Appendix A: The Security Matrix ............................................................................................. 21
Appendix B: DVD Compatibility .............................................................................................. 22
Appendix C: Video Retention Policy ......................................................................................... 23
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Overview
This manual covers the operations of the CMS system features after the installation has been
completed. Refer to the CMS Installation Manual to install the system before operation.
Using the CMS
Login
Logging in to the CMS client allows connection
to a server where the database and video are
stored. Servers are accessed through the
database drop-down menu.
1. To login to the CMS, go to Start> Insight
Video Net> Insight Video Net Client or
click on the desktop shortcut.
2. Select the database and domain from the
menu, leaving “Local” selected if the
server and client are on the same system.
3. Enter a Username and Password and click
“Login.”
NOTE: The status of the login will be displayed
in the Status section. Unsuccessful attempts
will display including why the attempt failed.
Search
There are three types of searches within the CMS:
•Wildcard Search allows the user to type free form text in the Search Phrase field and pull up all files that
pertain to that phrase.
• Simple Search focuses on a single time frame search query.
• Advanced Search allows search of multiple fields of metadata to help narrow down the search.
NOTE: Results from the search display in the Media Files area as lines of text. To access a file, double-click on
it or right-click and press “Play.”
Wildcard Search
To perform a Wildcard Search, perform the
following:
1. From the left hand navigation, select
Wildcard Search.
2. In the Search Phrase field, enter the
desired search criteria.
3. Press “Search.”
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Simple Search
To conduct a Simple Search, perform the following:
1. From the left hand navigation, select Simple Search.
2. Select a search category. Below are search categories that can be used for the search:
• Time Frame allows the user to search based on a broad time frame.
• User allows the user to search by the username associated with the video file. A drop-down list of all the
system users is available for quick searches.
•Cabinet, Folder, File Title, File Description allows users to search for video files that are saved in these
locations. Available folders or cabinets can be accessed by selecting the browse button.
•Bookmark allows users to search based on bookmark tags that were placed in the field or within the CMS
client.
• Tags allow users to search based on tags.
• Area/Source allows users to select a single area and source to conduct a search. A drop-down list of all
the area/source’s available for quick searches.
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Advanced Search
To conduct an Advanced Search, perform the following:
1. From the left hand navigation, select
Advanced Search.
2. Fill out the fields that you would like to use
for the search:
•Origin (Area/source, Camera,
Username)
•Video (Cabinet, Folder, Title, File
Description)
• Time frame
• Bookmark (Event type, Description)
• Tags
3. Press “Search.”
4. Located media files will be shown below.
Double-click on the line of text to launch
the file.
The CMS Player
The CMS Player is the interface that the user interacts with. Once the desired media file has been located,
double-click to view the file or right click and
select “Play.”
Playback Controls
Standard playback controls are available to
Play, Stop, Pause, Fast Forward, Rewind and
Slow video files. The user can also advance the
file by dragging the tracker bar underneath the
video screen.
NOTE: Metadata can be enabled or disabled by
clicking the “Hide Meta” button.
GPS/Radar/GPIO Triggers
The CMS can support between 8 and 12 General
Purpose Input/Output (GPIO) triggers,
depending on the recording application being
used. The fields are populated by the metadata obtained from the video source.
•GPS will display longitude, latitude, and speed of the source that captured the video at the time of
capture.
•Radar displays the speed of the source and the source’s target at the time of capture.
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•GPIO will display the trigger information as triggers are fired during capture. When triggers are fired,
the corresponding GPIO box illuminates in red, allowing the user to see what triggered the event.
Snapshots
To take a snapshot from a previously recorded
video, perform the following:
1. Click on the camera icon button.
2. Navigate to the desired location to store the
snapshot.
3. Choose the desired format from the Save as type drop-down menu.
4. Click “Save.”
Audio Channel
The user can swap between different audio
channels that were utilized during the recording of the
selected video. To select an audio channel, click on CH1 or CH2.
Bookmarks
Bookmarks can be added to previously recorded
video.
To add a bookmark to previously recorded video,
perform the following:
1. Go to Playback Controls, and click “Add
Bookmark.”
NOTE: A pop-up button will appear. There are two
tabs, Current Bookmark and All Bookmarks. Current Bookmark shows information entered during the
bookmark creation. All Bookmarks lists all the
bookmarks for the current video file.
2. Double-click the desired bookmark to launch the
video.
File Operations
NOTE: Features are only accessible to users who have been assigned rights and privileges to use them. It is
highly recommended that these operations are closely considered before assigning rights and privileges.
Verify File Integrity
This process verifies that selected files have not
been tampered with.
1. Assigned users have the ability to verify the video
file’s integrity.
2. To verify, select the file to verify and go to File
Operations> Verify File Integrity.
3. The file will go through an integrity check and a
File Progress bar appears.
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4. Status from the check will be displayed in the box below.
Burn to a DVD
To create a playable version of the media file
in a standardized DVD player, perform the
following:
1. Insert a DVD into the tray of the media
device.
2. Select the file to burn.
3. Right click on the file. Go to File Operations and select Burn to DVD.
4. The DVD will automatically search for
available writeable media. Select the DVD
burner to use for recording from the
menu.
5. The CMS will automatically burn the selected video file to the blank DVD on the selected media drive.
Once complete, the tray will eject automatically.
NOTE: G64 files are not available for the Burn to a DVD option.
Export File
1. Select the file to export.
2. Right click on the file. Go to File Operations and select Export File.
3. Navigate to the desired location to store
the file.
4. Click “OK. ”
Note: Following are differences between
export formats:
DVD for mat: Can only be used on a DVD
device and generates a .VOB extension;
goes to DVD device with no metadata, GPS or bookmarks.
Data format: Can only be used on a computer and a stand-along video player is required (i.e.
Microsoft Media Player) to play. Can be exported as XM or AV file format. If this format is put into a
DVD player, a message will display that indicates nothing is found.
Convert to Standard Media Format
CMS stores video in a secure file format. On occasion, other more standard formats may be needed. To convert
files, perform the following:
1. Select the file to convert.
2. Right click on the file. Go to File Operations and select Convert to Standard Media Format.
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