1. Preface
   1. Preparation purpose

This user manual is prepared based on Easy7 video monitoring system. In order to provide brief function instruction of the system and help users to systematically understand operation process, this user manual is prepared for reference.

[Note] Product real-time update will not be further notified.

• 1. Terms and abbreviations

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1. 3. Usage Attentions
2. Current monthly largest quantity of human face pictures received from single channel is 1 million. The current upper limit of quantity of human face pictures received from all channels is 5 million. If the quantity exceeds the upper limit, result of intelligent retrieval cannot be acquired.
3. Standalone version can support 500 point locations at most at present.
4. Present screen supporting 3,840*2,160 (4K) resolution at most.
5. This platform is not compatible with cameras in sky-eye series cameras at present.
6. MAC AIO only supports external microphones.
7. As for the equipment added in P2P account number way, audio sampling frequency shall be set to be 8kHz. Other sampling frequency may cause program failure on standalone version, so please use it cautiously.
8. As for the same NVR and IPC, video playback and video download exist at the same time. 5 channels at most are supported at present. Otherwise, download failure or equipment overload will be reminder in download process and video playback will fail.
9. MAC system authorizes standalone version, such as microphone authority. Restart the standalone version.
10. As for MAC version, the real-time preview in full screen cannot quit from full screen by pressing ESC (unless equipment list is closed).
11. Firewall of computer may influence some normal functions of standalone version. Please add white list or close firewall.
12. Software overview
    1. Software usage

Easy7 Smart Client Express is an application based on MacOS and Windows operation system, which is specially used for managing, previewing and operating network monitoring equipment, suitable for all series of Tiandy NVR, IPC and other devices. The software can realize grouping management of watch points according to different scenarios and customize the group name. It can carry out real-time video browsing, audio preview, voice intercom and other operations based on the device.

It can control the equipment PTZ, set preset position and call. It can switch video playback between user-defined groups, support front-end and local video playback, control playback through time axis, and download video files to the client-side. The rich video monitoring business functions of the software are really suitable for the application of various video monitoring scenarios.

• 1. Software operation

Easy7 Smart Client Express Win64 V8.5.exe can install and operate individually and support Tiandy full series of hard disk video equipment and network video equipment.

1. 3. System configuration

CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5, the 8^th generation is recommended

Memory: 8G recommended

System: Support Windows 7 64-bit and Windows10 64-bit system

1. Software installation and

uninstallation

1. Software installation

Take the installation of “Easy7 Smart Client Express Win64 V8.5.exe” in Windows 10 64-bit system as an example, the installation of other versions is the same.

1. Find the installation file “Easy7 Smart Client Express Win64 V8.4.exe” in installation disk, as shown in the figure below:

P] Easy? Smart Client Express Win64 V8,5.exe

Figure 3.1.1

1. Double click and enter installation program, as shown in the figure below:

Figure 3.1.2

1. Select installation language, we take English as an example here,

select “English”, click “Next”. It will be installed on Disk C as shown in the

figure below:

Figure 3.1.3

1. If it’s necessary to change installation directory, click “Browse” to

select customized installation directory, as shown in the figure below:

Figure 3.1.4

5) Set installation directory, click “Install” to start installation program,

as shown in the figure below:

Figure 3.1.5

1. After installation, click “Finish” to complete installation, as shown

in the figure below:

Figure 3.1.6

1. Upgrade package installation

Temporarily not available.

1. Software uninstallation

Take the uninstallation of “Easy7 Smart Client Express Win64 V8.5.exe” in Windows 10 64-bit system as an example, the uninstallation of other versions is the same.

1) Select “Start”->”All program”->”Tiandy”->”Easy7 Smart Client

Express”->”Uninstall”, as shown in below figure:

Figure 3.2.1

1. Click “Uninstall”, enter control panel, select “Program and feature” -> “Uninstall or change program”, then select “Easy7 Smart Client Express”, right key to select “Uninstall” or double click, there will display a pop-up for deletion, as shown in below figure:

Easy? Smart Client Express Uninstall

Are you sure you want to completely remove Easy? Smart Client Express and all of its components?

Yes

No

Figure 3.2.2

1. Click “Yes”, to uninstall the program will terminate all operating

Easy7 related programs and continue uninstallation progress, as shown in the figure below:

Figure 3.2.3

1. After uninstallation, there will display a pop-up for uninstallation

completion, click “Confirm” and the program is completely removed, as shown in the figure below:

Figure 3.2.4

1. Software login and framework setting
   1. Software login

Double click the application icon

on the desktop to enter system

login interface, an initial password is required to be set for the first-time log in , as shown in below figure:

Initial password setting X

Tiandy

£ admin

Û Please enter password

Û Please enter the password again

Figure 4.1.1

Note: the password shall be a combination of digits and letters. (Password can be 6-32 characters)

After the initial password is set, enter the password protection setting page, as shown in following figure:

Figure 4.1.2

After the password protection question is set, you will enter the login page, as shown in following figure:

Figure 4.1.3

The information of related parameters in log-in interface is as follows:

Table 4.1.1

• 1. Framework setting

Input correct user name and password, click “Login” to enter the main program interface of Easy7 Smart Client Express. The default grouping is

shown in below figure:

Figure 4.2.1

After entering the interface, click V/’ on the right upper corner of the interface to display version information and date, as shown in below figure:

About

Figure 4.2.2

The mouse slides over “®” on the right upper corner of the interface to display the current CPU occupancy and memory usage, as shown in below figure:

CPU 25.49% | RAM 5381.OOM

Figure 4.2.3

When connecting video, if CPU utilized rate exceeds 75%, it cannot connect to real-time video. As shown in following figure:

Figure 4.2.4

Click “Ö on the right corner of the interface to lock the interface. When correct delock password (i.e. login password) is input, the screen will be delocked, as shown in below figure:

Figure 4.2.5

Only accounts with “system lock-in authority” and “system unlocking authority” are able to carry out delock operation.

Click O’ cancellation button at the right upper angle of interface and a cancellation prompt box will pop out, as shown in the figure below. Click “OK” to exit from the present platform and return to login interface. Click “Cancel” or

^x at the right upper angle of prompt box to exit the current prompt box.

Figure 4.2.6

Click “^_” on the right corner of the interface to minimize the program; click “0/0″ on the right corner of interface to restore/maximize the program; click ” ^x” on the right corner of interface to quit the program.

In order ensure that users may not close the program by mistake in using process, when “^x” is clicked to quick the program, a notice will pop up to confirm whether to quit the program, as shown in below figure:

Figure 4.2.7

If “^x is clicked by mistake, click “Cancel” to return to previous operation interface; if you are sure to quit the system, click “OK” to quit.

The right upper corner of the interface will display current system time ” to facilitate user to check time at any time.

13:54:38

The navigation menu bar on the top of the interface can be separated from the main interface by dragging the menu, or the position can be exchanged by dragging.

Interface function items are divided into: common functions and basic functions. The module icons in basic and common function area can be dragged separately, and the user can choose the common function for convenience, as shown in below figure:

Tiandy Home page

Common functions

Basic functions

Playback

Search and play the recording file at the nonttonng point

TV Wai

TV wall configuratloo. preview, offline

User management

Device management

Add, modify and delete groups

„ Inlet and outlet management

Jr .’ Face management, human gate real-

Face recognition

, System configuration

Typca operation on client configuration

ElectronicMap

Management and operaton function

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Figure 4.2.8

Real-time preview: View the live images at the monitoring point.

Video playback: Search and play the recording file at the monitoring point.

Equipment management: General management of monitoring devices to facilitate addition.

System configuration: Typical operation on client configuration.

Alarm management: Real-time indication of unit alarm message to facilitate access to unit exception.

TV Wall: TV Wall configuration, preview, offline switch settings.

Inlet and outlet management: Face management, human gate realtime preview and information query.

ElectronicMap: Management and operation function of electronic map.

Face recognition: Management and distribution of face database.

User management: User password change allowed.

Operation logs: Check the system operations logs to understand the system operation.

Intelligent search: Intelligent analysis information from search, such as face retrieval, indoor electric vehicle testing and so on.

Data statistics: Total amount.

Alarm configuration:Coordinated configuration of various alarms.

[Note] After each login, the module icon will return to the default position, and the navigation menu bar position will be saved as the position when you quit last time.

Click ” ” on the left lower corner of the interface to display real-time

alarm information, as shown in below figure:

Figure 4.2.9

“Real-time alarm” records time, source, type, status, grade and other information of the alarm. When alarm information occurs, click “Play” to check alarm video playback, as shown in below figure:

Figure 4.2.10

Click “ ” to enter defense deployment/withdrawal management interface”, where all hosts can be controlled. The defense deployment/withdrawal status of channel and alarm is shown in the figure below:

Figure 4.2.11

1. Function operation instruction
   1. Equipment management

Click the equipment management icon l j on home page to enter the equipment management interface.

