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VIGIL Software v8.8 User Manual |

VISIX V-Series All-in-One Cameras

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7.5

Storage Menu

SD SETTINGS

Steps:

1).

Opening the

Setup Tab>Storage

drop-down menu and clicking the

link will open the

settings page.

Figure 7-61

: Setup Tab –Storage Menu – SD Settings

2).

From the

SD Card

storag

settings

page, a user may choose their SD storage device, view

information on the chosen device, change storage format or mount and eject storage devices.
These settings can also be accessed from

Basic Tab>Storage Configuration Menu>SD

SD STORAGE LIST

In the SD Storage List section, a user may select their desired storage device from the list. The following
device details will be generated to the right of the device list after making a selection:

Storage Detail

Description

Disk

The storage device disk type of the selected device.

Type

The storage disk format of the selected device.

Total Capacity

The totally storage capacity of the selected device.

Free Space

Lists the remaining free space on the selected device.

Status

Current storage device status.

Summary of Contents for VX-2A-B-IWD (R)

Page 1: ...User Manual VISIX V Series All in One Cameras 10225 Westmoor Drive Suite 300 Westminster CO 80021 www 3xlogic com 877 3XLOGIC i VISIX V Series All in One Cameras User Manual VIGIL v8 8 All In One Soft...

Page 2: ...36 Field of Vision Thermal Bullet Camera VX VT 36 Thank you for purchasing our product If there are any questions or requests please do not hesitate to contact your sales representative or a 3xLOGIC s...

Page 3: ...ful interference 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation EU Conformity Statement This product and if applicable the supplied acces...

Page 4: ...in environments beyond the specified temperature Refer to the VISIX V Series All in One Hardware and Installation manual for environmental conditions and limitations of your particular camera model Th...

Page 5: ...to prevent IR reflection Dust or grease on the dome cover will cause IR reflection Please do not remove the dome cover film until the installation is finished If there is dust or grease on the dome c...

Page 6: ...unter 21 Configuring a Dwell Timer Zone 23 Previewing Analytics Overlay 23 4 4 INTEGRATING ALL IN ONE CAMERA WITH VIGIL SERVER USING VIGIL ANALYTICS BRIDGE 25 Installation of Analytics Bridge 25 VIGIL...

Page 7: ...BASIC CONFIGURATION MENU 51 Users 51 Add a User 51 Modify a User 52 Remove a User 52 User Authentication 52 TCP IP 52 Basic Configuration Menu TCP IP Settings IPv6 Settings Configuration 53 Date Time...

Page 8: ...t Notification 83 7 4 NETWORK CONFIGURATION MENU 84 TCP IP Setting 84 Network Configuration Menu TCP IP Settings IPv6 Settings Configuration 85 Web Server Settings 86 NTP Settings 86 UPnP Settings 87...

Page 9: ...ounter Reporting Settings 123 Add Modify a Counter Report E Mail Notification Recipient 124 E Mail Configuration 124 Schedule Configuration 125 Report Configuration 126 Advanced VCA Settings 127 Impor...

Page 10: ...g the camera s intelligence becomes valuable and can be leveraged across the organization not just for security and loss prevention When enabled the embedded VIGIL Server software allows these cameras...

Page 11: ...tinuing Neither of the below methods require an external internet connection however the camera and the PC being used to communicate with it must reside on the same network MANUALLY IDENTIFY CAMERA IP...

Page 12: ...nline Devices window Figure 2 1 Detecting Online Devices After clicking Detect Online Devices Change IP Address on the main page you will be taken to the Online Devices window A list of all VISIX devi...

Page 13: ...ed to quickly confirm the correct camera has been located and that it is successfully streaming recording footage To begin Steps 1 Click Detect Online Devices Figure 2 3 Video Preview Detecting Online...

Page 14: ...ogin After successfully clearing the first login attempt a connection will be made between your system and the camera A second login sequence will be required to access the camera s VIGIL web interfac...

