution for the small and medium sized businesses and for unique single-point applications.

These new cameras' embedded analytics use algorithms that automacally self-adjust, so the user can concentrate on the all-important detector rules. This feature greatly simplifies the analytical process, requiring only a few mouse clicks to congregate a detector rule. Such advanced analytics enable object classicaon, direcon determinaon, people counng, and dwell mes meaning the camera's intelligence becomes valuable and can be leveraged across the organization, not just for security and loss-prevenon.

When enabled, the embedded VIGIL Server soware allows these cameras to be run as stand-alone devices, recording video to the onboard memory card. This makes these All-in-One cameras compatible with 3xLOGIC's exisng soware suite including VIGIL Client, VIGIL VCM, VIGIL View Lite II, and VIGIL Cloud applicaons. Simple plug-and-play installaon enables camera access using a standard web browser (Microso IE/Edge required for AcveX Control), VIGIL Client, or through a mobile device or tablet ulizing the easy-to-use QR code quick setup.

Several models exist to best suit any number of environments, however operaon of the V-Series All-in-One soware (web) interface remains uniform across all models. Details on identifying and connecng to a camera on your network, accessing a camera's web interface, sengs, video and details regarding the camera's web interface itself are contained within this manual.

2 Identifying the Camera on your Network

2.1 Idenfying Camera IP Address

To begin viewing video or conging a camera's network sengs from the camera's web/browser interface, the user must first identify the device's IP address. The default IP address of the camera is 192.168.XXX.XXX. The default subnet mask is 255.255.0.0.

On simple, private networks, a user can manually identify the IP address of the camera by converging the camera's MAC address hex values, however, the alternate method, which is recommended by 3xLOGIC, is to use the 3xLOGIC (VSX-IP) Camera Setup Utility. The utility makes detection and congrating of VISIX camera's in any network environment simple and easy, regardless of network complexity.

Please install the camera before connuing. Neither of the below methods require an external internet conncon, however, the camera and the PC being used to communicate with it must reside on the same network.

MANUALLY IDENTIFY CAMERA IP ADDRESS (MAC ADDRESS HEX CONVERSION)

Users can access the camera's web interface and sengs using a device's default IP address: In case of generic private network environment where IP address 192.168.XXX.XXX are used, the following procedure can be used to identify a device's IP address.

Steps:

1). Convert the device's MAC address to the IP address. Refer to Secon 8: Hexadecimal-Decimal Conversion Chart at the end of the manual (the MAC address of the device is written on the label axed to the side or boom of the device).

2). Start the Microso® Internet Explorer/Edge web browser and enter the address of the device.
3). Web streaming and device conguraons are supported through AcveX program. When the AcveX installaon window appears, authorize and install the AcveX.

AUTOMATICALLY IDENTIFY CAMERA IP ADDRESS WITH 3XLOGIC CAMERA SETUP UTILITY

Using the 3xLOGIC Camera (VSX-IP) Setup Utility is recommended for any network environment as it will find all VISIX cameras across multiple subnet masks, utilizing mDNS search discovery. Camera information such as IP Address, Subnet Mask and Gateway Sengs will be displayed and can be edited from this utility. To search for a device, launch the utility (VSXIPULity.exe):

Steps:

1). Click on Detect Online Devices/ Change IP Address to proceed to the Online Devices window.

Figure 2-1: Detecng Online Devices

Aer clicking Detect Online Devices/ Change IP Address on the main page you will be taken to the Online Devices window. A list of all VISIX devices discovered on your network will be visible.

2). To select a device, click on the desired device in the generated menu under the Select Online Devices area.
3). To change an IP address for a selected VISIX camera in the Detect Online Devices window, select the desired camera, click on the Change IP Address buon. The elds under the Congure IP Address area will un-grey to allow for manual eding of camera IP addresses as well as other sengs.

Figure 2-2: Identifying Device IP Address

4). When you have nished eding the sengs, click Save IP Address to save new changes.
5). Start the Microso® Edge/Internet Explorer web browser and enter the address of the device.

6). Web streaming and device conguraons are supported through AcveX program. When the AcveX installaon window appears, authorize and install the AcveX.

VIDEO PREVIEW USING THE 3XLOGIC CAMERA SETUP UTILITY

Amongst its many funcons, the 3xLOGIC Camera Setup Utility can provide the user with a video preview from a currently selected device. This can be used to quickly conrm the correct camera has been located, and that it is successfully streaming/recording footage. To begin:

Steps:

1). Click Detect Online Devices.

Figure 2-3: Video Preview - Detecng Online Devices

2). Double-click the camera you wish to video preview in the list of discovered devices.

Figure 2-4: Video Preview – Selectng Device

3). The 3xLOGIC Camera Setup Utility main page will now load with the chosen device selected. Click Video Preview.

Figure 2-5: Video Preview

NOTE:

Whether directly accessing streaming video through the camera web interface or taking steps through 3xLOGIC Camera Setup Utility, AcveX must be installed for Microso® Internet Explorer to have the complete conguraon privileges.

3 Accessing the Camera Browser Interface

Once the device's proper IP address has been idened, type the IP into a web browser URL bar (Microso Internet Explorer/Edge required for AcveX control) to view the camera's browser interface and video stream images, congure image sengs, congure VCA rules, etc...

3.1 Logging In to the Camera

Upon entering the device IP address into your browser URL bar, a login prompt similar to the example below will deploy (appearance will vary depending on PC operang system, browser version, etc...). The default username and password is admin/12345.

Figure 3-1: Camera Login

Aer successfully clearing the rst login aempt, a conneccon will be made between your system and the camera. A second login sequence will be required to access the camera's VIGIL web interface. If this is the rst me inializing access to the camera on your current PC system, an AcveX control installaon pop up may deploy. AcveX is required for viewing video in the browser.

ACTIVEX INSTALLATION

Steps:

1). When the browser asks to install the AxUMF soware, click Install to proceed.
2). When the setup installaon pop-up window appears, click Install to proceed with rest of installaon.

Figure 3-2: AcveX (AxUMF.cab) Installaon

NOTE:

Depending on system OS and Internet Explorer version, installaon experience may dier from one another. Figures described above are from Windows 7, Internet Explorer 9 environment.

Upon compleon, the camera's web/browser interface will be fully accessible for video viewing and sengs conguraon.

4 Quick Start

Contained within this secon are quick start ps to help a user familiarize themselves with the basic operaon of their VISIX V-Series All-in-One Camera. Please be sure to locate the camera on your network and access the camera's browser interface using the instrucon in Secon 2: Idenfying the

Camera on your Network and Secon 3: Accessing the Camera Browser Interface before connuing through this secon.

4.1 View Live and Playback (Recorded) Video

VIEWING LIVE VIDEO

Aer logging into the camera's browser interface, a user may view live video from the camera. To view live video:

Steps:

1). Select the Live tab at the top-le of the camera's browser interface.

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Figure 4-1: Opening the Live Tab

2). This will open the camera's Live Viewer.

Figure 4-2: Live Tab

For more informaon on the Live tab user interface and opons, see Secon 6.1: Live Tab.

Aer logging into the camera's browser interface, a user may view playback video recorded by the camera.

Steps:

1). To view playback video, select the Search tab.

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Figure 4-3: Opening the Search (Playback) Tab

2). This will open the camera's Playback Search window.

Figure 4-3: Search (Playback) Tab

3). Set the day (search me range is automacally set to the current day).
4). Click the context arrow to reveal all search results for the selected day. All search Condions will be enabled by default. All available les, with an included thumbnail and le informaon, will be visible.

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Figure 4-4: Search Result Thumbnails

5). Click the next to a le (thumbnail) to load and playback the video in the Playback Viewer.

Basic Live Search Setup

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Figure 4-5: Video File Playback

When viewing playback, the followings tools may be utilized:

Playback Tools	Descripon
	Download a snapshot of the current frame to your local system.
	Download the clip to your current system
	View the video in full-screen mode
AutomacPlayback Next File	Playback all available les sequenally in the order they were recorded.

6). Use the navigaon controls at the boom of the page to navigate mulple pages of search results.

For more informaon on the Search (Playback) Tab interface and funconality, see Secon 6.2: Search ____(Playback) Tab.

4.2 Congure VIGIL Connect Alias

VIGIL Connect allows VIGIL VMS users to remotely connect to a VIGIL Server/V-Series All-in-One camera using the system serial number or a user denied VIGIL Connect alias, without the need for extensive changes to an existing network's sengs. This allows for the device to be networked with other VIGIL suite ulies with lile eort and minimal knowledge of the device's network conncon values.

Steps:

1). To congure a VIGIL Connect alias, navigate to the camera's Basic Tab>Camera Conguraon Menu>Site Informaon Sengs page.

Figure 4-6: Conguring a VIGIL Connect Alias

2). Fill in the VIGIL Connect Alias eld with an alias of your choosing.
3). Click Apply to save the new alias.

Your VISIX V-Series All-in-One camera can now be networked with other 3xLOGIC ulies and VIGIL suite applicaons (VIGIL Client, VIGIL VCM, View Lite II(Android and iOS), 3xCLOUD, etc...) using only the camera's VIGIL Connect Alias.

4.3 Congure a Video Analycs (VCA) Rule (Analycs License Required)

ENABLING VCA

Before conguring any analycs rules, VCA (video content analysis) must rst be enabled on your All-in-One camera. An All-in-One Analycs license is required to congure and ulize VCA analycs rules on VISIX All-in-One cameras. To enable VCA:

Steps:

1). Navigate to the Setup (Advanced) Tab > VCA > Enable/ Disable sengs page.
2). Check o Enable under the VCA Conguraon secon.

Figure 4-7: Enabling VCA Analycs

Aer enabling VCA, several other conguraon opons will be deployed.

3). Under the VCA Features secon, select acve analycs type. For the purposes of this example, both Object Tracking and Counng Line will be enabled.
4). Under the Tracking Mode secon, select the analycs tracking mode. In this example, the People tracking mode is selected (People tracking requires an Advanced analycs license. If using Surveillance tracking mode, the steps in this example are sll accurate.)
5). Click Apply to save the new sengs.

VCA ANALYTICS CALIBRATION

Another preliminary step before conging VCA analycs rules is the need to calibrate the cameras for accurate analycs object recognition and tracking.

The calibraon process includes conguring the correct camera angle and eld of view, as well as the delineaon of ancipated object (people, car, etc...) size. Proper calibraon of the camera is required to ensure accurate analytics counts and tracking. To begin calibraon:

Steps:

1). Navigate to the Setup (Advanced) Tab > VCA > Calibraon sengs page.

Figure 4-8: Calibrang Analycs
2). Adjust calibraon sengs as required. A user may perform basic calibraon cameras via two separate methods:
i. Click-and-Drag. - For this method, click and drag the green calibraon grid to sasfactorily emulate the camera's height, It perspective, and eld of view. The mimics may be moved around the image to help the user gauge perspective. The mouse scroll wheel is also ulized to adjust camera height, and consequently the size of the calibraon grid and mimics. Use resizing of these elements to ancipate average object size.

ii. Manual Conguraon - Manually enter/adjust calibraon values under Camera Setup. As the user enters values, the calibraon overlay on the live preview will react accordingly.
3). If required, adjust Pan Angle and Roll Angle under the Advanced Parameters secon using the slider bars. As the sliders are moved, the calibraon overlay over the preview image will react accordingly. Advanced Parameters must be entered and cannot be adjusted using Click-and-Drag.
Right-click within the video preview for the following calibraon tools:

Right-Click Opon	Descripon
Virtual Ruler	Select this tool to anchor a virtual ruler from the point-of the right click.Drag your mouse across the image to extend the ruler. Use this feature to ensure accurate perspecve calibraon sengs.
Draw Horizon	Select this opon to add a drawn horizon line to the calibraon grid. This horizon line will be visible when the camera’s lt angle is twenty degrees or less.
Transparent Grid (enabled by default)	Select this opon to make the green calibraon grid transparent.
Add Mimic	Add another mimic to the live preview.
Pause	Pause the live preview image on the current frame.

4). When you have calibrated the camera to your sasfacon, click Apply to save the new calibraon sengs.

VCA ANALYTICS RULE CONFIGURATION

Aer enabling VCA and calibrang your All-in-One camera, a VCA rule may be congured. For the purpose of this example, two separate rules: a basic counting line (tripwire) and a dwell me zone, will be congured separately.

CONFIGURING A LINE (TRIPWIRE) WITH ON-SCREEN COUNTER

Steps:

1). To congregate a VCA line, navigate to the Setup (Advanced) Tab > VCA > Zones and Rules sengs page.
2). Right-click in the video preview area and select Zone/Line>Create Line.
3). Draw the line segment as desired by clicking to place both end points
4). Assign a Name and Color to the line.

Figure 4-9: Conguring Analys Rules

Now, the manner in which the line counts objects must be congured. The two most common counting methods using a line are:

i. Presence – Count will increase whenever an object makes contact with the line, regardless of direcon.
ii. Direconal - (located under Counng Line) – Count increases when the line is crossed toward a dened direcon.

In the above example and for the purpose of this instruconal, direconal counng is used. To proceed:

5). Under the Counng Line secon of the line sengs, check-o both Direcon A and Direcon B. In the above example, Direcon A was renamed "Counng Wire 1 - Out" and Direcon B was renamed "Counng Wire 1 - In" for easy recognition.
6). Click Apply at the boom of the window to save the newly congured counng line.

The tripwire will now tally separate counts for both congured direcons. To display counts for each direcon on-screen, a VCA counter must be congured. To congure a counter for use with your counng line/tripwire:

7). Right-click within the viewing area and select Counter>Add Counter

Figure 4-10: Conguring a VCA Counter

8). Place the counter overlay in the desired posion.
9). Assign a Name and Color (In Counter and green used in the above example, respectively).
10). Congure the counter's Increment rule

i. Check o Inc 0.

ii. Set the Inc 0 value to the desired trip wire/counng line. In the above example, Inc 0 is set to increment whenever Counng Wire 1 – In is triggered.

11). Repeat Steps 7-12 to create a separate counter for Counng Wire 1 – Out
12). Click Apply to save the new counter sengs.

The tripwire should now count both direcons and display counts via the congured counters. For instrucons on previewing your analycs overlay, see Previewing Analycs Overlay.

CONFIGURING A DWELL TIMER ZONE

Steps:

1). To congregate a VCA Zone with Dwell Timer Alarm, navigate to the Setup (Advanced) Tab > VCA > Zones and Rules sengs page.
2). Right-click in the video preview area and select Zone/Line>Create Zone.
3). Draw the zone as desired by clicking and dragging each corner until a sasfactory shape and posion is achieved.
4). Assign a Name and Color to the zone.

Figure 4-11: Conguring a VCA Dwell Timer Zone

5). Enable the Dwell rule.
6). Set an appropriate dwell Threshold. 5 seconds is used in the above example.
7). Click Apply to save the new zone sengs.

An analycs dwell event(alarm) will now trigger whenever an object has spent more than 5 seconds in the dened zone. For instrucons on previewing your analycs overlay, navigate to Previewing Analys Overlay.

PREVIEWING ANALYTICS OVERLAY

Steps:

1). For a full live preview of your analytics overlay, select the Live tab.
2). In the Live viewer, right-click and select Show Counter and Show Zones to overlay counters and zones/lines.

Figure 4-12: Example 1 Counng Line (Tripwire) Analycs Overlay

Figure 4-13: Example 2 - Dwell Timer Zone Analytics Overlay

4.4 Integrang All-in-One Camera with VIGIL Server Using VIGIL Analycs Bridge

VIGIL Analycs Bridge allows stand-alone VCA analycs rules found on a 3xLOGIC VISIX All-in-One Camera web sengs to be used and processed by a VIGIL Server and other VIGIL business intelligence products. Quick conguraon within VIGIL Server and VIGIL Analycs Bridge is all that is needed to obtain analycs data directly from a 3xLOGIC All-in-One camera.

INSTALLATION OF ANALYTICS BRIDGE

The ulizaon of a 3xLOGIC All-in-One camera in VIGIL Server requires the installaon of the VIGIL Analycs Bridge program on the same system as VIGIL Server. The Analycs Bridge installer can be downloaded here from www.3xlogic.com. Once it is successfully downloaded to your computer:

Steps:

1). Double click on VigilAnalycsBridge.exe to begin the installaon.
2). You will be prompted to close all VIGIL Services. Click Close All and follow the on-screen instrucons to connue the installaon process.

Figure 4-14: VIGIL Analycs Bridge Installaon Progress

3). Once the installaon has completed, you will be prompted to reboot your system.

Figure 4-15: Post-Installaoon Reboot Pop-Up

4). Click Reboot Now to nalize the installaon process.

VIGIL SERVER CONFIGURATION

To congure a network camera in VIGIL Server:

Steps:

1). Click on Sengs in the icon menu toolbar on the VIGIL Server main screen. The Seings window will deploy.
2). Select the desired camera channel from the Cameras list.
3). Click the Network Camera checkbox.
4). Click the Sengs buon to launch the Network Camera Sengs window. If Network Camera was not checked before the previous step, the Network Camera Sengs window will have deployed automacally.

Figure 4-16: Conguring a Network Camera

VIGIL SERVER CONFIGURATION – NETWORK CAMERA SETTINGS

The Network Camera Sengs window is where the direct conguraon of the 3xLOGIC All-in-One camera will take place.

Steps:

1). Fill in all the required informaon and press OK.
2). Aer the Network Camera Sengs window closes, click OK or Apply to save the sengs in VIGIL Server.

VIGIL Server is able to receive video from one or many network cameras connected to the LAN or WAN. VIGIL Server currently supports several types of network cameras aside from 3xLOGIC All-in-One Cameras.

To edit a network camera at any me aer inial conguraon:

Steps:

1). Access VIGIL Server Sengs>Camera Setup Tab, select the desired network camera and click the Network Camera Sengs buon. This will open the Network Camera Sengs window.

NOTE:

The Network Camera feature disables the physical camera input on video capture cards for the selected camera channel.

Figure 4-17: Network Camera Seings Window

Field	Descripon
Type	The type of network camera.
Address	The IP or HTTP address of the camera. It is not necessary to include hp:// at the beginning of the HTTP address.
Web/Camera Sengs	Connects to the camera's web interface to make changes to the camera's internal sengs.
Data / RTSP Port	The network ports used to connect with the camera.
Camera Number	Some Network Camera types also support Encoders. Select the Camera number on the encoder to use for this network camera.
URL	Set this to the camera URL, if applicable. For 3xLOGIC All-in-One cameras, the url will be automacally set to rtsp:// [ip address] /ch0_unicasy_rststream
Stream Type	Select the video stream type for the camera: MPEG4, JPEG, or H264.
Timeout	The number of seconds to aempt to connect to the camera before ming out. If the meout is reached, “Signal Loss” displays in the Live Viewer window.
User/Password	The user name and password to connect to the camera. The default values are automacally entered.

