V10.B 2004, December Formatting: pagination; minor edits.
V11
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2004, October Honeywell template.
2006, January Updates to: time needed to clear storage, network address translation (NAT)
for connection to unit, NAT for connection to alarm station, continuous and
boosted settings for video recording, group of sites in Admin and View,
DSP Maxer, configuration—camera, enhanced preview, PTZ, PIT/NETPIT,
serial ports and removal of Restore button—, PTZ presets, PTZ controller,
video smoothing, user account: site and camera selection, resolution gauges
for live and recording, response schedule and rules, schedules’ GUI, motion
search reports, supported Microsoft Windows OS, LocalView: PTZ controller
and passwords.
2006, August Pub number changed. Re-formatting (headings, pagination, figure captions).
Added notes from previous release, updates to Scheduling: Configuration,
The Enhanced Preview of Resolution, Rapid Eye Storage Estimator, System
Clock: Manual Setting, Correcting the Clock, Programming a PTZ Dome
Camera, NetPIT and PIT Devices and new features: User Management,
Recording Video: Continuous Recording Settings, estimating the video
archive, using Audio and Support for Older Models of Units. Back cover
update, 21/08.
2007, July New features: ACUIX Dome Camera, Camera Sabotage: Detection.
Updates to: Start Here, Using Higher Values When Recording Video,
Simultaneous Sessions From One Unit and NetPIT and PIT Devices.
"Boosted" recording changed to "Event" recording, but a "Boost" button
remains. Section breaks added:
and Pan, Tilt, and Zoom (PTZ) Setup.
Multi-Media Site: Connection Configuration
Table of Contents
The Administration of a Rapid Eye System............................................ 19
About Using a PC to Operate Rapid Eye Units ................................................................................................ 19
About Using LocalView Onsite .........................................................................................................................20
Using a PC: Installing Rapid Eye Software ................................................................................................................. 20
For the Multi SA Only: Admin and View Software ............................................................................................ 20
First Use: Running Admin Software ................................................................................................................. 21
Customizing a Unit: View Software................................................................................................................... 21
For Questions .............................................................................................................................................................. 22
Site Setup: Checklist ................................................................................................................................................... 24
Naming / Renaming a Site ..........................................................................................................................................24
Site Naming Tips............................................................................................................................................... 25
After Dealing with a Site.................................................................................................................................... 25
To Create a Folder ............................................................................................................................................ 26
To Assign a Site to a Folder.............................................................................................................................. 26
To Rename a Folder .........................................................................................................................................27
To Delete a Folder ............................................................................................................................................ 27
Removing a Site ..........................................................................................................................................................28
To Delete a Site................................................................................................................................................. 28
Mistakenly Deleting a Secured Site Definition ................................................................................................. 28
Types of Connection ................................................................................................................................................... 29
Dial-up Connection: to a Unit...................................................................................................................................... 30
Setting a Dial-Up Connection ........................................................................................................................... 31
Area Code: Irregular Use ............................................................................................................................................ 32
To Force a Long-distance Dial-up Using a Local Area Code .......................................................................... 32
Forcing a Local Dial-up Across Area Codes ....................................................................................................33
Offering Many Dial-Up Connections to the Same Unit..................................................................................... 34
Using Network Access ................................................................................................................................................34
To Set a Network Connection........................................................................................................................... 35
Standalone Unit and a PC that Has a Network Card .......................................................................................36
Adjusting a Unit’s IP Settings for NAT .............................................................................................................. 39
Setting a Router’s Mappings ............................................................................................................................40
Updating a Unit's Connection........................................................................................................................... 41
Refreshing the Multi-Media Local Db ...............................................................................................................41
To Configure DHCP Using Microsoft’s Server2000 (or 2003) ......................................................................... 41
Choosing the Computer Name or a Static IP................................................................................................... 42
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Many Connections to a Unit........................................................................................................................................
To Specify Dial-up and Network Connections .................................................................................................43
RAS Server ..................................................................................................................................................................44
Planning to Connect to One Unit at a Time...................................................................................................... 44
To Set a Connection to a RAS.......................................................................................................................... 45
Using a RAS Server before Connecting to a Unit ............................................................................................ 47
Connections: Report and Customization.................................................................................................................... 48
The Automatic Naming of Connections ...........................................................................................................48
Changing the Automatic Suffix in a Connection's Name .................................................................................48
To Start a Maintenance Session....................................................................................................................... 54
Support for Older Models of Units.................................................................................................................... 54
Making a Site Operational........................................................................................................................................... 55
Unit’s Time Zone and Clock........................................................................................................................................ 56
To Indicate the Time Zone of a Multi-Media Unit ............................................................................................. 57
Conflicting Time Zones..................................................................................................................................... 57
SNTP: Setting the Clock Automatically....................................................................................................................... 58
System Clock: Manual Setting .................................................................................................................................... 59
Adjusting the Clock on a PC Running Rapid Eye Software............................................................................. 59
Using a PC’s Clock to Set a Unit’s Clock Manually .........................................................................................59
Adjusting the Time on an Operational Unit ......................................................................................................60
Correcting the Clock......................................................................................................................................... 60
Securing a Site.................................................................................................................................................. 61
Rebooting a Unit ............................................................................................................................................... 61
Using Apply....................................................................................................................................................... 62
Renaming a Camera......................................................................................................................................... 65
Adjusting a Video Feed..................................................................................................................................... 66
To Re-enable One Camera's Feed ...................................................................................................................66
To Re-enable All Newly Connected, Powered Cameras.................................................................................. 66
To Adjust All Cameras at Once......................................................................................................................... 66
To Disable a Camera ........................................................................................................................................66
Resolution of Live Video in View Software .......................................................................................................66
Other Video Settings......................................................................................................................................... 67
To Enable the Recording of a Video Feed .......................................................................................................68
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Customizing Settings for Recorded Video..................................................................................................................