• • 1. Encode device management

Click “Device” to enter the device management interface. The device interface displays name, device type, IP address, port, video channel, connection status and other basic information of all added device, in which if the connection status is green, it means the device is on-line, and if it is red, it

means the device is offline; addition, modification, deletion and other operation

of the device can be conducted. As shown in below figure:

Figure 5.1.1.1

The information of related parameters in the interface is as follows:

Description

Parameter

Table 5.1.1.1

• • • 1. Auto search of encode device

Click ”

Q. Auto Search

to enter automatic search interface, as shown in below

figure:

Figure 5.1.1.2

Tick and select one or more device in device column, click and a pop-up to add device will display, input the device’s user name and password (it’s recommended to set unified user name and password for severaldevice, if user name or password is wrong, the batch addition of partial device

will fail). If you select to import it into a group, the device will be automatically imported into the group, otherwise you need to manually add to a group, as shown in below figure:

OK Cancel

Figure 5.1.1.3

After addition, it will display the number of device successfully and

unsuccessfully added, as shown in below figure:

Click ”

O Refresh

Figure 5.1.1.4

to refresh the information of on-line device.

1. 2. Encode device addition

Click

” to enter device addition interface, as shown in below

figure:

Add Device

Add Mode Standard domain name

Device Name

Device Type

DNS

Port

User Name

Password

Video Chan..

Alarm Input

Alarm Output

Add Cancel

0 Off-line Ad<

| Please enter device name

TD series ▼

I Please enter DNS

3000

admin

••••

1

0

I» 1

0 Import to Group

Add Device X

Add Mode EasyDDNS ▼

Device Name

Device Type

DNS

Port

DNS usern…

DNS passw…

User Name

Password

Video Chan…

Alarm Input

Alarm Output

Add Cancel

0 Off-line Ad<

Please enter device name

TD series

Please enter DNS

3000

Please enter DNS username

Please enter DNS password admin

1

0

I”

0 Import to Group

Add Device X

Add Cancel

Figure 5.1.1.5

Select device addition type and fill in corresponding device name, device ID, port, user name, password and video channel, and tick to select whether it’s offline device addition and whether needs to import a group according to requirement, the description of related parameter information is as follows:

Table 5.1.1.2

Upon correct information is input, the device will be connected, as shown in below figure:

Notice X

1 device has been added successfully!

OK

Figure 5.1.1.6

1. 3. Encode device modification

Tick and select the device to be modified, click

& Modify

to enter device

information modification interface, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.1.1.7

Modification of add type, device name, device type, device IP, port, user name and password, video channel and other related information supported.

Click “Modify” to complete modification, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.1.1.8

1. 4. Encode device deletion

Select one or more devices to be deleted, click

□ Delete

to enter device

deletion interface, as shown in below figure:

Notice

Sure to want to delete the selected host?

OK Cancel

1. 5. Encode device invert selection

, select

Select one or more devices not to be operated, click

all devices not selected at that moment, and conduct on selected devices.

1. 6. Encode device refresh

Click ”

to refresh the information of all devices on current page.

1. Deciding device management

The operation is the same as 5.1.1 encode device management.

1. Gate equipment management

The operation is the same as 5.1.1 encode device management.

Note:

1. The device serial number is the factory number of the gate equipment, such asID060218100922201900889.
2. When connecting the Tiandy equipment, it should be noted that the port number is 80.
3. If the device is configured as Tiandy PAD, you need to enter PAD backend – > communication settings to configure the server address (this address is the IP address of the platform).

5.1.4. Grouping

Click “Group” to enter group management interface. Information of all devices and customized groups in current system will be displayed, as shown

in below figure:

Figure 5.1.2.1

The description of related parameters in this interface is as follows:

Parameter

Description

Set the channel name on the local device tree

0 Sync to device

synchronously to the front-end channel.

Get the front-end channel name of on-line channel in

O Get Device Name

Device list.

O Get alarm port

0 Modify Group

Obtain the alarm input and output information of IPC and NVR equipment.

Select a group in Customized list, click to modify the group name.

+ Add Group

Select the list needs to create sub-group in

Customized list, click to add a group.

Tick and select a Customized list group, click to delete the group and delete the sub-groups and channels in the group at the same time.

□ Delete Group

/I Import

t? Export

Tick and select the channel in left Device list, select a group in right Customized list, click to import the device to the customized device list.

Tick and select the channel in Customized list group, click to export that channel.

Quick search of channel name, input key information

and the channel name including that key information

£

( in Device list)

£

(in alarm list )

Modify channel name, move the mouse to Device list

channel node, click to modify the channel name, as

shown in below figure:

El H My device

□ H 192.168.15.191

<?> Channel 1

Upon acquiring the alarming port information of the present equipment list channel, click to modify the name, No. and descriptions of alarming port, as shown

in the figure below:

□ ■ My device

• □ S 192.168.30.72
• ■ “ 192.168.30.215

0 <•> 192.168.30.215-Channel 1

âb 192 168.30.215-Alarmln 1 £

192.168.30.215 192.168.30.215-AJan âb 192.168.30.215-AlarmO…

Add group, move the mouse to Customized list group, click to add the sub-group of the group, as shown in below figure:

	Modify watch point group, move the mouse to
	Customized list group, click to modify the name of the
( in Customized	watch point group, as shown in below figure:
list)	Delete group, move the mouse to Customized list group, click to delete the group, and delete the sub-
	groups and channels in the group at the same time,
n	as shown in below figure:

Table 5.1.2

The information in left Device list is the information of all added encode devices and their channels automatically generated by the system. The right Customized list is the group information customized by users themselves. To facilitate user’s management, users may add the encode device on the left to the Customized list on the right as necessary. For example, to add all channels of device 10.30.10.12 in Device list to the “Group Test” in customized group of Customized list, the operation steps are:

1) Tick and select all channels of 10.30.20.12 in Device list

10.30.10.12

1) Select the customized group to be added in Customized list

(highlighted when selected)

■ Group Test

2)

Click ”

to add channels.

Similarly, select corresponding device channel in Customized list, click ”

t? Export

to delete the device channel from Customized list.

( Note:

Modules other than equipment management all load Customized list, users need to add used devices into Customized list. )

If the name of Channel 1 in device 10.30.10.21 in Device list needs to be modified, click ” —” and a pop-up for modifying device name will display (if the video has been encrypted, it can be decrypted here), as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.1.2.2

Relevant interface parameters are described as below:

Table 5.1.3

If the alarm port 2 in device192.168.30.215 in Device list needs to be modified, click ” —” and a pop-up for modifying device name will display, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.1.2.3

Relevant interface parameters are described as below:

Parameters

Descriptions

Table 5.1.4

Similarly, select list group in Customized list, click ” —” and a pop-up for modifying watch point name will display, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.1.2.4

1. Real-time preview

Click the real-time preview icon on the home page to enter real-time

preview interface. The main interface consists of Device list, video preview

window, View, PTZ control ,Senior and Target Information, as shown in below

figure:

Figure 5.2

Click “

to unfold or hide the view boxes at the left and right sides.

to unfold or hide the view boxes below.

or

Position the channel node quickly by clicking video window.

The equipment supports video preview and broadcasting by dragging it from group list to window.

5.2.1. Device list

Click “Device list” on the left to display all customized group list and input key information in search blank, double click to check device watch point, as

Figure 5.2.1

1. Right key menu of encode device customized group list

Click right key on the customized group list and the right key menu of customized group list will pop up, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.2.1.1

The description of related parameters is as follows:

Table 5.2.1.1

1. 2. Right key menu of encode device group list

Select a group in Device list and click right key, the right key menu of device group list will pop up, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.2.1.2

The description of related parameters is as follows:

Table 5.2.1.2

1. 3. Right key menu of encode device list

Select a channel watch point of a device in device list group, click right key, the right menu of device list will pop up, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.2.1.3

The description of related parameters is as follows:

Right click the encode device channel to disconnect the connection between the device host computer of the channel and Easy7 platform. For example, select Channel 1 in [New Group] in above figure (the affiliated host computer is 192.168.15.149), right click “Log off the

affiliated host computer”, the connection status of the host

Log off the
affiliated host
computer

computer 192.168.15.149 is offline, as shown in below

figure:

videos

Table 5.2.1.3

Choose one alarming input port in group in the equipment list, click the right key and the right key menu of equipment list will pop out, as shown in the figure below:

Ş 192.168.30.2′

192.168.““ “

Clear alarm

• 192.168.^.^
• 192.168.30.2′

Figure 5.2.1.4

Relevant parameters are described as below:

Table 5.2.1.4

Choose one alarming output port in group in the equipment list, click the right key and the right key menu of equipment list will pop out, as shown in the figure below:

Figure 5.2.1.5

Relevant parameters are described as below:

Table 5.2.1.5

1. Video preview window

In video preview window, the video will be displayed in the middle, capture menu, video menu and sound menu are in the left lower part, menus can realize its function respectively. Double click video window to maximize it and double click it again to restore, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.2.2.1

During the video preview, the split screen window will self-adapt to the video according to the number of linked videos, and it supports the real-time video playing of devices added in various ways.