VIGIL ANALYTICS BRIDGE – LAUNCHING THE VIGIL ANALYTICS BRIDGE

Once the 3xLOGIC All-in-One camera has been congured in VIGIL Server, it must be congured in the VIGIL Analycs Bridge.

Steps:

1). To launch the Analycs Bridge, navigate to Start > All Programs>VIGIL and click VIGIL Analycs Bridge.

Figure 4-18: Launching VIGIL Analycs Bridge

2). If the Analycs Bridge UI does not deploy aer launching from the Windows Start Menu, locate and double-click on the Analycs Bridge quick launch icon in the Windows Task Bar (pictured below).

Figure 4-19: VIGIL Analycs Bridge Quick Launch Icon

CONFIGURING A 3XLOGIC ALL-IN-ONE CAMERA IN THE VIGIL ANALYTICS BRIDGE

The Analycs Bridge main screen is pictured below. All conguraon of the Analycs Bridge takes place from this screen.

Figure 4-20: VIGIL Analycs Bridge Main UI

Field	Descripon
Add Camera	Add/Edit camera opens the Add/Edit window, pictured below.
Delete Camera	Deletes the currently selected camera.
Enable All	Enable/Disable All. Enables and disables all cameras congured in VIGIL Analycs Bridge. Disabling the cameras will stop VIGIL from perceiving the camera's analycs data.
Save Changes	Saves any changes done aer a new camera is congured. Will only appear aer a new camera has been congured or an exisng one has been edited.
Undo Changes	Undoes any conguraon changes. Will only appear aer a new camera has been congured or an exisng one has been edited.
Enabled	Enabled cameras will send analycs data to VIGIL Server. Disabled cameras will connue to record as normal, but will not retain any analycs data.
VIGIL Camera	The name of the camera as denied in VIGIL Server.
Type	The type of the camera: 3xLOGIC, SenTech Crosspoint, UDP or VideolQ. Select 3xLOGIC for 3xLOGIc All-in-One cameras.
Status	Will display either Receiving events or Stopped. Related to whether or not the camera is enabled or disabled.

Steps:

1). To begin conguraon of the 3xLOGIC All-in-One camera within VIGIL Analycs Bridge, click Add Device.

Figure 4-21: Adding a Device to VIGIL Analycs Bridge

2). The Add/Edit Camera window will appear, shown below. Fill in all the required informaon regarding the 3xLOGIC All-in-One camera and press Load Device for a video preview from the camera.

Figure 4-22: VIGIL Analycs Bridge - Add Device Window

Camera conncon and conguraon sengs are described below:

Field	Descripon
VIGIL Camera	A dropdown list containing all of the cameras currently congured with VIGIL Server.
Device Type	The type of device/camera being edited or added. 3xLOGIC, SenTech Crosspoint, UDP or VideoIQ. Select 3xLOGIC for 3xLOGIc All-in-One cameras.
HTTP Port	One of two ports used to connect to the camera's analycs data.
Username	Username required to sign in to the camera.
Password	Password required to sign in to the camera.
Collect Counters	Enables the collecon of data counters
Collect Stascs	Enables the collecon of analycs stascs
Collected Data is Private	This feature prevents VIGIL Central Management from acquiring analycs informaon collected by the camera.
Load Device	Click this buon aer the other device/camera sengs have been correctly input. The device/camera's feed will be displayed in the Live Video window to the right,if available.
Raw Event Data	Contains a raw dump of analycs event data coming from the camera.
Event Triggers	Descripon
Detect	Detects any congured analycs rules located on the camera.
Add	Manually adds a rule. Adding a rule will tell VIGIL Analycs Bridge to search for a rule of that name. It will not add the rule to the camera.
Delete	Deletes a rule from VIGIL Analycs Bridge.
Enabled	Enabling a rule allows VIGIL Analycs Bridge to monitor the matching rule in the camera and place analycs data in VIGIL Server's database. The name of the rule in VIGIL Analycs Bridge is case sensitive and must be idencal to a corresponding rule in a camera.
Silent	Enabling the Silent opon will place analycs data for the associated rule into VIGIL Server's database, but will hide the rule from being seen by VIGIL Server.
Private	This eld will indicate whether or not data from this camera is being collected by VIGIL Central Management (VCM).
Name	The name of the rule. The rule name must be idencal to a rule located on the camera. The name is case sensitive.
Display Opons	Lists any acve display opons.

3). Once you have congured camera conncon informaon, click the Detect buon to detect the analycs rules currently congured on the camera. Whenever new rules are congured on the camera, the Detect funconality must be used to update the rules in the Analycs Bridge.

4). Click OK aer detecng. The Add/Edit Device window will close.

5). On the main screen, click Save Changes. Save Changes will only appear when a camera has been added or edited. All new rule sengs will be pushed to VIGIL Server.

Figure 4-23: VIGIL Analycs Bridge - Saving Changes

Conguraon is now complete. The VIGIL Server system will now record video and data based on the 3xLOGIC All-in-One camera's-detected analytics events.

4.5 Adding All-in-One Camera to VIGIL Suite Ulies

VIGIL CLIENT - ADDING A V-SERIES ALL-IN-ONE CAMERA

Steps:

1). To interface a VISIX All-in-One Camera with VIGIL Client Launch VIGIL Client (Local Mode only; VCM mode will only display Servers from a networked VCM Server) and select Servers from the Servers top menu. This will launch the Servers window. VISIX All-in-One devices are considered edge recording devices, and thus are recognized as their own VIGIL Server within the VIGIL suite.
2). Click Add. This will deploy the Add/Edit VIGIL Server window.
3). Enable the Use VIGIL Connect opon. If connecng using tradional network connecn criteria is desired, enter the cameras IP Address/DNS Name and conrm TCP/IP port status.
4). Enter in the VIGIL Connect alias of the desired VISIX All-in-One camera (VIGILTest1 used in the below example). Skip this step if using tradional network connecon criteria (IP/Port).
5). Click Test VIGIL Connect to conrm the camera can be communicated with through the Connect system using the provided alias. Skip this step if using tradional network conncon criteria (IP/Port).

Figure 4-24: Adding All-in-One Camera to VIGIL Client

6). If the test is successful, then VIGIL Client can successfully communicate with the Server. Click OK at the boom of the Add Server window aer conguring all required elds to save the new Server to VIGIL Client. For more informaon on conguring VIGIL Servers, please see Secon 5.1 of the VIGIL Client Users Guide.

NOTE:

The camera will be visible in the Client treeview and will be represented by a icon. The camera video stream can be added to the VIGIL Client viewer in the same manner as VIGIL Server cameras; Simply extend the camera's drop-down menu and double click the icon to add it to the viewer. Alternatively, a user can drag-and-drop the camera stream icon into the desired frame of the VIGIL Client viewer.

For more informaon on conguring VIGIL Servers/V-Series All-in-One camera in VIGIL Client, please see Secon 5.1 of the VIGIL Client Users Guide.

VIGIL VCM - ADDING A V-SERIES ALL-IN-ONE CAMERA

Steps:

1). To add a VISIX All-in-One Camera to VCM for central management and health-monitoring purposes, launch a VCM Client.
2). Log into a VCM Server.

Figure 4-25: Adding an All-in-One Camera to VCM

3). Click the Health Monitor buon.
4). Select (le-click) a Server Group from the Server Groups sidebar to. The All-in-One camera will be added to this group.
5). Click the Add Server buon (only available aer selecng an applicable Server Group). This will launch the Add/Edit Server form. VISIX All-in-One devices are considered edge recording devices, and thus are recognized as their own Server within the VIGIL suite, including VCM.
6). Check o VIGIL Camera. This will indicate to VCM that the device you are adding is a VISIX all-in-One camera.
7). Check-o Use VIGIL Connect. Alternatively, if you wish to use traditional network connection criteria, leave Use VIGIL Connect disabled and enter in IP/DNS Name and Port info (if using standard network conncon values, also ignore step 8 of these instrucons) for the device.
8). Enter the VIGIL Connect alias of the All-in-One camera in the Serial No./Alias eld.
9). Aer entering an alias, click Test VIGIL Connect to ensure successful communicaon with the VIGIL Connect system.
10). Fill in all remaining required elds and click OK to add the camera to your list of centrally managed VIGIL Servers/VISIX All-in-One cameras.

If you experience issues connecng to the All-in-One camera in VCM, conrm the alias that has been entered is correct. If all sengs appear to be correct, contact 3xLOGIC for further instrucon or reference Tech Tip 140028 VIGIL Connect Troubleshoot Guide for troubleshooting ps.

3XLOGIC VIEW LITE II MOBILE (ANDROID AND IOS) – ADDING A V-SERIES ALL-IN-ONE CAMERA

Steps:

1). To interface a VISIX All-in-One camera with 3xLOGIC's View Lite II mobile app, launch the View Lite II app on your mobile device (Android OS is pictured in the below screenshot, however, the process is identical in the iOS version).

2). Tap the 📁 icon to deploy the Sengs menu.

4). Tap Add VIGIL Server. This will launch the Add VIGIL Server form. VISIX All-in-One devices are considered edge recording devices, and thus are recognized as their own VIGIL Server within the VIGIL suite, including View Lite.

Figure 4-26: Adding an All-in-One Camera to View Lite II

5). Enable VIGIL Connect. Alternatively, if you wish to use traditional network conncon criteria, leave VIGIL Connect disabled and enter in an IP/DNS Name and Port info (if using standard network conncon criteria, also ignore step 6 of these instrucons) for the device.

6). Enter in the VIGIL Connect alias for the desired VISIX V-Series All-in-One camera (VIGILTest1 used in the above example).

7). Fill in the remaining required elds and tap Save to save the All-in-One camera to View Lite II. A user may now add the camera stream to the View Lite viewer using the same process as adding VIGIL Server or 3xCLOUD networked cameras.

3XCLOUD CROSS-PLATFORM WEB CLIENT – ADDING A V-SERIES ALL-IN-ONE CAMERA

Steps:

1). To interface a VISIX All-in-One camera with a 3xCLOUD web client account, login to your 3xCLOUD account (www.3xlogiccloud.com).

Figure 4-27: Adding an All-in-One Camera to a 3xCLOUD Account

2). Click the button to open the Sengs menu.
3). Select the Servers icon.
4). Click the + Add Servers.. buon (not pictured above). This will deploy the Add/Edit VIGIL Server form. VISIX All-in-One devices are considered edge recording devices, and thus are recognized as their own VIGIL Server within the VIGIL suite, including 3xCLOUD.
5). Click the By Serial No./Alias tab to congregate the Server with a VIGIL Connect alias. If using tradional network conncon criteria is desired, click the By IP Address and Port buon enter in an IP and Port info (if using standard network conncon criteria, also ignore step 6 of these instrucons) for the device.
6). Enter the VIGIL Connect alias of the desired All-in-One camera in the Serial No./Alias eld (VIGILTest1 used in the above example).
7). Fill in all required elds and click Add to save the All-in-One camera to your 3xCLOUD VIGIL Server list.

The All-in-One camera should now be available to add to your 3xCLOUD layout. If you experience conncon issues, conrm the conncon info (IP Address and Port/VIGIL Connect Alias) you entered is correct. If all sengs appear to be correct, contact 3xLOGIC for further instrucon or reference Tech Tip 140028 VIGIL Connect Troubleshoot Guide for troubleshooting ps.

4.6 Reboot and Reset to Factory Default Procedures

REBOOTING THE CAMERA USING THE RESET BUTTON

Steps:

1). Press the reset buon for 2 seconds while the device is active. See the VISIX V-Series All-in-One Camera Hardware and Installaon Manual for the locaon of your parcular camera model's Reset buon.
2). Wait for the system to reboot.

NOTE:

Please do not hold the reset buon for more than 2 seconds. Otherwise, the camera may be switched to its Factory Default sengs.

REBOOT THE CAMERA USING THE 3XLOGIC CAMERA SETUP UTILITY

Steps:

1). Open the 3xLOGIC Camera (VSX-IP) Setup Ulity.
2). Select your device.
3). Open Advanced Sengs.
4). Click Reboot.

REBOOT THE CAMERA VIA WEB BROWSER INTERFACE

Steps:

1). Login to the cameras web browser interface.
2). Navigate to Basic Tab> Camera Conguraon Menu > Maintenance.
3). Click the Reboot buon.
4). You will be prompted to conrm the reboot process. Click OK to proceed.

RESETTING CAMERA SETTINGS TO FACTORY DEFAULT

Reseng the device back to the factory default will reinitialize all parameters including the IP address back to the factory defaults. To reset back to the factory default:

Steps:

1). Press the reset buon and hold it while the device is in use.
2). Release the buon aer 10 seconds.
3). Wait for the system to reboot.

Factory Default Connecon Sengs
IP address	192.168.xx.yy
Network Mask	255.255.0.0
Gateway	192.168.0.1
Username	Admin
Password	12345

RESET TO FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS VIA CAMERA WEB INTERFACE

Steps:

1). Login to the camera's browser interface.
2). Navigate to Basic Tab> Camera Conguraon Menu > Maintenance sengs form.
3). Click the Reset Camera Sengs buon.
4). You will be prompted to conrm the factory reset process. Click OK to proceed.

5 Basic Tab

The initial landing page of the VISIX V-Series All-in-One Camera web interface is the Basic Tab > Camera Status > Status page.

NOTE:

Some UI components (logo, page tle, locaon of minor sengs within page hierarchy, etc...) may vary depending on rmware series version, VIGIL soware version, and licensing. However, operaon of all components and sengs, regardless of their locaon within the UI remains unchanged.

5.1 Camera Status Menu

STATUS

Steps:

1). The Basic Tab>Camera Status > Status page is the initial landing page aer logging into the camera. This page provides at-a-glance informaon regarding the camera's conguraon and status, as well as storage status.

Figure 5-1: Basic Tab – Camera Stratus-Status Page

Status Indicator	Descripon
Camera Informaon	The Camera Informaon secon provides at-a-glance informaon regarding:■ Camera Model ■ VIGIL Soware Version ■ VIGIL Connect Alias ■ Site Name	■ Camera Firmware Version ■ Camera MAC Address ■ Company Name ■ Camera Name
Camera Status	The Camera Status secon provides at-a-glance informaon regarding:■ Camera Current ■ CPU Usage % ■ UPnP Status	■ Timezone ■ Memory Availability ■ Internet Connecon Status
Storage Status	The Storage Status secon provides at-a-glance informaon regarding:■ Storage Device Status ■ Free Space	■ Total Capacity ■ Recorded Footage Date/Time Range

5.2 Camera Conguraon Menu

SITE INFORMATION

Steps:

1). Opening the Basic Tab>Camera Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the Site Informaon link will open the Site Informaon sengs page.

Figure 5-2: Basic Tab – Camera Conguraon – Site Informaon Form
2). From the Site Informaon page, a user may edit site informaon sengs

Conguraon sengs including:

Field	Descripon
Company Name	The name of the company that owns the camera.
Site Name	The name of the eld site in which the camera is deployed.
Camera Name	The name of the cameras. This will be used to identify the camera throughout the VIGIL soware suite.
VIGIL Connect Alias	VIGIL Connect allows VIGIL VMS/VISIX V-Series All-in-One users to remotely connect to a VIGIL Server/V-Series All-in-One camera using the system serial number or a user dened VIGIL Connect alias, without the need for extensive changes to an exisng network's sengs.

3). Aer nishing conguraon, click Apply to save the new sengs.

TIME

Steps:

1). Opening the Basic Tab>Camera Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the Time link will open the Time sengs page.

Figure 5-3: Basic Tab – Camera Conguraon – Time Seings

2). From the Time page, a user may view the camera's current me or choose the camera's me zone. Aer nishing conguraon, click Apply to save the new sengs.

NOTE:

Advanced me sengs (manual me conguraon, me synchronizaon method, etc...) can be congured from the Advanced Tab> Basic Conguraon Menu>Time page.

USERS

Steps:

1). Opening the Basic Tab>Camera Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the Users link will open the Users sengs page.

Figure 5-3: Basic Tab – Camera Conguraon - Users Sengs
2). From the Users page, a user may view the camera's list of user proles. A user may also add, modify or remove a user prole. Details regarding each acon are outlined in the proceeding sub-seconds of this manual.

ADD A USER

Steps:

1). Click the Add... to add a new user prole. The Add User form (pictured right) will deploy.

Form Field	Descripon
Username and Password	Enter a username and password for the new user.
Conrm Password	Conrm the previously entered password.
User Group	Choose a User Group for the user.

Figure 5-4: Add a User

2). Aer nishing conguraon, click Apply to save the new sengs.

MODIFY A USER

Steps:

1). Click the Modify...buon to modify an exisng user prole. The Modify User form (pictured right) will deploy.

Form Field	Descripon
Username and Password	Enter a username and password for the new user.
Conrm Password	Conrm the previously entered password.
User Group	Choose a User Group for the user.

Figure 5-5: Modify a User

2). Aer nishing conguraon, click Apply to save the new sengs.

REMOVE A USER

Steps:

1). Click the Remove buon to remove an exisng user prole. This acon is only available when a user prole is selected in the list.
2). You will be prompted for a conrmaon before nalizing the removal.

VIDEO

Steps:

1). Opening the Basic Tab>Camera Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the Video link will open the Video sengs page.

Figure 5-6: Basic Tab – Camera Conguraon – Video Sengs

From the Video page, a user may edit a camera's Main Stream and Sub Stream video sengs.

Stream Sengs	Descripon
Enable Streaming	Check this box to enable the chosen stream.
Resoluon	Set the chosen stream’s resoluon. Full-resoluon is generally reserved for main-stream. A smaller, less data-intensive resoluon is generally reserved for sub stream.
Max FPS	Set the camera’s maximum Frames-Per-Second value. A higher FPS is generally reserved for main stream, while a lower, less data-intensive value is generally reserved for sub stream.

NETWORK

Steps:

1). Opening the Basic Tab>Camera Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the Network link will open the Network sengs page.

Figure 5-7: Basic Tab – Camera Conguraon – Network Seings

2). From the Network sengs page, a user may edit a camera's IP Address Conguraon, DNS Conguraon and Port Conguraon.