To Duplicate Settings........................................................................................................................................ 70
Continuous Recording and Event Recording ............................................................................................................. 71
Optimizing Recorded Video ........................................................................................................................................ 72
Automatic Maximization of DSP Performance.................................................................................................. 72
Making Optimized Resolution and Frame Rate Settings ................................................................................. 74
The Enhanced Preview of Resolution ......................................................................................................................... 74
Comparing the Resolutions of Recorded Video............................................................................................... 76
Security and Presence...................................................................................................................................... 77
Camera Tips for Identification: Quality and Resolution.................................................................................... 79
Resolution Gauge for Retrieval Session........................................................................................................... 79
Resolution Reference: Recorded Video ........................................................................................................... 81
Customizing Windows for a PC Monitor’s Settings .................................................................................................... 82
PC Monitor’s Refresh Rate................................................................................................................................ 82
Microsoft Dual View and Rapid Eye View Software .........................................................................................82
Larger Monitors and Microsoft Windows.......................................................................................................... 83
Environmental Interference for Video Feeds ..............................................................................................................84
Pan, Tilt, and Zoom (PTZ) Setup............................................................. 85
Serial Device Settings for PTZ..................................................................................................................................... 85
To Assign and Set a New PTZ Device.............................................................................................................. 86
Video Tab Settings for PTZ .........................................................................................................................................86
To Enable a PTZ Camera ................................................................................................................................. 87
Using a PTZ Camera ................................................................................................................................................... 88
To Display the PTZ Dartboard Control ............................................................................................................. 88
Using the Dartboard Control............................................................................................................................. 89
Toggling between Zonal Mode and Pull Mode ................................................................................................ 89
Pulling the Rubber-Band................................................................................................................................... 90
Using Zonal Mode............................................................................................................................................. 90
Programming a PTZ Dome Camera ...........................................................................................................................91
To Configure a Preset on a PTZ Camera .........................................................................................................91
To Test a Preset ................................................................................................................................................ 92
Behavior of PTZ After a Session Closes........................................................................................................... 93
Support for RapidDome PTZ Features .......................................................................................................................95
RapidDome Mimic Tour .................................................................................................................................... 96
To Test a Mimic Tour on a RapidDome Camera.............................................................................................. 96
RapidDome Preset Tour ...................................................................................................................................96
To Setup a Tour of Presets on a RapidDome Camera .................................................................................... 97
Testing a Preset Tour on a RapidDome Camera ............................................................................................. 98
Privacy Zones for RapidDome.......................................................................................................................... 98
To Set a Privacy Zone....................................................................................................................................... 98
ACUIX Dome Camera.................................................................................................................................................. 99
Configuring the Intellibus Device for a Rapid Eye Unit .................................................................................... 99
To Configure an ACUIX Dome Camera for PTZ Use ..................................................................................... 100
Discovery of ACUIX Dome Cameras .............................................................................................................. 100
Backing Up an ACUIX Configuration File to a PC .......................................................................................... 100
Downloading a Configuration File to an ACUIX Dome Camera .................................................................... 101
Identifying the Model of the Camera ..............................................................................................................102
Upgrading the Firmware of an ACUIX Dome Camera ...................................................................................102
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Enhancing Video for Security ............................................................... 103
Making Use of a Schedule.............................................................................................................................. 107
To Add a Schedule .........................................................................................................................................107
Customizing a Schedule................................................................................................................................. 107
To Assign a Schedule to a Camera, or Group of Cameras ...........................................................................108
Using a 15-minute Increment in a Schedule .................................................................................................. 108
To Rename a Schedule ..................................................................................................................................109
To Delete a Schedule...................................................................................................................................... 109
Alarms and Scheduling................................................................................................................................... 109
Holiday and Exception.................................................................................................................................... 110
Adding Holidays and Exceptions ...................................................................................................................111
Event Recording for Video: Scheduling a Response ...............................................................................................112
Trigger: an Event of Interest ...........................................................................................................................112
Displaying the Response Panel Used for Making Rules................................................................................ 113
Checklist for Setting a Rule in the Response Schedule................................................................................. 113
Renaming a Rule............................................................................................................................................. 114
Managing the Response to a Rule .................................................................................................................115
Assigning a Schedule to a Response Rule ....................................................................................................115
Disabling a Response Rule............................................................................................................................. 115
To Configure Motion Detection....................................................................................................................... 117
Camera Sabotage: Detection.................................................................................................................................... 120
To Configure CSD........................................................................................................................................... 121
Calibration of CSD ..........................................................................................................................................121
Moved-type CSD: Learning and Rearming Alarms ........................................................................................ 122
Computing the Length of the Video Archive............................................................................................................. 122
Number of Cameras, Audio ............................................................................................................................ 124
Using Higher Values When Recording Video ................................................................................................ 127
A Multi-Media Unit’s Storage Statistics ..................................................................................................................... 127
To Obtain a Unit’s Statistics............................................................................................................................ 128
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Configuring Other Hardware ................................................................ 129
Preventing Users from Clearing Storage........................................................................................................ 130
To Trace the Clearing of Storage ...................................................................................................................131
Updating Security on a Multi-Media Unit ..................................................................................................................131
System Files ..............................................................................................................................................................132
To Download a File from a Multi-Media Unit .................................................................................................. 132
System Tab in a Maintenance Session..................................................................................................................... 134
Logging System Messages ............................................................................................................................134
System Monitor ............................................................................................................................................... 134
Making the FAULT RELAY Operational .......................................................................................................... 135
Camera Signal Format.................................................................................................................................... 135
Default System Values for a Multi-Media Unit ................................................................................................137
Serial Device: Modem ...............................................................................................................................................138
PPP: IP Settings Reserved for Modem Connection ....................................................................................... 139
To Set an External Modem .............................................................................................................................139
Serial Device: PTZ ..................................................................................................................................................... 140
To Assign and Set a PTZ Device .................................................................................................................... 140
Public Display Monitor: Using Monitor Output 1 ......................................................................................................141
External Hardware Control of a Public Display Monitor................................................................................. 141
Using LocalView As an Additional Public Display Monitor ............................................................................ 142
Customer Data and Customer-Device Events .......................................................................................................... 143
Adding a Customer Device That Sends Data to a Unit .................................................................................. 143
Adding an Event Rule for a Data-recording Device ....................................................................................... 144
Search Rule and Regular Expressions: Reference ........................................................................................ 145
NetPIT and PIT Devices .................................................................................................................................. 146
Multi Audio................................................................................................................................................................. 147
Using Multi Audio............................................................................................................................................ 148
Audio with LocalView ...................................................................................................................................... 148
To Enable Audio for Use Onsite, by LocalView.............................................................................................. 149
To Disable Audio for LocalView...................................................................................................................... 149
Simultaneous Sessions From One Unit .................................................................................................................... 149
Simultaneous Use of Many Units by One Operator ................................................................................................. 150
Before Creating User Accounts ...................................................................................................................... 152
Default User ............................................................................................................................................................... 152
User Management ..................................................................................................................................................... 153
Local User Management................................................................................................................................. 154
Central User Management.............................................................................................................................. 154
Setting a Unit to "Central" User Management ................................................................................................ 155
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Adding an Account, Using Admin and View.............................................................................................................