The target bar in the below will display human face information, age, sex, whether or not wearing a mask, whether or not wearing glasses and physical temperature, etc.

The target bar in the right will display the comparison similarity result with the human face database, and the strangers’ face will not be displayed.

When previewing video, the target bar on the right side can display the real-time detected face information.

When previewing video, the status bar at bottom left (in dark color) may display current channel is connecting respectively, audio preview, capture function, instant playback and channel video recording are supported. The channel name will be displayed at bottom right, when the alert is turned on, the right upper corner of the video window will display the alert icon and not to

display it when the alert is turned off, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.2.2.2

1. Toolbar in video preview interface

The description of icons in toolbar in video preview interface is as follows:

Return to preview to exit the page of instant playback.

Table 5.1.2.1

1. 2. Right key menu of video preview window

Right click video preview window and the right key menu of video preview window will pop up, as shown in below figure:

Turn off the video

Audio pre-view

Snap shot

Adjust the video’s aspect ratio

control

Switching of main code and subcode streams

16:9

Video parameter

16:10

9:16

Time calibration

Change channel name

Full screen

Clear alarm

✓ Defence

Figure 5.2.2.3

The description of related parameters is as follows:

Table 5.2.2.2

1. 3. Rotating display plan

The main function of rotating display plan is to allow users to set their own switch mode, so that Easy7 can automatically switch video channels on [Live

View] interface for users’ convenient browse. Notice: A Liveview window supports up to 64 Cameras previews.

1. Add view:

After configuring the split screen scheme and the video played, click

” in preview interface toolbar to save view, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.2.2.4

1. Add rotating display plan:

Click view bar on the left and select the view to be added, right click “Add to the regular rotating switch program”, as shown in below figure:

Device List

View

test-face

Name change

Added to the regular rotating switch program

Delete

Figure 5.2.2.5

1. Set rotating display plan: in preview interface toolbar in bottom right to enter to List of

Click

view rotating display plan interface, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.2.2.6

(1) Change the rotating display intervals: tick and select the view to

be modified, click ”

0 Modify

too change the rotating display interval (the

range of interval value is 30~3600s), as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.2.2.7

(2) Delete: tick and select the view to be deleted, click

n Delete

to

delete the view, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.2.2.8

(3) Move upwards/Move down: tick and select the view to be moved,

click ”

/I Move upward

t/ Move down

” to adjust the view play order.

1. Turn on/Turn off rotating display plan:

Click ” ^{3 k}” in preview interface toolbar on bottom right to turn on rotating display plan, click again to turn off rotating display plan.

1. 4. Group switching setting
2. Add group switching:

Right click a group in “Device list” on the left, click “Add to group switching list” to add group switching, the pop-up notice box is shown as follows:

Notice X

Succeeded to add to view cruise plan.

OK

Figure 5.2.2.9

1. Set group switching:

Click

in preview interface toolbar on bottom right to set interval and

group split screen number of group switching, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.2.2.10

(1) Set group switching interval: set group switching interval in upper part of the interface, the range of interval value is 30~3600s.

(2) Set split screen number, -x- screen (not to change split

screen number and keep original split screen number), 1×1 screen and 2×2 screen supported. Two methods can be adopted

to change split screen number, explained as follows:

©Click ”

0 Modify

to enter Set Split Screen Number

interface;

©Double click the split screen number in Group Split

Screen to set enter Set Split Screen Number interface, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.2.2.11

1. Turn on/Turn off group switching:

Click “^^” on preview interface toolbar on bottom right to turn on group switching, click again to turn off group switching.

5.2.2. 5. Target Information

Under and in the right of real-time preview interface, display information of identified persons and the comparison human face database, as is shown in below figure:

Real-Time

Youth

Male

No mask

Wearing glasses

192.16 8.16.22.1-Channel 1

2020-11 -23 10:24:29

Figure5.2.2.12

The target information can identify the person’s age, sex, whether or not wearing a mask, whether or not wearing glasses, detected physical temperature and detection time in real time. At the same time, it can also identify whether the person matches in the human face database. If yes, it can be compared with the pictures uploaded in the database, and the similarity, the name of the person and the detection time will be displayed, otherwise stranger alarm will be on.

If previous record needs to be checked, shift to “History” to check history information.

5.2.3. View

View list shows currently saved view tag, double click to preview the information of this view. Right click this list view node and a menu will pop up, as shown in below figure:

Name change

Added to the regular rotating switch program

Delete

Figure 5.2.3

The description of related parameters is as follows:

Table 5.2.3

5.2.4. PTZ control

PTZ control may control PTZ speed, preset, etc., as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.2.4

The description of icons on PTZ control interface is as follows:

Description

Icon

Table 5.2.4

5.2.5. Senior

Senior may set the light, power and wiper, as shown in below figure:

Advanced Function

Figure 5.1.5

The description of related parameters is as follows:

Open wiper.

Table 5.2.5

5. 3. Video playback

Click the video playback icon

on home page to enter video playback

interface, query of video recording and time-based video downloading are

supported, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.3

5.3.1. Video query

In video playback interface, click Watch point on the left, set range of time

for query, if more precise query is required, click

▼ More

to set storage type,

stream type and other screening conditions for query, then click

a More

again

to hide detailed screening condition, as shown in below figure:

Monitoring point

Figure 5.3.1.2

El ■ fa Device List

El !■ fa 10.30.10.80

El \Z fa 10.30.10.5

El I fa 192.168.15.184

El □ fa 192.168.1.31

El 0 fa 192.168.16.221

□ fa 192.168.16.222

El I fa 192.168.1.80

Query

Time Range

2020-11-28 00:00:00

2020-11-28 23:59:59

▼ More

Storage location

Remote storage

Stream type

Mainstream

El Query

(5 Time-based download

Query results j

Figure 5.3.1.1

Select range of time, select the start time on the start calendar of the time range and the end time on the calendar for the end time.

When front-end storage is selected in storage type, following stream types can be selected, both main code stream and subcode stream supported.

When conditions are selected, click Query to display query result notice box, as shown in below figure:

Click

Query results

below to check current query results, the

expanded interface is shown in below figure:

Figure 5.3.1.3

At this time, the query results will be displayed on the progress bar, and users can playback by clicking the time point on the progress bar

Note: The front-end storage video supports synchronous playback (four- channel synchronous playback supports at most).

1. Video playback

Play mode 1: for queried videos, double click one video file to realize playback of the file.

Play mode 2: select a playback window, click ► of playback control to realize video playback on time axis related to selected window.

Play mode 3: select a playback window, directly click the time point in time axis to play back from that time point.

5.3.2.I. Playback control

The playback control menu is shown as follows:

Figure 5.3.2.1

The description of icons on playback control interface is as follows:

Table 5.3.2.1

1. 2. Right key menu of playback window

In video playback window, right click, and the right key menu of playback window will pop up, as shown in below figure:

Stop playback

Snap shot

Change channel name

Full screen

Electronic zoom

Figure 5.3.2.2

The description of related parameter is as follows:

Table 5.3.2.2

1. Video downloading

The downloading is divided into two modes: by file and by time segment.

5.3.3.I. Download by file

1. Batch downloading:

In video playback interface, click query result to check query result interface, tick and select several video files and right click, click “^J” to conduct

batch downloading, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.3.3.1

Click ” ” to enter export progress list interface to check the progress of

file downloading, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.3.3.2

1. Stop export:

In export progress list, select the file needs to stop export, right click this

file, select

Stop Export

to stop downloading the file, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.3.3.3

1. ReExport:

In export progress list, select the file needs to re-export, right click this file,

select ”

ReExport

to export this file again to download.

1. Clean record:

In export progress list, right click a file, select

Clean Record

to delete all

downloaded records.

1. Clean all: downloaded records in the list.

In export progress list, right click a file, select

Clean All

to delete all

( Note: When downloading front-end storage video files, only one record file can be downloaded at the same time. )

5.3.3. 2. By time segment

The video on the front-end storage supports downloading by time segment.