Page 15: ...erface using the instruction in Section 2 Identifying the Camera on your Network and Section 3 Accessing the Camera Browser Interface before continuing through this section 4 1 View Live and Playback...

Page 16: ...view playback video select the Search tab Figure 4 3 Opening the Search Playback Tab 2 This will open the camera s Playback Search window Figure 4 3 Search Playback Tab 3 Set the day search time rang...

Page 17: ...gs tools may be utilized Playback Tools Description Download a snapshot of the current frame to your local system Download the clip to your current system View the video in full screen mode Automatic...

Page 18: ...vice to be networked with other VIGIL suite utilities with little effort and minimal knowledge of the device s network connection values Steps 1 To configure a VIGIL Connect alias navigate to the came...

Page 19: ...n select active analytics type For the purposes of this example both Object Tracking and Counting Line will be enabled 4 Under the Tracking Mode section select the analytics tracking mode In this exam...

Page 20: ...ingly 3 If required adjust Pan Angle and Roll Angle under the Advanced Parameters section using the slider bars As the sliders are moved the calibration overlay over the preview image will react accor...

Page 21: ...clicking to place both end points 4 Assign a Name and Color to the line Figure 4 9 Configuring Analytics Rules Now the manner in which the line counts objects must be configured The two most common c...

Page 22: ...VCA Counter 8 Place the counter overlay in the desired position 9 Assign a Name and Color In Counter and green used in the above example respectively 10 Configure the counter s Increment rule i Check...

Page 23: ...eate Zone 3 Draw the zone as desired by clicking and dragging each corner until a satisfactory shape and position is achieved 4 Assign a Name and Color to the zone Figure 4 11 Configuring a VCA Dwell...

Page 24: ...GIC 24 PREVIEWING ANALYTICS OVERLAY Steps 1 For a full live preview of your analytics overlay select the Live tab 2 In the Live viewer right click and select Show Counter and Show Zones to overlay cou...

Page 25: ...e camera INSTALLATION OF ANALYTICS BRIDGE The utilization of a 3xLOGIC All in One camera in VIGIL Server requires the installation of the VIGIL Analytics Bridge program on the same system as VIGIL Ser...

Page 26: ...on Settings in the icon menu toolbar on the VIGIL Server main screen The Settings window will deploy 2 Select the desired camera channel from the Cameras list 3 Click the Network Camera checkbox 4 Cli...

Page 27: ...TE The Network Camera feature disables the physical camera input on video capture cards for the selected camera channel Field Description Type The type of network camera Address The IP or HTTP address...

Page 28: ...VIGIL Server it must be configured in the VIGIL Analytics Bridge Steps 1 To launch the Analytics Bridge navigate to Start All Programs VIGIL and click VIGIL Analytics Bridge Figure 4 18 Launching VIG...

Page 29: ...e Changes Saves any changes done after a new camera is configured Will only appear after a new camera has been configured or an existing one has been edited Undo Changes Undoes any configuration chang...

Page 30: ...ng edited or added 3xLOGIC SenTech Crosspoint UDP or VideoIQ Select 3xLOGIC for 3xLOGIc All in One cameras HTTP Port One of two ports used to connect to the camera s analytics data Username Username r...

Page 31: ...de the rule from being seen by VIGIL Server Private This field will indicate whether or not data from this camera is being collected by VIGIL Central Management VCM Name The name of the rule The rule...

Page 32: ...this step if using traditional network connection criteria IP Port 5 Click Test VIGIL Connect to confirm the camera can be communicated with through the Connect system using the provided alias Skip t...

Page 33: ...6 Check off VIGIL Camera This will indicate to VCM that the device you are adding is a VISIX all in One camera 7 Check off Use VIGIL Connect Alternatively if you wish to use traditional network connec...

Page 34: ...devices are considered edge recording devices and thus are recognized as their own VIGIL Server within the VIGIL suite including View Lite Figure 4 26 Adding an All in One Camera to View Lite II 5 Ena...