User Groups.................................................................................................................................................... 157
Updating an Account ...................................................................................................................................... 157
Adding an Account in LocalView ..............................................................................................................................157
Updating an Account in LocalView................................................................................................................. 158
To Customize the Rights in an Account ......................................................................................................... 158
To Base Rights On Those of Another User ....................................................................................................159
User Rights and Security ................................................................................................................................ 159
To Deny Access......................................................................................................................................................... 159
Removing a User's Account ...................................................................................................................................... 160
To Delete an Account Used Onsite, to Access LocalView............................................................................. 160
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Security for a Multi-Media System .......................................................161
Securing the Multi System ........................................................................................................................................161
Limiting the Use of Admin............................................................................................................................... 163
To Limit Access to Admin Documentation ..................................................................................................... 163
Multi Database Security .................................................................................................................................. 165
SQL-server Type Logon, Reserved for Multi Operators................................................................................. 165
System Password...................................................................................................................................................... 166
Road Map to Setting the System Password................................................................................................... 167
Changing the System Password, Part 1 (of 3): Using Admin ........................................................................ 168
Changing System Password, Part 2: Multi-Media Units ................................................................................ 168
Changing System Password, Part 3: Updating Users ...................................................................................169
Status Report ..................................................................................................................................................169
Removing a System Password .................................................................................................................................169
Remove From All Units ................................................................................................................................... 170
Remove on One of Many Units....................................................................................................................... 171
System Password Extras ................................................................................................................................ 172
Replacing a Unit ........................................................................................................................................................ 172
To Replace a Unit when a System Password Is in Force .............................................................................. 173
Last Valid Password........................................................................................................................................ 174
If A Used Unit Comes from Another Multi System .........................................................................................174
To Re-en t e r a Site D e f initio n f o r a Unit w i t h a Syst e m P asswo r d ..............................................175
To Check if the Correct System Password Was Typed ................................................................................. 176
User Password ..........................................................................................................................................................176
To Set the Administrator Account’s Password............................................................................................... 177
Rights of User Accounts............................................................................................................................................ 178
To View the Rights of a User and the Sites He may Access.......................................................................... 179
Right to Use Admin ......................................................................................................................................... 180
To Grant Access to Admin.............................................................................................................................. 180
Right to Use Maintenance............................................................................................................................... 180
Right to Use View............................................................................................................................................ 181
Right to Access a Site..................................................................................................................................... 182
To Define an Account’s Access to Certain Sites ............................................................................................ 182
Limiting the Time that a Unit Can Be Used ....................................................................................................183
To Limit Use of Cameras: Camera Partitioning .............................................................................................. 183
Events Defined ..........................................................................................................................................................
Setting an Event to Trigger an Alarm or to Be Logged .................................................................................. 187
Setting an Alarm.............................................................................................................................................. 188
To Set an Event to Report an Alarm ............................................................................................................... 188
Logging an Event............................................................................................................................................ 189
Event Session: to Search the Log of Events .................................................................................................. 193
To Input Times and Dates............................................................................................................................... 194
To Set the Date of a Retrieval Using the Calendar Utility............................................................................... 194
To Print a Log Entry ........................................................................................................................................ 194
System Failure........................................................................................................................................................... 194
A Multi-Media Alarm Station ...................................................................................................................................... 195
Checklist to Configure a Multi-Media Alarm Station ................................................................................................. 202
Multi SA Needs................................................................................................................................................ 202
System Administrator Needs .......................................................................................................................... 202
Adding an Alarm Station: Name and Reports .......................................................................................................... 203
Identifying and Defining a Connection ........................................................................................................... 203
The PPP Fields in an Alarm Station’s Definition............................................................................................. 204
Network Connection to an Alarm Station.................................................................................................................. 205
To Setup a Network Connection to an Alarm Station ....................................................................................205
Network Address Translation for Alarm Stations ........................................................................................... 206
To Prepare a Multi-Media Unit for NAT, Using Admin.................................................................................... 207
Dial-up Connection to an Alarm Station ................................................................................................................... 208
Preparing a Dial-up Connection to an Alarm Station ..................................................................................... 208
To Setup a Dial-up Connection to an Alarm Station ...................................................................................... 209
Entering Area Codes in Site and Alarm Station Definitions ...........................................................................210
Customizing a Dial-Up Connection to an Alarm Station ................................................................................ 211
To View “Update Station to Call in Case of Alarms” ...................................................................................... 213
To Use a Local Call Across Area Codes ........................................................................................................ 213
To Use a Long Distance Call in One Area Code ............................................................................................ 213
To Delay the Speed of Dialing ........................................................................................................................ 213
To Delay the Extension Suffix ......................................................................................................................... 214
International Dial-up........................................................................................................................................ 214
To Change Long-distance Prefixes ................................................................................................................215
RAS Connection to an Alarm Station ........................................................................................................................ 216
To Setup a Connection to a RAS Server ........................................................................................................ 217
Making an Alarm Station Operational ....................................................................................................................... 218
Using More than one Alarm Station ............................................................................................................... 218
Creating Extra Alarm Station Definitions for the same PC ............................................................................. 218
To List Successful Alarm Callbacks after an Interruption .............................................................................. 219
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Removing an Alarm Station.......................................................................................................................................
Alarms from a De-listed or Unregistered Unit ........................................................................................................... 219
To Trace the Unit Sending the Alarm .............................................................................................................219
To Set a Site to Not Report to a Specific Alarm Station................................................................................. 220
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Touring Many Sites................................................................................