Select the channel you want to download (either through the drop-down menu or by clicking the channel in the tree list), select the time segment youwant to download, and then click ”

1. Recent browsing

Q Time-based download

Record the latest video and click to preview it , as shown in below figure:

Recent browsing

192.168.16.221-Channel 1 2020-11-28 00:00:00

Figure 5.3.4

5.4. System Configuration

Click the system configuration icon I J on home page to enter system settings interface.

1. Common settings

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Figure 5.4.1.1

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The description of related parameters in the interface is as follows:

Table 5.4.1

1. Video Settings

Figure 5.4.2

The description of related parameters in the interface is as follows:

Description

Parameter

Table 5.4.2

5.4.3. Alarm grade

Figure 5.4.3

Drag the alarm type label to other grades to set the type to a new grade.

Alarm grade is used for alarm record filter.

1. Storage management

Figure 5.4.4

The description of related parameters in the interface is as follows:

Table 5.4.3

1. Intelligence application

Figure 5.4.5

After ticking “enable intelligent applications”, pictures of human face and man lock can be received. The picture snapshot reserve time can be defined for actual need.

After checking deletion strategy, the strategy can be executed after the upper limit of the stored guest flow duration (6-24 months be supported to choose from) is reached.

5.4.6. P2P setting

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Common Settings

Q Video Settings

A Alarm grade

a Storage management

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Figure 5.4.6

The description of related parameters in the interface is as follows:

Table 5.4.6

5. 5. Alarm management

Click the alarm management icon

on home page to enter alarm

management interface.

1. Real-time alarm

Real-time alarm list displays the alarm received after this login. The list will be refreshed automatically, time of alarm, source of alarm, type of alarm, alarm grade and other alarm information will be displayed, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.5.1

The description of related parameters in the interface is as follow:

Table 5.5.1

5.5.2. History alarm

History alarm list displays all alarms, including checked and unchecked alarms, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.5.2

The description of related parameters in the interface is as follows:

Table 5.5.2

5.6. TV Wall

Click the TV wall icon

on homepage to enter TV wall configuration

interface. There are functions of TV wall configuration, TV wall management

and off-line switch settings as shown below.

Figure 5.6

1. TV wall

TV wall interface is mainly used for configuring TV wall video display.

1. TV Wall Video Configuration

Choose TV wall name on TV wall page to show the current TV wall layout.

Choose a screen that needs video equipment. Choose the video equipment to be added in the left equipment list. One equipment can be added for only one

time.

Figure 5.6.1.1

The relevant icons and parameters on the interface are described below:

Table 5.6.1.1

If splicing function of equipment is started, click the splicing screen with the right button as shown below.

Picture setting of splicing unit

Create display area

Create all display areas

Close all display areas

All windows zoom to a single screen

Save screen scheme

Application screen scheme

Restart the host

Figure 5.6.1.2

The relevant icons and parameters on the interface are described below:

Restart the host Restart the current decoder.

Table 5.6.1.2

The display area created by clicking the right button is shown below.

Figure 5.6.1.3

The relevant icons and parameters on the interface are described below:

Table 5.6.1.3

5.6.1. 2. Device list

Same as Real-time preview.

5.6.1.3. View

Same as Real-time preview.

5.6.1. 4. PTZ Control

Same as Real-time preview.

5.6.1. 5. Advanced Function

Same as Real-time preview.

1. TV wall configuration

Wall layout can be configured on the TV wall configuration page. Click the button© to enter the name of TV wall layout and then click “OK”. In this way, the name of TV wall layout can be added as shown below:

Figure 5.6.2.1

The current name of TV wall layout can be modified by clicking the button

Ö. After clicking “OK”, the name of TV wall layout can be modified as shown below:

Figure 5.6.2.2

To delete a TV wall layout, choose a layout name and click the button O.

The layout data cannot be recovered after the layout is deleted. Therefore, there is a prompt box for your confirmation. Click “Yes” button to delete the current TV wall layout; click “Cancel” to retain the TV wall layout, as shown below:

Figure 5.6.2.3

After setting the name of TV wall, click the lower configuration list to configure TV wall layout. It supports 1 screen, 4 screens, 9 screens, 16 screens and user-defined screen settings. At the same time, every screen can be adjusted, such as left justifying and right justifying. The parameters and description are shown below:

Table 5.6.2.1

Wall resolution can be configured on TV wall configuration page as shown below. There are three resolutions: 1920×1080 50HZ, 1920×1080 60HZ and 4K 30HZ. If 4K 30HZ is set, decoding can be output from only one route.

Figure 5.6.2.4

1. Offline switch setup

Offline switch configuration is used for TV wall screen switch setting on decoder, as shown below. Code stream type, switch time and display mode of

every decoding output channel can be set.

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Figure 5.6.3.1

Choose decoding output channel and set display mode (such as sixteenscreens) as shown below.

Figure 5.6.3.2

Choose the equipment from the left equipment list for offline switch and

drag the equipment to the channel. In this way, equipment can be added to the

screen. As shown below, click

Initiate offline switcfj

” at top right corner to start offline

switching, or click the right button on screen list to start offline switching. One channel cannot be added to any screen repeatedly.

Channel Name sngth of stay (second: Stream type

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‘ Delete

Delete all

Offline switch

Figure 5.6.3.3

Choose the channels on screen, modify code stream type, switch time and sequence of channels on screen in above decoding output setting.

Relevant parameters on the interface are described below:

channel, such as single screen, screen in screen,

four screens, 1-5, 1-7, nine screens and sixteen

screens. 1-5 screen means 1 large screen and 5 small screens; 1-7 screen means 1 large screen and 7 small screens. The sequence of channel screens is in accordance with the sequence of addition. To change the sequence, choose channel firstly and

adjust screen sequence by pressing “

Move upward

or

Move down

Note: Before changing channel display

mode, stop offline switching firstly.

Table 5.6.3.1

5. 7. Face recognition

Click the face recognition icon

, on homepage to enter the interface

of face recognition for face database management, face database download and face configuration as shown below:

Figure 5.7

1. Face database management
2. Personnel Query

Personnel can be inquired based on name, serial number and gender.

1. 2. Face Database Addition / Modification / Delete
2. Face database addition

Click the right button on left “Face database list”, choose “

Add

”to create

a new face database as shown below:

Figure 5.7.1.1

Enter name of face database and click “OK” button to create a new face

database. The name of face database is exclusive.

1. Face database modification

Click the right button on the name of face database to be modified, choose

enter a new name and click “OK” button to complete the modification.

Modify

1. Face database delete

Click the right button on the name of face database to be deleted, choose and click “OK” button to delete the face database.

Delete

5.7.1. 3. Face Image Addition

Choose the face database that needs face image addition, click “

to add face image as shown below:

Figure 5.7.1.2

Click “local upload” to upload face image (required item). Image format shall be JPG and the dimensions shall be 300*300~800*800; the size shall not be larger than 1 MB. The image shall be clear enough for easy face recognition.

Enter name of the image (required item).

Enter corresponding serial number of the person (required item). The serial number can be 0~ 999999999.

Other items are not required and can be filled in for actual demand.

Click “

” to save information of the current person and create a new

page of person information.

Click “

” to maintain current personnel information and close the

page.

Click “

Cancel

” to close the current page of personnel information.

1. 4. Add Existing Face Image

Choose a face database, click “

” and choose the personnel to be

added as shown below; click

” to complete the addition. The page

of

current personnel can be closed by clicking

Cancel

Figure 5.7.1.3

1. 5. Delete (All) Face Image(s)

Choose the face image to be deleted, click “

” to delete the chosen

image; to delete all face images, click “

Delete all

1. 6. Face Image Import / Export / Export All

1) Import

Click “ I”

to enter the import page as shown below. Click “download

import template” to download template of personnel information.

Figure 5.7.1.4

Fill personnel information in the template as shown below:

AttentiorUse the 1

Province City Address Company ID type ID numbeiImage patFace library name

Tianjin Tianjin Xiqing Di**** Co., ID card ^r12011120CC:/FacePiFace database

Personnel Serial ntCard numtGender (nphone nmrEirthday Country

Zhang Sa/123 ^r6666 Female ‘12345678^2000-01-lChina

Figure 5.7.1.5

Tick “personnel information sheet” or “personnel information image (name

# job number)”, click “

Select files

” to import file, click “OK” to upload the file; click

cancel” to close the page.

1. Face database download

Choose the channel of face database download from left “equipment list”

(the channel shall support face recognition).

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Figure 5.7.2.1

Click “

” to choose a face database to be synchronized, then click

“OK” as shown below.