Network Seng	Descripon
IP Address Conguraon	Select the method by which the cameras will obtain an IP address:Obtain an IP Address via DHCP – Select this method to have your router’s DHCP funcon automacally assign the camera’s network conneconsengs. This method is enabled by default. The automacally-generated IP, Subnet Mask and Gateway addresses will be listed directly underneath.Use the following IP Address (Manual Conguraon) – Select this oponto manually enter network connecosengs. IP Address, Subnet Maskand Gateway Addresses can be manually entered directly underneath this sengs. Clicking the Test buon will conrm the validity of thenetwork connecos values you have entered.
DNS Conguraon	Enter in Primary and Secondary DNS Server connecosinformaon.
Port Conguraon	Select the VIGIL Data Port. 22801 is the default and is the recommended port number by 3xLOGIC.

MAINTENANCE

Steps:

1). Opening the Basic Tab>Camera Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the Maintenance link will open the Maintenance sengs page.

Figure 5-8: Basic Tab – Camera Configuraon – Network Seings

2). From the Maintenance sengs page, a user may perform basic maintenance funcons such as pushing a rmware or VIGIL soware update to the camera, reboot the camera or reset the camera to factory default sengs.

Maintenance Seng	Descripon
Upload Firmware Image	The current rmware and VIGIL soware version of the camera is listed: Click the Browse buon to open a le browser and locate the rmware update le.
Reboot	Click the Reboot buon to restart the device. You will be prompted to conrm the reboot process. Click OK to proceed.
Reset Camera Sengs	Click the Reset Camera Sengs buon to reset all custom congured sengs to factory default. You will be prompted to conrm the factory reset process. Click OK to proceed.
Automac Firmware Upgrade	Enable automac rmware upgrade. The camera will poll an update cloud server hosted by 3xLOGIC for new rmware and will apply an update when available.

5.3 Storage Conguraon Menu

SD CARD

Steps:

1). Opening the Basic Tab>Storage Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the SD Card link will open the SD Card sengs page.

Figure 5-9: Basic Tab – Storage Configuraon – SD Cards Sengs
2). From the SD Card storage sengs page, a user may choose their SD storage device, view informaon on the chosen device, change storage format or mount and eject storage devices.

SD STORAGE LIST

In the SD Storage List secon, a user may select their desired storage device from the list. The following device details will be generated to the right of the device list aer making a selecon.

Storage Detail	Descripon
Disk	The storage device disk type of the selected device.
Type	The storage disk format of the selected device.
Total Capacity	The totally storage capacity of the selected device.
Free Space	Lists the remaining free space on the selected device.
Status	Current storage device status.

RECORDING DEVICE CONTROL

In the Record Device Control secon, a user may select the desired storage format (vfat, ext3) and can also mount an inactive storage device or eject the currently active storage device.

Device Control	Descripon
Format (vfat)	Use vfat format for the selected device. Format progress will be displayed.WARNING: Re-formang the storage device will wipe all stored footage.Download any footage you wish to retain before beginning the format process.
Format (ext3)	Use ext3 format for the selected device. Format progress will be displayed.WARNING: Re-formang the storage device will wipe all stored footage.Download any footage you wish to retain before beginning the format process.
Mount	Mount the currently selected device. This opon is only available if the currently selected device is inactive.
Eject	Eject the currently selected device. This opon is only available if the selected device is mounted.

6 Live and Search (Playback) Tabs

6.1 Live Tab

Aer logging into the camera's browser interface, a user may view live video from the camera. To view live video:

Steps:

1). Select the Live tab at the top-le of the camera's browser interface.

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Figure 6-1: Opening the Live Tab

This will open the camera's Live Viewer.

Figure 6-2: Live Tab

LIVE VIEWER – OPTIONS PANEL – OPTIONS TAB

Steps:

1). Clicking the Panel buon and selecng the Opons tab will open the Opons panel.

Figure 6-3: Live Tab Opons

Live Viewer opons are described below:

Opon	Descripon
Stream	Select the stream and protocol type (UDP or TCP).Unicast and Mulcast(UDP only) stream types can be selected can be applied to either the 1^st (Main) or 2^nd (Sub) streams.EXAMPLE:If a user selectsUnicast – 2^nd (TCP)the live stream will be unicast, using 2^nd (sub) stream prole sengs and UDP as its transmission layer protocol.
Size	Select the video size.SelectFitto stretch the image to t your browser. Select a percentage to display the image at the selected percentage of its nave resoluon.
Video Control	Live view video controls are as follows:Record– Click Recordto begin recording a footage le separate of recording sengs or the current recording mode. When you have recorded sucient footage, click theStopbuon. The recorded le will be automacally downloaded to your local system’sMy Document/Documentsfolder by default. This desnaon can be edited in theVideo Opons Panel>Sengsinterface.Pause– Pause the live viewer on the current frameSnapshot- ClickSnapshotto capture a sll image of the current live frame. The snapshot will be automacally downloaded to your local system’sMy Document/Documentsfolder by default. This desnaon can be edited in theVideo Opons Panel>Sengsinterface.Sengs–Click this buon to open the live video sengs window.From this window,Local RecordingandSnapshotsengs can be congured.a.Local Recording– Edit local recording sengs including local recording desnaon (clickBrowseand select a desnaon on your local system), lename prex, recording resources and maximum le size/duraon. See Secon 0 for more detailed informaon regarding recording sengsSIGNSHOT– Edit snapshotsengs including snapshot export desnaon (clickBrowseand select a desnaon on your local system), and lename prex.

LIVE VIEWER – OPTIONS PANEL – STATUS TAB

Steps:

1). Clicking the Panel buon and selecng the Status tab will open the Status panel. From the Status panel, a user may view the below at-a-glance informaon related to the live video stream.

Figure 6-4: Live Tab Status

6.2 Search (Playback) Tab

Aer logging into the camera's browser interface, a user may search for and view playback (recorded) footage from the camera. To open the Search tab:

Steps:

1). Select the Search tab link at the top-le of the camera's browser interface.

Figure 6-5: Opening the Search (Playback) Tab

This will open the Playback Search form and viewing area.

Figure 6-6: Search (Playback) Tab

When searching for playback, the following controls may be utilized:

Search Tools	Descripon
[3BDH] 2016-01-21	Select the date (merange) for your search. Footage will be searched from 00:00-24:00 on the selected day.
	Click this buon to re-run the search using any new search parameters that have been changed.
Condions	Condions can be used similar to tradional search Iters. Selecng specic condions will Iter out any footage les that do not meet the condional requirements. (e.g. If VCA and Moons are selected, then only playback clips recorded due to VCA and/or Moon event triggers will be returned by the search. All search Condions will be enabled by default.).The background color of each condional check-box will also be used to identify clips of a specic condion within the visual search result meline.

When the Search tab opens initially, a search using all Condions will be performed by default.

To perform a custom search:

Steps:

1). Set the day (search me range is automacally set to the current day).
2). Select your desired conditions
3). Click the buon to run the search.

A Visual Search Result Timeline (see below example), color coded according to condions, will be visible. Click within the meline and use the mouse scroll-wheel to zoom in and out of the meline to expand or narrow down the visible me range.

Figure 6-7: Visual Search Result Timeline and Search Result Thumbnails

4). Click the context arrow to reveal all search results as thumbnails.

Each search result thumbnail features the following le controls:

File Control	Descripon
Download	Download the le to your browsers Downloads directory.
Playback File	Playback the le in the viewer.
Recording File Info	Mouse-over this icon to deploy a pop-up featuring metadata and duraon info for the selected footage.Recording File InformationDescription(md): zone1, status=detect Duration: 00:00:13

5). To playback video, click the buon next to the search result thumbnail for the desired le. The le will begin playback in the viewing area.

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Figure 6-5: Video File Playback

When viewing playback, the followings tools may be utilized:

Playback Tools	Descripon
	Standard playback controls: Play, Stop, Pause.
	Click this buon to download a snapshot of the current frame to your local system.
	Click this buon to download the clip to your current system
	Click this buon to view the video in full-screen mode
Automac Playback Next File	Check-o this box to playback all available les sequenally in the order they were recorded. A le must be selected and manually started to begin the sequence.

6). Use the navigaon controls at the boom of the page to navigate mulple pages of search results.

7 Setup (Advanced) Tab

To congure advanced device sengs, select the Setup (displayed as Advanced on some rmware versions) tab.

Figure 7-1: Opening the Setup (Advanced Sengs) Tab

The le-side drop-down menu will now be populated with several new sengs categories for advanced users wishing to customize advanced image/video, network, event, VCA and maintenance sengs.

7.1 Basic Conguraon Menu

USERS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Basic Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the Users link will open the Users sengs page.

Figure 7-2: Setup Tab – Basic Conguraon Menu – Users Sengs
2). From the Users page, a user may view the camera's list of user proles. A user may also add, modify or remove a user prole. Details regarding each acon are outlined in the proceeding sub-seconds of this manual. User sengs can also be edited from the Basic Tab>Camera Conguraon>Users sengs page.

ADD A USER

Steps:

1). Click the Add... to add a new user prole. The Add User form (pictured right) will deploy.

Form Field	Descripon
Username and Password	Enter a username and password for the new user.
Conrm Password	Conrm the previously entered password.
User Group	Choose a User Group for the user.

Figure 7-3: Add a User

2). Aer nishing conguraon, click Apply to save the new sengs.

MODIFY A USER

Steps:

1). Click the Modify...buon to modify an exisng user prole. The Modify User form (pictured right) will deploy.

Form Field	Descripon
Username and Password	Enter a username and password for the new user.
Conrm Password	Conrm the previously entered password.
User Group	Choose a User Group for the user.

Figure 7-4: Modify a User

2). Aer nishing conguraon, click Apply to save the new sengs.

REMOVE A USER

Steps:

1). Click the Remove buon to remove an exisng user prole. This acon is only available when a user prole is selected in the list.
2). You will be prompted for a conrmaon before nalizing the removal.

USER AUTHENTICATION

Steps:

1). Check-o Enable Anonymous Viewer Login to enable anonymous viewing (no username or password required) of the camera's live view.

TCP/IP

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Basic Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the Users link will open the Users sengs page.

Figure 7-5: Setup Tab – Basic Conguraon Menu – TCP/IP Sengs Form

2). From the TCP/IP sengs page, a user may edit a camera's TCP/IP sengs. This includes all congorable sengs from the Basic Tab>Camera Conguraon> Network sengs page (IP Sengs, DNS Server sengs) as well as the ability to enable IPv6 and congure host name and local link address details.

Network Seng	Descripon
IP Address Conguraon	Select the method by which the cameras will obtain an IP address:Obtain an IP Address via DHCP – Select this method to have your router’s DHCP funcon automacally assign the camera’s network conneconsengs. This method is enabled by default. The automacally-generated IP, Subnet Mask and Gateway addresses will be listed directly underneath.Use the following IP Address (Manual Conguraon) – Select this oponto manually enter network connecosengs. IP Address, Subnet Maskand Gateway Addresses can be manually entered directly underneath this seng. Clicking the Test buon will conrm the validity of thenetwork connecos addresses you have entered.To enable IPv6 protocol, click Enable IPv6. For more informaon on IPv6sengs, seeIPv6Sengs Conguraon,below.
DNS Conguraon	Enter in Primary and Secondary DNS Server connecosinformaon.
Host Conguraon	Congure the device host name.
Link – Local Address	Checking-o Enable Auto-conguraon Link-Local Address will generatean alternate internal IP address which can also be used to connect to thecamera, access the UI via browser, etc... when on the same network asthe camera.

BASIC CONFIGURATION MENU - TCP/IP SETTINGS - IPV6 SETTINGS CONFIGURATION

Steps:

a. When the enable IPv6 box is checked, IPv6 sengs elds will deploy (pictured below).

IP address (Information) :

√ Enable accept router advertisements

√ Enable DHCP

DHCP type :

IP address :

Prefix length :

Default router :

Figure 7-6: Setup Tab – Basic Configuraon Menu – TCP/IP Sengs – IPv6 Sengs

IPv6 Seng	Descripon
Enable Accept Router Adversements	Enable Accept Router Adversements will allow the camera to accept router adversements, signaling device availability and connectivity to the host router.
Enable DHCP	Enable DHCP for automac IP address assignment. Select a DHCP Type from the drop-down menu.
IP Address	The device IP address. If DHCP is not enabled, the user may assign an address.
Prex Length	Assign an address prex length.
Default Router	Enter the default router address

DATE & TIME

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Basic Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the Date & Time link will open the Date & Time sengs page.

Figure 7-7: Setup Tab – Basic Configuraon Menu – Date & Time Seings

2). From the Date & Time sengs page, a user may edit a camera's me sengs including me zone, me server, date and me format and me synchronizaon source.

Time Seng	Descripon
Current Camera Encoder Time	Displays the current camera me
Conguraon	Time Zone - Select the camera me zone.Sync Source - Set the acve NTP server as your me sync source. Click the Go to NTP Conguraon to be taken to the NTP Sengs page.Date and Time Format – Choose a predened date-format. Enable 24-Hour to use standard 24 hour me.
New Camera / Encoder Time	Set this Computer’s Date and Time – Selecng this opon will sync the camera’s me with your current computer system.Set with NTP Server - Selecng this opon will sync the camera’s me with the displayed NTP server (Default: me.windows.com)Set Manually – Select this opon to manually congure the camera’s date and me.

3). Click Apply to save the new me sengs.

STREAM

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Basic Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the Stream link will open the Stream sengs page.

NOTE:

Advanced stream sengs can also be accessed from the Setup Tab>Video Menu>Stream link.

Figure 7-8: Setup Tab – Basic Configuraon Menu – Stream Sengs

STREAM SETTINGS

Select your desired stream prole tab (First/Main, Second/Sub) and check-o Enable Streaming to enable the chosen stream. In most cases, high quality image sengs are reserved for the main/rst stream, while lower quality, less bandwidth-intensive sengs are reserved for the second/sub I stream.

The following sengs can be congured for your chosen stream.

Stream Seng	Descripon
Video Codec	Select the stream’s video codec from the opons in the drop-down menu.
Resoluon	Select the stream’s video resoluon from the opons in the drop-down menu.
Max FPS	Set the maximum Frames per Second value for the selected stream.
GOP	Set the Group of Picture value (I-Frame interval) for the selected stream.
Prole Idencaon
Bit Rate Control	Congure bit rate sengs for the selected streams:■ Variable Bitrate (VBR) – Have the camera adjust bitrate for the selected stream based on an image quality preference. Choose your preference from the drop-down.■ Constant Bitrate (CBR) – Congure a target bitrate for the selected stream.

Steps:

1). Click the Show Prole List buon for a list of preexisting encoder proles. Exising proles can be loaded by selecng them from the list and clicking Load Prole Sengs. Encoder proles can be congured from the Encoder Proles sengs form (Setup Tab>Video Menu>Encoder Prole).

2). Click Apply to save new sengs changes.

SNAPSHOT SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Click the Snapshot tab to open the Snapshot sengs. Snapshot (sll image) sengs can be congured from this form.

Figure 7-9: Setup Tab – Basic Configuraon Menu – Snapshot Stream Sengs

2). Click the Enable buon to enable camera sll shots via the camera browser interface (VIGIL ulies interfaced with the device such as VIGIL Client can take snapshots regardless of the camera sengs).

The following sengs can be congured for camera snapshots:

Snapshot Seng	Descripon
Resoluon	Select the snapshot image resoluon from the opons in the drop-down menu.
Max FPS	Set the maximum Frames per Second value for snapshot images using the slider. The smaller FPS range of 1-5 helps to prevent incorrect sll shots from lag or delay. 1 is the default seng and is recommended for nearly all use-cases.
JPEG Quality	Set the JPEG quality value for snapshot images using the slider.

FOCUS ASSIST

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Basic Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the Stream link will open the Stream sengs page.

Figure 7-10: Setup Tab – Basic Conguraon Menu – Focus Assist Sengs

2). The Focus Assist tool is an auto-focus funcon intended to aid the user in achieving opmal lens focus to obtain the clearest image possible. Click Start to begin the focus assist process. When the image aains the desired focus level, click Stop.

3). Click View to close or open the video preview. Click Pop-Up to open the video preview in a separate browser window.

7.2 Video Menu

CAMERA

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Video drop-down menu and clicking the Camera link will open the Camera sengs page. A video preview is available at the boom of the sengs form. When conguring the sengs described below, be sure to scroll-down and check the video preview as necessary.

2). Click the Apply buon at the boom of the sengs form (above the video preview) to apply sengs changes. Click the Preview buon to toggle the video preview on/o. Click the Pop-Up buon to open the preview in a separate browser window.

GENERAL SETTINGS

Steps:

a. Under the General secon, a user may set the device name.

Setup > Video > Camera

General 

Friendly name : 

Full HD Indoor / Outdoor IR Bullet IP Camera 

Figure 7-11: Setup Tab – Video Menu – Camera Setngs – General

VIDEO APPEARANCE SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Under the Video Appearance seconds, a user may adjust video image sengs including Brightness, Contrast, Saturaon and Sharpness.

Figure 7-12: Setup Tab – Video Menu – Camera Setngs – Video Appearance (Image) Setngs

VIDEO TRANSFORM SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Under the Video Transform secon, a user may vercal or horizontally ip their image by selecng the Vercal Flip or Horizontal Mirror opon, respectively.
2). A digital image rotaon (does not work with PTZ hardware) seng can also be chosen; Le (-90 Degrees) and Right (+90 Degrees). This will digitally alter the image to give the appearance of a eld-of-vision which has been rotated from the camera's actual xed posion.

Video Transformaon sengs may be automacally disabled depending on the presence of other camera sengs. Conicng sengs will be listed (orange text, below).

