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1. parameters like Virtual Barrier Thickness and the allowed direction of motion Enable Directional Perimeter Line An object crossing the virtual barrier in the indicated allowed direction will not trigger an alert A small red arrow at the mid point of the virtual barrier indicates the allowed direction Fig 2 10 Customizing the Perimeter Defense Feature Similar to Intrusion filters Light Flickering Slow Motion and Sensitivity can be applied to enhance the analysis process Intelligent Function Settings CAMERA 1 Perimeter Defense CAMERA 1 Intrusion Missing Object Unattended Object MissingUnattended Object CAMERA 2 CAMERA 3 CAMERA 4 Alert Message Settin IV Light Flickering a00 GP sec 1 5 a ee short long Herna Mone SHS t4HS AAC Wie emal EMail AJL HeSset lite sec conaran SOV VET SOVS FZ high Sensitivity 1 low Display Settin M Dray Ubject Bor Perimeter Defens Perimeter Line Thickness 7 M Dan Rol I Enable Directional Perimeter Line Il Enable Sound IY Dran Perimeter Line Fig 2 10 Customizing the Perimeter Defense Feature User can also set the perspective feature and its associated sizes in the same way that it is done for Intrusion However for perimeter defense only the near minimum and far minimum sizes can be defined 9 VPO2. 35 00 00 0 Di CAMERA 1 1702007 1321 17 00 00 19 315 CAMERA 4 17 05 2007 13 21 11 00 00 11 i CAMERA 1 Mi 17 05 2007 1310 32 00 0015 7 a i CAMERA 3 iesin Dbiect 17205 2007 131015 00 00 13 CAMERA 3 Missing Object 1705 2007 13 10 05 00 00 09 CAMERA 3 Missing Object 17 05 2007 1308 44 00 01 00 E CAMERA 3 Missing Object 17 05 2007 13 08 32 00 00 10 CAMERA 3 Missing Object 17 05 2007 13 07 01 00 00 55 CAMERA 3 Missing Object 17705 2007 13 05 38 00 01 00 ral 4 CAMERA 3 Missing Object 17 05 2007 13 05 27 00 00 11 4 CAMERA 3 Missing Object 17 05 2007 130415 00 00 59 2162 CAMERAS D Missing Object 17 05 2007 140349 00 00 23 2 CAMERA 3 Missing Object 17052007 13 03 13 00 00 31 Eeg CAMERA 3 Missing Object 17 05 2007 13 02 56 00 00 09 CAMERA 3 Unattended Object 17 05 2007 130220 00 00 22 1072 CAMERA 4 Unattended Object 17 05 2007 12 59 59 00 00 43 CAMERA 4 k d UE ae 17 05 2007 12 58 34 00 00 17 roo CAMERA 4 17205 2007 12 57 53 00 00 40 1767 CAMERA 4 17 05 2007 125716 00 00 29 1337 CAMERA 4 17 05 2007 12 54 25 00 00 08 76 CAMERA 4 SU ne ATAA A Fig 2 16 13 VPO N Chapter 2 Operation and Configuration 1 Location Selects camera to view 2 Time Selects view Choose from All Events Last 1 Hour Last 24 Hours or Last 7 Days to view record 3 View Event Click View Event to view selected event s recording 4 Delete Selected To delete selected events 5 Delete All To delete all events in the list 6 Ba
3. 8 2 7 Switch to Operation Mode Admin Mode 10 2 8 Record 11 2 9 Schedule 11 2 10 Events 13 2 11 Settings 15 2 11 1 Camera 16 2 11 2 Login Storage 16 2 11 3 Network 17 2 11 4 Alert Message 17 2 11 5 Video 18 PAPES T O E EAE N A E ENE 18 VPO N Chapter 1 Overview Chapter 1 Overview 1 1 Introduction The VP 8000 Intelligent Security System is a standalone video analysis system Up to 4 cameras can be connected to a single VP 8000 unit Video can also be displayed on a local VGA monitor VP 8000 is independent to any Network DVR The interface betw
4. Port number This function is Currently NOT available Enters SMS gateway username This function is Currently NOT available Enters SMS gateway password This function is Currently NOT available Click the Video button to set all the video parameters for the cameras Brightness adjusts the amount of light or brightness for the selected camera according to your preference Default 4625 4555 Contrast adjusts the difference between light and dark areas or contrast for the selected camera according to your preference Default 0 237 Hue adjusts the dominant color for the selected camera Default 9000 8861 Saturation adjusts the amount of color for the selected camera Default 0 202 UPGRADE CANCEL Fig 2 24 Upgrade The Upgrade function is built into the window for Setting and can be found at the button left hand corner When the upgrade option is chosen the user will be prompted 2 12 Shutdown a suutpown E T button to shutdown the system The user will be prompted with the Administrator Username and password to confirm the action Click the 18
