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Paramont CMS AI TSS
User Manual
Contents
1 Introduction ...........................................................................................................................................................................................1
1.1 Introduction ...................................................................................................................................................................................1
1.2 Software Architecture ....................................................................................................................................................................1
1.3 System Components ......................................................................................................................................................................1
1.3.1 System ...............................................................................................................................................................................1
1.3.2 Front-end Access ...............................................................................................................................................................2
1.3.3 Background Monitor .........................................................................................................................................................2
1.3.4 Control Center ...................................................................................................................................................................2
1.4 Version ...........................................................................................................................................................................................2
2 Configuration Requirement ..................................................................................................................................................................3
2.1 Software and Hardware Configuration Requirement .....................................................................................................................3
2.2 Requirement for Firewall ...............................................................................................................................................................3
2.3 Confirm Installation Environment .................................................................................................................................................4
3 Install and Uninstall the Software ................................................................................................ ........................................................5
3.1 Install the software ........................................................................................................................................................................5
3.1.1 Install Server .....................................................................................................................................................................5
3.1.2 Install Client ......................................................................................................................................................................6
3.2 Uninstall Software .........................................................................................................................................................................7
4 Login .......................................................................................................................................................................................................8
4.1 Run Servers ...................................................................................................................................................................................8
4.2 Login .............................................................................................................................................................................................8
4.3 Main Menu Interface Introduction .................................................................................................................................................9
5 Device Management............................................................................................................................................................................. 12
5.1 Add Encoding Device .................................................................................................................................................................. 12
5.1.1 Quickly Add .................................................................................................................................................................... 12
5.1.2 Manually Add .................................................................................................................................................................. 12
5.1.3 Initiatively Report ........................................................................................................................................................... 13
5.2 Modify or Delete Device ............................................................................................................................................................. 14
5.3 Device Upgrade ........................................................................................................................................................................... 14
5.4 Device Setting ............................................................................................................................................................................. 14
5.5 Area Setting ................................................................................................................................................................................. 15
5.6 Channel Group Setting ................................................................................................................................................................ 15
5.7 Add Media Transfer Server ......................................................................................................................................................... 15
5.8 Add Storage Server ...................................................................................................................................................................... 16
6 Intelligent Management ...................................................................................................................................................................... 18
6.1 Temperature Measurement .......................................................................................................................................................... 18
6.1.1 Temperature Settings ....................................................................................................................................................... 18
6.1.2 Live Preview ................................................................................................................................................................... 19
6.1.3 Records Search ................................................................................................................................................................ 20
6.1.4 Statistics .......................................................................................................................................................................... 21
6.2 Face Surveillance ......................................................................................................................................................................... 22
6.2.1 Object Library ................................................................................................................................................................. 22
6.2.2 Task Management ........................................................................................................................................................... 25
6.2.3 Real-Time View .............................................................................................................................................................. 26
6.2.4 Search .............................................................................................................................................................................. 28
6.2.5 Search Image by Image ................................................................................................................................................... 29
6.2.6 Configuration .................................................................................................................................................................. 31
6.2.7 Face Recognition Terminal Access and Configuration .................................................................................................... 32
6.3 Face Greeting .............................................................................................................................................................................. 37