Figure 5.7.2.2

Status and result of synchronization can be seen on current page. If the

synchronization fails, click “operation result” on “operation” page to find information of synchronization failure as shown below. If you want to try

synchronization again, choose the content to be synchronized and click

Click “

Click “

Figure 5.7.2.3

” to delete the current face database in current channel.

Remove

” to copy it to other channel.

1. Face configuration

On the page of face configuration, face database can be started for current channel; face similarity can be set as shown below.

Device management

Homepage

Face recognition

□ ■ Device List Face database

Enabled

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Figure 5.7.3.1

5.8. Inlet and outlet management

Click the exit I entrance management icon

on homepage to enter

exit I entrance management page. Human gate and vehicle gate can be managed as shown below.

Figure 5.8

1. Gate management

Same as face recognition.

1. Face database management

Same as face recognition.

1. 2. Face database download

Same as face recognition.

1. Live view

The monitored areas can be previewed on the page of preview as shown below. Equipment gate opening and lifting linkage is supported.

X Gate management

A Lw view

A History of the gate

R Checkpoint preview

A History of checkpoint

PAD

Open pate

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Figure 5.8.2.1

Click the right “ ” to unfold equipment list, set real-time equipment preview

sequence and the equipment shown. As shown below, choose the equipment

to be moved, click “

Move upward

or

Move down

” to change the sequence.

Figure 5.8.2.2

1. History of the gate

On the page of human gate history, access areas, user name and access

time can be searched as shown below.

Figure 5.8.3.1

Click “

View

” to find access information of the user as shown below.

Figure 5.8.3.2

1. Checkpoint preview

Real-time captured image at checkpoint in current monitored area can beseen on the page of checkpoint preview as shown below. Information of vehicle

can be found.

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S. Lnewew

A History of the gate

A Checkpoint preview

A History of checkpoint

License plate number

Vehicle color

Vehicle brand

Channel number

Vehicle type

Transit time

Driving direction

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Figure 5.8.4.1

Click the right “ ” to unfold equipment list, set real-time equipment preview

sequence and the equipment shown. As shown below, choose the equipment

to be moved, click

Move upward

or

Move down

” to change the sequence.

Figure 5.8.4.2

1. History of checkpoint

Access area, license plate number and access time can be searched on the page of checkpoint history as shown below.

X Gate management

A Lm view

A History of the gate

Access area aii t Number of license plate

Serial number Access area

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Number of license plate

Transit time

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A History of checkpoint

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Click

View

to find access information of the vehicle as shown below.

Figure 5.8.5.2

• 1. ElectronicMap

Click the electronic map icon

on homepage to enter the page of

electronic map management and operation as shown below.

Figure 5.9

Drag the image manually or operate mouse wheel to change position of the image or zoom it in.

• • 1. Electronic Map Configuration

Click

“to configure the electronic map as shown below:

Figure 5.9.1

5.9.1. 1. Add Map

Click “

, as shown below, enter map name and choose route of

map, click “OK” to save the current map; or click “cancel” to close the current

page.

Figure 5.9.1.1

1. 2. Delete Map

Choose an electronic map from right list of maps, click “

” and there

will be a prompt dialog box as shown below. Click “Yes” to delete the electronic map; or click “cancel” to close the prompt dialog box and the map will not be

deleted.

Figure 5.9.1.2

1. 3. Modify Map

If you want to modify map name or the base map, you can click “ as shown below, click “OK” to save the current map; or click “cancel” to close the current page.

Figure 5.9.1.3

1. 4. Add / Delete Equipment

In the self-defined equipment list on the right of edit interface, choose the equipment to be added to the electronic map, drag it to the area that needs the equipment. In this way, data collection channel can be added. Drag channel

equipment icon “ ” to change addition position.

Add alarm two nodes, including alarm input

and alarm output

in

electronic map and the input node will lash upon receiving the alarm of alarm input;

cancel alarm

Clear alarm

’via the right key menu. Alarm output can be used for

controlling two status

Open alarm output

Close the alarm output

” of alarm output on and off via right key

menu.

If the equipment was added, “added already” will be prompted as shown

below.

Channel 6 Added

To delete equipment, choose the equipment and click the right button on

; or choose the equipment in the left list of electronic maps, click

” to delete the equipment on the current electronic map.

5.9.1. 5. Configure Hot Zone

Click

” to link other electronic maps on the current electronic map

as shown below. Tick the left electronic map and click “

” to add the

” to move back

E-map Related hot zone

Figure 5.9.1.4

electronic map to the right linked area; or click electronic map from right linked area to area of electronic map. Click “OK” to show the hot zone icon “-•” on current electronic map. Drag it to set position of hot zone anew. Or click “cancel” to close the current page.

Configure hot zone X

To delete the hot zone, choose it and click right button on this way, the hot zone can be deleted from current electronic map.

. In

1. Electronic Map Preview

Click “

to preview current electronic map as shown below.

Figure 5.9.2.1

On the page of electronic map preview, the image can be dragged

manually to change its position; or operate mouse wheel to zoom in.

Click “

” to preview the image on the whole screen.

Click “

” to return to the last step.

• 1. User management

Click the user management icon on home page to enter user

management interface. The interface will display the basic information of all added users at that moment, as shown in below figure:

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Figure 5.10

[ Note ] Only admin-super administrator account has the authority to enable this function.

• • 1. Add user

Click

Add

to enter Add user interface, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.10.1

The description of related parameters in the interface is as follows:

Table 5.10.1

Note: Audio preview authority is mainly used for controlling the playing of all audios in the control platform.

( 1 ) Audio preview authority, cloud platform control authority, video playback authority and video downloading authority are based on view preview authority. In other words, if any one of video preview authority, cloud platform control authority, video playback authority and video downloading authority of one channel needs starting, start video preview authority first;

( 2 ) Talkback authority is based on audio authority. Talkback authority of the host can be enabled, when audio authority of at least one channel under such host has been enabled;

5.10.2. Edit user

to enter Change

Select the user needs to be edited, click

users interface, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.10.2

In the editing interface, the related information of the user can be changed, including user level, user name, validity, password, description, user authority and permissions. Admin-super administrator can only change password.

5.10.3. Delete user

Select the user needs to be deleted, click

and a notice box

will pop up, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.10.3

Click “OK” to delete the selected user; click “Cancel” to cancel deletion.

[Note] Several users can be deleted at the same time.

• 1. Intelligent search

Click the intelligence retrieval icon

on home page to enter the

intelligence retrieval interface.

5.11.1. Face retrieval

Figure 5.11.1

Retrieve by starting and end time, by gender, by age group, by whether wearing mask, by whether wearing glasses and by body temperature measurement are supported.

Users may select any channel among watch points on the left, set query condition and click “Retrieve” to retrieve the detailed information recorded by this watch point in the time period, both list and figure display form are supported.

Click “List” and the retrieval result will be displayed in list, including capture time, channel name, gender, age group, whether wear mask, whether wear glasses and body temperature measurement; click “Details” to check the detailed information of captured picture, as shown in below figure, click “Playback” to check playback video.

Figure 5.11.2

Click “Figure” and the retrieval result will be displayed in figure, the detailed information of captured picture and playback information will be checked, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.11.3

Select any data in the retrieval result and click

” to download this

data result to local device, the exported result is shown as in below figure:

Figure 5.11.4

Click

” Exoc t c

to export all retrieved results.

1. Indoor electric vehicle testing

Figure5.11.2.1

Search can be based on beginning and ending time.

Users can choose equipment that supports the algorithm from left

monitoring points, set query conditions and click

Retrieve

” to find all recorded

detailed information of the monitoring point during the time. The information can

be presented in list format or graph format.

Search result can be presented in list format by clicking

including capture time, channel name, alarm type etc. The detailed information

of captured image can be seen by clicking “

Details

” as shown below. Click

Replay

” to watch playback.

Search result can be presented in graph format by clicking

Figure5.11.2.2

Detailed information of captured image and playback information can be seen as shown below.

Choose any datum from search result and click “

” to download the

data; or click

Export all

” to export all search results.

Figure5.11.2.3

• 1. Data statistics

Click the data statistics icon

on home page to enter the data statistics

interface.

5.12.1. Face statistics

Face statistics supports to carry out statistics by age group, by gender, by the number of people, by whether wear glasses, by whether wear mask and by body temperature measurement.

1. Statistics by age group

According to age group, the face statistics can be divided into junior, youth, middle age and old age to display. The platform supports list and graphic

display, as shown in below figure.

Figure 5.12.1.1

Figure 5.12.1.2

1. Statistics by gender

According to gender, the face statistics can be divided into male, female and unknown to display. The platform supports list and graphic display, as shown in below figure.