5. erna l Etal paa low high Perimeter Defens M Draw obet Boy Perimeter line linickhess a lV Draw Bul Alert Soun Tl Enable Sound Iv Dran Perimeter bine Enable Directional Perimeter ane Fig 2 9 Customizing the Intrusion Feature User will also be able to specify the minimum and maximum sizes of the object of interest At the same time there is a special feature Perspective Line that allows the enhancement of the analysis process by telling the VP 8000 the depth of view of an area of interest This is useful if the area of interest spans a 8 VPO N Chapter 2 Operation and Configuration considerable distance To indicate the depth of the image it is necessary to draw the perspective line from the point nearer to the camera to the point that is further away from the camera VP 8000 will then name the point near to the camera as Near and the other end as Far The user will then need to define the expected minimum and maximum size of the object of interest in the near end and far end of the area of interest When the Perspective feature is not turned on the minimum and maximum sizes of the object of interest can be fixed by clicking on the respective Min Max buttons and indicating the sizes by drawing directly on the video image T Perspective Off lt lt Perimeter Defense Perimeter Defense allows the user to draw the virtual barrier anywhere on the image and modify
6. 5 19 17 5 2007 14 03 49 17 05 2007 11 32 31 17 5 2007 14 04 50 17 5 2007 as Ub O1 1 1745 2007 146 E3 Chapter 2 Operation and Configuration CAMERA 4 CAMERA 4 CAMERA 4 CAMERA 2 CAMERA 4 ee z CAMERA 2 CAMERA 4 CAMERA 3 CAMERA 2 CAMERA 2 CAMERA 3 CAMERA 3 CAMERA 2 CAMERA 4 CAMERA 2 CAMERA 4 CAMERA 2 a ERA BACK UP CLOSE 3 Back Up User can back up your recorded files to a USB hard drive While viewing the event list click the back up button and select removable drive to back up Please be noted as the recording is JPEG based the back up is also frame by frame based JPEG images Event Viewer Penmeter Defense Perimeter Defense Missing Object e Sissis Perimeter Defense i Perimeter Defense Intrusion l Perimeter Defense 2 11 Settings Settings allows the administrator to choose the camera s function change the administrator username and password view the VP 8000 hard disk properties create alert messages as well as configure the connection to a network Yov ll also be able to upgrade the VP 8000 software through this function and adjust the image quality of the cameras Click the Settings button to display the Settings Setup menus 1170572007 1105 2007 11205 2007 11205 2007 1105 2007 1170572007 yasar j 1105 2007 j Fig 2 19 CAMERA 2 CAMERA 3 CAMERA 2 CAMERA 2 CAMERA 2 CAMERA 1 CAMERA 2 VPON 2 11 1 Camera C
7. E THE SYSTEM WILL FAIL The license key of VP 8000 was bounded with motherboard CPU capture card RAM and hard disk Any change of these components will result in system fail 2 1 VP 8000 Main Screen After power up successfully you can see the main screen of VP 8000 in multiple camera view as Fig 2 1 You can get single camera view by clicking the zoom icon at the left bottom of main screen to get Fig 2 2 Intrusion RECORD SCHEDULE SETTINGS SHUTDOWN OVERLAY SET INTELLIGENT FUNCTION SWITCH TO OPERATOR MODE Fig 2 1 Multiple camera view 17 May 2007 CAMERA 1 RECORD SCHEDULE SETTINGS SHUTDOWN ih OVERLAY SET INTELLIGENT FUNCTION SWITCH TO OPERATOR MODE Fig 2 2 Single camera view VPO N Chapter 2 Operation and Configuration 2 2 Functions RECORD 2 SCHEDULE G EVENTS 4 SETTINGS a SHUTDOWN D Bist Full OVERLAY SET INTELLIGENT FUNCTION SWITCHI TO Lie OPERATOIt MODE wW D QO Fig 2 3 To set up camera record schedule It is NOT recommended to use VP 8000 as a recording device as DVR Click to bring up event list Click to bring up camera configuration dialog box Stop Start Web server is NOT available at current version Web server 8 ogo OV PON 9 Normal View Show multiple camera view on main screen 13 Switch to Operator Mode Toggle between the Operator and Administrator modes S