6.4 Face Attendance ........................................................................................................................................................................... 39
6.5 Line Crossing Counting ............................................................................................................................................................... 40
6.5.1 Task Management ........................................................................................................................................................... 40
6.5.2 Real-time Statistics ......................................................................................................................................................... 41
6.5.3 Heat Map ......................................................................................................................................................................... 42
6.5.4 Historical Statistics ......................................................................................................................................................... 43
6.5.5 Flow Control ................................................................................................................................................................... 44
6.6 Smart Site View ........................................................................................................................................................................... 45
6.7 Smart View .................................................................................................................................................................................. 46
7 Live View .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 47
7.1 Live View .................................................................................................................................................................................... 47
7.1.1 View Mode Setting .......................................................................................................................................................... 48
7.1.2 Monitoring Point View .................................................................................................................................................... 48
7.1.3 Channel Group View ....................................................................................................................................................... 49
7.1.4 Plan View ........................................................................................................................................................................ 50
7.2 View Control ............................................................................................................................................................................... 51
7.3 Snapshot ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 52
7.4 Multi-Screen View ....................................................................................................................................................................... 52
7.5 Talkback ................................................................................................................................ ...................................................... 53
7.6 PTZ Control ................................................................................................................................................................................. 53
7.7 Audio Broadcast .......................................................................................................................................................................... 54
8 Record & Playback ................................................................ .............................................................................................................. 55
8.1 Record Configuration .................................................................................................................................................................. 55
8.1.1 Manual Recording ........................................................................................................................................................... 55
8.1.2 Schedule Recording ........................................................................................................................................................ 55
8.1.3 Alarm Linkage Recording ............................................................................................................................................... 56
8.2 Record Playback .......................................................................................................................................................................... 56
8.2.1 Instant Playback .............................................................................................................................................................. 58
8.2.2 Synchronous Playback .................................................................................................................................................... 59
8.2.3 Asynchronous Playback .................................................................................................................................................. 59
8.2.4 Playback by Time Slice ................................................................................................................................................... 59
8.2.5 Playback by Event ........................................................................................................................................................... 61
8.2.6 Playback by Tag .............................................................................................................................................................. 61
8.3 Backup ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 62
8.4 Search Picture .............................................................................................................................................................................. 62
9 Alarm Management ............................................................................................................................................................................. 64
9.1 Alarm Server Configuration ........................................................................................................................................................ 64
9.2 Alarm Configuration.................................................................................................................................................................... 64
9.3 SOP Settings ................................................................................................................................................................................ 65
9.4 Alarm View ................................................................................................................................................................................. 66
9.5 Alarm Log ................................................................................................................................................................................... 67
10 E-Map ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 69
10.1 E-Map Settings ............................................................................................................................................................................ 69
10.1.1 Create E-Map .................................................................................................................................................................. 69
10.1.2 Add Hotspot .................................................................................................................................................................... 69
10.1.3 E-Map Monitoring .......................................................................................................................................................... 69
11 TV Wall ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 71
11.1 Add TV Wall Server .................................................................................................................................................................... 71
11.2 Add Decoder ................................................................................................................................................................................ 71
11.2.1 Create and Connect Decoder ........................................................................................................................................... 71
11.3 TV Wall Management .................................................................................................................................................................. 72
11.3.1 TV Wall Settings ............................................................................................................................................................. 72
11.3.2 TV Wall View .................................................................................................................................................................. 76