Figure 7-13: Setup Tab – Video Menu – Camera Setngs – Video Transform

EXPOSURE SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Under the Exposure secon, a user may congure the following sengs:

Figure 7-14: Setup Tab – Video Menu – Camera Setngs – Exposure Sengs

Exposure Seng	Descripon
Exposure Mode	■ Auto – The camera will automatically adjust shuer speed based on environmental conditions and activity within the camera's eld-of-vision. Congure a Maximum Exposure Time and Minimum Exposure Time to establish an operable range for automac adjustments.■ Manual – Manually assign a stac Shuer Speed.■ Flickerless – Enable Flickerless exposure mode. Set display system sengs to either PAL (50Hz) or NTSC (60Hz). The opmal sengs will depend on the monitor receiving the video output from the camera.
Maximum AGC	Congure the maximum Automac Gain Control limit for the camera. Adjust this seng to improve image noise/snow distoron. The opmal seng will be dependent on the camera installaon environment. The default seng is 50.
Exposure Adjustment	Congure the amount of exposure steps. One EV is to be considered one exposure step.
Backlight Compensaon	Enable Backlight Compensaon. Backlight compensaon adjusts exposure to ensure a larger poron of the eld-of-vision remains bright and visible when small areas of high illuminaon force the camera to decrease image brightness.
Digital Slow Shuer	Enable Digital Slow Shuer. The user may select the DSS speed from the drop-down menu. Increasing this seng will allow for a clearer picture in darker environment by allowing more than the normal amount of light into the camera lens.
IR	Congure the Infrared sengs for the camera. These sengs are only available for camera models with IR capability.■ On (Smart IR) /O – Turn the cameras smart (auto) IR adjustment capability On or O.■ Manual – Manually congregate the camera’s IR sensor illuminaon level. Drag the slider to set the cameras IR illuminaon level. 128 is the default sengs.

DIGITAL WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Under the Digital Wide Dynamic Range secon, a user may enable D-WDR and congregate the dynamic range level between 1 and 16. 8 is the default seng.

Figure 7-15: Setup Tab – Video Menu – Camera Setngs – D-WDR Seings

1). Under the Day and Night secon, a user may choose the cameras Day/Night mode seng.

Figure 7-16: Setup Tab – Video Menu – Camera Setngs – Day and Night Setngs

Day and Night Seng	Descripon
Day and Night Mode	Place the camera in Day or Night mode. Select Auto to enable the camera to detect light conditions and auto-select the opmal mode accordingly.
Day to Night / Night to Day Level	Set the Day to Night/Night to Day light thresholds for the automac day/night mode. Default values for DtN and NtD are 1 and 3, respectively.

WHITE BALANCE SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Under the White Balance secon, a user may choose the cameras White Balance Mode seng from the drop-down. Red and Blue color temperature sengs can also be adjusted using the slider bars.

Figure 7-17: Setup Tab – Video Menu – Camera Setngs – White Balance Sengs

IMAGE SIGNAL PROCESSING SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Under the Image Signal Processing secon, a user may congregate the cameras 2D DNR (2 Dimension Dynamic Noise Reducon) seng. Increasing this seng can reduce noise surrounding moving objects within the eld-of-vision. Adversely, this can increase blurring and smudging around stac objects.
2). If the camera is heated, Defog mode can also be enabled in this second. Aer enabling defog, the Defog Level can be selected in the drop-down menu.

Figure 7-18: Setup Tab – Video Menu – Camera Setngs – Image Signal Processing Sengs

3). The default seng is 3.

VIDEO STABILIZATION SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Under the Video Stabilizaon Sengs secon, a user may enable Video Stabilizaon for any of the camera's stream proles (First/Main, Second/Sub, and Snapshot). Check-o the box adjacent to each stream you wish to apply Video Stabilization too. The Border Fill-In seng can be chosen from the drop-down menu.

NOTE:

Video stabilizaon sengs may be automatically disabled depending on the presence of other camera sengs. Conicng sengs will be listed (orange text, below).

Figure 7-19: Setup Tab – Video Menu – Camera Setngs – Video Stabilization Sengs

BURNT-IN TEXT (OSD)

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Video drop-down menu and clicking the Burnt-In Text link will open the Burnt-In Text (oen referred to as On-Screen Display or OSD) sengs page.

NOTE:

A video preview is available at the boom of the sengs form. When conguring the sengs described below, be sure to scroll-down and check the video preview as necessary.

2). Click the Apply buon at the boom of the sengs form (above the video preview) to apply sengs changes. Click the Preview buon to toggle the video preview on/o. Click the Pop-Up buon to open the preview in a separate browser window.

Figure 7-20: Setup Tab – Video Menu – Burnt-In Text Seings
3). From the Burnt-In Text sengs page, a user can enable B-I Text.

The following related sengs can be congured once BI-T has been enabled:

BI-T Seng	Descripon
Include Text	Designate info to be included in the on-screen text. Choose from Date, Time and Name.
Text Format	Congure the Name text. I.E Camera model name or descripon (Entrance 2)
Text Posion	Congure the posions of the Date, Time and Name text. Select a precongured posion from the drop-down or designate custom posions using standard X and Y screen coordinates.

ENCODER PROFILE

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Video drop-down menu and clicking the Encoder Prole link will open the Encoder Prole sengs page.

Figure 7-21: Setup Tab – Video Menu – Encoder Prole Sengs

2). From the Encoder Prole sengs page, a user may Add, Copy, Modify or Remove an Encoder Prole. An Encoder prole is a stream sengs prole that delineates camera stream sengs based on pre-congured customized sengs.
3). To Copy... or Remove.... an exisng prole, select the prole from the list and click the corresponding buon.

For informaon on adding or modifying a prole, proceed through the following secon of this manual.

ADDING OR MODIFYING AN ENCODER PROFILE

Steps:

1). To create or modify a new encoder prole, click the Add... buon (if modifying, select the desired prole from the list and click Modify...). This will deploy the below stream sengs form.

Figure 7-22: Setup Tab – Video Menu – Encoder Prole Sengs – Adding/Modifying an Encoder Prole

2). Assign/edit Prole Name and Descrilon at the top of the form and then congure stream sengs. For more details on stream sengs, please see the Setup Tab > Basic Conguraon ____. Menu> Stream Sengs secon.

3). Click OK to save the new Encoder Prole.

STREAM

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Video drop-down menu and clicking the Stream link will open the Stream sengs page.

NOTE:

The advanced stream sengs form can also be accessed from the Setup Tab> Basic Conguraon Menu> Stream link.

Figure 7-23: Setup Tab – Video Menu – Stream Sengs

STREAM SETTINGS

Select your desired stream prole tab (First/Main, Second/Sub) and check-o Enable Streaming to enable the chosen stream. In most cases, high quality image sengs are reserved for the main/rst stream, while lower quality, less bandwidth-intensive sengs are reserved for the second/sub stream.

The following sengs can be congured for your chosen stream:

Stream Seng	Descripon
Video Codec	Select the stream’s video codec from the opons in the drop-down menu.
Resoluon	Select the stream’s video resoluon from the opons in the drop-down menu.
Max FPS	Set the maximum Frames per Second value for the selected stream.
GOP	Set the Group of Picture value (I-Frame interval) for the selected stream.
Prole Idencaon
Bit Rate Control	Congure bit rate sengs for the selected streams:■ Variable Bitrate (VBR) – Have the camera adjust bitrate for the selected stream based on an image quality preference. Choose your preference from the drop-down.■ Constant Bitrate (CBR) – Congure a target bitrate for the selected stream.

Steps:

1). Click the Show Prole List buon for a list of preexisng encoder proles. Exisng proles can be loaded by selecng them from the list and clicking Load Prole Sengs. Encoder proles can be congured from the Encoder Proles sengs form (Setup Tab>Video Menu>Encoder Prole).
2). Click Apply to save new sengs changes.

PRIVACY MASK

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Video drop-down menu and clicking the Privacy Mask link will open the Privacy Mask sengs page.

Figure 7-24: Setup Tab – Video Menu – Privacy Mask Sengs

From the Privacy Mask sengs, a user may draw up to four privacy masks within the camera image. A privacy mask obscures a poron of camera image in both live and recorded footage.

2). To enable a privacy mask, check-o the box in the Show column for the desired Privacy Mask. The privacy mask zone will deploy over the preview image.
3). Place and resize the zone as required.
4). Click the Save buon at the boom-right of the page to save the new privacy mask.

VIDEO OUT (BNC)

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Video drop-down menu and clicking the Video Out link will open the Video Out sengs page. Video Out sengs will only be available on cameras with a BNC Video Out conncon.

Figure 7-25: Setup Tab – Video Menu – Video Out (BNC) Setngs

2). Select the BNC output mode. Choose between NTSC (60Hz) or PAL (50Hz, auto color correcon). The opmal seng is dependent on the monitor receiving the video output from the camera.

7.3 Event Conguraon Menu

EVENT RULES

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Event Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the Event Rules link will open the Event Rules sengs page.

Figure 7-26: Setup Tab – Event Configuraon – Event Rules Seings

2). From the Event Rules sengs page, a user may enable and subsequently Add a new event rule. A user may also Copy, Modify or Delete and existing event rule.
3). To enable, check-off the Enable Event Rules box.
4). Select a rule from the list to display its Event Source and Event Acon specicaons under the Informaon secon.

By default, VISIX V-Series All-in-One Camera's will have events enabled and with a single moon record rule congured, designed to trigger footage recording when moon is detected. This allows for recording directly out-of-the-box with no user interacon required.

5). To copy or delete an exisng rule, select the desired rule from the list and click the Copy... or Remove buon. You may be prompted to conrm the acon. Click OK to conrm.
6). Aer adding, removing or modifying rules as desired, click the Apply buon to save changes.

ADDING OR MODIFYING AN EVENT RULE

Steps:

1). To add an event rule, click the Add... buon (if modifying, select the desired rule from the list and click Modify...). The Add/Modify Event Rule window will deploy.

Figure 7-27: Setup Tab – Event Configuraon Menu – Event Rules Setngs – Adding/Modifying a Rule - Event Source Tab

2). Check-o the Enable box.
3). Enter a Name and Descripon for the rule. This name will be used to reference this specific rule throughout the camera's browser interface.

EVENT SOURCE (TRIGGERS) TAB - ADDING/MODIFYING EVENT RULE

Steps:

1). Under the Event Source tab of the Add/Modify Event Rule form, the following event trigger sengs can be congured:

Event Source(Trigger) Seng	Descripon
Moon Detecon	Enable the rule to trigger based o of Moon Detecon. Click the Go to Moon Detecon Conguraon to edit moon detecon sengs.
VCA Source	Enable to rule to trigger based o of a VCA (video analycs) source. (i.e. tripwire,customer not present, etc...) When this box is checked, an additional form will deployallowing the user to pick specic VCA elements as trigger criteria (pictured below).Figure 7-28: Setup Tab – Event Configuraon Menu – Event Rules Sengs – Event Source Tab - VCA SourceSengsAvailable criteria will vary based on acve VCA rules.A trigger mode can also be chosen. Select Rising Edge to trigger an event at the onsetof a VCA rule being triggered. Select Falling Edge to trigger an event at the conclusionof an event being triggered (latched). Select Both to trigger an event rule regardlessof the state of a VCA event.Click Go to VCA Conguraon to edit video analycs rule sengs.
Face Detecon	Enable the rule to trigger based o of facial recognition of a specic person.Click Go to Face Detecon Conguraon to edit facial recognition sengs.
Network Loss/Detect	Enable the rule to trigger whenever network signal loss is detected.Click Go to Network Loss Conguraon to edit network loss sengs.
Network SengChanged	Enable this rule to trigger whenever a network seng change is detected.
Storage Error	Enable the rule to trigger whenever a storage error is detected.
Recurrence	Enable the rule to trigger on a reoccurring basis. When selected, the user will be ableto assign a me interval for the reoccurring trigger.
Schedule	Enable the rule to trigger based on a schedule. The event rule will remain acve onlyduring the scheduled mes.Click the Go to Schedule Conguraon link to open the Schedule sengs andcongure a schedule as needed. The Schedule event source opon will not beavailable unl schedule sengs have been properly congured.

EVENT ACTION TAB – ADDING/MODIFYING EVENT RULE

Steps:

1). Under the Event Action tab of the Add/Modify Event Rule form, the following event acon sengs can be congured:

Figure 7-29: Setup Tab – Event Configuraon Menu – Event Rules Sengs – Event Acon Tab

Event Acon Seng	Descripon
Recording	Enable this opon to start recording footage when the rule is triggered. Recording opons (Prebuer and Postbuer values, Aach Thumbnail/Face Image opon) will be displayed when this rule is selected.Click Go to Recording Conguraons to edit recording sengs.
Save Event Log	Enable this opon to save an event log when the rule is triggered. Navigate to Setup Tab>Maintenance Menu> System Log sengs page for access to system event logs.
Send E -Mail Nocaon	Enable this opon to have the camera send an email nocaon to a recipient of your choosing whenever the rule is triggered. Email nocaon opons (To and Subject elds, Aach Thumbnail/Face Image, Aach Snapshot opons) will be displayed when the rule is selected.An email recipient must be congured to enable this opon. Click the Go to E-Mail Recipient Conguraon link to edit recipient sengs.
Upload Nocaon to FTP	Enable this opon to have the camera upload a nocaon (JPEG image with mestamp) to an FTP whenever the rule is triggered.Click the Go to FTP Nocaon Conguraon link to edit FTP conncon sengs.
Send HTTP Nocaon	Enable this opon to have the camera send a push nocaon across an HTTP service whenever the rule is triggered.Click the Go to HTTP Nocaon Conguraon link to edit HTTP conncon sengs.
Send TCP Nocaon	Enable this opon to have the camera send a nocaon via TCP whenever the rule is triggered.Click the Go to TCP Nocaon Conguraon link to edit TCP Nocaon sengs.
Send Nocaon via TCP Event Server	Enable this opon to have the camera send a nocaon via TCP Event Server whenever the rule is triggered.Click the Go to TCP Server Conguraon link to edit TCP Server conncon sengs.
Send Mulcast (UDO) Nocaon	Enable this opon to have the camera broadcast a UDP Mulcast nocaon whenever the rule is triggered.Click the Go to Mulcast Nocaon Conguraon link to edit Mulcast Nocaon sengs.

MOTION DETECTION

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Event Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the Moon Detecon link will open the Moon Detecon sengs page.

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Figure 7-30: Setup Tab – Event Configuraon Menu – Moon Detecon Sengs

2). From the Moon Detecon sengs page, a user may draw up to eight moon detecon zones, and acvate each as necessary.
3). Check o the Enable column box for the desired zone. This will deploy the zone over the image. Resize the zone as desired.
4). A Name, Descripon, Sensitivity and Object Size value can be assigned to each zone.
5). Enable Show Moon Blob to overlay a visualizaon of detected moon acvity on the image (the red squares in the above example).
6). Enable Show Moon Acvity to deploy a moon acvity graph as a video overlay (boom-right of the video preview in the above example). Moon acvity will only be graphed when a moon detecon zone is acvely selected within the image.
7). Click the Save buon to save changes to moon detecon sengs.

FACE DETECTION

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Event Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the Face Detecon link will open the Face Detecon sengs page.

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Figure 7-31: Setup Tab – Event Configuraon Menu – Face Detecon Sengs

2). From the Face Detecon sengs page, a user may draw up to four facial detecon zones, and acvate each as necessary.

NOTE:

Do not confuse Facial Detecon with Facial Recognition. Face detecon merely detects the presence of a human face. There is no Facial Recognition algorithm. The camera cannot be congured to recognize specific faces.

3). Check o the Enable column box for the desired zone. This will deploy the zone over the image. Resize the zone as desired.
4). A Name and Descripon value can be assigned to each zone.
5). Click Apply to save any sengs changes.

NETWORK LOSS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Event Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the Network Loss link will open the Network Loss sengs page.

Figure 7-32: Setup Tab – Event Configuraon Menu – Network Loss Sengs

2). From the Network Loss sengs page, a user may congregate the following network signal loss sengs:

Stream Seng	Descripon
Check Ethernet Connecvity	Enable the camera to check for Ethernet (physical) connecvity.
Check Ping Response	Enable the camera to check for network connecvity, via network ping.
Interval	Congure the me interval in between checks/pings.
Host Address	Enter the address of the device you would like the camera to ping. When this device cannot be reached/ a ping response is not received, the camera will fall into a network loss state.

3). Click Apply to save changes to network loss sengs.

HEART BEAT

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Event Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the Heart Beat link will open the Heart Beat sengs page.

Figure 7-33: Setup Tab – Event Conguraon Menu – Heart Beat Setngs
2). In network and computer science, a Heart Beat is a periodic signal generated by hardware (or soware) to indicate normal operaon.
3). Check o Enable to activate a heartbeat signal from the camera.

Aer enabling, a user may congregate the following opons:

Stream Seng	Descripon
Interval	Congure the me interval between heart beat signal broadcasts.
TCP Server	Enable a heartbeat signal broadcast via TCP Event Server.
TCP Nocaon	Enable a heartbeat signal broadcast via TCP Nocaon.
Mulcast	Enable a heartbeat signal broadcast via UDP Mulcast.

4). Click Apply to save Heart Beat sengs changes.

SCHEDULE

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Event Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the Schedule link will open the Schedule sengs page.

Figure 7-34: Setup Tab – Event Configuraon Menu – Schedule Sengs

2). From the Schedule sengs page, a user may Add, Modify or Remove an event schedule. When associated with a schedule, an event will trigger only during the specied me range.
3). Select a schedule from the list to display Schedule informaon.
4). To remove a schedule, select the desired schedule from the list and click Remove.

ADDING/MODIFYING A SCHEDULE

Steps:

1). To add a schedule, click the Add... buon (if modifying, select the desired schedule from the list and click Modify...). The Add to Schedule List form will deploy.

Figure 7-35: Setup Tab – Event Configuraon Menu – Schedule Sengs – Adding/Modifying Schedule

Schedule Seng	Descripon
Name	Name the schedule. This name will be used to identify this parcular schedule when assigning it to an event.
Descripon	Provide a brief descripon of the schedule (intended use, etc...). This descripon will be displayed when the schedule is selected on the schedule sengs page. .
Date	Check-o the Date box to enable. If enabled, a user may congregate a Start and End date range for the schedule.
Time	Check-o the Time box to enable. If enabled, a user may congregate a Start and End me range for the schedule.
Days	Select which days of the week to apply the schedule to.

2). Aer conguring the desired me range, click OK to save the new schedule.

E-MAIL RECIPIENTS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Event Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the E-Mail Recipient link will open the E-Mail Recipient sengs page.

Figure 7-36: Setup Tab – Event Configuraon Menu – E-Mail Recipients Sengs

2). From the E-Mail Recipients sengs page, a user may Add, Modify or Remove an e-mail nocaon recipient. General recipient sengs may also be edited, including Send Rate Limit (minimum e-mail nocaon me interval) and content delivery modes (HTML Encoded or Plain Text).

3). Select a recipient from the list to display recipient informaon. To remove a recipient, select the desired recipient from the list and click Remove.

4). SMTP (E-mail Server) Sengs must be congured in order for e-mail nocaons to funcon. Click the Go to SMTP (E-Mail) Sengs link to open the SMTP sengs form and congure sengs as necessary. See SMTP (E-Mail Server) Sengs for more info.