Page 35: ...5 Click the By Serial No Alias tab to configure the Server with a VIGIL Connect alias If using traditional network connection criteria is desired click the By IP Address and Port button enter in an IP...

Page 36: ...TILITY Steps 1 Open the 3xLOGIC Camera VSX IP Setup Utility 2 Select your device 3 Open Advanced Settings 4 Click Reboot REBOOT THE CAMERA VIA WEB BROWSER INTERFACE Steps 1 Login to the cameras web br...

Page 37: ...gic com 877 3XLOGIC 37 RESET TO FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS VIA CAMERA WEB INTERFACE Steps 1 Login to the camera s browser interface 2 Navigate to Basic Tab Camera Configuration Menu Maintenance settings...

Page 38: ...Status page is the initial landing page after logging into the camera This page provides at a glance information regarding the camera s configuration and status as well as storage status Figure 5 1 B...

Page 39: ...e camera is deployed Camera Name The name of the cameras This will be used to identify the camera throughout the VIGIL software suite VIGIL Connect Alias VIGIL Connect allows VIGIL VMS VISIX V Series...

Page 40: ...5 3 Basic Tab Camera Configuration Users Settings 2 From the Users page a user may view the camera s list of user profiles A user may also add modify or remove a user profile Details regarding each ac...

Page 41: ...only available when a user profile is selected in the list 2 You will be prompted for a confirmation before finalizing the removal VIDEO Steps 1 Opening the Basic Tab Camera Configuration drop down me...

Page 42: ...tain an IP Address via DHCP Select this method to have your router s DHCP function automatically assign the camera s network connection settings This method is enabled by default The automatically gen...

Page 43: ...mera to factory default settings Maintenance Setting Description Upload Firmware Image The current firmware and VIGIL software version of the camera is listed Click the Browse button to open a file br...

Page 44: ...se their SD storage device view information on the chosen device change storage format or mount and eject storage devices SD STORAGE LIST In the SD Storage List section a user may select their desired...

Page 45: ...Format progress will be displayed WARNING Re formatting the storage device will wipe all stored footage Download any footage you wish to retain before beginning the format process Format ext3 Use ext...

Page 46: ...camera s browser interface a user may view live video from the camera To view live video Steps 1 Select the Live tab at the top left of the camera s browser interface Figure 6 1 Opening the Live Tab T...

Page 47: ...nt footage click the Stop button The recorded file will be automatically downloaded to your local system s My Document Documents folder by default This destination can be edited in the Video Options P...

Page 48: ...a user may view the below at a glance information related to the live video stream Figure 6 4 Live Tab Status 6 2 Search Playback Tab After logging into the camera s browser interface a user may sear...

Page 49: ...r Motion event triggers will be returned by the search All search Conditions will be enabled by default The background color of each conditional check box will also be used to identify clips of a spec...

Page 50: ...thumbnail for the desired file The file will begin playback in the viewing area Figure 6 5 Video File Playback When viewing playback the followings tools may be utilized Playback Tools Description St...

Page 51: ...and clicking the Users link will open the Users settings page Figure 7 2 Setup Tab Basic Configuration Menu Users Settings 2 From the Users page a user may view the camera s list of user profiles A u...

Page 52: ...ure 7 4 Modify a User 2 After finishing configuration click Apply to save the new settings REMOVE A USER Steps 1 Click the Remove button to remove an existing user profile This action is only availabl...

Page 53: ...Use the following IP Address Manual Configuration Select this option to manually enter network connection settings IP Address Subnet Mask and Gateway Addresses can be manually entered directly underne...

Page 54: ...ress assignment Select a DHCP Type from the drop down menu IP Address The device IP address If DHCP is not enabled the user may assign an address Prefix Length Assign an address prefix length Default...

Page 55: ...dard 24 hour time New Camera Encoder Time Set this Computer s Date and Time Selecting this option will sync the camera s time with your current computer system Set with NTP Server Selecting this optio...