Adding a Site Tour..................................................................................................................................................... 222
Default Amount of Time to Display a Unit During a Site Tour........................................................................ 222
Customizing a Tour ................................................................................................................................................... 223
To Change the Order of Sites in a Tour ......................................................................................................... 223
To Change the Time Spent at a Site, During a Tour ...................................................................................... 224
To Select Another Connection to a Site, During a Tour................................................................................. 225
Removing a Tour ....................................................................................................................................................... 225
Viewing the Log ......................................................................................................................................................... 227
To view the log................................................................................................................................................ 227
Sorting the Log ............................................................................................................................................... 228
Filtering the Log......................................................................................................................................................... 229
Printing the Log .........................................................................................................................................................229
To Print a List of Alarms.................................................................................................................................. 229
Archiving the Log....................................................................................................................................................... 229
To Archive Alarms........................................................................................................................................... 230
To Delete Alarms............................................................................................................................................. 230
Alarm Log Data Reference.............................................................................................................................. 230
Multi Database ...................................................................................... 231
To Start Admin ................................................................................................................................................ 232
Obtaining a Multi db .................................................................................................................................................. 232
Using the Default Multi Db .............................................................................................................................. 233
Contrasting Db Engines.................................................................................................................................. 233
Using Another Db: Converting .................................................................................................................................. 234
To Use Another Multi Db................................................................................................................................. 234
Impact on View................................................................................................................................................ 235
Creating a Multi Db.................................................................................................................................................... 235
An Empty Multi Database Using Microsoft SQL-Server ................................................................................. 237
Using Admin to Create a SQL-compatible Multi Database............................................................................ 238
Db Based On Another..................................................................................................................................... 239
To Make a Copy of a Multi Db ........................................................................................................................ 239
Renaming a Multi Db ......................................................................................................................................240
Multi Db: MinAdmin......................................................................................................................................... 240
Upgrading a Multi db................................................................................................................................................. 241
Upgrading a Local Database.......................................................................................................................... 241
To Upgrade a Local Database, without a Connection to the Multi Db ..................................................... 242
Producing a Local Database ..........................................................................................................................242
To Make a Local Database ............................................................................................................................. 242
View: Setting the Db .......................................................................................................................................243
To Set a Multi Db for View .............................................................................................................................. 244
Refreshing a Local Database.......................................................................................................................... 244
To Refresh a Local Database while Running View......................................................................................... 245
Deleting a Database .................................................................................................................................................. 245
“Cannot Open Db”.......................................................................................................................................... 245
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Index ...................................................................................................... 247
Figures
Figure 1–1. To Install View Software, Run the Multi-Media View CD-ROM. 20
Fig. 1–2. To Install Admin Software, Run the Multi-Media Admin CD-ROM. 20
Fig. 1–3. Desktop Icon for Admin software. 21
Fig. 2–1. Where to Click when Adding a Site. 24
Fig. 3–1. Selecting a Network or Dial-up Connection. 30
Fig. 3–2. Dial-up Connection. 30
Fig. 3–3. Automatic Tag Added to a Connection's Name. 31
Fig. 3–4. Irregular Use of Area Codes. 32
Fig. 3–5. Operating a Multi-Media Unit Over a Network. 34
Fig. 3–6. Site Tab’s Report of Primary Connections. 35
Fig. 3–7. Using a Direct Connection to Operate a Multi-Media Unit. 36
Fig. 3–8. NAT Configuration for Operating a Multi-Media Unit Over a WAN. 37
Fig. 3–9. NAT Configuration: Changing the IP Address of a Multi-Media Unit. 39
Fig. 3–10. NAT Configuration: Router Settings. 40
Fig. 3–11. Operating a Unit through Many Connections. 43
Fig. 3–12. Listing of Connections (Two) to a Site. 44
Fig. 3–13. Connecting to a Rapid Eye Site through a RAS Server, Transparently. 45
Fig. 3–14. RAS Server's Telephone Number and PPP Information. 46
Fig. 3–15. Connecting to a RAS Server, Before Running View to Operate Units. 47
Fig. 3–16. For Local Call s that Need an Area Code, Customize Dial-up. 51
Fig. 3–17. Customizing an Alarm Station’s Telephone Number. 52
Fig. 4–1. Multi-Media Unit Serial Number and Version of Unit Software. 55
Fig. 4–2. Unit Time Using SNTP as a Reference. 56
Fig. 4–3. Different Rules May Apply for Daylight Savings Time in one Time Zone. 58
Fig. 4–4. Setting a Multi-Media Unit’s Clock Manually. 59
Fig. 5–1. The Video Tab: Camera Names and Image Settings. 65
Fig. 5–2. The Video Tab: Color, Recording Settings, Motion and PTZ. 67
Fig. 5–3. The Recording Tab, Showing that Three Cameras Are Recording. 68
Fig. 5–4. A Red Dot Is Added to the Icon of a Camera that Is Recording. 69
Fig. 5–5. The Menu for Duplicating Recording Settings (1) or for Restoring Defaults (2). 70
Fig. 5–6. Estimating a Unit's Video Archive. 71
Fig. 5–7. Load on DSP Resources. 72
Fig. 5–8. The Automatic DSP Performance Maximization Window. 73
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Fig. 5–9.
Fig. 5–10. The Enhanced Preview Window. 75
Fig. 5–11. Using High or Moderate Resolution, 320 × 240 (NTSC), to Identify a Subject. 76
Fig. 5–12. Using Low Resolution, 160 x 120 (NTSC) to Show Presence. 77
Fig. 5–13. To Establish Presence, Lower-Resolutions May Suffice. 78
Fig. 5–14. Camera Distance Can Be more Important than High Resolutions. 79
Fig. 5–15. Resolution Gauge for Recordings Made with NTSC Cameras. 80
Fig. 5–16. Resolution Gauge for Recordings Made with PAL Cameras. 80
Fig. 5–17. Microsoft Windows’ Screen Area Settings. 83
Fig. 6–1. Assigning a PTZ Driver to a Port on the Multi-Media Unit. 85
Fig. 6–2. Configuration Settings (4) for a PTZ (3) Camera (2), on the Video Tab (1). 87
Fig. 6–3. Dartboard Control for PTZ camera, Showing Command Feedback. 89
Fig. 6–4. Dragging the Mouse Pointer in a PTZ Camera Window. 90
Fig. 6–5. Using PTZ Zonal Mode. 90
Fig. 6–6. PTZ Dome Camera without Auto-focus (1) or with, Between the Dots (2). 91
Fig. 6–7. Programming a PTZ Preset. 92
Fig. 6–8. Testing Presets on a PTZ Camera. 92
Fig. 6–9. PTZ Camera: Behavior after Use. 93
Fig. 6–10. Detail of PTZ Setup for the RapidDome Driver. 95
Fig. 6–11. Right-clicking in the Tour Programming table reveals the Insert command. 96
Fig. 6–12. Location of the Program Vector Button. 98
Fig. 6–13. Setting Up a Privacy Zone on a RapidDome PTZ Camera. 98
Fig. 6–14. Communication Settings for Intellibus on the Serial Devices Tab. 99
Fig. 6–15. The Manage Files Dialog Box. 101
Fig. 7–1. Continuous Recording and Event Recording, on the Recording Tab. 103
Fig. 7–2. Boost Button. 104
Fig. 7–3. Example of a Schedule Assigned to a Camera. 106
Fig. 7–4. Customizing a Schedule. 107
Fig. 7–5. Breakdown of a Cell into Fifteen-minute Sections. 108
Fig. 7–6. Using a Schedule for Alarms. 110
Fig. 7–7. Specifying a Holiday for the Next Few Years. 111
Fig. 7–8. A Rule's Trigger, Response and Schedule. 112
Fig. 7–9. Customizing a Rule: Visual Steps. 113
Fig. 7–10. Status Icons for a Response Rule. 114
Fig. 7–11. Motion Detection Configuration. 116
Fig. 7–12. Mask for Motion Detection. 117
Fig. 7–13. Motion Detection Menu. 119
Fig. 7–14. CSD Panel, on the Video Tab. 120
Fig. 7–15. Calibration of Blind-type CSD. 121
Fig. 7–16. Storage Estimator. 124
Fig. 7–17. Detail of the Statistics Tab, Showing Storage Statistics. 127
Fig. 8–1. Statistics Tab, Showing the Clear Storage Button. 129
Fig. 8–2. Securing a Unit, after Changing Passwords. 131
Fig. 8–3. File Transfers: to a Unit or from a Unit. 132
Fig. 8–4. Downloading the System.log File from a Multi-Media Unit. 133
Fig. 8–5. Enabling the FAULT RELAY. 135
Fig. 8–6. Enabling the FAULT RELAY Changes the Name of Output6. 135
Fig. 8–7. Serial Devices Tab Showing “Internal Port–Modem” Data. 138
Fig. 8–8. Monitor Out Tab, for a Multi-Media Unit’s MONITOR OUTPUT 1. 142
The Configure Automatic Optimizations Command. 74
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Fig. 8–9.