11.3.3 Decoder Input .................................................................................................................................................................. 81
11.3.4 Playback .......................................................................................................................................................................... 82
11.3.5 Task Setting of TV Wall ................................................................................................ .................................................. 83
11.3.6 TV Wall System Configuration ....................................................................................................................................... 84
12 Account and Permission ...................................................................................................................................................................... 86
12.1 Create Account ............................................................................................................................................................................ 86
12.2 User Permission Settings ............................................................................................................................................................. 86
13 Operation and Maintenance Management ........................................................................................................................................ 88
13.1 Check and Export Log ................................................................................................................................................................. 88
13.2 Backup and Restore Configuration .............................................................................................................................................. 88
13.3 Viewing Online Status ................................................................................................................................................................. 88
13.4 Viewing Status Log ..................................................................................................................................................................... 89
14 Local Configuration............................................................................................................................................................................. 90
14.1 Record and Snapshot Settings ..................................................................................................................................................... 90
14.2 Local Settings .............................................................................................................................................................................. 90
14.3 Overload Settings ........................................................................................................................................................................ 91
14.4 Alarm View Settings .................................................................................................................................................................... 91
14.5 OSD Position Configuration ........................................................................................................................................................ 91
14.6 System Configuration .................................................................................................................................................................. 91
14.7 Audio Uploading ......................................................................................................................................................................... 92
15 Parking Lot Management ................................................................................................................................................................... 93
15.1 System Settings ........................................................................................................................................................................... 93
15.2 Vehicle Management ................................................................................................................................................................... 94
15.3 Vehicle Monitoring ...................................................................................................................................................................... 95
15.4 Search .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 95
15.5 Parking Overstaying .................................................................................................................................................................... 96
15.6 Backlist Vehicle ........................................................................................................................................................................... 96
16 Web Client ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 98
16.1 Operating Environment of Web Client ........................................................................................................................................ 98
16.2 Start IE Client .............................................................................................................................................................................. 98
17 Mobile APP Surveillance ..................................................................................................................................................................... 99
17.1 Live ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 100
17.2 Remote Playback ....................................................................................................................................................................... 101
17.3 Alarm Information ..................................................................................................................................................................... 102
18 Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................................................................................. 103
1.1 Introduction
Application Layer
Business Layer
Platform Layer
Access Layer
C/S Client
B/S Client
Mobile Phone
Client
The Third Party
System
Decode to
TV Wall
Record Storage
Record
Playback
E-Map
Alarm
Linkage
Voice
Talk
Service
IPC
NVR
TVI-DVR
AHD-DVR
Analog
DVR
Client
CMS Standard is a brand new video surveillance management platform released by our company, seamless access to all products of our company and encoding devices of the famous manufacturers in the industry . With the powerful capability of video surveillance management, real-time preview, record storage, record playback, record download, alarm linkage, decoding on TV Wall, keyboard control, vehicle entrance and exit management as well as intelligent analytics are supported. Additionally, due to its open system architecture, its SDK/OCX can be provided to the third party for secondary development. Therefore, CMS Standard can meet the client’s demands of centralized video management and can be widely used in the video surveillance of industrial park, education, banking, chain stores and buildings.
1.2 Software Architecture
1.3 System Components
1.3.1 System
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1.3.2 Front-end Access
Signal access on trial
Max signal access
32 channels video signals
30000-ch video signals
Front-end devices include IPC, DVR and NVR. You need to connect monitor devices such as IPC, DVR and NVR to internet through hubs or routers accessed by Cat5 or Cat5e
cables (less than 100 meters) or optical fiber. Run monitor client through local PC to configure the local video monitor, monitor devices and so on.
1.3.3 Background Monitor
Background monitors include TV Wall, Monitor, etc. You can set up the real-time image of display devices, these display devices including TV-Wall (decoding images to show on the
TV-Wall through video decoder), digital display screen and so on. Run monitor client through local PC to view, playback and remotely configure and manage the real-time video of front-end monitor devices.
1.3.4 Control Center
Realize various services, such as, video transmission, recording, decoding on TV wall, etc. Add IP-SAN storage array to realize centralized storage. Connect servers and IP-SAN storage array to internet through switches. Set up IP addresses in accordance with the actual situation.
1.4 Version
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2 Configuration Requirement
No.
components
Recommendation for hardware
configuration
Recommendation for software
configuration
Number
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Monitor Client
Inter(R) Core(TM)i3 3.40GHz or above/4GBMemor DDR3/NV GT430 or AMD HD6570 or above /500GB SATA/1000M NICs
Windows 7 SP1 32bit/64bit Professional/Ultimate Windows 8 32bit/64bit Professional Windows 10 32bit/64bit Professional
As needed
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Authentication
Server
Inter(R) Core(TM)i3 3.40GHz or above/4GBMemor DDR3/NV GT430 or AMD HD6570 or above /500GB SATA/1000M NICs
Windows Server 2016-64bit
/Windows Server 2012-64bit
/Windows Server 2008(32bit\64bit) /Windows Server 2003(32bit\64bit)
It also can be run in the PC of Monitor Client.