Page 56: ...ile Identification Bit Rate Control Configure bit rate settings for the selected streams Variable Bitrate VBR Have the camera adjust bitrate for the selected stream based on an image quality preferenc...

Page 57: ...igure 7 10 Setup Tab Basic Configuration Menu Focus Assist Settings 2 The Focus Assist tool is an auto focus function intended to aid the user in achieving optimal lens focus to obtain the clearest im...

Page 58: ...earance Image Settings VIDEO TRANSFORM SETTINGS Steps 1 Under the Video Transform section a user may vertical or horizontally flip their image by selecting the Vertical Flip or Horizontal Mirror optio...

Page 59: ...TSC 60Hz The optimal settings will depend on the monitor receiving the video output from the camera Maximum AGC Configure the maximum Automatic Gain Control limit for the camera Adjust this setting to...

Page 60: ...ps 1 Under the Digital Wide Dynamic Range section a user may enable D WDR and configure the dynamic range level between 1 and 16 8 is the default setting Figure 7 15 Setup Tab Video Menu Camera Settin...

Page 61: ...y this can increase blurring and smudging around static objects 2 If the camera is heated Defog mode can also be enabled in this section After enabling defog the Defog Level can be selected in the dro...

Page 62: ...m above the video preview to apply settings changes Click the Preview button to toggle the video preview on off Click the Pop Up button to open the preview in a separate browser window Figure 7 20 Set...

Page 63: ...coder profile is a stream settings profile that delineates camera stream settings based on pre configured customized settings 3 To Copy or Remove an existing profile select the profile from the list a...

Page 64: ...ings For more details on stream settings please see the Setup Tab Basic Configuration Menu Stream Settings section 3 Click OK to save the new Encoder Profile STREAM Steps 1 Opening the Setup Tab Video...

Page 65: ...video resolution from the options in the drop down menu Max FPS Set the maximum Frames per Second value for the selected stream GOP Set the Group of Picture value I Frame interval for the selected str...

Page 66: ...ge A privacy mask obscures a portion of camera image in both live and recorded footage 2 To enable a privacy mask check off the box in the Show column for the desired Privacy Mask The privacy mask zon...

Page 67: ...r may enable and subsequently Add a new event rule A user may also Copy Modify or Delete and existing event rule 3 To enable check off the Enable Event Rules box 4 Select a rule from the list to displ...

Page 68: ...click the Add button if modifying select the desired rule from the list and click Modify The Add Modify Event Rule window will deploy Figure 7 27 Setup Tab Event Configuration Menu Event Rules Settin...

Page 69: ...triggered Select Falling Edge to trigger an event at the conclusion of an event being triggered latched Select Both to trigger an event rule regardless of the state of a VCA event Click Go to VCA Con...

Page 70: ...t options will be displayed when the rule is selected An email recipient must be configured to enable this option Click the Go to E Mail Recipient Configuration link to edit recipient settings Upload...

Page 71: ...and activate each as necessary 3 Check off the Enable column box for the desired zone This will deploy the zone over the image Resize the zone as desired 4 A Name Description Sensitivity and Object S...

Page 72: ...tings 2 From the Face Detection settings page a user may draw up to four facial detection zones and activate each as necessary NOTE Do not confuse Facial Detection with Facial Recognition Face detecti...

Page 73: ...s settings page a user may configure the following network signal loss settings Stream Setting Description Check Ethernet Connectivity Enable the camera to check for Ethernet physical connectivity Che...

Page 74: ...l Configure the time interval between heart beat signal broadcasts TCP Server Enable a heartbeat signal broadcast via TCP Event Server TCP Notification Enable a heartbeat signal broadcast via TCP Noti...

Page 75: ...escription Provide a brief description of the schedule intended use etc This description will be displayed when the schedule is selected on the schedule settings page Date Check off the Date box to en...