[Note] :When the device detects people shape but does not detect face, it will display “unknown”.

Figure 5.12.1.3

Figure 5.12.1.4

1. Statistics by the number of people

The statistics of the number of people every hour in face statistics. The

platform supports list and graphic display, as shown in below figure.

Figure 5.12.1.5

In graphic interface, click

to switch to line chart display, click

” to switch to bar graph display.

Figure 5.12.1.6

Figure 5.12.1.7

1. Statistics by whether wearing glasses

The statistics of whether wearing glasses in face statistics, can be divided into not wearing glasses and wearing glasses to display. The platform supports list and graphic display, as shown in below figure.

Figure 5.12.1.8

Figure 5.12.1.9

1. Statistics by whether wearing mask

The statistics of whether wearing mask in face statistics, can be divided into no mask and wearing mask to display. The platform supports list and graphic display, as shown in below figure.

Figure 5.12.1.10

Figure 5.12.1.11

1. Statistics by body temperature measurement

The face statistics will conduct statistics of the number of people with abnormal body temperature every hour by time. The platform supports list and graphic display, as shown in below figure.

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Figure 5.12.1.13

1. Visitor flow statistics

Guest flow statistics supports two methods namely real-time statistics and report statistics. Real-time statistics can monitor the real-time guest flow according to the established area, and give an alarm when the number of person hikes too much; the report statistics can count the number of people entering, leaving and passing by in the established area, and display them with a list or a graph, as is shown in below figure:

Figure5.12.2.1

1. Real-timeStatistics Device List

Enter the device list bar, type in the key information in the search box, and double-click to locate the guest flow equipment, as is shown in below figure:

Figure5.12.2.2

Select the device in the guest flow device list and right-click to pop up the right-click menu of guest flow device list, as is shown in below figure:

Analysis configuration

Login to the affiliated host computer

Log off the affiliated host computer

Turn off all videos

Main code stream

Subcode stream

Video interruption

Time calibration

Manual alarm

Figure5.12.2.3

Select “ Analyse Config.” to enter configuration tool page to view the

configuration of each present channel, as is shown in below figure:

Figure 5.12.2.4

Relative parameters explanation of the interface is as below:

Table 5.12.2.1

Other right-click menu button 5.2.1 device listo

Click

©Add Device

in device list to enter guest flow camera configuration

page, as is shown in below figure:

Figure 5.12.2.5

Relative parameters explanation of the interface is as below:

t/ Export

t/ Export

+ Add Group

In the right guest flow camera list, select the node and click to add the guest flow group.

In the right guest flow camera list, select a group and click to delete the guest flow group.

O Delete Group

In the right guest flow camera list, select the node and click to modify the guest flow group name.

0 Modify Group

Table 5.12.2.2

1. Real-time Statistics Area List

Enter the area list to shift area scene, as is shown in below figure:

Zone list

O Add area

Old school

Figure5.12.2.6

In the area list, click “i to delete established area, click “Ej” to update the

configuration information of present area

, click “

©Add area

to enter the area

configuration page to set information of area detection time, capacity, number of people surge, whether or not to enable alarm, detection device channel, etc, as is shown in below figure:

Figure 5.12.2.7

Relative parameters explanation of the interface is as below:

Table 5.12.2.3

Add

Add

Delete

Delete

5.12.2.3. Real-time Data of Real-time Statistics

Select the area to be viewed in the area list, and the configuration information of the area can be viewed at the bottom of the interface, as is shown

in below figure:

Figure 5.12.2.8

Relative parameters explanation of the interface is as below:

Table 5.12.2.4

5.12.2.4. Video Page of Real-time Statistics

View the video effect of real-time preview in video page, as is shown in below figure:

Figure 5.12.2.9

Refer to 5.2.2 Video Preview Window for page-related parameters. :

5.12.2.5. Report statistics

On the report statistics page, count the number of people in a selected area. It supports the statistics of the number of people entering, leaving and passing by according to the detailed time, as is shown in below figure:

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Select the report type and statistical time. If statistics need to be made according to the detailed time, enable the “detailed time” check box, and the statistics of the number of people in the detailed period will be displayed during the statistics. Click “export” to export the statistical data to the machine, as is

shown in below figure.

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The data can be displayed in the two forms namely list or graph. The

graphic form supports line chart and bar chart, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.12.2.12

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1. Alarm configuration

Click the alarm configuration icon on home page to enter the alarm

configuration interface. To conduct alarm configuration on watch point and device respectively is supported.

1. Alarm configuration of watch point

Figure 5.13.1.1

Select the channel needs alarm configuration in the watch point on the left,

, click “set”

tick and select required alarm type, set whether to enable

o|set coordinated action

to set the operation of coordinated alarm or coordinated

recording in corresponding alarm type, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.13.1.2

Note: Set linkage under defense deployment status by ticking “link or not”.

Linkage will take effect under defense withdrawal status by ticking “link or not” and “defense withdrawal enabled” at the same time.

1. Set coordinated alarm

Tick and select the check box ahead of “Audible alarm”, select alarm audio effect in the drop-down list, customized alarm audio supported (supported audio format is .wav), alarm audio audition supported.

1. Set coordinated recording

Click Add and set “Coordinated monitoring point”, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.13.1.3

Select the channel needs to set recording, click

to add the

target channel of coordinated recording, click

Cancel

to restore to last

parameter setting. Click the number below or

Advanced

to continue to set

“Pre-recording” and “Delayed recording” time, as shown in below figure:

Figure 5.13.1.4

Pre-recording and delayed recording interval supports the time setting of

0s, 5s, 10s, 15s, 25s and 30s, click

OK

to save time setting, click ”

Cancel

Figure 5.13.1.5

to restore to last parameter setting.

1. Copy to other channel

Click and select the type of alarm, click

to copy the parameter of

Enabled status, Coordinated client action and Coordinated monitoring point of

the selected copy to other channel, as shown in below figure:

Click ”

channel.

1. All enabled/All disabled

All enabled

or

«disabled

to enable/disable all types of alarm in

the

5.13.1.5. Email setup

Click

Email setup

“button, and the E-mail can be configured. After

the

configuration is successful, the email alarm can be linked. As shown in the

figure below:

Figure5.13.1.6

Relative parameters explanation of the interface is as below:

Table 5.13.1

1. Alarm configuration of the device

Figure 5.13.2.1

The specific operation is the same as the alarm configuration of monitoring point.

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The specific operation is the same as the alarm configuration of monitoring point.

1. Operation logs

on home page to enter the operation

Click the operation log icon I

log interface. Login log, operation log and configuration log query supported, as

shown in below figure:

Figure 5.14

The description of related parameter in the interface is as follows:

Table 5.14

Devices can be added to Hik-ProConnect through P2P and IP/Domain. This document will introduce them in detail.

1. How to Visit Hik-ProConnect
2. Download Hik-ProConnect App

Installers can download and install the latest version of the Hik-ProConnect APP by visiting the Hikvision APP Store appstore. hikvision. com.

1. Hik-ProConnect Portal

Installers can directly access the Hik-ProConnect portal on the PC side. The web page addresses of various countries are as follows:

Russia: https://hik-proconnectru.com

Others : https://hik-proconnect.com

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1. Register and log in to the Hik-ProConnect account

Installers can register their Hik-ProConnect account through the Hik-ProConnect APP or portal according to the prompts, and then add devices.

1. Add Device through P2P

Preparation

1. Upgrade your device to the latest version that supports Hik-Connect.
2. Enable the Hik-Connect function on the device side and keep it online.

The path is Configuration-Network-Advanced Settings-Platform Access. For platform access mode, select Hik-Connect or Cloud P2P (the display of different devices may be different), and set the verification code for device addition.

Note: Some devices may not allow user-defined verification code. Users can view it in the device label. If there is no verification code in the label, the device verification code is ABCDEF. Since ABCDEF is not alowed as the verification code in the current service, please contact the technical support for processing before using this kind of device

Adding Steps

1. Complete the above preparations and create a new Site.

1. Add a device by scanning the device QR code or manually entering the device serial number.

(a) Scan QR code.

(b) Enter the device seriel number.

Hik-Connect (P2P)

How to get the device serial number and verification code? View

1. Enter the verification code set in Preparation, and click Add.

< Hik-Connect (P2P) •••

Serial No.

Verification Code

How to get the device serial number and verification code? View

< Hik-Connect (P2P)

Serial No.

Verification Code

Add

How to get the device serial number and verification code? View

Firmware compatibility test completed.

Add

4. Complete adding.

5. After adding the device to the site, deliver the site and device to the Hik-Connect account of the end user and apply permission from end user.