8. N Chapter 2 Operation and Configuration Missing Object Unattended Object Missing and Unattended Object Missing Object Unattended Object and Missing and Unattended Object all share the same customization tools Besides the drawing tools which allow the user to draw the area of interest there are features that are peculiar to these intelligent functions They are Seconds to Alert and Alert Reset Time Fig 2 11 Customizing the Missing Unattended Object Feature Intelligent Function Settings CAMERA 1 Missing Object Parameters Settin IV Light Flickering QO OTT TOOT 1000 short long pal Sova anan 1 SOW VET SOVS SENSU OOOO 7 t tet Hilts Perimeter Defen Perimeter line linickhess Enade Directional Perimeter Orne CoC Alert Reset Time sec feo Aai anis l SMe T ANE Missing Unattende Seconds to Alert sec CAMERA 1 Intrusion Perimeter Defense Unattended Object MissingUnattended Object CAMERA 2 CAMERA 3 CAMERA 4 Alert Message Settin F GPiii sec Yee VERT TOTO EI Herma ema Etal M Draw obet Bor Alert Soun I Enable Sound iv Drew Hl Iv Draw Perimeter line Fig 2 11 Customizing the Missing Unattended Object Feature Seconds to alert allows you to literally set the amount of time an object is detected to be missing or unattended before sounding the alarm Alert reset t
9. RODUCT Contact your dealer or us for assistance VPO N Contents Contents 1 Overview 1 1 Introduction 1 1 2 Features 1 1 3 Product specifications 1 1 4 Front view 2 1 5 Rear view 2 2 Operation and Configuration 2 1 VP 8000 Main Screen 3 2 2 Functions 4 2 3 Normal View 5 2 4 Zoo0M 5 2 5 Overlay 6 2 6 Set Intelligent Function 7 2 6 1 How to enable Alerts 8 2 6 2 Customizing the Intelligent Features
10. VPON Network DVR System Your best choice for digital video recording and remote surveillance V P 8000 Intelligent Security System User Manual Version V2 0 1 1 www vpon21 com VPO N Preface Preface Notice The information in this manual was current when published The manufacturer reserves the right to revise and improve its products All specifications are therefore subject to change without notice Note Formosa21 will not be obligated to the responsibility outside the scope of VPON DVR Trademarks VPON is a registered trademark of Formosa 21 Inc Microsoft Windows Internet Explorer are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation Netscape Navigator Communicator are registered trademarks of Netscape Corporation Other brand and product names referred to in this manual are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders Trademarked names are used throughout this manual Rather than place a symbol at each occurrence trademarked names are designated with initial capitalization Inclusion or exclusion is not a judgment on the validity or legal status of the term Warning To reduce risk of electric shock do not remove cover No user service able parts inside Refer servicing to qualified service personnel Do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture Do not install this product in hazardous areas where highly combustible or explosive products are stored or used Severe impact o
11. ckup To backup selected event events 7 Event List Listing of all events Click on specific Event to view Note Events that have not been viewed will be highlighted red 1 View Event Click the view event button and select an events file to playback Player VIEW EVENT l Fig 2 17 2 Delete Selected Delete All User can click delete function to delete event list A screen will display as follows Click Yes if you would like to delete this event 14 VPON Event Viewer Unattended Object Unattended Object Unattended Object Penmeter Defense Unattended Object pona telat paraan penan Unattended Object Missing Object Perimeter Defense Pernmeter Defense Missing Object Missing Object aimeter Defense Unattended Object erimeter Defense aL te Object ter Defense Missing Object i VIEW EVENT 11 05 2007 11405 2007 11 05 2007 11405 2007 11705 2007 1 N 1 1 105 2007 11705 2007 11 05 2007 11 05 2007 11 05 2007 1105 2007 11705 2007 11 05 2007 11 05 2007 11 05 2007 ee a mi E 10 25 44 10 24 57 10 24 34 10 11 32 10 05 58 10 05 41 10 04 50 10 04 27 10 04 16 00 00 10 00 00 43 00 00 17 00 00 06 00 00 54 00 00 09 00 00 11 00 00 12 00 00 44 10 04 04 pme 10 03 56 10 03 34 10 02 26 10 02 21 10 02 16 PON 1000 _ 057 Fig 2 18 S 11 05 2007 1132 1705 2007 11 33 27 O 174572007 14 02 34 17 5 2007 14 02 46 17 5 2007 14 3