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Intelligent Server
Inter(R) Core(TM)i5 7500 3.0GHz or above/ 4GBMemory/500GB SATA/2×1000M NICs
Windows Server 2016-64bit
/Windows Server 2012-64bit /Windows Server 2008(32bit\64bit) /Windows Server 2003(32bit\64bit)
As needed
No.
components
Recommendation for hardware
configuration
Recommendation for software
configuration
Number
1
Monitor
Client-64bit
Inter(R) Core(TM) i5 7500 3.0GHz or above /16GB DDR3/Intel HD Graphics 530 2GB or above/ NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB or above，（multi-screen : 2GB GDDR5memory）/500GB SATA/Gigabit NIC
Windows 7 SP1 64bit Professional/Ultimate Windows 8 64bit Professional Windows 10 64bit Professional
As needed
2.1 Software and Hardware Configuration Requirement
2.1.1 S&H Config Requirement for Control Center
CMS
The recommended 64-bit hardware configurations are as follows.
CMS
2.2 Requirement for Firewall
In order to ensure the network security, it is necessary for the system to set up firewall. All monitor ports shall be opened in the installed servers. The open ports are as follows:
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Server
Port Type
Port
Authentication Server
Internal Port
6003
Configuration Server
Internal Port
7002
HTTP Server
Service Port
8080
Media Transfer Server
Internal Port
6006
Auto Report Port
2009
Storage Server
(windows version /IP-SAN)
Internal Port
6009
Intelligent Server
Internal Port
6069
Alarm Server
Internal Port
6033
TV Wall Server
Internal Port
6036
Note: The above-mentioned ports are the default internal ports of servers. If all these ports are modified, these open ports shall be modified
Item
Checkup Standard
Hardware
Check whether the hardware meets the standard required. (including CPU, memory, HDD, etc.)
Software
Check whether the software meets the standard required. (including the type and version of the operation Front-end device
Check whether the device access is normal.
Firewall setup
Check whether those open ports of firewall meet the standard required.
Network
Check whether the networks of front-end devices and center equipments are normal.
TCP/IP config
Check whether the settings of IP address, subnet mask, gateway and DNS correct.
accordingly in the firewall configuration.
2.3 Confirm Installation Environment
system, CMS version, etc.)
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3 Install and Uninstall the Software
3.1 Install the software
There are two setups-setup of Server and Client.
3.1.1 Install Server
1) Double click ―Paramont CMS AI TSS server.exe‖.
2) Click [I accept the terms of the license agreement] and then click [Next].
3) Click [Browse] to select the installation location and then click [Next]
4) Check ―Launch Software‖ as needed and then click [Finish]‖.
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3.1.2 Install Client
1) Double click ―Paramont CMS AI TSS client.exe‖.
2) Click [I accept the terms of the license agreement] and then click [Next].
3) Click [Browse] to select the installation location and then click [Next].
4) Check ―Launch Software‖ as needed and then click [Finish]‖.
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3.2 Uninstall Software
If the new version needs to be installed or there is no need to use this software, this software can be uninstalled. It is strongly recommended to back up the configuration data before installing the new version of CMS. The uninstallation steps of the Server are similar to the uninstallation of the client.
Click ―Start‖ All ProgramsCMS ServerUninstall to pop up the following wizard. Click ―Yes‖ to confirm.
Then click ―Finish‖ button to completely uninstall Authentication Server.
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4 Login
4.1 Run Servers
Before logging onto the client, please ensure all servers are working normally. Having been installed successfully for the first time, the server tray will minimize on the taskbar of the computer. Double click the server tray icon to pop up the server tray interface. You can also right click the server tray icon and select ―Display main interface to pop up the server tray interface as shown below.
The working status and port can be checked from the server tray. All servers can be stopped and restarted. Additionally, all server ports can be modified as needed. Click the corresponding port number to modify it and the modified port can be saved automatically after you move your mouse to another place. Please set up according to the actual network.
4.2 Login
Double click the shortcut icon of ―Monitor Client‖ to run the software as shown below.
① Enter username and password (the default username is admin; the default password is 123456). ② Enter the IP address and port of the authentication server (the default port is 6003).