< Invite Site Owner

Device ARC Service Exception

DS-2CD20…34644411)

• Online

Email Phone Number

Enter Email Account of Hik-Connect

Enter email.

O Allow Me to Disable Hik-Connect Service (?)

Apply for Permission

Site Information Management

Configuration >

Live View >

Playback >

Remarks

Enter the remarks.

Add Device

Enable Hik-Connect DDNS

If you add a device to Hik-ProConnect, you will be prompted that it is incompatible with Hik- ProConnect; Or if the remote configuration function cannot be used after adding the device, you can enable the Hik-Connect DDNS function in Hik-ProConnect.

1. Port mapping of the device through the UPnP function of the router or the device itself.
2. Select the device, click DDNS Settings.

1. Enter the external port mapped in the first step, and enter the user name and password of the device.

1. Click Save to complete configuration.

After DDNS is enabled, devices will be directly connected through DDNS when remote configuration, live view, playback, health monitoring, linkage rule and other functions are used in Hik-ProConnect.

1. Add Device through IP/Domain

For devices that does not support the Hik-Connect service function, you can also add devices to Hik-ProConnect through IP/Domain.

Adding Steps

1. Site-> AddDevice->IP/Domain.
2. Add a device by manually entering the IP address, port number, user name and password of the device.

< IP/Domain

After adding, the installer can apply to the end user for remote configuration, preview and playback permissions as needed.

Note

1. If the mobile phone and the device are in the same LAN, you can use the LAN IP and port to add. If both the mobile phone and the device are in the public network, you need to map the device to the public network and add the device using the public IP and port in Hik-ProConnect.
2. The devices added with IP are different from those added with Hik-Connect domain in function. Some functions that must rely on cloud services, such as device sharing, alarm/call reception, etc., are only supported in the Hik-Connect domain add mode.

Note: Depending on your individual access rights, you may not be able to view all of the functionality documented in this guide.

DW Spectrum Quick User Guide

DW Spectrum® Web Client

In addition to the DW Spectrum® IPVMS desktop client, Administrators may use their web browsers to access the web client of their DW Spectrum® Server where they may view camera video and manage select administrative settings of their server.

This article will outline how to access the DW Spectrum® Web Client and some of the features within the interface.

Note:  The DW Spectrum® IPVMS Web Client is supports Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, and Microsoft Edge.

Note:  The use of “server” in this article refers to the computer on which the DW Spectrum® IPVMS server application is installed.

The use of “system” in this article is used interchangeably to refer to either an individual server or to a group of merged servers.

Supported/Affected Devices:

• DW Blackjack® Server Series

Opening the DW Spectrum® Web Client

Open Through DW Spectrum® IPVMS Desktop Client

To open the web client using the DW Spectrum® IPVMS desktop client, right-click on the target server, then select Server Web Page.

Your computer’s default web browser will open to the login page of the server’s web client.

Manually Connect Through a Web Browser

To open the web client using a web browser, open a web browser and enter the server’s Web Admin URL into the address bar, then press the Enter key.

• URL Structure:  http://<Server_IP>:<Server_Port>
• Example:  http://192.168.21.195:7001

If you are able to connect with the server through your current network connection, the login page of the server’s web client will display.

Note:  The default Server Port value of DW Spectrum® IPVMS is 7001.

Logging In to the DW Spectrum® Web Client

Upon reaching the login page of the web client, there are two options for logging in:

• Enter the Login and Password that you use when utilizing the DW Spectrum® desktop client
  • Default Login:  admin
  • Default Password:  admin12345
• Enter the Email and Password associated with your DW Cloud™ account

Features of DW Spectrum® IPVMS Web Client

The interface of the web client is divided into six (6) tabbed pages, accessible to users depending on their user role permissions – Settings, View, Monitoring, For Developers, and Help.

Settings Tab

The Settings Tab is comprised of two menus – Server and System.

Features of the Server menu:

• Info – displays the system associated with the server, your current user profile, the current server and IP address, current version of DW Spectrum® IPVMS, server platform, and other associated (merged) servers of the system.
• Port – current access port used by the DW Spectrum® server for communication across network connections.
• Reset Server – by clicking the Restore Factory Defaults button, all settings, features, and database configurations will be defaulted.  Additionally, if the server is part of a merged system, it will be detached from the array.
• Detach Server from the System – by clicking the Detach from the System button, the current server will be removed from its merged system and all of its registered DW Cloud™ accounts will be removed from the server’s registry.
• Restart – by clicking the Restart Server button, the server application will be remotely restarted on the server’s host computer.
• Change Admin Password – use this feature to change the password credential for the Owner user profile (admin) of the system.

Features of the System menu:

• Name – use this feature to change the title of the system.  Be aware that if the server is part of a merged system, the change will be applied across all of the other merged servers as well.
• Merge System – by clicking the Merge Systems button, a pop-up window will display.  Enter the host IP address and server port, the Login, and the Password of another server to merge it with the current system.
• DW Cloud – use this feature to connect or disconnect the current server from a DW Cloud™ account.
• Traffic Encryption – allows users to change the encryption level of system traffic and video traffic.

View Tab

The View tab allows users to view live or recorded video from the current system.

• Devices Panel (left panel) – lists devices (IP cameras) that are connected to the server.  Select a camera to begin viewing.
• Camera View – displays camera video to the right of the Devices Panel.  Click in the Timeline to view previously recorded video.

To change the current video quality or to view the camera’s details, click the video settings button (Gear icon).

Monitoring Tab

The Monitoring tab is comprised of three menus – Graphs, Storage, and Log.

• Graphs – displays a real-time line graph of the server’s CPU, Memory, HDD activity, and Ethernet throughput.

• Storage – displays all connected storage pathing for the Server including HDDs and NAS drives.

• Log – displays the system logs of your DW Spectrum® system.  This information might be requested by a Digital Watchdog support member for specific troubleshooting scenarios.

For Developers Tab

The For Developers tab contains tools for developers for creating and testing features in association with DW Spectrum® IPVMS.

The available tools include:

• Generic Events Generator – a tool for developing and testing HTTPS Generic Event calls for use with the Events & Rules engine of DW Spectrum®.
• Server API – provides developers with the ability to access almost every system feature within the regular DW Spectrum® desktop client.  Includes an API Testing Tool, API Changelog, and an API Documentation list.
• Camera Details Panel – displays additional information for cameras in the View tab including Camera ID, links for available video-streams, and the ability to directly export video from the browser.  This feature is the equivalent of clicking the Gear icon for a camera while using the View tab.
• Video Source SDK – provides the ability to integrate video sources (IP cameras, NVRs, DVRs, etc.) into the system, making it possible to create methods for discovering, displaying, analyzing, and recording video.  This also allows the integration of I/O ports and devices, as well as motion detection with 3^rd party devices.
• Storage SDK – allows the integration of non-standard 3^rd party storage mediums.

Information Tab

The Information tab contains the means to check the status of the current server.

Features include:

• Alerts – displays detected issues such as server storage errors or communication issues with devices.  This works in tandem with the Event Notifications engine of DW Spectrum®.
• System – displays system information including the number of currently merged servers, number of connected devices, number of storage locations, number of users, and the current software version of DW Spectrum® IPVMS in use by the system.
• Servers – displays information of all servers within the system including uptime information, average CPU usage, average memory (RAM) usage, public IP addresses, and current server OS time (differs from shared system time).
• Cameras – displays information of connected cameras including server affiliation, type of camera, IP address, availability status, stream information, and archive storage analysis.
• Storage Locations – displays the storage drive information of each server including status, number of issues (24h), read/write rate, and available storage space.
• Network Interfaces – displays the Ethernet information of the servers within a system including affiliated server, availability status of the connection, IP address of the node, and I/O bitrate.

Help Tab

The help tab contains hyperlinks that will route you to the DW Technical Support request portal, DW Tools and Calculators page, and the mobile application page for DW Spectrum® IPVMS Mobile in the App Store or Google Play.

Connect DW Spectrum Desktop to Server with command line

It is possible to use special option to connect DW Spectrum Desktop to Server from the command line:

–auth=http://username:password@server_address:server_port

In example below server address is 192.168.1.200, port is default 7001, username is admin and password is admin1234. Client version is 3.0.0.14971:

Windows:

>”C:\Program Files\DW Spectrum\DW Spectrum Client\3.0.0.14971\DW Spectrum.exe” –auth=http://admin:admin1234@192.168.1.200:7001

Ubuntu:

$/opt/dwspectrumn/client/3.0.0.14971/client-bin –auth=http://admin:admin1234@192.168.1.200:7001

Client will use secured connection.