ADD/MODIFY AN E-MAIL RECIPIENT

Steps:

1). To add a recipient, click the Add... buon (if modifying, select the desired recipient from the list and click Modify...). The Add/Modify E-Mail Recipient form will deploy.

Figure 7-37: Setup Tab – Event Configuraon Menu – E-Mail Recipients Sengs - Add/Modify a Recipient

2). Fill in the Name, Descripon and E-mail Address elds for the desired recipient.

E-Mail Recipient Seng	Descripon
Name	Name the recipient. This name will be used to identify this parcular recipient when assigning it to an e-mail nocaaon.
Descripon	Provide a brief descripon of the recipient (intended use, etc...) This descripon will be displayed when the schedule is selected on the schedule sengs page.
E-Mail Address	Enter the e-mail address of the recipient.

3). When you have lled in all the elds, click OK to save the new recipient.

FTP NOTIFICATION

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Event Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the FTP Nocaon link will open the FTP Nocation sengs page.

Figure 7-38: Setup Tab – Event Configuraon Menu – FTP Nocaon Sengs

2). From the FTP Nocations sengs page, a user may Add, Modify or Remove an FTP Server. Nocaons will be sent in the form of a .jpg image containing an image of the event and corresponding data (me stamp, camera name, rule, etc...)
3). To remove an exisng FTP server, select it from the list and click Remove. You will be prompted to conrm. Click OK to conrm the removal.

ADD/MODIFY AN FTP SERVER

Steps:

1). To add an FTP Server, click the Add... buon (if modifying, select the desired schedule FTP server from the list and click Modify...). The Add to/Modify FTP Nocaon List form will deploy.

Figure 7-39: Setup Tab – Event Configuraon Menu – FTP Nocaon Sengs – Add/Modify an FTP

FTP Nocaon Seng	Descripon
Name	Name the FTP server. This name will be used to identify this parcular FTP when assigning it to an e-mail nocaon.
Descripon	Enter a descripon for the FTP. This informaon will be displayed when the FTP is selected on the FTP Nocaon sengs window.
IP Address/Port	Enter network conncon values for the desired FTP Server.
Target Directory	Enter the target desnaon directory on the FTP for the FTP nocaons.
Account / Password	Enter the user login credenals for the FTP. 3xLOGIC recommends using an administrave level account when possible to avoid permissions conicts.
Filename Format	Assign the lename format for the .jpg nocaons.

2). Click Test to test FTP connectivity. If the test fails, conrm the correct sengs have been entered for the selected FTP server.
3). Click OK to save the new FTP server sengs.

HTTP NOTIFICATIONS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Event Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the HTTP Nocaon link will open the HTTP Nocaon sengs page.

Figure 7-40: Setup Tab – Event Configuraon Menu – HTTP Nocation Sengs

2). From the HTTP Noficaons sengs page, a user may Add, Modify or Remove an HTTP web server for receiving event nocaons.
3). To remove an exisng HTTP server, select the server from the list and click Remove. You will be prompted to conrm.
4). Click OK to conrm the removal.

ADD/MODIFY AN HTTP SERVER

Steps:

1). To add an HTTP web server, click the Add... buon (if modifying, select the desired schedule HTTP server from the list and click Modify...). The Add to/Modify HTTP Nocaon List form will deploy.

Figure 7-41: Setup Tab – Event Configuraon Menu – HTTP Nocations – Adding/Modifying an HTTP Server

HTTP Nocaon Seng	Descripon
Name	Name the HTTP server. This name will be used to identify this parcular HTTP server when assigning it to an e-mail nocaaon.
Descripon	Enter a descripon for the HTTP server. This will be displayed when the HTTP server is selected on the HTTP Nocaon sengs window.
IP Address/Port	Enter network conncon values for the desired HTTP Server.
Account / Password	Enter the user login credenals for the HTTP server. 3xLOGIC recommends using an administrave level account when possible to avoid permissions conicts.
Message	Enter a customized message to include with the nocaaon.
Append Detailed Informaon	Enable this checkbox to append detailed informaon including event details, the custom Message eld, etc...

2). Click Test to test for a successful conncon with the dened HTTP web server. Once you have congured your desired sengs.
3). Click OK to save the newly congured HTTP web server.

TCP NOTIFICATIONS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Event Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the TCP Nocaon link will open the TCP Nocation sengs page.

Figure 7-42: Setup Tab-Event Configuraon Menu – TCP Nocaon Sengs

2). From the TCP Nocations sengs form, a user may congregate the following sengs:

TCP Nocaon Seng	Descripon
IP Address / Port	Enter TCP nocaaon's desnaon network conncon info.
Connect Timeout	Congure the conncon meout value.
Send Timeout	Congure the Send Timeout value.
Alive Type	Congure the TCP keep-alive packet mode.
Alive Time	Congure the me interval between keep-alive retransmissions.

3). Click Apply to save changes to the TCP Nocaon sengs.

TCP SERVER

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Event Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the TCP Server link will open the TCP Server sengs page.

Figure 7-43: Setup Tab – Event Configuraon Menu - TCP Server Setngs

2). From the TCP Server seng pages, a user may enter a Port value for the TCP Event Server. Click the Message Customizaon buon to deploy the event message sengs for TCP Event servers.

TCP Message Sengs	Descripon
Message Header Tab	Enable and customize a custom message header.
VCA Tab	Select a default message or congregate a custom message for VCA Cong, VCA Alarm and VCA Counter events.
MD Tab	Select a default message or custom message for moon detecon events.
Network Tab	Select a default message or congregate a custom message for Network events.
DI/DO Tab	Select a default message or congregate a custom message for DI/DO events.

3). Click Apply to save changes to the TCP Server sengs.

MULTICAST NOTIFICATION

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Event Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the Mulcast Nocaon link will open the Mulcast Nocaon sengs page.

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Figure 7-44: Setup Tab – Event Conguraon Menu – Mulcast Nocaon Sengs

2). From the Mulcast Nocaon seng pages, a user may conjure the following UDP mulcast sengs:

Mulcast Nocaon Sengs	Descripon
Address	Enter the UDP mulcast nocaon desnaon's IP address.
Port	Enter the UDP mulcast nocaon desnaon's enter the Port.
TTL	Set the TTL threshold.The TTL threshold is a me value which delineates how long a data packet can exist across an informaon network (local intranet, internet, etc...) before being invalidated.Approximaon of TTL threshold value eects are listed below:0 - Restricted to the same host. Won't be output by any interface.1 - Restricted to the same subnet. Won't be forwarded by a router.<32 - Restricted to the same site, organizaon or department.<64 - Restricted to the same region.<128 - Restricted to the same connent.<255 - Unrestricted in scope; Global.

7.4 Network Conguraon Menu

TCP/IP SETTING

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Network Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the TCP/IP link will open the network TCP/IP sengs page.

Figure 7-45: Setup Tab – Network Conguraon Menu – TCP/IP Sengs

2). From the TCP/IP sengs page, a user may edit a camera's TCP/IP sengs. This includes all congorable sengs from the Basic Tab>Camera Conguraon> Network sengs (IP Sengs, DNS Server sengs pages as well as the ability to enable IPv6 and congrure host name and local link address details). These sengs can also be accessed via the Advanced Tab>Basic Conguraon Menu>Network Sengs.

Network Seng	Descripon
IP Address Conguraon	Select the method by which the cameras will obtain an IP address:Obtain an IP Address via DHCP – Select this method to have your router’s DHCP funcon automacally assign the camera’s network conncon sengs. This method is enabled by default. The automacally-generated IP, Subnet Mask and Gateway addresses will be listed directly underneath.Use the following IP Address (Manual Conguraon) – Select this opon to manually enter network conncon sengs. IP Address, Subnet Mask and Gateway Addresses can be manually entered directly underneath this seng. Clicking the Test buon will conrm the validity of the network conncon addresses you have entered.ii. To enable IPv6 protocol, click Enable IPv6. For more information on IPv6 sengs, seeIPv6 Sengs Conguraon, below.
DNS Conguraon	Enter in Primary and Secondary DNS Server conneccon informaon.
Host Conguraon	Congure the device host name.
Link – Local Address	Checking-o Enable Auto-Conguraon Link-Local Address will generate an alternate internal IP address which can also be used to connect to the camera, access the UI via browser, etc.... when on the same network as the camera.

NETWORK CONFIGURATION MENU - TCP/IP SETTINGS - IPV6 SETTINGS CONFIGURATION

Steps:

1). When the enable IPv6 box is checked, IPv6 sengs elds will deploy (pictured below).

Figure 7-46: Setup Tab – Network Conguraon Menu – TCP/IP Sengs – IPv6 Sengs

IPv6 Seng	Descripon
Enable Accept Router Adversements	Enable Accept Router Adversements will allow the camera to accept router adversements, signaling device availability and connecvity to the host router.
Enable DHCP	Enable DHCP for automac IP address assignment. Select a DHCP Type from the drop-down menu.
IP Address	The device IP address. If DHCP is not enabled, the user may assign an address.
Prex Length	Assign an address prex length.
Default Router	Enter the default router address.

WEB SERVER SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Network Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the TCP/IP link will open the network TCP/IP sengs page.

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Figure 7-47: Setup Tab – Network Conguraon Menu – Web Server Sengs

2). From the Web Server sengs form, a user may congregate the camera's web server connconc sengs. Congurable sengs include choosing the hypertext protocol (HTTP or HTTPS), assigning separate port numbers for each protocol and choosing the Authencaon Type (basic or digest) for the acve protocol.

3). Click Apply to save any new changes to the Web Server sengs.

NTP SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Network Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the NTP link will open the network NTP sengs page.

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Figure 7-48: Setup Tab – Network Conguraon Menu – NTP Sengs

2). From the NTP sengs page, a user may enter NTP server conneccon info for me synchronizaon purposes. Up to four NTP servers can be added.
3). Aer entering a me server address, click the Test buon to conrm a conncon between the camera and the selected NTP Server. If the test fails, conrm you have entered in the correct address for the NTP Server.
4). Click Apply to save sengs changes.

UPNP SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Network Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the UPnP link will open the network UPnP sengs page.

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Figure 7-49: Setup Tab – Network Conguraon Menu – UPnP Sengs

2). From the UPnP sengs page a user may enable UPnP. UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) is a set of networking protocols that permits networked devices mobile devices to seamlessly discover each other's presence on the network and establish functional network services for data sharing, communicaons, and entertainment. UPnP is intended primarily for residential networks without enterprise-class devices.
3). Check-o the Enable box to enable UPnP. A user may also enter a device name. The camera model number will be used as the default name.
4). Click Apply to save changes to UPnP sengs.

RTSP/RTP SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Network Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the RTSP link will open the network RTSP sengs page.

RTSP CONFIGURATION

Figure 7-50: Setup Tab – Network Conguraon Menu – RTSP/RTP Seings – RTSP Conguraon

Steps:

1). Under the RTSP Configuraon secon of the RTSP sengs page, a user may congure an RTSP port (default is 554). The user may also enable and choose the RTSP Authencaon Type (digest or basic).

SRTP

Figure 7-50: Setup Tab – Network Conguraon Menu – RTSP/RTP Seings – SRTP Conguraon

Steps:

1). Under the SRTP (Secure RTP) Conguraon secon of the RTSP sengs page, a user may enable SRTP, a Protecon Prole type may be chosen and Master and Salt keys may be generated.

UNICAST

Figure 7-51: Setup Tab – Network Conguraon Menu – RTSP/RTP Seings – Unicast Conguraon

Steps:

1). Under the Unicast secon of the RTSP sengs page, a user may enable and congure Unicast sengs for the camera's First (Main) and Second (Sub) streams. Before conguring, make sure the desired stream tab has been selected (above the Unicast secon header).

Unicast Seng	Descripon
Name	Name the unicast stream.
Enable Metadata	Check-o this box to include metadata with the stream transmission.
Enable ONVIF Metadata	Check-o this box to include ONVIF metadata with the stream transmission.
Enable QoS DSCP	Enable Quality of Service dierenated services.
Video / Meta / ONVIF Meta DSCP	Assign DSCP levels for Video, Meta and ONVIF Meta. Low-latency services will be dedicated starng with components featuring the highest DSCP value.

MULTICAST

Figure 7-52: Setup Tab – Network Conguraon Menu – RTSP/RTP Seings – Mulcast Conguraon

Steps:

1). Under the Mulcast secon of the RTSP sengs page, a user may enable and congure Mulcast sengs for the camera's First (Main) and Second (Sub) streams. Before conguring, make sure the desired stream tab has been selected (above the Unicast secon header). Congurable sengs include:

Mulcast Seng	Descripon
Enable Always Mulcast	Enabling this opon will have the selected stream use UDP mulcast indenitely for RTSP streaming.
Video IP Address/Port	Enter a stac address (or leave blank for auto conguraon) for broadcast of UDP Mulcast video.
Meta IP Address/Port	Enter a stac address (or leave blank for auto conguraon) for broadcast of UDP Mulcast meta data.
ONVIF Meta IP Address/Port	Enter a stac address (or leave blank for auto conguraon) for broadcast of UDP Mulcast ONVIF meta data.
TTL	Set the TTL threshold.The TTL threshold is a me value which delineates how long a data packet can exist across an informaon network (local intranet, internet, etc...) before becoming invalidated. Approximaon of TTL threshold value eects are listed below:0 - Restricted to the same host. Won't be output by any interface.1 - Restricted to the same subnet. Won't be forwarded by a router.<32 - Restricted to the same site, organizaon or department.<64 - Restricted to the same region.<128 - Restricted to the same connent.<255 - Unrestricted in scope; Global.
Name	Name the mulcast stream.
Enable QoS DSCP	Enable Quality of Service dierenated services.
Video / Meta / ONVIF Meta DSCP	Assign DSCP levels for Video, Meta and ONVIF Meta. Low-latency services will be dedicated starng with components featuring the highest DSCP value.

RTMP SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Network Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the RTMP link will open the network RTMP sengs page.

Figure 7-53: Setup Tab – Network Conguraon Menu – RTMP Seings

2). From the RTMP Seings page, a user may enable RTMP. Real Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP) was initially a proprietary protocol developed by Macromedia for streaming audio, video and data over the Internet, between a Flash player and a server. V-Series All-in-One cameras can broadcast either of their stream proles using RTMP.
3). Check-o the Enable box to initiate RTMP streaming. The user may name the RTMP Name and Instance for both rst and second streams. RTMP streaming URL for both stream proles will be displayed.
4). Click Apply to save RTMP sengs changes.

MDNS SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Network Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the mDNS link will open the network mDNS sengs page.

Figure 7-54: Setup Tab – Network Conguraon Menu – mDNS Sengs

NOTE:

The mulcast Domain Name System (mDNS) resolves host names to IP addresses within small networks that do not include a local name server. It is a zero-conguraon service, using essenally the same programming interfaces, packet formats and operang semancs as the unicast Domain Name System (DNS).

2). From the mDNS sengs page, a user may check-o Enable to enable mDNS for this camera and assign a device Name. Click Apply to save sengs changes.

WS-DISCOVERY SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Network Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the WS Discovery link will open the network WS Discover sengs page.

Figure 7-55: Setup Tab – Network Conguraon Menu – WS-Discovery Sengs

2). Check-o the Enable box to enable WS Discovery (Web Services Dynamic Discovery).
3). Click Apply to save sengs changes.

SMTP (E-MAIL SERVER) SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Network Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the SMTP link will open the network SMTP sengs page.

Figure 7-56: Setup Tab – Network Conguraon Menu – SMTP Sengs

2). From the SMTP sengs page, a user may congure e-mail server sengs. SMTP sengs must be congured correctly to allow for the successful transmission of event e-mail nocaoons. Congurable sengs include:

SMTP Seng Category	Descripon
E-Mail Sender	Congure aSender Name(to be displayed in theFromemail eld) andFrom Email Address.
SMTP	Congure the SMTP Mail Server Address and Port.Check-oEnable Encrypted Connecon (SSL) to enable SSL encrypon of e-mails sent through the congured SMTP Server.Check-oUse Authencaon to Log In This Serverto require login when
Test	Congure a test email. Enter the test recipient address and click the Testbuon to conrm successful SMTP conguraon.

3). Click Apply to save changes to SMTP sengs.

DDNS SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Network Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the DDNS link will open the network DDNS sengs page.

Figure 7-57: Setup Tab – Network Conguraon Menu – DDNS Seings

2). From the DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name System) sengs page, a user may enable DDNS and congure related sengs. Available congorable sengs include:

DDNS Seng	Descripon
Service Provider	Choose the DDNS service provider (DynDNS.org, FreeDNS.org, NO-IP.com)
Domain Name	Congure a domain name for use with the DDNS service.
Update Time	Congure a DDNS update interval (in seconds).
Username and Password	Congure login credenals if required. Field availability is dependent on chosen DDNS service provider.

3). Click Apply to save DDNS sengs changes.

SNMP SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Network Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the SNMP link will open the network SNMP sengs page.

Figure 7-58: Setup Tab – Network Conguraon Menu – SNMP Sengs

NOTE:

SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is an Internet-standard protocol for collecting and organizing informaon about managed devices on IP networks and for modifying that informaon to change device behavior.
2). From the SNMP sengs page, a user may Enable SNMP and conjure the following related sengs:

SNMP Seng Category	Descripon
SMNP Version	Select the SMNP version to use with the camera.
SMNP Descripon	Congure SMNP Locaon and Contact descripon informaon.
VACM Seng	Congure the View-based Access Control Model Read Community.The camera default sengs is public (read-only). Private (read-write) can also be used.
Trap Seng	Dene an Address and Community for Trap Ver 1.0 and 2.0.

3). Click Apply to save SNMP sengs changes.

IP FILTERING SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Network Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the IP Filtering link will open the network IP Filtering sengs page.

Figure 7-59: Setup Tab – Network Conguraon Menu – IP Filtering Sengs

NOTE:

IP Filtering is a simple process which essenally decides which types of IP datagrams will be processed using normal procedures and which will be discarded/ignored.
2). From the IP Filtering sengs page, a user may enable IP Itering and conjure the following related sengs.

IP Filtering Seng	Descripon
Always Allow Ping Request	If enabled, the camera will accept pings, regardless if the incoming ping is sent from a device with a Itered IP address.
Allow/Deny	Set the IP Filtering Mode to Allow or Deny. Based on your choice, addresses in the Filtered IP Addresses list will be denied or allowed.
Add.../Remove	Select the Add... buon to add an IP address for Itering. Enter an IP Address and click OK to save the new address.To remove an exisng address from the Itered list, select the address in the list and click Remove. You will be prompted to conrm the removal. Click OK to conrm.