Page 76: ...form and configure settings as necessary See SMTP E Mail Server Settings for more info ADD MODIFY AN E MAIL RECIPIENT Steps 1 To add a recipient click the Add button if modifying select the desired r...

Page 77: ...the FTP Notification settings page Figure 7 38 Setup Tab Event Configuration Menu FTP Notification Settings 2 From the FTP Notifications settings page a user may Add Modify or Remove an FTP Server No...

Page 78: ...TP when assigning it to an e mail notification Description Enter a description for the FTP This information will be displayed when the FTP is selected on the FTP Notification settings window IP Addres...

Page 79: ...clicking the HTTP Notification link will open the HTTP Notification settings page Figure 7 40 Setup Tab Event Configuration Menu HTTP Notification Settings 2 From the HTTP Notifications settings page...

Page 80: ...it to an e mail notification Description Enter a description for the HTTP server This will be displayed when the HTTP server is selected on the HTTP Notification settings window IP Address Port Enter...

Page 81: ...ent Configuration Menu TCP Notification Settings 2 From the TCP Notifications settings form a user may configure the following settings TCP Notification Setting Description IP Address Port Enter TCP n...

Page 82: ...r the TCP Event Server Click the Message Customization button to deploy the event message settings for TCP Event servers TCP Message Settings Description Message Header Tab Enable and customize a cust...

Page 83: ...icast Notification Settings Description Address Enter the UDP multicast notification destination s IP address Port Enter the UDP multicast notification destination s enter the Port TTL Set the TTL thr...

Page 84: ...lso be accessed via the Advanced Tab Basic Configuration Menu Network Settings Network Setting Description IP Address Configuration Select the method by which the cameras will obtain an IP address Obt...

Page 85: ...era NETWORK CONFIGURATION MENU TCP IP SETTINGS IPV6 SETTINGS CONFIGURATION Steps 1 When the enable IPv6 box is checked IPv6 settings fields will deploy pictured below Figure 7 46 Setup Tab Network Con...

Page 86: ...t numbers for each protocol and choosing the Authentication Type basic or digest for the active protocol 3 Click Apply to save any new changes to the Web Server settings NTP SETTINGS Steps 1 Opening t...

Page 87: ...tional network services for data sharing communications and entertainment UPnP is intended primarily for residential networks without enterprise class devices 3 Check off the Enable box to enable UPnP...

Page 88: ...Under the Unicast section of the RTSP settings page a user may enable and configure Unicast settings for the camera s First Main and Second Sub streams Before configuring make sure the desired stream...

Page 89: ...r a static address or leave blank for auto configuration for broadcast of UDP Multicast meta data ONVIF Meta IP Address Port Enter a static address or leave blank for auto configuration for broadcast...

Page 90: ...2 From the RTMP Settings page a user may enable RTMP Real Time Messaging Protocol RTMP was initially a proprietary protocol developed by Macromedia for streaming audio video and data over the Internet...

Page 91: ...name server It is a zero configuration service using essentially the same programming interfaces packet formats and operating semantics as the unicast Domain Name System DNS 2 From the mDNS settings...

Page 92: ...nfigured correctly to allow for the successful transmission of event e mail notifications Configurable settings include SMTP Setting Category Description E Mail Sender Configure a Sender Name to be di...

Page 93: ...ings 2 From the DDNS Dynamic Domain Name System settings page a user may enable DDNS and configure related settings Available configurable settings include DDNS Setting Description Service Provider Ch...

Page 94: ...ganizing information about managed devices on IP networks and for modifying that information to change device behavior 2 From the SNMP settings page a user may Enable SNMP and configure the following...

Page 95: ...IP Filtering settings page a user may enable IP filtering and configure the following related settings IP Filtering Setting Description Always Allow Ping Request If enabled the camera will accept pin...

Page 96: ...en the Hosted Service settings page Figure 7 60 Setup Tab Network Configuration Menu Hosted Service Settings 2 From the Hosted Service settings page a user may enable configure connection settings for...