12. een VP 8000 and DVR is its built in 4IN 40UT GPIO pins This manual will guide you through the features and functions of the VP 8000 Intelligent Security System Read this section to get an overview of the product 1 2 Features Intrusion Detection This feature detects objects entering a pre defined area Perimeter Defense Objects crossing the virtual line from the pre defined direction will generate the alert but NO alert from the opposite direction m Missing Object Detection Removal of object from region of interest will activate the alarm m Unattended Object Detection Objects left unattended for a pre defined period of time will trigger the alarm 1 3 Product Specifications Video Standard Support NTSC PAL Composite video BNC Connector Pag VGA Output 24 bit true color Internal HDD 250GB Sensor Input Browser Compatibility Win 98 2000 XP running MS IE 6 0 or above Operating Temperature 0 45 C Power Supply 115V 230V 250W VPO N Chapter 1 Overview 1 4 Front View HDD light and Power light Cooling fans 1 5 Rear View R ee a 3 4 5678910 GPIO port Video in ports composite Keyboard and mouse ports PS 2 COM pon RS 232 6 Primerpon VGA output 8 USB2 0 ports 9 LAN port Audio input Speaker output VPO N Chapter 2 Operation and Configuration Chapter 2 Operation and Configuration PLEASE DO NOT POWER ON VP 8000 WITHOUT HARD DISK UNDER ANY CONDITION OTHERWIS
13. hapter 2 Operation and Configuration All properties such as Camera name Format Palette Orientation and Function can be changed m LE i I MESSAGE Camera 1 Name 2 Format 3 Palette 4 Orientation 5 Function 2 11 2 Login Storage Fig 2 20 NTSC PAL RGB24 RGB565 RGD555 YUV422 YUV42 Normal Inverted None Live View Only Recording Intrusion Perimeter Defense Unattended Object Missing Object Scheduler No imal Perimeter Defense io Obiec Unattended Object Names can be changed to correspond to different camera s locations Video format standard for United States Canada Japan and Mexico Video format standard for all other countries Resolution of the images No change in image Inverts the image Displays video preview only Displays video preview during live recording Alerts intrusion on screen and through SMS MMS Email Alerts barrier crossing on screen and through SMS MMS Email Alerts any unattended object on screen and through SMS MMS Email Alerts any missing object on screen and through SMS MMS Email Function to be activated as per schedule VP 8000 is configured for open access anonymous users with default Administrator login name and password set to demo and password respectively The Adminis
14. ime is the time taken for the alarm to stop and for VP 8000 to relearn the new scene which is the one with the unattended object or without the missing object as normal The only filter available for these features 1s Light Flickering 2 7 Switch to Admin Mode Click this switch to enter administrator mode You will need administrator name and password to login in Default is demo and password You can change them after login as administrator Under administartor mode the user has full access to all functions Under normal operator mode the user can do Only control functions such as Normal view Zoom Overlay Events and shutdown 10 VPO N Chapter 2 Operation and Configuration Priimmini Detener CAMERA gt RECORD Zz SHUTDOWN Fig 2 12 2 8 Record VP 8000 allows the user to instantly start live recording on every active channel The use of instant recording was designed for ease of use during emergency that requires instant live recording Click record button to start or stop the recording function Live View Only lt i No i x mi YA O Pe o SCHEDULE SETTINGS amp BD WO SHUTDOWN iat hdd OVERLAY SET INTELLIGENT FUNCTION SWITCH TO OPERATOR MODE Fig 2 13 2 9 Schedule The scheduler allows the user to manage the Intelligent Function schedule for each camera 11 VPO N Chapter 2 Operation and Configurat