3). Click Apply to save changes to IP Filtering sengs.

HOSTED SERVICE SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Network Conguraon drop-down menu and clicking the Hosted Service link will open the Hosted Service sengs page.

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Figure 7-60: Setup Tab – Network Conguraon Menu – Hosted Service Sengs

2). From the Hosted Service sengs page, a user may enable congregate connecon sengs for camera integraon with a hosted service. Available congorable sengs include:

Hosted Service Sengs	Descripon
Server Address and Port	Enter the hosted service IP Address and Port.
Update Interval	Enter an update interval (in minutes)

3). Click Apply to save hosted service sengs.

7.5 Storage Menu

SD SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Storage drop-down menu and clicking the SD link will open the SD sengs page.

Figure 7-61: Setup Tab -Storage Menu - SD Seings
2). From the SD Card storage sengs page, a user may choose their SD storage device, view informaon on the chosen device, change storage format or mount and eject storage devices. These sengs can also be accessed from Basic Tab>Storage Conguraon Menu>SD.

SD STORAGE LIST

In the SD Storage List secon, a user may select their desired storage device from the list. The following device details will be generated to the right of the device list aer making a selecon:

Storage Detail	Descripon
Disk	The storage device disk type of the selected device.
Type	The storage disk format of the selected device.
Total Capacity	The totally storage capacity of the selected device.
Free Space	Lists the remaining free space on the selected device.
Status	Current storage device status.

RECORDING DEVICE CONTROL

In the Record Device Control secon, a user may select the desired storage format (vfat, ext3) and can also mount an inactive storage device or eject the currently active storage device:

Device Control	Descripon
Format (vfat)	Use vfat format for the selected device. Format progress will be displayed.WARNING: Re-formang the storage device will wipe all stored footage. Download any footage you wish to retain before beginning the format process.
Format (ext3)	Use ext3 format for the selected device. Format progress will be displayed.WARNING: Re-formang the storage device will wipe all stored footage. Download any footage you wish to retain before beginning the format process.
Mount	Mount the currently selected device. This opon is only available if the currently selected device is inactive.
Eject	Eject the currently selected device. This opon is only available if the selected device is mounted.

FTP SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Storage drop-down menu and clicking the FTP link will open the FTP storage sengs page.

Figure 7-62: Setup Tab -Storage Menu -FTP Sengs

2). If uploading footage data to an FTP desnaon is desired, a user may congregate connecos sengs from for their desired FTP service on the FTP Sengs page.

FTP Seng	Descripon
Name	Name the FTP server. This name will be used to identify this parcular FTP when selecng it for storage purposes.
IP Address/Port	Enter network conncon values for the desired FTP Server.
Target Directory	Enter the target desnaon directory on the FTP for storing uploaded les.
Account / Password	Enter the user login credenals for the FTP. 3xLOGIC recommends using an administrave level account when possible to avoid permissions conicts.
Filename Format	Assign the lename format for the les uploaded to the FTP.

3). Click Apply to save changes to FTP storage sengs.

RECORDING

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Storage drop-down menu and clicking the Recording link will open the Recording storage sengs page.

Figure 7-63: Setup Tab -Storage Menu -Recording Sengs
2). From the Recording sengs page, a user may conjure sengs related to the cameras recording funconality.

Congurable recording sengs include:

Recording Seng Category	Descripon
Recording Type	Select a recording mode for the cameras. The following modes are:■ Connuous – Select Connuous recording mode to have the camera constantly record.■ Event - Select Event recording mode to have the camera begin recording based on an events (i.e. moon detecon, VCA tripwire, DIO etc...).■ None – Select the None mode to use the camera as a live-view only device.
Recording Storage Opons	Select a storage device from the drop-down menu.If Connuous is selected as the Recording Type, the user must select the storage Recycling mode. Choose Stop Recording to halt recording when storage is at full capacity.Choose Delete Files and Recycle (Oldest First) to connue recording and overwrite the oldest les on the storage device when storage has reached full capacity.
Recording Sengs (With Event Recording Type)	Recording Resource - Select recording resources. Choose from Video, Audio (for audio-capable camera models only), VCA Meta Data and Moon Detecon (MD) Meta Data. Chosen resources will be captured when recording. Specify the length of me the camera will connue to record aer a trigger has been deactivated by seng a Recording Hold O Time value (seconds). A maximum of one minute (60 seconds) can be congured. Select the recording Stream Source (First/Main Stream, Second/Substream).from the available drop-down menu.
Recording Sengs (With Connuous Recording Type)	Filename Prex – Designate a lename prex for connuous recording les.Recording Resource - Select recording resources. Video Only is the recommended (and default) seng to maximize storage ulizaon.Select the maximum connuous Recording File size/Duraon by selecng and adjusng the Size or Time slider accordingly. When the maximum limit is reached, a new le will begin recording and the current le will be available for download from the Connuous storage page. Select the recording Stream Source (First/Main Stream, Second/Substream).from the available drop-down menu.
Instant Recording (Connuous Recording Type Only)	Congure an Instant Recording me interval (in seconds). Use this feature to quickly create a footage le without waing unl the congured Maximum Filesize/Duraon is reached.Click Start to end the current le and begin recording a new le for the length you have congured.

3). Click Apply to save Recording sengs changes.

CONTINUOUS (RECORDING) SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Storage drop-down menu and clicking the Connuous link will open the Connuous storage sengs page.

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Figure 7-64: Setup Tab -Storage Menu -Connuous (Recording) Sengs

2). From the Connuous storage sengs page, a user may access any les recorded using Connuous recording type. File info including File Name, Date/Time range, and Size (in MB) will be displayed for each available le. If a le is currently being recorded, it will display as Recording under the Download column.
3). To download an available le, simply click the corresponding Download link.
4). Use the navigaon controls at the boom of the le list to navigate mulple pages of les.

NOTE:

Connuous footage les can only be accessed (downloaded) from this page and cannot be viewed via the Search (Playback tab).

7.6 VCA Menu

ENABLE/DISABLE

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>VCA drop-down menu and clicking the Enable/Disable link will open the VCA Enable/Disable sengs page.

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Figure 7-65: Setup Tab –VCA Menu –Enable/Disable Sengs

2). From the VCA Enable/Disable sengs page, a user may enable VCA and conjure the following sengs:

VCA Seng	Descripon
VCA Features	Enable desired VCA features:Object Tracking- Enable this funcon to use the Object Tracking analyc.Object tracking analycs are generally utilized to count queue mes, trigger no-customer present excepons, etc...Counng Line- Enable this funcon to use the Counng Line analyc.Counng Line/Tripwire analycs are generally used to count objects entering/exing a space.
Tracking Mode	Choose the VCA tracking mode.Surveillance– Surveillance tracking mode should be used for intruder detecon or outdoor surveillance.People– People tracking mode is most suitable for tracking mulple people in indoor, high trac environments. People tracking requires an advanced All-in-One Analycs license.

3). To restore VCA Enable/Disable sengs to their factory default state, click Restore Defaults
4). Click Apply to save sengs changes.

ZONES AND RULES SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>VCA drop-down menu and clicking the Zones and Rules link will open the VCA Zones and Rules sengs page.

2). From the VCA Zones and Rules page, a user may perform the majority of VCA analycs conguraons. The Zones and Rules sengs page consists of two separate tabs. The Zones & Rules tab and the Logical Rules tab. By default, the page will open with the Zones & Rules tab deployed.

ZONES AND RULES SETTINGS – ZONES & RULES TAB

Steps:

1). On the Zones and Rules tab, Zones, Lines and Counters (and the analycs Rules pertaining to each) can all be constructed or placed within the live preview image.

Figure 7-66: Setup Tab –VCA Menu –Zones and Rules Seings – Zones & Rules Tab

2). The Zones & Rules tab consists of three segments:

i. Preview Area – A live preview of the camera's image. In the preview area, user may overlay analycs Zones, Lines and Counters for use with the analycs engine.

ii. Zone and Rule List – Recent object interacon with zones/lines will be listed in this area with the following informaon provided for each entry: ID, Rule Name, Zone Name, Object Type, Start Time, and End Time.

iii. Rule Conguraon Menu - When a zone, line or counter is selected, rule opons pertaining to the selected elements funconality will be available for conguraon in this menu. When no item is acvely selected, this secon will display all zones/lines and counters currently congured on the device (as pictured in the above example).

3). To create analytics rules or zones, right-click within the preview area.

The following menu opons will be available:

Right-Click Opon	Descripon
Zone/Line	Create Zone – Create an analycs zone. Zones are oen used for queue wait and dwell mers.Create Line – Create an analycs line/tripwire. Lines are generally used for people counng.Remove All Zones and Lines – Remove all acve zones and line.
Counter	Add Counter – Create a counter. Counters can be used to tally present objects in a dwell zone.Reset All Counters – Reset all acve counters to zero.Remove All Counters – Remove all counters from the overlay.
Display	Display Blobs – Display moon blob. This opon is generally used for visual diagnoses and is only available when Blob has beenDisplays Objects – From this men, the user may enable several object display opons. Opons include:■ Display Objects –Track objects on-screen. ■ Display Objects in Mulple Colors – Use diering colors for object trackers when mulple objects are present. ■ Display Non-Alarmed Objects – Display objects which are not currently triggering an alarm/event (Object detected in eld of visions but does not enter dwell zone/ cross counng line). ■ Display Object Speed – Display the object speed value.Display System Messages – Display analycs system messages generated by the camera on-screen.
Pause	Pause the live video preview on the current frame.

CREATE ZONE

Steps:

1). To create a zone, right-click within the preview area and select Zone/Line>Create Zone.
2). Draw the zone within the preview area as desired by clicking and dragging each corner until a satisfactory shape and posion is achieved.

Figure 7-67: Setup Tab –VCA Menu –Zones and Rules Sengs – Creang a Zone

3). When a zone is selected, the following opons will be available in the Rule Conguraon Menu:

Name

Name the zone. This name will be used to refer to this parcular zone throughout the cameras browser interface.

Color

Assign a color to the zone. This will allow for fast visual recognition when mulple zones are present.

Select the zone's detection mode.

• Detect- Detect object moon within the analycs zone.
  Non-Detect -Cease detecting objects within the camera's eld of vision when they enter the analycs zone. Non-Detect zones are oen ulized as a mask.

Detect/Non-Detect

VCA Zone – Rule Cong.	Descripon
Object Class Filter	Create an Object Filter. Object Iters can be used to Iter predened objects from triggering an analycs event. Filters can also be congured to trigger an event ONLY when a specic object class is detected within a zone.Include/Exclude – Select Include to apply analycs only to objects of the selected classicaon. Select Exclude to exclude objects of the selected classicaon from triggering analycs events.To create an Object Class Filter, check o a Iter and choose the object class in the Value eld drop-down (Filter 0 is acvely Itering the Cluer object class in the below example).For informaon on conguring object classes, see Classicaon Sengs.
Presence	Enable this rule to trigger an analycs event whenever an object comes into contact with any poron of the zone. The zone will remain triggered so long is presence is detected.
Enter	Enable this rule to trigger an analycs event whenever an object enters the zone.
Exit	Enable this rule to trigger tan analycs event whenever an object exits the zone.
Appear	Enable this rule to trigger an analycs event whenever an object appears within the zone.
Disappear	Enable this rule to trigger an analycs event whenever an object disappears from the zone.
Stopped	Enable this rule to trigger an analycs event whenever an object has stopped moving within the analycs zone for equal to or longer than the dened Time (Seconds).
Dwell	Enable this rule to trigger an analycs event whenever an object has dwelled within the zone longer than the dened Threshold (Seconds).
Direcon Filter	Enable this rule to trigger analyc events based on direconal movement through the zone. A direconal indicator will be overlaid over the zone. Adjust the Direcon and Acceptance angle to congure a direcon spectrum. Only objects travelling through the zone within this direconal spectrum will trigger an analycs event.
Speed Filter	Enable this rule to trigger an analycs events whenever an object travels through the zone within the dened speed rangeCongure a Lower Bound (km/h) and Upper Bound (km/h) speed value to denote your speed range.
Tailgang	Enable this rule to trigger an analycs event whenever an object enters the zone within the dened Time (Seconds) period aer another object has entered.If the Time (Seconds) value is set to 5, then anymore an object enters a zone within 5 seconds of another object, the camera will consider this tailgang and an analycs event will be triggered.
Color Filter	Enable this rule to trigger an analycs event whenever an object of a specied color is detected within the zone.Set a Threshold (%) to designate how much of an object must feature the specied color to trigger the alarm. If the Color is set to Blue, and the Threshold is set to 25%, than an object which is 25% blue or more will trigger an analycs event.

4). Right-clicking a zone within the preview area will deploy a menu with the following opons:

VCA Zone – Right-Click Opon	Descripon
Remove Zone	Remove the zone from the live preview. All rules associated with the zone will be deleted.
Insert/Remove Node	Insert/Remove a node to the zone border. Adding nodes will allow the user to further customize the shape of the zone.
Rules	Enable a rule. If a secondary seng for a rule exists (Dwell, Direconal Filter, etc...) default values for the secondary sengs will be used.
Pause	Pause the live video preview on the current frame.

5). Click the Apply buon to save your new VCA Zone sengs.

CREATE LINE (TRIPWIRE)

Steps:

1). To create a line, right-click within the preview area and select Zone/Line>Create Line.
2). Draw the line within the preview area as desired by clicking and dragging to place both line endpoints.

Figure 7-68: Setup Tab –VCA Menu –Zones and Rules Seings – Creang a Line

3). When a line is selected, the following opons will be available in the Rule Conguraon Menu:

VCA Line – Rule Cong.	Descripon
Name	Name the line. This name will be used to refer to this parcular line throughout the cameras browser interface.
Color	Assign a color to the line. This will allow for fast visual recognition when mulple zones/lines are present.
Object Class Filter	Create anObject Filter.Object Iters can be used to Iter predened objects from triggering an analycs event. Filters can also be congured to trigger an event ONLY when a specic object class has contacted the line.Include/Exclude – SelectIncludeto trigger an event with only objects of the selected classicaon. SelectExcludeto exclude objects of the selected classicaon from triggering analycs events.To create anObject Class Filter, check o a lter and choose the object class in theValueeld drop-down (Filter 0 is acvelyitering theCluerobject class in the below example).For informaon on conguring object classes, seeClassicaonSengs.
Presence	Enable this rule to trigger an analycs event whenever an object comes into contact with any poron of the line. The line will remain triggered so long as contact is maintained between the line and the object.
Enter	Enable this rule to trigger an analycs event whenever an object contacts the line.
Exit	Enable this rule to trigger tan analycs event whenever an object ceases contact with the line.
Appear	Enable this rule to trigger an analycs event whenever an object is detected and is already in contact with the line. This rule is generally reserved for use with zones and is not recommended for lines.
Disappear	Enable this rule to trigger an analycs event whenever the camera ceases tracking an object which was in contact with the line before tracking ceased. This rule is generally reserved for use with zones and is not recommended for use with lines (tripwires).
Stopped	Enable this rule to trigger an analycs event whenever an object has stopped moving on the line for equal or greater than thedened amount ofTime(Seconds).
Dwell	Enable this rule to trigger an analycs event whenever an object has dwelled on the line longer than the dened Threshold (Seconds). This rule is generally reserved for zones and funcons similarly to the Stopped rule when used with a line.
Direcon Filter	Enable this rule to trigger analyc events based on direconal movement across the line. A direconal indicator will be overlaid over the line. Adjust the Direcon and Acceptance angle to congure a direcon spectrum. Only objects travelling across the line within this direconal spectrum will trigger an analycs event. This rule is generally reserved for use with zones, and funcons similarly to the Coung Line rule (outlined below) when used with a Line (tripwire).
Speed Filter	Enable this rule to trigger an analycs events whenever an object travels through the zone within the dened speed rangeCongure a Lower Bound (km/h) and Upper Bound (km/h) speed value to dene your speed range.
Tailgang	Enable this rule to trigger an analycs event whenever an object enters the zone within the dened Time (Seconds) period aer another object has entered.If the Time (Seconds) value is set to 5, then anymore an object enters a zone within 5 seconds of another object, the camera will consider this tailgang and an analycs event will be triggered.
Coung Line	Enable this rule to trigger an analycs event whenever an object crosses the line in a chosen direcon.Direcons - Congure which direcons to monitor by selecngDirecon A, Direcon B, or both. An on-screen overlay will be visible to demonstrate which direcons correspond to A and B.Width Calibraon - Enable Width Calibraon to indicate the ancipated width of counted objects. An overlay will appear in the live preview, over the line. Small lines on either side show the minimum and maximum object widths. Use your mouse-wheel or click-and-drag the marker to change the width.Shadow Filter - Enable Shadow Filter to help migrate the possibility of shadows causing a false trigger. This technology ulizes light and color sensitivity to avoid detecon of shadows but does not guarantee false trigger prevenon.
Color Filter	Enable this rule to trigger an analycs event whenever an object of a specied color contacts the line.Set a Threshold (%) to designate how much of an object must feature the specied color to trigger the alarm. If the Color is set to Blue, and the Threshold is set to 25%, than an object which is 25% blue or more will trigger an analycs event.

4). Right-clicking a line within the preview area will deploy a menu.

The opons are as followed:

VCA Line- Right-Click Opon	Descripon
Remove Line	Remove the line from the live preview. All rules associated with the zone will be deleted.
Insert/Remove Node	Insert/Remove a node to the line to create another line segment.
Rules	Enable a rule. If a secondary seng for a rule exists (Dwell, Direconal Filter, etc...) default values for the secondary sengs will be used.
Pause	Pause the live video preview on the current frame.

5). Click the Apply buon to save your new VCA Zone/Line sengs.

CREATE COUNTER

Steps:

1). To create a Counter, right-click within the preview area at the locaon you wish to overlay the counter and select Counter>Add Counter.