Check ―Remember Password‖ or ―Auto Login‖ as needed.
③ Click [Login].
If you forget the password, please click ―Reset password‖. Then a small window will appear. You can reset the password by answering the pre-defined questions.
If this is the first time for you to log in, it is recommended to set the security questions/answers.
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After you log in, a record partition setting box will pop up. Please select the desired record storage location. Then click [OK] to save the settings.
4.3 Main Menu Interface Introduction
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There are five parts in the main menu interface. The descriptions of each part are as shown below.
No.
Description
No.
Description
1
Menu Bar
4
Status Bar
2
Tab Bar
5
Alarm Information Bar
3
Functional Areas
Menu
Description
View
―Live View‖, ―Edit live view‖, ―Change to home page‖, ―Change to smart view page‖, ―Change to smart site page‖.
System
Including ―Live View‖, ―Record Playback‖, ―E-Map‖, ―TV Wall Management‖, Resource Management‖, ―Account and Permission‖, ―Alarm Center‖ ―Operation and Maintenance Management‖, ―Face Surveillance‖, ―Face Greeting‖, ―Line Crossing Counting‖, etc.
Help
Menu
Description
Live View
To view live images and to record, snapshot and talk, etc.
Record
Playback
To remotely play the local records or back up records.
E-Map
To manage and display maps, hot spots, etc.
TV Wall
Management
To set TV wall and decoding videos on TV Walls
Resource
Management
To add, modify or delete areas, devices or servers.
Account and
Permission
To add, modify or delete user account and set permissions for these accounts.
Alarm Center
To set alarm linkage and schedule; To search alarm logs.
Face
Surveillance
To recognize, compare or search face.
Face Greeting
To welcome visitors based on face recognition technology
Face Attendance
To help to manage staff attendance based on face recognition technology
Temperature
Measurement
To view the statistics of pass-by counts(today/total), non –mask counts(today/total), over temp counts(today/total); To search records based on temperature/mask detection;
Parking Lot
Management
To manage vehicles in the parking lot
Line Crossing
Counting
To monitor and analyze people/vehicle flow in real time
Operation and
Maintenance Management
To search, export and maintain logs.
Local
Configuration
To set record path, snapshot path, system startup and maintenance, overload and alarm view.
Functional
Selection
To select common functions displayed on the home page.
Menu Bar
Tab Bar
Including ―User Manual‖, ―Register license‖ and ―About CMS‖
Functional area
: Click it to view more menus.
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Other buttons:
Button
Description
Click it to hide the interface.
Click it to zoom in or out the interface.
Click to exit the software.
Click it to add the live view page.
When the tab pages exceed the applicable numbers, this icon will display. Click it to view the hidden
tabs.
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5 Device Management
5.1 Add Encoding Device
In the main menu interface, click ―Add, Edit or Delete Device‖ to go to the following interface as shown below.
Then click ―Add‖ to add devices. You can add multiply devices in this interface, such as face detection IPC, face recognition IPC/NVR/box, face recognition terminal, perimeter alert IPC, ANPR camera, etc.
5.1.1 Quickly Add
Click [Refresh] to quickly search devices in the same local network as shown below. Check the device and allocate the transfer server, storage server, area for it. After that, click [OK]. Click ―Default password‖ to set the default username and password of the devices from different manufacturers. The default username of the standard device is ―admin and the default password of the standard device is ―123456‖. Note: * The default media transfer server and storage server can be selected when adding devices. Users can also create new media
transfer server and storage server in advance (see Add Media Transfer Server and Add Storage Server).
* Area must be set up before adding devices. Click [Add Area] to create an area (See Area Setting).
5.1.2 Manually Add
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① Enter IP address/IP range/domain name, username and password and choose protocol type. ② Click [Test] to test whether the device is connected successfully or not. ③ Select transfer server, storage server and area and then click [OK].
Devices can be added in batch by adding IP range.
If ―URL‖ is selected, you shall add the device via RTSP protocol. Enter the URL, username and password of the device and then click [Test] to test whether the device is connected successfully or not.