Fig. 8–10. Some Devices can Be Searched for Data such as “No Sale”. 144
Fig. 8–11. Cash Registers, Connected to a Honeywell PIT. 146
Fig. 8–12. A NetPIT Device on PORT 3, Showing All Serial Interface Values. 146
Fig. 8–13. Expanded NetPIT device on PORT 3, showing three POS devices. 147
Fig. 8–14. Audio Tab. 148
Fig. 9–1. Button for Changing User Management from Local to Central. 154
Fig. 9–2. Adding a "Night Operator" Account. 156
Fig. 9–3. Defaults: User Account Rights (1) and Site Access (2). 158
Fig. 10–1. Logging on to SQL-Server Differs from the Log on to Admin. 166
Fig. 10–2. System Password. 166
Fig. 10–3. Securing a Unit. 167
Fig. 10–4. After Removing a System Password. 170
Fig. 10–5. The LVP Utility Is Used only when a Unit Replaces another at a Secured Site. 173
Fig. 10–6. Inputting a Previous Owner’s System Password into the LVP Utility. 175
Fig. 10–7. Assigning Rights to a “Night Operator” Multi-Media Account. 178
Fig. 10–8. Summary of a User’s Rights on the Users Tab. 179
Fig. 10–9. Account's Limit on Session Time, before Needing to Reconnect. 183
Fig. 10–10. Limiting an Account’s Use of Cameras at a Site. 184
Fig. 10–11. Identifying a Camera that is Not Recording, in a Live Session. 185
Fig. 10–12. Overriding a Camera that is not Recording, Using Event Recording. 186
Fig. 10–13. Sources of Events Include the Unit itself. 187
Fig. 10–14. Once Acknowledged, Alarms Are Entered into the Multi Db. 188
Fig. 10–15. A Multi-Media Unit Can Log an Event without Sounding an Alarm. 189
Fig. 10–16. Events Caused by a Multi-Media Unit or a View Operator. 192
Fig. 10–17. Search for Events Window. 193
Fig. 10–18. A Multi-Media Unit Can Be Set to Send Alarms to Specific PCs. 195
Fig. 10–19. Denying Access (1) and Updating Security for each Site in the Account (2). 198
Fig. 11–1. A Multi-Media Unit Can Send Alarms to a Specific PC. 201
Fig. 11–2. Over a Network, Alarm's Are Sent to an Alarm Station’s IP Address. 205
Fig. 11–3. Receiving Alarms from a Multi-Media Unit, over a WAN or the Internet. 206
Fig. 11–4. Connecting through a WAN to a Multi-Media Alarm Station on a LAN. 207
Fig. 11–5. To Report an Alarm, a Multi-Media Unit Can Call an Alarm Station. 208
Fig. 11–6. Area Code Input Is Needed to Reach a Multi-Media Alarm Station. 209
Fig. 11–7. Connection for an Alarm Station (1) Is Shown also in a Site's Definition (2). 210
Fig. 11–8. Irregular Use of Area Codes when Units Are Calling an Alarm Station. 211
Fig. 11–9. Customizing the Dial-up to an Alarm Station in the Site’s Definition. 212
Fig. 11–10. International Prefixes for Use of Rapid Eye Software in North America. 214
Fig. 11–11. International Prefixes for Use of Dial-up in Rapid Eye Software. 215
Fig. 11–12. A Multi-Media Unit Can Send Alarms through a RAS Server. 216
Fig. 11–13. RAS Configuration. 216
Fig. 12–1 . Adding a Tour Name. 222
Fig. 12–2. The Default Amount of Time for a Tour of each Unit. 223
Fig. 12–3. Customizing the Amount of Time that a Multi-Media Unit Is Toured. 224
Fig. 13–1. Alarm Log 227
Fig. 13–2. Possible Result of Sorting when Using “Month, Day, Year”. 228
Fig. 13–3. Filtering the Alarm Log. 229
Fig. 14–1. Data Flow from Admin to View. 231
Customer Devices can Include POS Units, such as Cash Registers. 143
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Fig. 14–2.
