CompleteView™ Alarm Client User Manual - SMG
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1. AdaServer Before you can select a camera from a server the server must he present in the Server sing Click on the Add kon to add a new server to the dat You will be presented wah a dalog requesting the folowing information Address the IP address or hostname of the server that you wish to add Username and Password Cick OK when you have finished entering the information The Admin Consol wil atemp to contact the server using the information that you supped in arder to verify the connection and retrieve a it of all of the cameras that are availible to you 8 Delete Server Jf you are no longer monitoring any cameras from a particular server you can remove the server from the Ist In the server ting chck on the name of the server that you wish to remove Next click on the Delete icon You wil be prompted with a confemation diag Ckck OK and the server will be removed from the Ist Refresh The Alum Cient maintains a local cache of camera names that were collected when each server was added to the server listing If an administrator changes a camera name you must Refresh the server information in arder to update the cal cache with the lest camera names Click on the Refresh icon and the Alarm Clent wil attempt to update the local cache of each server in the server listing Server Settings This tab displays the information that the Al rm Clent uses to connect to the selected server Address Username and Password Comple2. List configuration da Schedule List Opens the mondoring Schedule List configuration dialog pr Dec Configuration Steps The Complete View Abrm Clent requires a minimal amount of configuration prior o first use He Adi a server thut ou Wt mer fevers de gener La Cre a momong che rom N Sun sun id mn kamen the Schedule Li je je Complete Vie Al rm Client User Manual Pages EZASALIENT SYSTEMS Note Ino montering schedule exits the Alarm Cleat will ai you wish to automatically create and configure one as shown in the folowing dog 3 Assign one or more cameras to a monitoring schedule using the Schedule List Once the above steps have been suecessfuly performed the Alarm Client will begin to automatic log and play real time alarm events Server List To add a server to the Server Ls you must open the editor by clicking on the Session Senings gt Server List menu iem The folowing dialog wil be displayed On the iefichand side ol the window am mo columns Address and Friendly Name The Address dem contains the IP address or hosmame hat de Alum Clem uses to comet to de server The Friendly Name dem oam administrator configurable name that amp displed to users whenever they must seket a server from a ER as The following cons are located m a buon bar at the botom of the server sting CCompleteView Alarmi ient User Manual Pages EZASALIENT SYSTEMS
3. ATION OR SAMPLE WITH RESPECT TO THE SOFTWARE Solent ANDIOK ITS LICENSORS SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR LOSS OF DATA LOSS OF PRODUCTION LOSS OF PROFIT LOSS OF USE LOSS OF CONTRACTS OR FOR ANY OTHER CONSEQUENTIAL ECONOMIC OR INDIRECT LOSS WHATSOEVER IN RESPECT OF SALE PURCHASE DELIVERY USEOR DISPOSITION OF THE SOFTWARE Sabe TOTAL LIABILITY POR ALL CLAIMS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SALE PURCHASE DELIVERY AND USEOF THE SOFTWARE SHALL NOT EXCEED THE PRICE PAID FOR THE SOFTWARE Complete View Alarm Client User Manual Paget EZASALIENT SYSTEMS Overview Complete View is a Digital Video Management System that i comprised of a comprehensive suite of cient server software applications designed for operation in a Microsoft Windows environment The Complete View Abrm Clent is an application that has been designed to display video only when an alarm condition is present during user definable time periods In adition the Alarm Cent maintains ahistory of the one hundred most recent camera alarms You may quickly recall the video far any of these alarms which is then shown in a side by side display w h live video from the associated camera System Requirements Minimum Software Requirements Microsoft Windows XP Vista 7 o Microsoft DirectX 90 or ter Minimum Hardware Requirements Intel Pentium 4 CPU 20 Gigahertz GHz or faster SU Megabytes MB of system memory Connection toa TCPAP network A graphics accelerator with a mini
4. SALIENT SYSTEMS Complete View M Alarm Client User Manual CompleteView Version 4 3 ESISALIENT Table of Contents YSTEMS Introduction E EUREN PR Ri Overview System Requirements Configuration Starting the Alarm Client Mens Fike Menu View Menu 3 3 3 3 a Session Settings Menu a Configuration Steps 4 Sener List s Server Settings o Cameras 7 Schedule List 7 Schedule Settings D Schedule Camera Setings D Cameras w Associating Cameras with Monitoring Schedules w Removing Monitoring Schedules from Cameras w Operation n Main Screen n Reviewing Alarm Events 2 EZASALIENT SYSTEMS Introduction End User License Agreement Salem CompkteView SOFTWARE LICENSE L GRANT OF LICENSE Salient grat to the glit to scan copy ofthe Sunt Complete View Server SOFTWAREon cos 1 compute Sant gato youthe nhi ous oe copy ofthe Sant Compete View ient SOFTWARE any nunben of computers provided ibat the Sale Complete View Cheat ie solely used to connect to a Salat Complete View Server The SOFTWARES i use ona computer when s lnledntotenporry meneny tie RAM or stalled into permanent memory le hand disk CD ROM or lhe storage device of ihat computer 2 COPYRIGHT The SOFTWARE e owned by Salt andor ts teens if any and e protected by copyright avs and Inerationalraty provi There you nut atthe SOFTWARE any hercopighal merle books al recon Jeep ye may ether rule a copy ofthe SOF