How to get URL? Here we take the IPC of our company for example. Log in to the web client of the IPC and then go to ―Config‖ ―Network‖ ―RTSP‖ interface to configure RTSP. The default RTSP port is 554 and the URL format is ―rtsp://IP or domain name:port/profile1‖. For example:
rtsp://192.168.1.1:554/profile1. Profile1stands for main stream; profile2 stands for sub stream; profile3 stands for the third stream.
The URL of the device of other companies, please get the URL from its web client or the third-party tools (like ODM).
5.1.3 Initiatively Report
Select the ―Initiatively Report‖ Tab to see the following interface.
① Enter the device ID set in the DVR/NVR or IP camera and choose the protocol. If the DVR/NVR is needed to add, please go to NetworkPlatform Access interface of the DVR/NVR. Check ―Enable‖, enter the IP
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address and port (default 2009) of the CMS and then set the device number of the DVR/NVR.
If the IP camera is needed to add, please go to Network ConfigurationServer Configuration of the IP camera. Check ―Do you want
IPcamera to connect Server‖, enter the IP address and port (default 2009) of the CMS and then set the device number of the IP camera.
② Select the transfer server, storage server, area and then click [OK].
5.2 Modify or Delete Device
After devices are added successfully, they will be listed as below.
The device channel number, alarm status, online status and record status can be viewed from the above table. Click to modify the IP address, port and so on.
Click to delete the added device. Check the devices and click [Delete] to delete devices in bulk.
5.3 Device Upgrade
In the ―Add, Edit or Delete Device‖ interface, check the devices you want to upgrade and then click [Upgrade]. In the dropdown list, select ―Batch Upgrade for IPC‖ or ―Batch Upgrade for ANPR Camera‖ to upgrade the firmware of IPC/ANPR Camera.
Note: When multiple IPCs are upgraded simultaneously, the selected IPCs must be the same series.
5.4 Device Setting
Go to HomeDevice Setting interface as shown below. In this interface, the parameters of the device can be set up.
Different devices have different menus. Please configure the device according to the corresponding user manual.
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5.5 Area Setting
Go to Home Area Setting interface as shown below.
Click [Add] to go to Area adding interface. Enter area name to create parent area. Then click [OK] to save the settings. To create sub area, click [Add], choose the parent area, enter the area name and click [OK].
Click to modify area; click to delete area.
5.6 Channel Group Setting
Go to Home Channel Group Setting interface as shown below.
① Click [Add]. ② Enter channel group name, channel group and dwell time. ③ Select the parent channel group. ④ Add channels to the channel group. Check the desired channels and click to add channels; choose the selected channel and click
to remove those channels; Click to add all channels; click to remove all selected channels. You can also enter the key
words to search the channels and then select them.
⑤ Click [Ok] to save the settings. Select the added channel group and click to modify the channel; click to delete the channel.
5.7 Add Media Transfer Server
Media transfer server is in charge of the video signal reception of the front-end devices (like IPC) and transfers the signal to the client to view or to the storage server to record. The command of viewing the video of the front-end devices sent by the client or storage server is transferred by the media transfer server to the front-end devices. Go to HomeAdd, Edit or Delete DeviceMedia Transfer Server.
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Click [Add] to go to media transfer server addition interface. Users can quickly add or manually add media transfer servers. Select the ―Quickly Add‖ tab and click [Refresh] to quickly search servers in the same local network. Check the desired servers and click [OK] to save the settings. Select the ―Manually Add‖ tab to go to the media transfer server adding interface. Enter the server name, IP address and port and click [OK] to save the settings.
Click to modify the media transfer server; click to delete the media transfer server.
5.8 Add Storage Server
Storage server is in charge of the storage of record information, including the information of schedule record, record based on motion alarm, sensor alarm, smart detection alarm (like object removal detection, line crossing detection, etc.), responding to the search and playback of all storage data. It also supports self-defined storage path settings and IP-SAN access. Go to HomeAdd, Edit or Delete Device.