Fig. 14–3. Specifying the Multi Db. 234
Fig. 14–4. The Admin Logon Window. 235
Fig. 14–5. Copying Multi Db Data to another Multi Db. 239
Fig. 14–6. Options for Generating a MinAdmin Multi Db Template. 241
Fig. 14–7. The Log On to View. 243
Tables
Table 1–1 Customer Information: Checklist 22
Table 3–1 Possible Connections to a Rapid Eye Unit 29
Table 3–2 Multiple Dial-up Connections: Decision Chart 34
Table 3–3 IP defaults used by Multi-Media units 36
Table 3–4 Network Address Translation (NAT) Example 38
Table 3–5 Router Mappings: Example for Operation of Multi-Media Units 40
Table 3–6 Automatic Connection Names for a Rapid Eye Site 48
Table 3–7 Default Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) Ports 49
Table 4–1 Effect of Time Zone Setting on Display and Clips 57
Table 4–2 Maintenance Reference Topics 62
Table 4–1 When to Accomplish Maintenance Tasks 63
Table 4–2 Messages from a Unit, During a Maintenance Session 64
Table 5–1 Frame Rate Values (Approximate ips) for Multi-Media DSP Units 70
Table 5–2 Event Recording: Duty Cycle Cutoffs 72
Table 5–3 Recording Resolutions for Multi-Media DSP (pixel × pixel): NTSC and PAL 81
Table 5–4 Recording Resolutions for Multi-Media LT (pixel × pixel): NTSC and PAL 81
Table 5–5 Display Properties for Optimal Rapid Eye Video at Higher Resolutions 82
Table 6–1 PTZ drivers for controllers and domes 88
Table 6–2 Position after Close of Session, for PTZ Cameras 94
Table 6–3 Communications for the Intellibus Device, and for each ACUIX Dome Camera 99
Table 7–1 Contrasting Motion Detection and Motion Search 120
Table 7–2 Number of Cameras: Effect on the Video Archive* 124
Table 7–3 Scheduling of Cameras: Effect on Storage 125
Table 7–4 Frame Rate: Effect on Storage 125
Table 7–5 Impact of Quality Setting on a Unit’s Video Archive 126
Table 7–6 Recording Resolution: Effect on the Video Archive 126
Table 7–7 Available Storage: Comparing with One Camera to Nine 127
Table 7–8 Storage Statistics for a Multi-Media Unit 128
Table 8–1 Default Network Communications Settings 136
Table 8–2 System Tab: Default Values 137
Table 8–3 Default Modem and Dial-up Communications Settings 139
Table 8–4 Names of Temporary TCP/IP Addresses, for PPP 139
Table 8–5 Inputs for External Control of MONITOR OUTPUT 1 142
Table 8–6 Special Characters Available for a Search Rule 145
Table 8–7 Stream Availability 149
Admin Icon on the Windows Desktop. 232
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System Administrator’s Guide
Table 8–8
Table 10–1 Security Priorities 162
Table 10–2 System Password: Status 169
Table 10–3 Maintenance Tasks and Rights of a User Account 181
Table 10–4 Security Happenstance 185
Table 10–5 Event Reference, by Source and Tab 190
Table 10–6 Event: Default Settings for Log and Alarm 191
Table 11–1 Defining a Connection to an Alarm Station 203
Table 11–2 Connection Information Needed for a Rapid Eye site to an Alarm Station 204
Table 11–3 Router Mappings: Example for Unit Callback to Alarm Stations 208
Table 11–4 Area Code Matching, for Site and Alarm Station 211
Table 13–1 Logged Data 230
Table 14–1 A First Log On to Admin: Default Data for MS-Access 233
Maximum Simultaneous Sessions 150
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The Administration of a Rapid Eye System
Start Here
Means of Configuring a Rapid Eye Unit
You have the option of configuring a Multi-Media DSP unit for CCTV use:
•Without using a personal computer (PC). Using LocalView, an interface that runs on the
Multi-Media DSP unit, to configure and operate a unit.
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•Using a PC. Run Honeywell Rapid Eye Admin software for the administration of the Rapid Eye
system, and Rapid Eye View software, to operate Rapid Eye units.
• Using either.
Designated personnel: a Multi SA from your organization
To carry out the setup and supervision of Honeywell Rapid Eye™ Multi-Media DSP units, your
organization can designate a System Administrator (Multi SA) for your Rapid Eye CCTV system.
About Using a PC to Operate Rapid Eye Units
Using one Rapid Eye unit, or many at once
Admin software is used to manage a central database (Multi db) of Rapid Eye Multi-Media DSP
units. Older Rapid Eye units (Multi-Media and Multi models) are supported.
View software is used to further configure each of the Multi-Media DSP units for: video, audio, POS
devices and so on. View software can connect to many Rapid Eye units at once, for configuration
and for video, live and recorded, alarm sessions and so on.
The information in this guide (publication number K14392) deals almost exclusively with the use of
a PC to configure Rapid Eye units. For PC requirements, see the Please Read this First!, K14393.
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About Using LocalView Onsite
Interface for operating one Rapid Eye unit
Configuration made using LocalView applies only to the unit on which it is running. To find out
how to use LocalView, the interface offers a context-sensitive Help system.
Network connection
If a unit is inserted in a common network, LocalView may be needed by installers to enter the
unit’s IP address. To do so, a Quick Install wizard is available when using LocalView. See the
Multi-Media DSP Unit: Quick Install broadsheet, K14355.
Watching your back
If Multi-Media DSP units are only operated remotely, from PCs, you have the option of preventing
the unauthorized use of LocalView by locking the interface, using passwords for LocalView.
Using a PC: Installing Rapid Eye Software
For Unit Operators: View Software Only
Personnel who operate Multi-Media DSP units—to monitor video, respond to alarms, make video
clips—only need View software on their PCs. Use the View CD-ROM to install View software only.
Figure 1–1. To Install View Software, Run the Multi-Media View CD-ROM.
For the Multi SA Only: Admin and View Software
The system administrator of your Rapid Eye system (Multi SA) needs Admin software and View
software. Use the Admin CD-ROM that came with your unit to install both. If security is important
to your organization, Honeywell recommends that the Admin CD-ROM be used only on the PC of
your organization’s Multi SA.
Fig. 1–2. To Install Admin Software, Run the Multi-Media Admin CD-ROM.
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First Use: Running Admin Software
The purpose of Admin software is to manage information in a Multi db. On first use, starting Admin
software is as simple as:
1.Double-click the Admin icon, shown in figure
Logon window appears.
2. If “Administrator” is not in the User ID box, type it.
3. Click OK .
Fig. 1–3. Desktop Icon for Admin software.
Rapid Eye central database
A Rapid Eye central database (Multi db) contains information about:
System Administrator’s Guide
1–3. The Rapid Eye Multi-Media Admin -
•Each Rapid Eye site. Network and dial-up communication settings for each Multi-Media DSP
unit. See Multi-Media Site: Connection Configuration, p. 29.
•Operator accounts. For Users of View software and Admin software, including passwords to
user accounts, see p.