15. ion D 2 A TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THUR f 18 4513 00 _ 113001315 zz 19151930 12301345 1345 20 00 f 20 00 20 15 20 15 20 30 20 30 20 45 20 45 21 00 f 21002115 21 15 21 30 f 24 3021 45 o f 21 45 22 00 f 22 00 22 15 22152230 22 30 22 45 Perimeter Defense Missing Object Unattended Object MissingUnattended Object CLOSE Fig 2 14 3 1 Camera Selects camera to apply schedule 2 Function None Recording Intrusion Perimeter Defense Missing Object Unattended Object or Missing Unattended 3 Clear Schedule Deletes all selections that has been made to the schedule To set the schedule for a camera simply choose the camera to apply the schedule to and click on the desired function Then highlight the day and time by clicking on the white boxes to apply the function to The user may overwrite an existing schedule by choosing a different function and applying it over the existing blue boxes Note The blue boxes indicate an existing schedule 12 VPO N Chapter 2 Operation and Configuration Perimeter Defense Z Intrusion Intrusion Intrusion rr 1000 Intrusion l ieee l firionn aa Perimeter Defense z Perimeter Defense Perimeter Defe e Perimeter Defense Fig 2 15 2 10 Events Click the Events button to display a list of all events stored on the VP 8000 as follows 17 05 2007 1321
16. n console Intelligent Function Settings CAMERA 1 Parameters Settin G Missing Unatt Intrusion Perimeter Defense Missing Object Unattended Object MissingUnattended Object CAMERA 2 CAMERA 3 CAMERA 4 Alert Message Settina M Aaaht Hickerne Seconds ta Aler sec GPIO sec A 4 sort Iona Slows Motor Ale Reset lime sec j Alert via Mobile i T SMS F MMS AN E 2 Sensitivity f Alert via E mail lay E Mail Perimeter Defens f Display Setting y TE amp A Perimeter Line Whicktess oe wv Draw Object Box OY Draw ROI Alert Sound T crete Birecnonel Penmeter lage Enable Sound Yj M Draw Perimeter Line Fig 2 8 Set Intelligent Function Console 1 GPIO 2 SMS MMS 3 Email 4 Enable Disable Alert Sound 5 Draw Object Box 6 Draw ROI 7 Draw Perimeter Line To set the length of alarm duration To activate SMS MMS alerts Up to 3 mobile numbers to be demarcated by commas can be keyed in to receive the alerts This function is NOT yet available on current version To activate email alert receipt email address to be keyed in To activate and choose preferred sound alert To display boxes around objects during video preview To display Region of Interest in video preview To display perimeter defense line in vide preview VPO N Chapter 2 Operation and Configuration 2 6 1 How to enable Alerts VP 8000 allows user
17. r vibration may cause malfunction Do not move this product when VPON is working Position it in an open space with flat surface and also maintain at least 15 cm between the left and right sides of the body and the wall The lightning flash arrowhead symbol within and equilateral triangle alerts the user to the presence of a shock hazard within the product s enclosure GUARANTEE Every care has been taken in the preparation of this manual if you detect any inaccuracies or omissions please inform FORMOSA21 INC in Taiwan or your local distributor FORMOSA21 cannot held responsible for any technical or typographical errors and reserves the right to make changes to the products and manuals without your prior notice FORMOSA21 makes no warranty of any kind with regard to the material contained within this document including but not limited the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose FORMOSA21 shall not be liable nor responsible for incidental or consequential damages in connection with the furnishing performance or use of this material Important information Before proceeding please read and observe all instructions and warnings contained in this manual Retain this manual with the original bill of sale for future reference and if necessary warranty service When unpacking your VPON unit check for missing or damaged items If any item is missing or if damage is evident DO NOT INSTALL OR OPERATE THIS P