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Click [Add] to go to storage server adding interface. Users can quickly add or manually add storage servers. Select the ―Quickly Add‖ tab and click [Refresh] to quickly search servers in the same local network. Check the desired servers and click [OK] to save the settings.
Select the ―Manually Add‖ tab to go to the storage server adding interface. Enter the server name, IP address and port and click [OK] to save the settings.
After the storage server is added, click to set record partition. In the record partition setting interface, select the disk and click [OK] to save the settings. Click to modify the storage server; click to delete the storage server.
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6 Intelligent Management
Before using intelligent functions, please confirm the intelligent analysis server has been already created and it is online. Go to HomeResource ManagementIntelligent Analysis Server. There is a default intelligent analysis server. Please make sure the server is online.
Users can also add a new intelligent analysis server. Click [Add] and then click [Refresh] to quickly search the server in the same local network. Click the ―Manually Add‖ tab to manually add the IP address and port of the server.
6.1 Temperature Measurement
Before start, please add thermal network cameras or temperature measurement terminal first. (Click ―Resource Management‖ ―Add, Edit or Delete Device‖ ―Encoding Device‖ ―Add‖)
6.1.1 Temperature Settings
1. Click HomeTemperature MeasurementLive Preview to go to the following interface.
2. Set the temperature unit and abnormal temperature threshold (the temperature range is from 35℃~42℃) as needed.
3. Choose the start time of temperature measurement statistics.
4. Enable and set the statistical period of validity.
5. Enable or disable pop-up window. Automatically pop up: the alarm box will be automatically popped up when the temperature of the person exceeds the abnormal
temperature threshold.
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Pop up non-mask alarm box: the alarm box will be automatically popped up when the detected person doesn’t wear a mask.
No.
Descriptions
①
Camera list, including temperature measurement terminal/panel and thermal network camera.
②
Preview Area; drag the camera to the preview window to play.
③
Statistical display area, including such as total pass-by counts(today/total), Over-temperature counts (today/total), mask off counts (today/total)
④
Pass-through records (snapshot display area)
⑤
Abnormal record display area, including mask off, over temp
⑥
Snapshot statistics in recent 7 days
6. Check ―Do not display normal data‖ as needed.
7. Set the data sources for temperature measurement terminal.
8. Enter the content of the abnormal voice prompt as needed. The abnormal voice prompt includes ―Over temper voice prompt‖ and ―Non-mask voice prompt‖.
6.1.2 Live Preview
Drag the thermal cameras/temperature measurement and face recognition terminals to the preview window. In this interface, you can view various statistical information, such as total pass-by(today/total), Over-temperature(today/total), mask off (today/total), etc.
Click the captured image on area ⑤ to pop up an alarm handling box as shown below. You can edit the personal information, including name, phone number, ID number, address, whether to go to the infected area, etc.
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Pop up automatically: if enabled, the alarm handling box will automatically pop up on detecting an abnormal event (over temp/mask off).
The thermal image and visible light image will be displayed simultaneously if the thermal camera is dragged to the preview area. Right click on the thermal camera window and then select the fourth stream to view the thermal image as shown below.
6.1.3 Records Search
Select the camera and then set the filter condition (like the start and end time, temperature range, keywords, etc.) to search the records.
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In the above interface, you can view the target picture and the original picture, body temperature, mask status, alarm handling status, etc.
Click to edit the personal information. If the alarm information has been edited, it cannot be edited again.
Click to play back the alarm record in a small window.
6.1.4 Statistics
In the statistics interface, you can view the total pass-through counts, abnormal temperature counts and mask off counts.
Choose the camera and then set the start time and end time. Click ―Search‖ to view the statistics.
You can view the statistics via a line chart or bar graph. The statistical data can be exported by clicking ―Export‖. Additionally, the statistical information can be displayed by camera as shown below.
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6.2 Face Surveillance
Search faces
View face capture &
face match result
Configure face
match type
Configure face
capture type
Add
targets
Create a library
If it is the first use of face surveillance function, please configure it in the following order.