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6. e camera associated with the alarm event The panelalso contains a button bar for PTZ control located undemeath the video window Recorded Video displays a video stream containing the video recorded during the alarm event The panel ako contains a button har far playback contol located underneath the vileo window as weil as a buton bar for PTZ control located underneath the video window Complete View Alarmi ien User Manual Page 12 ESISALIENTS STEMS Note For PTZ to operate a faed camera inthe Live Video window the camera must be configured as a PTZ camera using the Dista procol please reference the Administrators Manual fr setup instructions Digtal PTZ contis wil function for recorded video on any camera even if the camera is not configured as a PTZ camera using the Diga paco CCompeteView Al rm Client User Manual Page 13 ESISALIENT SYSTEMS Additional Resources Vist the Salient website www salientsys com for addtional support and Complete View training Manuals amp Documentation sr salentsys com suppervmanuals documentaions Includes Administrator s Mama Clent User Manuals acludng Video Alarm and Web clients How To Guides and Tis Online Tech Support www salentsys coneleaming Get quick access to anne tech support modules that cover the most frequently asked product questions suchas Adding and Moving IP Camera Licenses nt University eLearning htp salests
7. iate withthe schedule selected in step 1 You can use SHIFT clek to select a range of cameras or CTRLJ cick to independently select muliple 3 Click on the bunion bibeled Assign Selected Cameras to this Schedule Removing Monitoring Schedules from Cameras To remove a monitoring schedule association from a camera perform the folowing steps 1 Click on one or more cameras that you wish to remove the monitoring schedule from You can use ISHIFT clck to select a range of cameras or CTRL click to independently select multiple cameras 2 Click on the bation labeled Clear Schedule for Selected Cameras Complete View Alarmi ien User Manual Page 10 ESISALIENT SYSTEMS Operation Main Screen The primary operatinal window of the CompleteView Abrm Client is composed of three key sections the Live Alarm Video quadrant Alarm Event it and Server ist Live Alarm Video displays lie video for cameras that are associated with an active monitoring schedule Video events are displayed in the quadrant using a fest festout FIFO procedure As Implemented the Alarm Client will display the most recently received alarm using the position of the oldest currently displayed alarm For example if the oldest currently displayed alarm event is in Poston 3 when a new alarm event occurs the ive video feed for that position wil switch to the new CompleteView Al rm Client User Manual Page 11 ESISALIENT SYSTEMS appear in different
8. mum of 32MB of video memory and capable of displaying 00 x 600 TrueCoor 32 bit resolution CCompleteView Alarmi ien User Manual Page2 EZASALIENT SYSTEMS Configuration Starting the Alarm Client You may launch the CompkteView Alarm Clint application by double ckcking on the icon beled Alarm Client as shown bok A sun aa gras Conner Alm cien You may alo find an icon for the Alm Client located on your desktop depending on the folowing factors 1 The tem Create Desktop Icon was selected during the installation of the application 2 Windows has been configured to show desktop icons Menus File Menu Notez A Session is the curently baded list o servers and schedules New Session Create a new blank session Open Session Open a previously saved sesion Save Session Save the current session eu Save the current session under a dierent filename oe location Save the current session then ext the Alarm Client CCompleteView Alarm ient User Manual Pages EZASALIENT SYSTEMS View Menu Toolbar Enables Disables the button bar The icons in the button bar correspond to the icons for the menu ist tems DENTE Status Bar Enablesiisable the status bar Split Vertically Arranges the main screen components i a vertical orientation Split Horizontal Arranges the main sereen components in a horizontal orientation Session Settings Menu Server List Opens the Server
9. quadrant positions Alarm Event List displays a lit of the last 500 alarm events monitored by the Alarm Client The alarm It is comprised of four columns of data Time Camera Server and Description Tone The date and time at which the event occurred Camera The camera name associated with the event Server The server ame on which the camera is located Description An optional text description of the event Server List displays the ist of servers that you have added using the Server List configuration dialog The connection status for each server is shown using a colred cick that appears te the eft of the server mame and through message text appearing in the column tiled Status For the graphical indicator the color ofthe circle indicates the connection status Green Successfully connected Yellow Atempng to connect Red Disconnected Reviewing Alarm Events The Alarm Client lives you to quickly recall video for any entry in the Alarm Event ist Doutie chck on any event in the Alarm Event ist io open a new Alarm Review window This window displays both the ne and recorded vido forthe camera associated w h the alum event If the associated camera i capable of being controled and you have the appropriate permissions then you will abo be able to move the camera using a PTZ buton panel The Alarm Review window is divided ino two sections Live Video displays a ine video stream from th