18. s to send emails whenever an alert occurs Each camera is allowed to be configured with one Email address only Click on Set Intelligent Function saeco Check the appropriate boxes Note For email alerts a valid email address must be entered associated dropdown menu Note Enabling sound alert allows users to hear audio alarms while monitoring the camera preview windows 2 6 2 Customizing the Intelligent Features Intrusion allows the user to indicate the region of interest ROI using the drawing tools as well as modify parameters like Light Flickering Slow Motion and Sensitivity Fig 2 9 Customizing the Intrusion Feature Note that Light Flickering and Slow Motion are mutually exclusive and only one of these filters can be used at any one time The former 1s used to filter very fast motion e g the changes in lighting conditions caused by the act of turning on or off lights and the latter is specifically used for detecting very slow motion Intelligent Function Settings CAMERA 1 Intrusion CAMERA 1 Perimeter Defense Missing Object Unattended Object MissingUnattended Object CAMERA 2 CAMERA 3 CAMERA 4 DEFAULT IV Perspective On PERSPECTIVE LINE Alert Message Settin Ea GP sec re short long 5 late vies Mone Slow Motion Ale Reset litre sec POO os 5 FA G Jr FA FA 5 SOW i VET SOVS Sensitivity Hetaa
19. trator is advised to change the password after the first login 16 VP N Chapter 2 Operation and Configuration Login Click Login button to enter login name and password Storage The storage information for VP 8000 can also be found in this window Of special mention is the Auto Purge function which automatically deletes the old event files when the hard disk space in use is more than 90 This function can be turned on or off as per the user s requirements UPGRADE CANCEL Fig 2 21 2 11 3 Network Click the Network button to set up the network configurations as follows Enter the IP address gateway Subnet mask Gateway and the DNS server in the fields Setting am SSS LOGIN NETWoRK ALERT STORAGE ECE misianas Dipl saria SEE teers maa w aliere MES Sia matewa a ee A 254 RENEW UPGRADE l APPLY l CANCEL l Fig 2 22 2 11 4 Alert Message Click the Alert message button to set up the email address mail server message proxy server Setting CAMERA LOGIN STORAGE A VPON 1 Alert to be sent from this Email Address 2 Mail Server 3 Message 4 Proxy Name 5 SMS Gateway 6 Username 7 Password 2 11 5 Video Chapter 2 Operation and Configuration Enters Email address to that alert is to be sent from Enters mail server address Enters preferred alert message Enters proxy address and Port number if any Enters SMS gateway server address and
20. witch to Administrator Mode VPO N Chapter 2 Operation and Configuration 2 3 Normal View Display 4 cameras video on main screen Intrusion Perimeter Defense CAMERA 2 ys a i a S lt CLL LL DY oN Ne Inattended Object OVERLAY SWITCH TO OPERATOR MODE Fig 2 4 2 4 Zoom Click to get single selected camera view as Fig 2 5 rT a c la r a RECORD SCHEDULE SETTINGS SHUTDOWN Bis Full Intrusion OVERLAY E SET INTELLIGENT FUNCTION l SWITCH TO OPERATOR MODE Fig 2 5 A A amp RECORD SCHEDULE SETTINGS SHUTDOWN VPO N Chapter 2 Operation and Configuration 2 5 Overlay Click to toggle the overlay of user define area for alarm trigger on screen Fig 2 6 shows camera videos with alarm areas And Fig 2 7 shows normal video CAMERA 1 Intrusion RECORD SCHEDULE SETTINGS A amp SHUTDOWN _ IMM ddd db bp PEZ Missing Ubject Jnattended Objec f SET INTELLIGENT FUNCTION l SS eT SWITCH TO OPERATOR MODE CAMERA 1 Intrusion Perimeter Defense RECORD SCHEDULE SETTINGS 1 amp 4 amp SHUTDOWN SWITCH TO OPERATOR MODE Fig 2 7 VPON 2 6 Set Intelligent Function Chapter 2 Operation and Configuration This feature allows each camera to be set with its own intelligent functionalities Below is the screenshot for the Set Intelligent Functio
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