6.2.1 Object Library
Create and edit object library by going to HomeObject Library.
Create Object Library
Right click the intelligent analysis server to select ―Add‖ to add an object library.
Object Library Name: please enter the object library name as needed.
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Protocol Type: face recognition IPC, face recognition NVR and FR Terminal (Face Recognition Access Control Terminal) are optional. If face recognition IPC/NVR/terminal is selected, please select the corresponding device and click to add the device. Then this library
and its targets will be added to the face database of the added device, but the face database and its targets cannot be added to this library.
A menu box will display by right clicking the library name as shown below.
Select ―Modify‖ to modify the library name. Check ―Synchronous‖ and then you can add or delete devices. If adding a device, all targets in this library will be copied to this device. If deleting the added device, all targets of this library will be cleared from this device.
Click ―Copy to‖ to copy the current library (A) and its targets to another library (B) and create library (B). If ―Copy to‖ face recognition NVR/IPC/ terminal is selected, the current library (A) and its targets will be added to the face database of the above-mentioned device.
Click ―Delete‖ to delete the current library.
Forcedly Delete: This function is used to delete the library linking the face recognition NVR/IPC/terminal. When the FR NVR/IPC/terminal is offline or disconnected with the intelligent server, you shall select ―Forcedly Delete‖ to delete the relevant library.
Add Targets
Then click this object library and click [Add Target] to create a target.
Adding multiple targets:
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Import from folder:
Folder & Subfolders: After clicking [Import from Folder] and choosing ―Folder & Subfolders‖, choose a folder including multiple subfolders and then all pictures in the folder and its subfolders will be imported.
Current Folder: After clicking [Import from Folder] and choosing ―Current Folder‖, choose a folder including multiple subfolders and pictures. Then pictures in the folder will be imported, but pictures in the subfolders will not be imported.
Modify or delete targets:
Click to modify the information of the target. Click to delete the target.
Click [Custom] to customize the target information.
Import: You can add multiple targets by using this function.
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1. Click [Import] and then select ―Export template‖ to export a template. Then edit the personal information according to the tips in the template as shown below.
2. Put the picture and the personal information file into the same directory as shown on the right picture.
3. Click [Import] and then select ―Import file‖ to select the personal information file to add multiple targets at once.
Click to view the list of the target.
6.2.2 Task Management
Go to HomeFace SurveillanceConfiguration Task. ① Select the schedule and face capture type. There are two face capture types—face capture by IPC, face match by IPC
Face capture by IPC: if the IPC is a face detection IPC, please select it. It is selected by default. Face match by IPC: if the IPC is a face recognition IPC, please select it.
For some face recognition terminals, the face recognition function is enabled by default, so there is no need to set the face capture type and schedule.
② Set face match type.
Face Match by IPC: select the IPC, click and then double click the library that links the face database of IPC. Make sure this IPC supports face match function.
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Schedule and face match configurations of NVR: You can log in the web client of the NVR and then configure the schedule of face match, select the face group and set the similarity to realize the auto report of the face match result as shown below.
The alarm type: Matched or Unmatched can be optional. If ―Matched‖ is enabled, a) when the captured face picture is successfully matched, this result will be pushed to the alarm service and then the match pictures will be shown in the Real-time View interface of Face Surveillance module; b) when the captured face picture is unsuccessfully matched, this failure result will be pushed to the alarm service and the picture will be shown in the Real-time View interface of Face Surveillance module too. If ―Unmatched‖ is enabled, a) when the captured face picture is successfully matched, this result will not be pushed to the alarm service; b) when the captured face picture is unsuccessfully matched, this failure result will be pushed to the alarm service and the picture will be shown in the Real-time View interface of Face Surveillance module.
Note: The schedule shall be set first, or the match result will not be pushed.
6.2.3 Real-Time View
If the IPC supports face detection, you will view the face capture picture. The screen display mode: 1/4/9/16 can be selected.
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