DW Spectrum® Client Hardware Requirements

What are the recommended hardware specifications for the DW Spectrum® Client?

The DW Spectrum® IPVMS program can be installed on most modern computers with an x64-bit architecture.  However, while DW Spectrum® is a relatively lightweight application, it does use a varying amount of hardware resources, depending on the intensity that it is used.

This article will outline the recommended hardware specifications required for DW Spectrum® IPVMS for your consideration.

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**NOTE:  32-bit operating systems, Ubuntu 14.04, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008, and Windows Server 2008 R2 are no longer supported by DW Spectrum®.  Additionally, the desktop client will not function when using Macintosh OS X 10.11, 10.12, or 10.13.

**NOTE:  It is highly recommended to use a computer that is separate from the device hosting the DW Spectrum® Server application when using the DW Spectrum® Client, rather than run both programs fulltime on the same device.  This will help to keep the server device’s CPU from being overused and mitigate processing issues.

Prerequisites

To use the DW Spectrum® Client, a computer must meet the following prerequisites:

• A supported 64-bit Operating System
  • Windows 8, 8.1, 10 Pro/Enterprise
  • Windows Server 2012, 2012 R2, 2016 v1607 and later, 2019
  • Ubuntu LTS 16.04, 18.04, 20.04
  • MacOS 11
•  OpenGL 2.1 Support or better
• An Intel or AMD CPU

Hardware Recommendations

The following specifications and aforementioned prerequisites will ensure a smooth user experience when using the DW Spectrum® IPVMS with up to 64 devices in a layout.

Single Monitor Workstation

Dual Monitor Workstation

Quad Monitor Workstation

**NOTE 1:  DW Spectrum® Client uses only the CPU for video decoding and can display up to 64 items on the viewing grid.  The GPU is used for dewarping on the fly, drawing animations, controls, and rendering UI elements in the client.

**NOTE 2:  We assume that only one instance of DW Spectrum® Client will run on a single monitor system.  If you intend to run two instances of the program on a single monitor, use the recommended specs of the “Dual Monitor Workstation”.  For three or four instances of DW Spectrum® Client, use the recommended specs for the “Quad Monitor Station”.

**NOTE 3:  Please take notice that dewarping a fisheye camera will set the resolution to “High”.  As a result, the specifications as mentioned above may not apply and are dependent on the cameras settings (e.g. resolution, framerate, etc.).  It is better to take the suggestions mentioned below in the decoding capabilities paragraph.

Decoding Capabilities

Although it is difficult to offer recommended specifications with regard to decoding capabilities of a system due to the multiple variables of a stream, the following camera settings were taken into consideration:

• Resolution of 1920 x 1080 or less
• Framerate of 15 fps or fewer
• Bandwidth of 2 Mbps or fewer
• Group of Pictures (GOP) of 15 (IBBBBPBBBBPBBBBI)
• H.264 compression method

Up to 8 High-Resolution Streams

Up to 16 High-Resolution Streams

Up to 32 High-Resolution Streams

**NOTE:  Please take into consideration that most monitors have a native resolution of 1920×1080.  There is no benefit of displaying more than 1 Full HD camera in High Resolution on such a screen.  The same applies to displaying more than 4 Full HD cameras on a 4K screen or more than 16 Full HD cameras on an 8K screen.

DW Spectrum® IPVMS Mobile Application Setup

DW Spectrum® Mobile Application

The DW Spectrum® Mobile application allows users to connect with their DW Spectrum® systems using their Apple (iOS) and Android mobile devices.  However, some initial setup is required before you can begin to use the live viewing and playback features of the application.

This article will outline how to connect your DW Spectrum® Mobile application to a DW Spectrum System using DW Cloud™ or by using a server’s IP address for direct connection.

**NOTE:  The use of the term “DW Spectrum® System” in this article may refer to a single DW Spectrum® Server or to multiple DW Spectrum® Servers that have been merged into a single group.

**NOTE:  If a network that is hosting a DW Spectrum Server is using a SonicWall or Firewall service to filter out external Internet access, you may need to allowlist or port forward the DW Spectrum® Server.

For the FQDN list of DW Spectrum®, please read DW Spectrum – FQDN or Allowlist for DW Cloud Access.

Supported/Affected Devices:

• DW Blackjack® Servers
• MEGApix® IP Camera Series

Acquiring the Application

To use DW Spectrum® Mobile on your mobile device (smartphone, tablet, etc.), you will need to download and install the mobile application from your application store.

Connecting Through DW Cloud™

DW Cloud™ is a free connection service for use with the DW Spectrum® IPVMS software.  If you have yet to connect your DW Spectrum® system to a DW Cloud™ account or still need to create a DW Cloud™ account, check out DW Cloud Management.

To connect with your DW Spectrum® IPVMS system using the DW Cloud™ service:

1. Open the DW Spectrum application on your mobile device.

To connect your DW Cloud™ account to the DW Spectrum® Mobile application, click on Log in to DW Cloud.

2. In the Cloud Account screen, enter the Email and Password login credentials for your DW Cloud™ account, then tap the Log in button.

In the Server Selection screen, DW Spectrum® systems that are already connected with your DW Cloud™ account will display with an orange Cloud icon.  As your mobile application is now connected with your account, simply select the cloud-connected system to begin viewing.

3. You may only view one DW Spectrum® system at a time through the mobile application.

To view another system, tap on the Main Menu button, then select Disconnect from Server.

You will then be routed back to the Server Selection screen.

Connecting Through Direct Connection (IP Address)

When connecting to your DW Spectrum® system using an IP address, you will need to port forward the DW Spectrum® server(s) to ensure that external network access is available while offsite.

Automatic Discovery (LAN)

If you are currently connected to the same local network (LAN) as the DW Spectrum® system, the DW Spectrum® Mobile application may discover the server automatically.

1. To connect with a discovered server, select the system.  The IP Address field will automatically fill.
2. Enter your Login and Password for the DW Spectrum® system, then tap the Connect button to begin viewing.

Manual Direct Connection (LAN)

If the IP address of the server does not automatically fill or the server is not discovered, you can find the email address in the Server Settings menu of the DW Spectrum® IPVMS desktop application.

1. In the DW Spectrum® IPVMS desktop application, right-click on the server.
2. Select Server Settings.
3. Under the General tab, locate the IP Address and Port value for your connection needs.

4. Changing to your DW Spectrum® Mobile application, tap on the Connect to Another Server button.

5. The New Connection screen will display.

Enter the IP address of your server in the Host field,

Next, enter your Login and Password credentials for the DW Spectrum® system.

Tap the Connect button to begin viewing.

Manual Direct Connection (WAN)

If you will be connecting to your DW Spectrum® system from outside of your local network (LAN), you will need to know the Public IP Address (WAN) of your network.

**NOTE:  When connected to the same internal network (LAN) as the DW Spectrum® Server, you will not be able to connect if you are using an external, public IP address (WAN).  Use a public IP address only when connecting from outside of the server’s host network.

1. To obtain the public IP address of your network, you may inquire with your ISP, work with your network administrator, or check in your router for the information.

Alternatively, open a web browser (Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, etc.) and visit a port checking website (e.g., http://canyouseeme.org).

2. The public IP of your currently connected network will display

Confirm that the DW Spectrum® port (Default Port: 7001) is open within the network.  If the port is blocked, external communication to the server will be unavailable.

3. Changing to your DW Spectrum® Mobile application, tap on the Connect to Another Server button.

4. The New Connection screen will display.

Enter the public IP address of your server in the Host field,

Next, enter your Login and Password credentials for the DW Spectrum® system.

Tap the Connect button to begin viewing.

Launch DW Spectrum Desktop Client with CLI

Benefits of Launching with the CLI

Launching the Desktop client with the CLI gives you a lot more flexibility. The CLI allows you to launch it normally without any changes, but you can also change its behavior by utilizing specific parameters. It can facilitate many tasks such as server auto-login, disabling auto-updates, creating multiple instances of the client, restricting options, and more.

How to Launch with CLI

In Windows:

1. Open Command Prompt and enter:

2. Next, to view all installed versions enter:

3. Choose a version: [replace “VERSION” with your version number (e.g., 3.2.0.28738) in the command below]

4. Launch the Client (no parameter):

Or launch the Client with a parameter:

In Linux:

1. Open Terminal and enter:

Example:  cd /opt/digitalwatchdog/client/4.2.0.32842/bin

2. View all installed versions with the command:

3. Choose a version. [replace “VERSION” with your version number (e.g., 3.2.0.28738) in the command below]

4. Launch the client (no parameter):

Or launch the client with a parameter:

Command Line Parameters (v4.0 and newer):

Command Line Parameters for v3.2 and Older