•Rapid Eye alarm stations. PCs that receive alarms from Rapid Eye units. See
Alarm Stations, p.
•Site tours. Setup of lists of sites and time spent at each. Site tours work only if your
organization has two Multi-Media DSP units, or more. See
And so on.
151.
201.
Customizing a Unit: View Software
Using View software for site maintenance
After units are installed and a Multi db is created, View software is used to run a
Session. During a Maintenance Session, a unit’s settings can be changed:
Unit’s Time Zone and Clock. To identify recorded video, it is important to set a unit's time zone
•
and clock. See page
•Video. The resolution of recorded video can be set and the monitor settings of Microsoft
Windows can be adjusted. See
56.
Video Feed Setup, p. 65.
Multi-Media
Touring Many Sites, p. 221.
Maintenance
•Site hardware.View is used for unit and hardware settings. See
129.
p.
And so on.
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The Administration of a Rapid Eye System
For Questions
In-depth reference
Most systems require only a few pages of this guide to make everything work. Use the table of
contents and index to locate the information that you need. This guide is also available in Adobe
Portable document format (PDF) while running Admin software, and can be searched using Adobe
Acrobat Viewer.
Configuration malfunctions
For problems with camera position, wiring, connections to other hardware, see the Unit Installation
Instructions , K14390 or please contact the installer of your Multi system.
In the figures: the names of places and people, the internet protocol (IP) addresses, and
other data are for illustration only and should only be a guide when running a Multi
system.
Calling Honeywell
Call Multi technical support for help with training or general problems. If you do call, please have
on hand the information listed in table 1–1. In North America the Multi technical support number is
1 (800) 796-2288. For other locations of Honeywell Video Systems, see the back cover of this
publication.
Table 1–1 Customer Information: Checklist
Information About Your Rapid Eye Multi System
The version of Windows used to run Admin on the PC, such as: Windows XP-Pro.
Connection type. If you are using a dial-up connection to the unit, a list of communication
tools used on the PC running Multi software: fax, AOL, CompuServe, and so on, the type of
modem, and the telephone number used. For a LAN connection, the Multi-Media unit’s IP
address, and so on. See Types of Connection, starting on p. 29.
The database used for your Multi db: SQL or Access; see
If you found information about the problem in the user guides.
Is a system password in use? See
System Password, p. 166.
Obtaining a Multi db, p. 232
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Multi-Media Site: Name
Preparations
Road map
A Multi-Media site refers to one Multi-Media unit. Even when there are many units at a “company
site”, each unit is considered as one Rapid Eye site. Before setting-up Rapid Eye sites for use by
View operators, your Multi System Administrator (Multi SA) should check if:
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• Hardware at the Multi site is installed.
• Admin and View software are installed. See
• Multi central database is available. Obtained using Admin. See
• If the Time zone, Clock, the IP address of the unit may have been already set, onsite, using
LocalView. See the
Cameras
The Cameras... button is useful after you run a
assigned to each camera during the Maintenance Session.
Last valid password
Use of the LVP button is explained fully at
Uninformed use of the LVP utility can make a unit unusable and deny access to the unit for
all users, including a Multi SA. When adding a new Multi site to your Rapid Eye system,
do not use the “LVP" (last valid password) utility, even if you have set a system password
on other units.
The LVP utility is for dealing with replacement Multi-Media units, or mistakenly deleted sites; see
Last Valid Password, on p. 174.
Maintenance Session for the site. It lists the names
Last Valid Password, on p. 174.
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Multi-Media Site: Name
Site Setup: Checklist
Four items
• Name the site. See Naming / Renaming a Site.
• Identify the type of connections to the site and add them to the site definition. See Types of
Connection.
• Using View, start a Maintenance Session. See p. 53.
• Make the site operational by updating time zone, time and security, as explained in Making a
Site Operational, p.
55.
Naming / Renaming a Site
Fig. 2–1. Where to Click when Adding a Site.
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1. Use Admin to display the Sites tab.
2. Display the Add Site dialog box. Click the pane on the right-hand side of the Sites tab,
then click
•Click the down-arrow between
appears, click Add Site.
•Click the pane on the right-hand side of the Sites tab; then click Add on the
Actions menu.
• Click the pane on the right-hand side of the Sites tab; press the Ctrl+Insert keys.
• Right-click in the pane on the right-hand side of the Sites tab; then click Add on
the menu that appears.
. You can also do any one of the following:
and on the toolbar. On the menu that
3. Type a name in the Site Name box. The Multi-Media unit can be referred to by name.
4. Add a connection to the unit.
5. Click Save and Close.
Site Naming Tips
Try to use descriptive names: the address, area in the building, use of the facility and so on. The
goal is to avoid confusion in an emergency.
• Beware of placing an address next to a site number. Some addresses can lead to confusion.
For example:
“Site 26, 2607 Blue Jay Way” and
“Site 27, 2609 Blue Jay Way”.
A better alternative could be:
“site 26, corner house at 2607 Blue Jay Way”
“site 27, east parking lot, 2609 Blue Jay Way” or
“corner house at 2605 Blue Jay Way (site 26)”
“east parking lot, 2609 Blue Jay Way (site 27)”.
• Beware of long names that differ only at the end.
For example, avoid “parallel phrasing” to identify sites by building, floor, area and target can
lead to operator error due to a small difference only, located at the end of the identifier:
“Rosde building, 1st floor, mezzanine east, lobby entrance” and
“Rosde building, 1st floor, mezzanine east, lobby desk”
Better use of parallel phrasing could be:
“lobby, Rosde, mezzanine east” and
“front desk, Rosde, mezzanine east”.
System Administrator’s Guide
After Dealing with a Site
You have the option of using Admin to:
• Create users. The sites that a user can access are listed in a user’s account. See Granting
Rights, on p.
• Make the sites part of a site tour. After setting up a tour, View displays the sequence of video
feeds from different sites. See
• Alarm station. You can designate which alarm station(s) receives alarm reports. See
Alarm Stations. For procedures to connect Rapid Eye units to an alarm station, see
Alarm Stations, starting on p.
• Groups of sites. See
• System password. Use of a system password is highly recommended by Honeywell. After a
system password is set using Admin, update the security on each unit in your Rapid Eye
system. See
158.
Grouping Sites.
System Password, p. 166.
Touring Many Sites.
Cascading
Multi-Media
201.
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Multi-Media Site: Name
Grouping Sites
Flexibility
Grouping sites is optional and applies only to organization's with two or more Multi-Media units.
