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MULTIEYE Usermanual

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© 2008 artec technologies AG

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3 General settings and options in the player

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Camera symbols or tree structure display 

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Player settings 

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Remote inquiry 

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Motion timeline daily summary 

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Multiple playback 

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Synchron playback 

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Trash 

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4 Video playback

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Selecting video files 

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Camera symbol or tree structure display

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Evaluating videos via the camera symbol display

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Evaluating video via the tree structure

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The video list 

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The context menu of the video list

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Treshhold / Motion level

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5 The playback windows of the video files

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The playback toolbar 

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Fast forward and rewind

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Playback options 

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Displaying the motion activity area

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Switching over from single video to full-day display

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Audio playback in the MultiPlayer

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Playback alternative:: Standard playback 

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Playback alternative: MotionTrack with motion timeline treshhold value 

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Playback alternative: MotionSearch 

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The context menu of the playback window 

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SnapShot

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Search video

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Mute/Unmute audio

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Keyboard support

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Zoom

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Video export

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Open playback list

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Save to playlist

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Close player

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6 Playback via the motion timeline bar in the motion timeline-display

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Button details 

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Motion timeline options 

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7 Playback videos over network

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8 MultiPlayer as a backup player

MULTIEYE Services menu

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1 Overview

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2 Licences

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3 Options

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Programm protocols (LOG-files) 

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System information 

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Live-Updater 

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SystemRestorer 

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4 Hardware

Remote Access of Videos via Network / ISDN / DSL and Internet

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1 Remote access modes

Summary of Contents for MULTIEYE

Page 1: ...2008 artec technologies AG MULTIEYE Usermanual...

Page 2: ...pecially important information is emphasized by the following symbols in this manual Important Attention Tip Especially important instructions which must be observed in all cases Important information...

Page 3: ...instructions In no case the publisher is liable for any form of direct or indirect damage which might result from the application of this information The license conditions of artec technologies AG ap...

Page 4: ...E video boards 22 MULTIEYE videoboard combinations for 8 32 cameras 23 2 Description of the MULTIEYE video boards 23 Video board type 425 23 Video board type 1625 24 Video boards type 1650 and 16100 2...

Page 5: ...Dongle for MULTIEYE NET WIBU Key Dongle 35 6 Connecting PTZ cameras 36 7 Recorder chassis 36 8 Hints for preparing the system 36 BIOS 37 Configuring Windows 37 Automatic Windows login Installing vide...

Page 6: ...YBRID 63 Minimizing program 64 Exiting MULTIEYE HYBRID 64 Infobar in the camera window 64 4 The camera window 64 Toolbar in the camera window 65 Fullscreen display 65 Symbols in the camera window 65 C...

Page 7: ...to Login 98 Two users login Four Eyes Principle 99 8 Advanced settings 99 Video Webserver 100 Remote control 100 Webserver 100 Videoserver 100 Configuration audio Assigning audio channels to cameras 1...

Page 8: ...witching over from single video to full day display 128 Audio playback in the MultiPlayer 128 Playback alternative Standard playback 129 Playback alternative MotionTrack with motion timeline treshhold...

Page 9: ...ustomizing 162 6 Telephone support and information from the internet Example applications 164 164 1 How to integrate a MULTIEYE Recorder into EB S 165 Interaction of the MULTIEYE Recorder with EB S 16...

Page 10: ...MULTIEYE Usermanual 10 2008 artec technologies AG Troubleshooting 194 License conditions 198 Index 200...

Page 11: ...Introduction I...

Page 12: ...cording o Playback and evaluation o Remote access You should find the program to be easy to follow and to operate while keeping the Look and Feel of your personal operating system In just a short time...

Page 13: ...Order of Installation II...

Page 14: ...audio boards I O boards o Connect the analog and network cameras o Turn on the computer o Install the hardware drivers o only MULTIEYE NET connect the dongle o only MULTIEYE NET install the dongle dri...

Page 15: ...System Requirements III...

Page 16: ...recommended CPU performance 800 MHz 1 6 GHz 2 4 GHz 3 2 GHz HT Type 1650 16100 16200 32100 Intel based mainboard chipsets Images per second up to 50ips 75ips 100 200ips recommended CPU performance 1...

Page 17: ...sks with UDMA interface or SATA harddisks In case of safety reasons the harddisks should be formatted with NTFS SATA harddisks require a mainboard based on the Intel 915 or higher chipset It makes sen...

Page 18: ...and NT4 These operating systems are not supported by MULTIEYE recorders But a remote request is possible from these systems 3 5 Firewalls and virus scanner If you have installed a virus scanner it sho...

Page 19: ...video signals or signals with signal noise can disturb the video board and accordingly the function of MULTIEYE Hybrid The MULTIEYE video boards work correct in the tolerance range 0 7 1 5 Vss Wrong...

Page 20: ...Hardware IV...

Page 21: ...meras can be combined together If systems with more than 32 channels shall be build multiple MULTIEYE Hybrid recorders can be combined in one total system This can be administrated over one MultiScree...

Page 22: ...oard 16xxx Board 425 EX 4 expansion EX 24 expansion EX 24 BNC 12 Additional licenses 8 2 1 1 8 2 1 1 12 3 1 2 16 4 1 3 16 2 1 1 1 3 20 5 2 3 20 5 1 1 3 20 3 2 1 1 3 24 6 2 4 24 3 2 1 2 4 28 7 2 5 28 3...