Page 97: ...change storage format or mount and eject storage devices These settings can also be accessed from Basic Tab Storage Configuration Menu SD SD STORAGE LIST In the SD Storage List section a user may sele...

Page 98: ...Format progress will be displayed WARNING Re formatting the storage device will wipe all stored footage Download any footage you wish to retain before beginning the format process Format ext3 Use ext...

Page 99: ...ired FTP service on the FTP Settings page FTP Setting Description Name Name the FTP server This name will be used to identify this particular FTP when selecting it for storage purposes IP Address Port...

Page 100: ...e Select a recording mode for the cameras The following modes are Continuous Select Continuous recording mode to have the camera constantly record Event Select Event recording mode to have the camera...

Page 101: ...us Recording Type Filename Prefix Designate a filename prefix for continuous recording files Recording Resource Select recording resources Video Only is the recommended and default setting to maximize...

Page 102: ...inuous storage settings page a user may access any files recorded using Continuous recording type File info including File Name Date Time range and Size in MB will be displayed for each available file...

Page 103: ...n to use the Object Tracking analytic Object tracking analytics are generally utilized to count queue times trigger no customer present exceptions etc Counting Line Enable this function to use the Cou...

Page 104: ...tructed or placed within the live preview image Figure 7 66 Setup Tab VCA Menu Zones and Rules Settings Zones Rules Tab 2 The Zones Rules tab consists of three segments i Preview Area A live preview o...

Page 105: ...on is generally used for visual diagnostics and is only available when Blob has been Displays Objects From this men the user may enable several object display options Options include Display Objects T...

Page 106: ...es Settings Creating a Zone 3 When a zone is selected the following options will be available in the Rule Configuration Menu VCA Zone Rule Config Description Name Name the zone This name will be used...

Page 107: ...tected Enter Enable this rule to trigger an analytics event whenever an object enters the zone Exit Enable this rule to trigger tan analytics event whenever an object exits the zone Appear Enable this...

Page 108: ...shold is set to 25 than an object which is 25 blue or more will trigger an analytics event 4 Right clicking a zone within the preview area will deploy a menu with the following options VCA Zone Right...

Page 109: ...s in the Value field drop down Filter 0 is actively filtering the Clutter object class in the below example For information on configuring object classes see Classification Settings Presence Enable th...

Page 110: ...after another object has entered If the Time Seconds value is set to 5 then anytime an object enters a zone within 5 seconds of another object the camera will consider this tailgating and an analytics...

Page 111: ...Counter right click within the preview area at the location you wish to overlay the counter and select Counter Add Counter Figure 7 69 Setup Tab VCA Menu Zones and Rules Settings Creating a Counter 2...

Page 112: ...ttings ZONES AND RULES SETTINGS LOGICAL RULES TAB From the Logical Rules tab a user may set up further rules governed by a set of custom logical operators Logical rules can be written in such a manner...

Page 113: ...igger rule from the available drop down and Select this conditional clause to trigger the logical rule whenever multiple clauses are simultaneously true active Select the conditional clause from the a...

Page 114: ...ecified clauses are each triggered by the same or different user specified objects NOTE This clause is only available as a secondary conditional clause within an and clause within Select this conditio...

Page 115: ...r whenever the logical rule is triggered learnscene Select this action to have the camera perform scene learning whenever the logical rule is triggered resetcounter Select this action to reset a speci...

Page 116: ...ra s height tilt perspective and field of view The mimics may be moved around the image to help the user gauge perspective The mouse scroll wheel is also utilized to adjust camera height and consequen...

Page 117: ...er Person Group of People and Vehicle 3 To create a new classification click the Add button and configure the required classifier information To modify an existing classification select it from the li...

Page 118: ...3 To activate tamper detection check off Enable The following tamper detection settings can be configured Classifier Info Description Tamper Duration Until Alarm The amount of time allowed to transpir...