Folders for grouping sites
As in a filing system, Multi-Media sites and Multi sites can be grouped, by assigning their names to
a folder. A site cannot be duplicated or copied to another folder.
To Create a Folder
1. Using Admin, click the Sites tab.
2. The many ways of creating a folder are for your convenience. Use any one. Either:
• Click the pane on the left-hand side of the Sites tab; then click Add on the Actions
• Click the pane on the left-hand side of the Sites tab; then press the Ctrl+Ins keys.
- or -
•Right-click in the pane on the right-hand side of the Sites tab; then click Add on
menu.
the menu that appears.
3. Click the arrow in between the
the menu that appears.
4. Type a name in the box next to the folder icon.
5. Save the name by either: pressing the Enter key or click outside of the box holding
the name.
To Assign a Site to a Folder
Do any of the following:
• Using the mouse, click and drag a site; drop it on a folder. When the mouse button is released,
the folder into which the site was dropped is opened.
• A site can be assigned from a folder back to the root of the database in the same way: by
clicking and dragging the site from the folder.
• One or many sites can be assigned to a folder at the same time. Press the Ctrl key while
selecting sites that are not sequential in a list; then drag the lot to another folder or the root.
Holding the Shift key while clicking sites selects those sites and all sites in between.
and on the toolbar; then click Add Folder on
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To R e n a m e a Fo l d e r
1. Using Admin, click the Sites tab.
2. Select a folder; then, either:
• Click the folder’s name again, once.
• Click , on the toolbar
- or -
•Right-click the folder’s name; then click Update on the menu that appears.
3. Save the folder’s name. Either:
• Press the Enter key
• Click elsewhere in the View window
- or -
• Switch to another Windows application.
To Delete a Folder
System Administrator’s Guide
1. Using Admin, click the Sites tab.
2. Click a folder.
3. Either:
• Press the Delete key on the keyboard,
• Click Delete on the Actions menu, or click on the toolbar.
• Right-click the site name; then click Delete on the menu that appears.
4. If the folder you are deleting contains a site or a folder and so on, the folder’s contents
are listed. To confirm that you want to delete the folder, click Yes.
Grouping Folders
Folders can be assigned to other folders or back to the root of the database. The same name can
be used for two folders that are not in the same branch.
To assign a folder to a folder
• Using the mouse, click and drag a folder; drop it on another folder. When the
• Assigning a folder to another, or the to the database root, also assigns its
mouse button is released, the folder into which the folder was dropped is
opened.
contents, including sites and sub-folders.
To collapse or expand sub-folders
Either double-click a folder or click + or - on the folder’s left. These + and - act as a toggle:
alternately expanding and collapsing a set of sub-folders.
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Multi-Media Site: Name
Removing a Site
Honeywell recommends that before deleting a site definition, you remove the system password
from that Multi-Media unit. See
remove the system password from all sites; only on the unit being deleted from your Multi db.
If the site password is not removed from the unit, you will need to remember it when you
create another site definition for that Multi-Media unit. The system password is also
To Delete a Site
needed if you delete a site definition by mistake.
Deleting a site in the Multi central database has no effect on the Multi-Media unit at that site. The
unit continues to record video, send alarms and so on, even once the local databases of users are
refreshed. The unit’s system password remains in force.
1. You have the option of going to the Rapid Eye Site to physically disconnect the MultiMedia unit from its means of communications.
2. Check if a system password is in use. If so, you have the option of removing the system
password from the Multi-Media unit. If you do not need to protect the video and other
recorded data from access, it is strongly recommended that you remove the system
password from the unit. See
Removing a System Password, on p. 169. You do not need to
Removing a System Password, on p. 169.
3. Using Admin, select a site name, listed on the Sites tab.
4. Remove the site by either:
• Press the Delete key on the keyboard,
• Click Delete on the Actions menu, or click on the toolbar.
• Right-click the site name; then click Delete on the menu that appears.
5. The site’s dependencies are listed. Confirm that you want to delete the site.
Mistakenly Deleting a Secured Site Definition
When a system password is in use and a site is deleted by mistake, you need a few extra steps to
re-enter the site definition. The system password is left in use on the unit, by default. For the
procedure to re-enter information about a mistakenly deleted site that is protected by a system
password, see
Renaming a Site, on p.
Last Valid Password, on p. 174. You can read about how to add a site in Naming /
24.
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Multi-Media Site: Connection Configuration
Types o f C onnec t i on
Connections can be: dial-up or network. Alternatively, a direct connection between a PC and a unit
can also be used. A connection is not needed to use LocalView. A checklist of the information
needed for each type of connection is listed in table
Table 3–1 Possible Connections to a Rapid Eye Unit
3–1.
For a Connection Using … A Multi SA Needs …
dial-up to a remote Multi-Media unit - telephone number to reach unit, p. 30
dial-up making irregular use of an area code. - telephone number to reach unit, p. 30
- to customize a dial-up connection, p.
network access - standalone PC with network card, p.
- IP address of the unit, p. 34, or
DHCP available on the network, p. 41
- open port in firewall, p. 49
a combination of dial-up or network access - IP address of the unit, p.
- port in firewall, p.
- telephone number to reach unit, p. 30
including a remote access service (RAS) server in a
connection to a Multi-Media unit. Requires
overriding point-to-point protocol (PPP).
dial-up to a RAS server, before accessing one or
many Multi-Media units at once, on the same
remote network
Naming and viewing a connection
- RAS server account, p.
- its PPP password, p.
- telephone number to reach RAS
- IP address of Multi-Media unit(s), p. 47
- port in firewall, p. 49
- IP address of Multi-Media unit, p. 47
- PPP password, p.
- telephone number to reach RAS
- port in firewall, p.
- PC operator: needs RAS account, p.44
43
49
44
196
196
49
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Connections are named automatically, but they can be renamed. See
Connections, p.
The primary connection of a site is displayed on the Sites tab; See figure 3–6, p. 35.
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48, and Changing the Automatic Suffix in a Connection's Name, p. 48.
The Automatic Naming of
Multi-Media Site: Connection Configuration
Fig. 3–1. Selecting a Network or Dial-up Connection.
Dial-up Connection: to a Unit
Using a modem (i.e., dial-up), an operator can connect to a Multi-Media unit. The modems can be
internal or external.
A dial-up connection is optional. For other means of connecting to a Multi-Media unit, see
3–1 on p. 29.
table
Fig. 3–2. Dial-up Connection.
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