Figure 7-69: Setup Tab –VCA Menu –Zones and Rules Seings – Creang a Counter

2). When a counter is selected, the following opons will be available in the Rule Conguraon Menu:

VCA Counter– Rule Cong	Descripon
Name	Name the counter. This name will be used to refer to this parcular line throughout the cameras browser interface and on the counter overlay itself.
Color	Assign a color to the counter. This will allow for fast visual recognition when mulple zones/lines/counters are present.
Increment	Enable Increment to increment the counter anymore a chosen analycs event occurs.Acvate the desired increment rule (Inc 0 used in the above example) and assign a rule trigger under the Value column (A counng line rule named Zone 0 –Cnt Line – Dir A is used in the above example).
VCA Counter – Rule Cong.	Descripon
Decrement	Enable Decrement to decrement the counter anymore a chosen analycs event occurs.Acvate the desired increment rule (Dec 0 used in the above example) and assign a rule trigger under the Value column (A counting line rule named Zone 0 –Cnt Line – Dir A is used in the above example).
Occupancy	Enable Occupancy to count occupants of a specied zone.Acvate the desired occupancy rule (Occ 0 used in the above example) and assign a rule trigger under the Value column (A zone presence rule named Zone 1 – Presence is used in the above example).

3). Click the Apply buon to save your new VCA Counter sengs.

ZONES AND RULES SETTINGS – LOGICAL RULES TAB

From the Logical Rules tab, a user may set up further rules governed by a set of custom logical operators. Logical rules can be written in such a manner that they can run on a schedule; while other rules or events are active (or not active); when a digital input is received, etc. These Logical Rules can also be used to trigger the generation of events (alarms/DO); incrementing of custom counters, etc...

Steps:

1). To open the Logical Rules sengs tab, click the Logical Rules tab on the Setup (Advanced Tab)>VCA>Zones and Rules sengs page.

Figure 7-70: Setup Tab –VCA Menu –Zones and Rules Seings – Opening the Logical Rules Tab

2). From the Logical Rules sengs tab, a user may Add, Modify, or Remove a logical rule.
3). For instrucons on adding/modifying a logical rule, see Adding/Modifying a Logical Rule. To remove an existing logical rule, select the rule from the list and click Remove. You will be prompted to conrm the removal. Click OK to conrm.

ADDING/MODIFYING A LOGICAL RULE

Steps:

1). To add a logical rule, click the Add... buon. If modifying an exisng rule, select the rule from the list and click Modify... Both acons will cause the Add/Modify New Rule window to deploy.

Figure 7-71: Setup Tab –VCA Menu –Zones and Rules Seings – Logical Rules Form
2). Assign a Name and Descripon to the rule by lling in the respective elds.

3). Under the Trigger the Logical Rule when the Following Condion is Met text, a user may select a condion clause. Some of these clauses will require secondary condional clauses to be chosen as well ([and], [or], etc...) Descripons of the available condion clauses are listed below:

Logical Rule - Clause	Descripon
[rule]	Select this condional clause to trigger the logical rule whenever a VCA rule is true/acve. Select the condional trigger rule from the available drop-down.
[and]	Select this condional clause to trigger the logical rule whenever mulple clauses are simultaneously true/acve. Select the condional clause from the available drop-down. All chosen condional clauses must be true to trigger the logical rule.
[or]	Select this condional clause to trigger the logical rule whenever one of mulple clauses rules is true. Select each condional trigger rule from the drop-downs as necessary. Only one of the mulple congured rules must be triggered/acve to trigger the logical rule.
[not]	Select this condional clause to trigger when a specied clause is not true.
[connuously]	Select this condional clause to trigger the logical rule whenever a clause has been connuously true/false for a specied period of me.
[previous]	Select this condional clause to trigger the logical rule when a clause was previously true/false for a specied period of me.
[was]	Select this condional clause to trigger the logical rule when a clause was true/false a specied period of me ago.
[me]	Select this condional clause to trigger the logical rule during a specied daily me range.
Logical Rule – Clause	Descripon
[day]	Select this condional clause to trigger the logical rule on a specied day of the week.
[date]	Select this condional clause to trigger the logical rule on a specied date of the year.
[value]	Select this condional clause to trigger the logical rule whenever a VCA counter reaches a specied value. Select the desired Counter, operator (<, >, =) and specify a counter value in the available text eld.
[input]	Select this condional clause to trigger the logical rule whenever a digital input of your choosing is in a state (open, closed) of your choosing. Select the desired input and state from the available drop-down menus.
[before]	Select this condional clause to trigger the logical rule whenever a specied [and] condional clause occurs before another.NOTE: This clause is only available as a secondary condional clause within an [and] clause.
[identity]	Select this condional clause to trigger the logical rule whenever two specied clauses are each triggered by the same (or dierent; user specied) objects.NOTE: This clause is only available as a secondary condional clause within an [and] clause.
[within]	Select this condional clause to trigger the logical rule whenever two specied [and] condional clauses are each triggered within a specied amount of me of one another.NOTE: This clause is only available as a secondary condional clause within an [and] clause.
[classicaon]	Select this condional clause to trigger the logical rule whenever a specied [and] condional clause is triggered by an object of a specied class.NOTE: This clause is only available as a secondary condional clause within an [and] clause.
[between]	Select this condional clause to trigger the logical rule whenever a specied [and] condional clause is triggered between two specied mes. Select the desired clause and congregate the two mes using the available drop-down menus.NOTE: This clause is only available as a secondary condional clause within an [and] clause.
[tamper]	Select this condional clause to trigger the logical rule whenever tampering detected. See Tamper Detecon Sengs for more info on conguring tamper detecon.
[learning]	Select this condional clause to trigger the logical rule whenever a scene is being learned.

4). Congure your condional trigger clause as desired. When you have congured the clause, the trigger acons must also be selected. The trigger acon is simply the resulting acon of the logical rule being triggered.

A list of available trigger acons is described below:

Logical Rule - Acon	Descripon
[generateevents]	Select this acon to generate an event whenever the logical rule is triggered.
[incrementcounter]	Select this acon to increment a specied VCA counter whenever the logical rule is triggered.
[learnscene]	Select this acon to have the camera perform scene learning whenever the logical rule is triggered.
[resetcounter]	Select this acon to reset a specied VCA counter whenever the logical rule is triggered.

5). Once you have congured both a condional clause and a trigger acon, click OK to save the new logical rule.

CALIBRATION SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>VCA drop-down menu and clicking the Calibraon link will open the network DDNS sengs page.

Figure 7-72: Setup Tab –VCA Menu –Calibration Sengs

2). The VCA calibraon process includes conguring the correct camera angle and eld of view, as well as the delineaon of ancipated object (people, car, etc...) size. Proper calibraon of the camera is required to ensure accurate analytics counts and tracking.

The following calibraon specicaons are available for conguraon:

VCA Calibraon Spec	Descripon
Preset Select	Select a precongured preset. Presets include: Overhead, 60 Degree Lookdown, 30 Degree Lookdown.
Height	Adjust calibraon height. Use this to best emulate the height of the camera from the ground. Note the mimic size in comparison with an actual person to gain the best results.
Tilt Angle	Adjust calibraon lt angle. Use this to best emulate the camera's lt angle.
Vercal Field of View	Adjust the calibraon vercal eld-of-view. Use this to best emulate the camera's vercal perspecve.
Pan Angle	Adjust the calibraon roll angle. Use this to best emulate the camera's pan perspecve.
Roll Angle	Adjust the calibraon roll angle. Use this to best emulate the camera's pan perspecve.

Steps:

1). To begin calibraon, adjust calibraon sengs as required. A user may perform basic calibraon cameras via two separate methods:

1). Click-and-Drag. - For this method, click and drag the green calibraon grid to sasfactorily emulate the camera's height, It perspective, and eld of view. The mimics may be moved around the image to help the user gauge perspective. The mouse scroll wheel is also ulized to adjust camera height, and consequently the size of the calibraon grid and mimics. Use resizing of these elements to anticipate average object size.

2). Manual Conguraon - Manually enter/adjust calibraon values under the Camera Setup secon. As the user enters values, the calibraon overlay on the live preview will react accordingly.

3). If required, adjust Pan Angle and Roll Angle under the Advanced Parameters secon using the slider bars. As the sliders are moved, the calibraon overlay over the preview image will react accordingly. Advanced Parameters must be manually entered and cannot be adjusted using the Click-and-Drag technique.

4). Right-click within the video preview area for the following calibraon tools:

Right-Click Opon	Descripon
Virtual Ruler	Select this tool to anchor a virtual ruler from the point-of the right click. Drag your mouse across the image to extend the ruler. Use this feature to ensure accurate perspective calibraon sengs.
Draw Horizon	Select this opon to add a drawn horizon line to the calibraon grid. This horizon line will be visible when the camera's lt angle is twenty degrees or less.
Transparent Grid (enabled by default)	Select this opon to make the green calibraon grid transparent.
Add Mimic	Add another mimic to the live preview.
Pause	Pause the live preview image on the current frame.

5). When you have calibrated the camera to your sasfacon, click Apply to save the new calibraon sengs.
6). If desired, click Uncalibrate to reset all calibraon specicaons to their default value.

CLASSIFICATION SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>VCA drop-down menu and clicking the Classification link will open the VCA object Classicaon sengs page.

Figure 7-72: Setup Tab -VCA Menu -Classicaon Sengs

2). From the Classification sengs page, a user may Add, Remove or modify an object classicaon. Four default classicaons exists: Cluer, Person, Group of People, and Vehicle.
3). To create a new classicaon, click the Add buon and conjure the required classier informaon. To modify an exisng classicaon, select it from the list and edit the classier informaon as required. Classier informaon is described below:

Classier Info	Descripon
Name	Name the classicaon.
Enable	Enable the classicaon to have the camera acvely classify objects that meet the classicaon's parameters. If disabled, the camera will not classify objects with this class.
Min Area	The minimum area (in square meters) taken up by an object of this classicaon.
Max Area	The maximum area (in square meters) of an object of this classicaon.
Min. Speed	The minimum travelling speed (in km/h) of an object of this classicaon.
Max. Speed	The maximum travelling speed (in km/h) of an object of this classicaon.

4). Click Apply to save the new classicaon sengs.
5). Click Restore Defaults to reset the classicaons to their default sengs. This will delete any custom classicaon.

TAMPER DETECTION SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>VCA drop-down menu and clicking the Tamper Detecon link will open the VCA object Tamper Detecon sengs page.

Figure 7-72: Setup Tab –VCA Menu –Tamper Detecon Setngs
2). From the Tamper Detecon sengs window, a user may enable Tamper Detect, and congure related sengs. Tamper Detecon safeguards the camera against vandalism or view obscuraon by generang an alarm whenever tampering is detected.

3). To acvate tamper detecon, check-o Enable.
The following tamper detecon sengs can be congured:

Classier Info	Descripon
Tamper DuraonUnl Alarm	The amount of me allowed to transpire during tampering unl the tamper alarm is triggered.
Tamper Image Area	The amount of the image to use for the tamper detecon algorithm.
Suppress Alarm onLights On/O	Select this opon to suppress alarms accidentally generated by lights within the image turning on/o.

4). Click Apply to save changes to tamper detecon sengs. Click Restore Defaults to restore tamper detecon sengs to their default state.

SCENE CHANGE SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>VCA drop-down menu and clicking the Scene Change link will open the Scene Change sengs page.

Figure 7-73: Setup Tab –VCA Menu –Scene Change Sengs

2). From the Scene Change sengs page, a user may congregate scene changes sengs and enable day/night mode detecon.

Descripons of congorable sengs are listed below:

Scene Change Seng	Descripon
Mode	■ Automac – Automacally detect scene changes.■ Manual - Manually trigger■ Disabled – Disable Scene Change detecon.
Advanced Sengs	■ Changed Time – The amount of me that must transpire aer a detected scene change to trigger event.■ Changed Image Area – The amount of the image area that will be utilized to detect scene changing.
Day/Night Mode Change Detecon	Select Enable to detect the transition between day and night. This process works by looking for color from/to the grayscale transition between two successive frames.

BURNT-IN ANNOTATION SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>VCA drop-down menu and clicking the Burnt-In Annotaon link will open the Burnt-In Annotaon sengs page.

Figure 7-74: Setup Tab –VCA Menu –Burnt-In Annotaon Sengs 1(screenshot cont'd on next page)

Figure 7-75: Setup Tab –VCA Menu –Burnt-In Annotaon Sengs 2

2). From the Burnt-In Annotation settings, a user may configure settings related to the on-screen display of VCA components in live and recorded footage. Settings may be configured for each individual stream profile by selecting the desired profile tab near the top of the settings form.

NOTE:

VCA components are visible in the VCA Rules and Zones settings page video preview as well as on the Live tab (if chosen to be displayed in the Live tab right-click menu). These are for reference during configuration only and are not burnt-in to recorded video. Enable burnt-in annotation for desired VCA components to ensure they are visible on recorded video.

3). Click Enable Burnt-In Annotation to enable burnt-in annotations and reveal related options and settings.

Zones	Display Zones – Select this option to burn any VCA zones into the camera image.
	Display Objects – Select this option to burn in VCA object trackers. The following options may be enabled for burnt-in object tracking:
Objects	Non Alarmed Objects – Burn-in object tracking for objects not triggering an alarm/event.Object Speed – Burn-in the object’s speed value (km/h).Object Height – Burn in the objects height measurement value.Object Area – Burn in the object area measurement value ( m^-2 ).Object Classification – Burn in the objects classificationsText Size – Select a preconfigured size (small, medium, large) for the burnt-in text.Display Objects in Two Colors – Display burnt-in colors for Alarmed and Non-Alarmed (Objects not currently triggering an alarm/event) objects differently. Select the color for each object type from the available drop-down menu.Displays Objects in Multiple Colors – Enable multiple burnt-in object tracking colors when multiple objects are present.
Counters	Display Counters – Select this option to burn in any VCA counters into the camera image. A user may choose to burn-in the counter’s Value, Name or both by checking off the corresponding box.Display System Messages – Select this option to burn system messages into the camera image.
System Messages	Display Current Profile – Select this option to burn the current stream profile’s information into the camera image.Text Size – Select a preconfigured size (small, medium, large) for the burnt-in text.
Diagnostics	Display Counting Line Events – Select this option to burn counting line event information into the camera image.

4). Click Apply to save settings changes. Click Restore Defaults to restore settings to their default state.

COUNTER REPORTING SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>VCA drop-down menu and clicking the Counter Reporng link will open the Counter Reporng sengs page.
2). The Counter Reportng sengs page is split across three tabs: The Reportng Service, Database Service and E-mail Nocaons tabs.

Each is outlined in the below seconds.

REPORTING SERVICE TAB – COUNTER REPORTING SETTINGS

Steps:

1). From the Reporng Service tab, a user may congregate sengs related to the reporng of VCA counter data.

Figure 7-76: Setup Tab –VCA Menu –Counter Reporng Setngs – Reporng Service Tab

2). If desired, select a Predened Request from the drop-down menu to autoll the Request Command informaon. Available opons include One Hour, Today, Yesterday, One Day (the last 24 hours), This Week (rst day of the current week unl present), Last Week, One Week, This Month (rst day of the current month unl present) and Last Month.
3). If a custom counter report is desired, ll out the required elds in the Request Command secon manually.

Available sengs include:

Request Command	Descripon
Time	Fill out the To and From elds to designate a me range for the counter report.
Counter ID	Select the counter to report data on. An individual counter may be chosen by selecng its corresponding ID (1-19). Select Acve to report on only acve counters. Select All to report on all counters.
Table (Sampling)	Select the table to use in the report. Each table features a separate Sampling Interval and Roll-Over Count. See Database Service Tab for more informaon on conguring counter report tables.
Sorng Order	Select whether the results should be displayed in Ascending or Descending order.
Value Type	Select whether the displayed results should be Absolute value of each counter, or the Dierence between counters.

4). Under the Request secon, select the report style. Available styles include: Table, Bar and CSV. Please note, a Counter Report cannot be generated without enabling Database Service on the Database Service tab. Please enable Database Service to enable counter report generaon.

5). Aer selecng a style, a pop-up will open with your report and a URL link to the report will also be available in the Request URL eld.

DATABASE SERVICE TAB – COUNTER REPORTING SETTINGS

Steps:

1). From the Database Service tab, a user may enable Database Service (required for counter reporting and counter report email nocaons) and congure related sengs.

Figure 7-77: Setup Tab –VCA Menu –Counter Reporng Seings– Database Service Tab

2). Enabling Database Service will create a database to store counter reporting data.

3). Select the DB Storage medium by choosing either Flash (internal) or SD (removable storage) from the drop-down menu. Aer selecng your storage medium, designate a Total DB Size (in kilobytes). The maximum available amount of storage will vary depending on your chosen storage medium.

4). Under the Tables secon, a user may enable up to four DB tables by checking o the corresponding Enable Table x box.

The following table sengs can be congured:

Table Sengs	Descripon
Sampling Interval	Set the table’s sampling interval (in minutes).
Roll-Over Count	Set the table’s Roll-Over count. New entries will begin to replace the oldest exisng entries when the count has reached this value.
Max Roll-Over Time	The maximum amount of me that can be allowed to transpire before overwring of the oldest exisng entries will begin based on the dened Sampling Interval and Roll-Over Count values. This seng is not directly congurable.

5). Click Apply to save sengs changes. Click Restore Defaults to restore all sengs to their default state.

6). Under the Database Management secon, a user may select Clear to clear the current database. Select Back-Up to make a back-up copy of the database and its current structure and content. The backup will be automatically downloaded to your browser's Downloads folder.

7). If the database requires restoraon, select the Browse buon next to the Restore From eld and select a DB backup le to restore DB structure and contents.

E-MAIL NOTIFICATION TAB – COUNTER REPORTING SETTINGS

Steps:

1). From the E-Mail Noficaon tab, a user may congure VCA counter report e-mail nocaons and their related sengs.

Figure 7-78: Setup Tab -VCA Menu - Counter Reporng Setngs-E-Mail Noficaons Tab

2). To enable VCA counter reporting e-mail nocaons, check-o Enable E-Mail Nocaon.

3). Once nocaons are enabled, a user may Add, Modify or Remove a counter reporting e-mail nocaon recipient. When adding/modifying a recipient, recipient and report sengs may also be edited.
4). Select a recipient from the list to display recipient informaon. To remove a recipient, select the desired recipient from the list and click Remove.
5). SMTP (E-mail Server) Sengs must be congured in order for e-mail nocaons to funcon. Click the Go to SMTP (E-Mail) Sengs link to open the SMTP sengs form and congure sengs as necessary. See SMTP (E-Mail Server) Sengs for more info.

ADD/MODIFY A COUNTER REPORT E-MAIL NOTIFICATION RECIPIENT

Steps:

1). To add a recipient, click the Add... buon (if modifying, select the desired recipient from the list and click Modify...). The Add/Modify E-Mail Recipient form will deploy.

1). In the E-Mail Conguraon secon of the form, a user may enter basic recipient info.