Page 119: ...The amount of time that must transpire after a detected scene change to trigger event Changed Image Area The amount of the image area that will be utilized to detect scene changing Day Night Mode Cha...

Page 120: ...objects not triggering an alarm event Object Speed Burn in the object s speed value km h Object Height Burn in the objects height measurement value Object Area Burn in the object area measurement valu...

Page 121: ...s REPORTING SERVICE TAB COUNTER REPORTING SETTINGS Steps 1 From the Reporting Service tab a user may configure settings related to the reporting of VCA counter data Figure 7 76 Setup Tab VCA Menu Coun...

Page 122: ...Select whether the results should be displayed in Ascending or Descending order Value Type Select whether the displayed results should be Absolute value of each counter or the Difference between coun...

Page 123: ...er Time The maximum amount of time that can be allowed to transpire before overwriting of the oldest existing entries will begin based on the defined Sampling Interval and Roll Over Count values This...

Page 124: ...more info ADD MODIFY A COUNTER REPORT E MAIL NOTIFICATION RECIPIENT Steps 1 To add a recipient click the Add button if modifying select the desired recipient from the list and click Modify The Add Mod...

Page 125: ...00 are selected as From and To respectively then a report will be e mailed on the hour from 01 00 to 08 00 Select the days of week the report will be emailed on The report will be sent on the chosen...

Page 126: ...idual counter may be chosen by selecting its corresponding ID 1 19 Select Active to report on only active counters Select All to report on all counters Table Sampling Select the table s to use in the...

Page 127: ...e amount of time in seconds allowed to transpire between a VCA event alarm creation and the action which triggered the event alarm Measurement Units Select a desired measurement system from the availa...

Page 128: ...he camera is uncalibrated 2 Centroid Detection point for objects is at centroid Recommended for overhead camera 3 Midbottom Detection point for objects is the Midbottom region Recommended for sideview...

Page 129: ...ngs page Figure 7 84 Setup Tab Maintenance Menu Users 2 From the Users page a user may view the camera s list of user profiles A user may also add modify or remove a user profile Details regarding eac...

Page 130: ...st You will be prompted for a confirmation before finalizing the removal USER AUTHENTICATION Steps 1 Check off Enable Anonymous Viewer Login to enable anonymous viewing no username or password require...

Page 131: ...ra time zone Sync Source Set the active NTP server as your time sync source Click the Go to NTP Configuration to be taken to the NTP Settings page Date and Time Format Choose a predefined date format...

Page 132: ...n with Genetec security center Enable ONVIF Enable ONVIF on the camera Enable Authentication Enable ONVIF Authentication The user may also enable Replay Attack Protection to protect the camera against...

Page 133: ...k the Browse button navigate to the location of the firmware file on your current system and select the file for use A Start button will appear when a valid enc file has been selected 3 Click Start to...

Page 134: ...will appear To instantly load an FTP notification s FTP connection info into the System Log FTP configuration form select the desired notification from the list and click Load Notification into Setti...

Page 135: ...me Zone Settings 4 After designating settings to be preserved click Reset All Settings to restore settings to their factory defaults REBOOT Steps 1 Opening the Setup Tab Maintenance drop down menu and...

Page 136: ...the software update process 4 To uninstall the current VIGIL Server Camera software click the Uninstall button 7 8 Activation Menu ACTIVATE Steps 1 Opening the Setup Tab Activation drop down menu and...

Page 137: ...a information page Figure 7 96 Setup Tab About Menu Information Form The Information page provides a user with at a glance information regarding the following camera components specifications Serial N...

Page 138: ...XLOGIC 138 LICENSE Steps 1 Opening the Setup Tab About drop down menu and clicking the About link will open the License information page Figure 7 94 Setup Tab About Menu License Information 2 The Lice...

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Page 140: ...Inc All rights reserved Information in this document is subject to change without notice 3xLOGIC and the 3xLOGIC logo are trademarks of 3xLOGIC Inc All other trademarks are the property of their respe...

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