10. s you to specify the number of frames per second at which Ine video wil be displiyed Complete View Al rm Client User Manual Page EZASALIENT SYSTEMS Note The maximum number of frames per second delivered to the Alarm Client will never exceed the rate configured by the administrator on the server For example if you select 30 FPS in an Alarm Client monitoring schedule but an administrator has set a maximum of 10 FPS for each of the cameras on the server hen the Album Client will display Ive video alarms at 10 FPS Quality allows you to specify the image quality for ive video from the associated cameras Cameras The Cameras tab contains a iting of every camera that is availble to you From this screen you can easily associate one or more cameras with the currently selected monitoring schedule The colum beled Schedule on the right hand side of the dh contains a St of euch monitoring schedule that you have created On the Cameras tab are three columns Server Camera Name and Schedule Name Server The servers Friendly Name and IP address or hostname Camera Name The camera name Schedule Name The name ofthe monitoring schedule that is curently associated w h the camera Associating Cameras with Monitoring Schedules To associte a camera wih a monitoring schedule perform the following steps 1 Click onthe monitoring schedule that you wish to assign cameras to 2 Click on one or more cameras that you wish to assoc
11. ss tude earning com A convenient wayto get rained on Compkte View Register onlne for accesso interactive user training modules covering the Video Alarm Mapping and Web clens Classroom Training ww saints conviraining Traditional classroom training is availible throughout the United Stats Pease vst the Salient website for taining calendar agenda and lient Systems 10801 N MaPac Expy Building 3 Suke 700 Austin TX T8159 5126174800 5126174801 Fax www salemnsys com Complete View Alarmi ien User Manual Page 14
12. te View Alarmi ien User Manual Pages EZASALIENT SYSTEMS Cameras The left hand column within the Cameras tab beled as W contains the camera input number as it exists on the server The second column indicates the Camera Name associated with cach input To the right of the camera ling are Camera Settings Schedule indicates the monitoring schedule that is associated w h the curently selected camera Schedule List quickly jumps to the schedule cdior so that you may create modify or delete a monitoring schedule Schedule List A monitoring scheu is a ist of time periods when the Alarm Clent aboukl process alarme and display video Schedule List contains a isting of all of the monitoring schedules that you have created Each monitoring Schedule can have one or more cameras assigned to it and can abo be independently configured to display ive Video at differing frame rates and video compression qualty leve Selecting Session Settings gt Schedule List brings p the following dialog Complete View Al rm Client User Manual Page ESISALIENT SYSTEMS On the left hand side of the window is a single column Schedule which displays a Hist of all of the monitoring schedules that have been configured The flowing ions are located in button bar at the bottom of the schedule listing 9o AddSchedule You must create at least one schedule for the Alarm Client You can add as many monkoring schedules to the system as yo
13. u ike In order to Essen the complexity of the scheduling however iis recommended that you create the minimum number of montering schedules that requies to accomplish your monitoring goak WE Delete senedle Permanently removes the selected schedule Complete View Al rm Client User Manual Pages EZASALIENT SYSTEMS Schedule Settings Schedule The Name Geld allows you to change the display name of the curently selected monitoring schede To make changes to time periods for the curently selected monitoring schedule select the Edit button The following dialog will appear Zoe Select one or more schedule buttons from the Edit Schedule dialog and then use your mouse to select the time period im which the alarms wil be active Select the Erase buton to char alarm monitoring for a time period Ext Alarm refers to external dey conact or software based al rm inputs Motion refers to video motion detection performed by the Complete View Server software In the example shown above both Ext Alarm und Motion alarm events vil cause the Alarm Clent to og the alum and display Eve video for any associated camera during the time periods from 1200am to 60m and from 600pm until 1200am During the time period of 690 am until 0pm where high levels of motion are expected Motion alum events will be ignored by the Alum Cleat Notez Alum Clent monitoring schedules have no effect whatsoever on video recording Camera Settings FPS allow
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