Figure 7-79: Setup Tab –VCA Menu - Counter Reporng Setngs–E-Mail Noficaons Tab – Add/Modify E-Mail Recipient

2). Fill in the Name, Descripon and E-mail Address elds for the desired recipient.

E-Mail Recipient Seng	Descripon
Name	Name the recipient. This name will be used to identify this parcular recipient when assigning it to an e-mail nocaaon.
Descripon	Provide a brief descripon of the recipient (intended use, etc...). This descripon will be displayed when the schedule is selected on the schedule sengs page.
E-Mail Address	Enter the e-mail address of the recipient.

SCHEDULE CONFIGURATION

Steps:

1). In the Schedule Conguraon secon of the Add/Modify Recipient window, a user may congure a nocaon schedule for the recipient.

Figure 7-80: Setup Tab –VCA Menu - Counter Reporng Setngs–E-Mail Noficaons Tab – Schedule Conguraon

2). Enable an Hourly, Daily, Weekly or Monthly report. When the desired report is selected, related sengs will be deployed and can be customized.

Schedule Sengs	Descripon
Hourly	Enable hourly reporting to send a report on a customized hourly basis.SelectFromandTotrigger mes from the available drop-down menus to choose which hours in a day the hourly report will be sent. If 1:00 and 8:00 are selected asFromandTorespectively, then a report will be e-mailed on the hour from 01:00 to 08:00.Select the days of week the report will be emailed on. The report will be sent on the chosen days, during the designated trigger hour range.
Daily	Enable daily reporting to send reports on a customized daily basis.Select aTrigger Timefrom the drop-down menu. The report will be e-mailed at the selected me.Select days of week the report will be emailed on. The report will be sent on the chosen days, at the designated trigger hour.
Weekly	Enable weekly reporting to send reports on a customized weekly basis.Select aTrigger DayandTrigger Timefrom the available drop-down menus. The report will be emailed to the recipient on the chosen day, at the chosen me.
Monthly	Enable monthly reporting to send reports on a customized monthly basis.Select aTrigger Day(1-31) andTrigger Timefrom the available drop-down menus. Reports will be emailed to the recipient on the chosen day of the month, at the chosen me.

1). In the Report Conguraon secon of the Add/Modify Recipient window, a user may congure an email counter report sengs.

Figure 7-81: Setup Tab –VCA Menu - Counter Reportng Setngs–E-Mail Noficaons Tab – Report Conguraon

Report Seng	Descripon
Time	Select Report All Data to report all counter data within the schedule range. If a custom range is desired, ll out the To and From elds to designate a me range for the counter report.
Counter ID	Select the counter to report data on. An individual counter may be chosen by selecng its corresponding ID (1-19). Select Acve to report on only acve counters. Select All to report on all counters.
Table (Sampling)	Select the table(s) to use in the report. Each table features a separate Sampling Interval and Roll-Over Count. See Database Service Tab for more informaon on conguring counter report tables.
Sorng Order	Select whether the results should be displayed in Ascending or Descending order.
Value Type	Select whether the displayed results should be Absolute value of each counter, or the Dierence between counters.
Format	Select the report format for the email counter report.

2). Click Send Test Report to send a test report using the currently congured sengs to the e-mail entered in the E-mail Conguraon secon.
3). Click OK to save the new recipient. Click Cancel to close the window without saving the recipient.

ADVANCED VCA SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>VCA drop-down menu and clicking the Advanced link will open the Advanced VCA sengs page.

Figure 7-82: Setup Tab –VCA Menu –Advanced VCA Sengs

2). From the Advanced VCA sengs page, a user may congure sengs related to advanced operaon of VCA video analytics.
Congurable sengs include:

Advanced Seng	Descripon
Alarm Hold-O Time	Congure the amount of me (in seconds) allowed to transpire between a VCA event/alarm creaon and the acon which triggered the event/alarm.
Measurement Units	Select a desired measurement system from the available drop-down. These units will be used for approximang VCA object height/area/speed. Metric is the camera default.
Metadata Format	Metadata - Select your desired metadata categories: Event, Object, and Counng. Select Do Not Send Empty Metadata Packets to avoid sending packets when there is no data available.Diagnosc Metadata - Select your desired diagnosc metadata categories: Blob (Moon), Counng Line, Tamper and Scene Change.
Staonary Object Hold-On Time	Congure the amount of me the camera will track a staonary VCA object before it ceases tracking.
Advanced Sengs	Descripon
Tracking Opons	Congure the Minimum Tracked Object Size. Select Auto to only track objects equal to or larger than the smallest object classicaon.To congure a custom size, select the Blobmap Pixels opon and enter the desired value.
Display Opons	Congure a Minimum Alarm Object Display Time. Objects which have triggered an event/alarm will display an alarm tracker (red object tracker) for, at a minimum, the designated amount of me.
Detecon Point of Tracked Items	Congure a detecon point for tracked objects:1). Default - Default mode will use Centroid if calibrated as overhead or Midboom if calibrated as sideview or if the camera is uncalibrated.2). Centroid – Detecon point for objects is at centroid.Recommended for overhead camera3). Midboom – Detecon point for objects is the Midboom region. Recommended for sideview or uncalibrated cameras.
Global Restore Defaults	Select Restore All Default VCA Sengs to restore all VCA sengs to their factory default state.

3). Click Apply to save sengs. Click Restore Defaults to restore all VCA advanced sengs to their default state.

IMPORT/EXPORT SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>VCA drop-down menu and clicking the Import/Export link will open the Import/Export VCA Sengs page.

Figure 7-83: Setup Tab –VCA Menu –Import/Export Sengs

2). From the Import/Export VCA Sengs page, a user may export or import an .xml containing VCA conguraon sengs.
3). Click the Export buon to download an xml le (vca_cong.xml) to your browsers downloads desnaon. This le can be imported to other cameras to assign them the same VCA conguraons as the device from which is was exported.

4). Under the VCA Configuraon Import secon, a user may select which VCA sengs conguraon to import from the le.

5). To import a VCA sengs le, click the Browse buon, navigate to and select the desired xml le and click Open. Only VCA sengs conguraons which have been checked-o in the VCA Conguraon Import secon will be imported to the device.

7.7 Maintenance Menu

USERS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Maintenance drop-down menu and clicking the Users link will open the Users sengs page.

Figure 7-84: Setup Tab - Maintenance Menu - Users
2). From the Users page, a user may view the camera's list of user proles. A user may also add, modify or remove a user prole. Details regarding each acon are outlined in the proceeding sub-seconds of this manual. User sengs can also be edited from both the Basic Tab>Camera Conguraon>Users and the Setup (Advanced) Tab>Basic Conguraon>Users sengs pages.

ADD A USER

Steps:

1). Click the Add... to add a new user prole. The Add User form (pictured right) will deploy.

Form Field	Descripon
Username and Password	Enter a username and password for the new user.
Conrm Password	Conrm the previously entered password.
User Group	Choose a User Group for the user.

Figure 7-85: Setup Tab – Maintenance Menu – Users – Add User

2). Aer nishing conguraon, click Apply to save the new sengs.

MODIFY A USER

Steps:

1). Click the Modify...buon to modify an exisng user prole. The Modify User form (pictured right) will deploy.

Form Field	Descripon
Username and Password	Enter a username and password for the new user.
Conrm Password	Conrm the previously entered password.
User Group	Choose a User Group for the user.

Figure 7-86: Setup Tab – Maintenance Menu – Users – Modify User

2). Aer nishing conguraon, click Apply to save the new sengs.

REMOVE A USER

Steps:

1). Click the Remove buon to remove an exisng user prole. This acon is only available when a user prole is selected in the list. You will be prompted for a conrmaon before nalizing the removal.

USER AUTHENTICATION

Steps:

1). Check-o Enable Anonymous Viewer Login to enable anonymous viewing (no username or password required) of the camera's live view

DATE & TIME SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Maintenance drop-down menu and clicking the Date & Time link will open the Date & Time sengs page.

Figure 7-87 Setup Tab – Maintenance Menu – Date and Time Settings

2). From the Date & Time sengs page, a user may edit a camera's me sengs including me zone, me server, date and me format and me synchronizaon source.

Time Seng	Descripon
Current Camera Encoder Time	Displays the current camera me
Conguraon	Time Zone - Select the camera me zone.Sync Source - Set the acve NTP server as your me sync source. Click the Go to NTP Conguraon to be taken to the NTP Sengs page.Date and Time Format – Choose a predened date-format. Enable 24-Hour to use standard 24 hour me.
New Camera / Encoder Time	Set this Computer’s Date and Time – Selecng this opon will sync the camera’s me with your current computer system.Set with NTP Server - Selecng this opon will sync the camera’s me with the displayed NTP server (Default: me.windows.com)Set Manually – Select this opon to manually congure the camera’s date and me.

3). Click Apply to save the new me sengs.

API SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Maintenance drop-down menu and clicking the API link will open the API sengs page.

Figure 7-88 Setup Tab -Maintenance Menu -API Setngs
2). From the API sengs page, a user may acvate sengs related to the camera's applicaon programming interface.

Congurable sengs include:

Storage Detail	Descripon
Enable Genetec	Enable integraon with Genetec security center.
Enable ONVIF	Enable ONVIF on the camera:Enable Authencaon - Enable ONVIF Authencaon. The user may also enable Replay Aack Protecon to protect the camera against malicious/ fraudulent acvity.Enable Prole G – Enable ONVIF Prole G.

3). Click Apply to save sengs changes.

LANGUAGE SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Maintenance drop-down menu and clicking the Language link will open the Language sengs page.

Figure 7-89 Setup Tab -Maintenance Menu -Language Sengs

2). From the Language sengs page, a user may select the camera interface language. Select a desired language from the available drop-down menu. Languages include: English, Chinese and Korean.
3). Click Apply to save sengs changes.

FIRMWARE UPGRADE

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Maintenance drop-down menu and clicking the Firmware Upgrade link will open the Firmware Upgrade page.

Figure 7-90 Setup Tab -Maintenance Menu -Firmware Upgrade Setngs

2). From the Firmware Upgrade page, a user may update the device's hardware rmware. To update device rmware, simply click the Browse buon, navigate to the locaon of the rmware le on your current system and select the le for use. A Start buon will appear when a valid .enc le has been selected.
3). Click Start to begin the rmware update process.

SYSTEM LOG SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Maintenance drop-down menu and clicking the System Log link will open the System Log Sengs page.

Figure 7-91 Setup Tab -Maintenance Menu -System Log Sengs

2). From the System Log page, a user can click Download System Log for an updated copy of the log. If desired, check-o Enable Auto Backup and conjure the following details for auto backup of the system log to an FTP service of your choosing.

FTP conncon sengs are described below:

FTP Seng	Descripon
Name	Name the FTP server. This name will be used to identify this parcular FTP when selecng it for storage purposes.
IP Address/Port	Enter network conncon values for the desired FTP Server.
Target Directory	Enter the target desnaon directory on the FTP for storing uploaded les.
Account/Password	Enter the user login credenals for the FTP. 3xLOGIC recommends using an administrave level account when possible to avoid permissions conicts.
Filename Format	Assign the lename format for the .log les uploaded to the FTP.

3). If you have previously congured an FTP service via the FTP Nocaon sengs, click Show Nocaon List. A list of congured FTP nocaons will appear. To instantly load an FTP nocaon's FTP connection info into the System Log-FTP conguraon form, select the desired nocaon from the list and click Load Nocaon into Sengs.

4). Click Apply to save sengs changes.

CONFIGURATION IMPORT/EXPORT SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Maintenance drop-down menu and clicking the Conguraon Import/Export link will open the Conguraon Import/Export page.

Figure 7-92 Setup Tab - Maintenance Menu - Configure Import/Export Page

2). From the Conguraon Import/Export page, a user can export the cameras current sengs conguraon (.dat format) or import a sengs conguraon le to apply to the camera.

3). To export the camera's current sengs, click the Export buon. The camera sengs le will be downloaded to your browser's download desnaon.

4). To import sengs, click the Browse... and navigate to the les locaon on your system. When a le is selected, an Import buon will appear. Click Import to import sengs from the selected le.

CAUTION:

Imporng a sengs le will overwrite all exisng camera sengs.

RESET ALL SETTINGS

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Maintenance drop-down menu and clicking the Reset All Sengs link will open the Reset All Sengs page.

Figure 7-93 Setup Tab -Maintenance Menu -Reset All Setngs

2). From the Reset All Sengs page, a user may reset all camera sengs to their factory default state.
3). Before reseng, a user may choose to preserve Network and Time Zone sengs. Check-o Preserve Network Sengs and/or Preserve Time Zone Sengs.
4). Aer designang sengs to be preserved, click Reset All Sengs to restore sengs to their factory defaults.

REBOOT

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Maintenance drop-down menu and clicking the Reboot link will open the Reset All Sengs page. To reboot the system, click and follow the on-screen instrucons.

3XLOGIC

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Maintenance drop-down menu and clicking the 3xLOGIC link will open the 3xLOGIC VIGIL Camera Server Soware sengs page.

Figure 7-94 Setup Tab -Maintenance Menu -3xLOGIC Soware Sengs

2). From the 3xLOGIC VIGIL Camera Server soware sengs page, a user can view the camera's current VIGIL Camera Server soware version. The user can also Stop (shut down) or Restart the camera's VIGIL soware by clicking the corresponding buons.

3). A user may also update the camera's VIGIL Server Camera soware from this page. To begin, click the Browse buon in the Update secon. This will deploy a standard le browser. Navigate to the update le on your system and select it. An Update buon will appear when valid le has been chosen. Click Update to begin the soware update process.

4). To uninstall the current VIGIL Server Camera soware, click the Uninstall buon.

7.8 Acvaon Menu

ACTIVATE

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>Acvaon drop-down menu and clicking the Acvate link will open the Acvaon sengs page.

Figure 7-95 Setup Tab -Acvation Menu -Activaon Form

2). From the Acvaon sengs page, a user may view the camera's Hardware Code and any installed licenses. To register new license, enter the acvaon code into the Acvaon Code text eld. Valid codes will be automatically processed and the corresponding license will appear in the Installed Licenses list.

3). Click Apply to save sengs changes.

7.9 About Menu

INFORMATION

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab> About drop-down menu and clicking the Informaon link will open the camera informaon page.

Figure 7-96 Setup Tab -About Menu -Informaon Form

The Informaon page provides a user with at-a-glance informaon regarding the following camera components/specicaons:

Serial Number
■ Full and Short Names
■ Firmware Version
■ VIGIL Server Camera (Userfs) Soware Version
■ Micro-P Version
■ Manufacturer Name
MAC Address
■ Pan/Tilt Capability
■ Focus/zoom Capability
■ DC-Auto Iris Info
■ Day/Night Mode Info
■ IR Illuminaon Specs
TV-Out
■ Audio In/Audio Out
DI/DO

RS-485

USB

SD

LICENSE

Steps:

1). Opening the Setup Tab>About drop-down menu and clicking the About link will open the License informaon page.

VISIX Analytic Sensor

Figure 7-94 Setup Tab -About Menu -License Informaon

2). The License Informaon page provides a user with at-a-glance informaon regarding the licensing for several of the camera and soware components.

8 IP Address – Hexadecimal/Decimal Conversion Table

Refer to the following table when converng the MAC address of the device to the IP address:

Hex	Dec	Hex	Dec	Hex	Dec	Hex	Dec	Hex	Dec	Hex	Dec	Hex	Dec
0	0	25	37	4A	74	6F	111	94	148	B9	185	DE	222
1	1	26	38	4B	75	70	112	95	149	BA	186	DF	223
2	2	27	39	4C	76	71	113	96	150	BB	187	E0	224
3	3	28	40	4D	77	72	114	97	151	BC	188	E1	225
4	4	29	41	4E	78	73	115	98	152	BD	189	E2	226
5	5	2A	42	4F	79	74	116	99	153	BE	190	E3	227
6	6	2B	43	50	80	75	117	9A	154	BF	191	E4	228
7	7	2C	44	51	81	76	118	9B	155	C0	192	E5	229
8	8	2D	45	52	82	77	119	9C	156	C1	193	E6	230
9	9	2E	46	53	83	78	120	9D	157	C2	194	E7	231
0A	10	2F	47	54	84	79	121	9E	158	C3	195	E8	232
0B	11	30	48	55	85	7A	122	9F	159	C4	196	E9	233
0C	12	31	49	56	86	7B	123	A0	160	C5	197	EA	234
0D	13	32	50	57	87	7C	124	A1	161	C6	198	EB	235
0E	14	33	51	58	88	7D	125	A2	162	C7	199	EC	236
0F	15	34	52	59	89	7E	126	A3	163	C8	200	ED	237
10	16	35	53	5A	90	7F	127	A4	164	C9	201	EE	238
11	17	36	54	5B	91	80	128	A5	165	CA	202	EF	239
12	18	37	55	5C	92	81	129	A6	166	CB	203	F0	240
13	19	38	56	5D	93	82	130	A7	167	CC	204	F1	241
14	20	39	57	5E	94	83	131	A8	168	CD	205	F2	242
15	21	3A	58	5F	95	84	132	A9	169	CE	206	F3	243
16	22	3B	59	60	96	85	133	AA	170	CF	207	F4	244
17	23	3C	60	61	97	86	134	AB	171	D0	208	F5	245
18	24	3D	61	62	98	87	135	AC	172	D1	209	F6	246
19	25	3E	62	63	99	88	136	AD	173	D2	210	F7	247
1A	26	3F	63	64	100	89	137	AE	174	D3	211	F8	248
1B	27	40	64	65	101	8A	138	AF	175	D4	212	F9	249
1C	28	41	65	66	102	8B	139	B0	176	D5	213	FA	250
1D	29	42	66	67	103	8C	140	B1	177	D6	214	FB	251
1E	30	43	67	68	104	8D	141	B2	178	D7	215	FC	252
1F	31	44	68	69	105	8E	142	B3	179	D8	216	FD	253
20	32	45	69	6A	106	8F	143	B4	180	D9	217	FE	254
21	33	46	70	6B	107	90	144	B5	181	DA	218	FF	255
22	34	47	71	6C	108	91	145	B6	182	DB	219
23	35	48	72	6D	109	92	146	B7	183	DC	220
24	36	49	73	6E	110	93	147	B8	184	DD	221

9 Revision History

MAN#	DATE(M/D/Y)	Comments
11-2015-1	11/02/2015	Styled
01-2016-22	01/22/2016	Finalized initial dra.