Page 23: ...mper ports connection for an overlay board and the jumpers to activate deactivate the 75 ohm termination 4 2 2 Video board type 1625 The video board type 1625 is provided with four analog BNC video in...

Page 24: ...an overlay board and the jumpers to activate deactivate the 75 ohm termination The boards can be identified by their component layout the 1650 has two free IC component locations in the middle next t...

Page 25: ...flat ribbon cable MULTIEYE Hybrid software CD Diskette with the license Watchdog cable Usermanual and short information 4 2 5 Video board type 32100 The video board type 32100 and its extension board...

Page 26: ...hannels 17 32 shall be used the delivered extension board has to be connected with the 40 pole flat ribbon cable to the video board 4 2 6 1 Connecting the extension board to the video board type 32100...

Page 27: ...d with 40 pole flat ribbon cable o Watchdog cable o User manual and short instructions 4 2 7 Video board type MP8200 The video board type MP8200 is available in two versions PCI and PCI Express So it...

Page 28: ...o switch the corresponding DIP switch to OFF 4 2 7 5 Contents of delivery video board type MP8200 Video board type MP8200 PCI PCI Express Break out cable 2 pieces MULTIEYE HYBRID Software CD License d...

Page 29: ...yellow available to connect an external analog video monitor Analog signals in live mode can be sent to the analog monitor if the corresponding settings in the software are set Be aware that only sig...

Page 30: ...ds 1650 16100 16200 and 32100 with the delivered multicolored cable This board contains four cinch jackets for the audio signals and don t require a free PCI slot It can be built into any free slot of...

Page 31: ...cting max two BNC 12 break out cables On the board are six jackets mounted for the 10 pole flat ribbon cables to the video boards It s possible to activate deactivate the 75 ohm termination for every...

Page 32: ...nputs and also two switching relays Attention Rated Relay voltage and current 125V 0 5 A 30 VA Pay attention to the observance of the electric connected loads As a result of destructions by strain of...

Page 33: ...rd with an 20 pole flat ribbon cable At the alarm board you can use the upper or lower connector To cascade with a second alarm board the second connector is used see following pictures 4 3 6 1 Connec...

Page 34: ...optical coupler has then an internal voltage supply S1 1 S1 2 Off Off Voltage Mode The input is driven by an external voltage supply e g a PNP open collector output 4 3 6 5 DIPswitch block S2 S2 1 Off...

Page 35: ...to two EX AUDIO16 boards 4 5 USB Dongle for MULTIEYE NET WIBU Key Dongle The Software MULTIEYE NET will be delivered with an USB dongle This dongle protects the MULTIEYE software and is similar the li...

Page 36: ...rds directly For the secure operation of MULTIEYE HYBRID it is recommended that the computer automatically re boots after a power outage This option must be activated in your computer s BIOS To do thi...

Page 37: ...operation of MULTIEYE HYBRID a graphics resolution of at least 1024 by 768 pixels is necessary The color depth of the graphic card should be set to 16 bit HiColor to avoid needlessly wasting CPU resou...

Page 38: ...Installing video boards and software V...

Page 39: ...MP8200 PCI EX PCI Express Slot The following tips should be observed for the installation and activation of the video boards 1 Switch the PC off and remove the power plug To avoid static electricity c...

Page 40: ...ibed here Installation under Windows 2000 is done similarly Switch on the PC and place the MULTIEYE Installation CD into the CD ROM drive After boot up the following dialog window appears The new hard...

Page 41: ...peated in correspondence to the number of video chips on the boards Important After the installation of the hardware the computer has to be restarted 5 4 MULTIEYE NET Installing the USB Dongle WIBU Ke...

Page 42: ...ess the license conditions A further click on the same symbol takes you to the selection menu of the sub programs to be installed There you have the possibility to install all standard components Top...

Page 43: ...tallation you should update MULTIEYE HYBRID to the newest product version This can easily be done via the Live Updater which you can start from the folder MULTIEYE HYBRID in the Windows Start Menu see...

Page 44: ...Licensing and activation VI...

Page 45: ...d to the hardware If you extend the system later for example with EX 4 EX IO or EX IP modules you will receive an activation key with the delivery An activation key is not linked to any specific hardw...

Page 46: ...order to subsequently list your license s click on the symbol in the Windows System Tray next to the Windows clock and then on the tab Licenses All licensed boards extensions and their associated lic...

Page 47: ...ey together with all personal data being necessary for licensing After you confirm this by a click on OK the activation key will be analyzed and a new license key created from it This has to be verifi...

Page 48: ...ule license MVB Video mainboard license RMC VideoCenter II One additional camera license always allows the operation of four additional cameras Hint Activation is always easiest when the MULTIEYE syst...

Page 49: ...o boards and dongles can be restored when your system is connected to the internet Click on the key symbol in the license display and then on the button Restore via Internet A further window opens wit...

Page 50: ...MULTIEYE HYBRID interface VII...

Page 51: ...nterface and configuration of the system MultiPlayer Detection and analysis of the recorded video files 7 1 Starting MULTIEYE HYBRID The Product MULTIEYE HYBRID NET is programmed modular and consists...

Page 52: ...the automatic start up of MultiScreen is deactivated you can connect MultiScreen to the local services Localhost Direct or access other MULTIEYE HYBRID systems in the network Localhost always indicate...

Page 53: ...figuring MultiScreen 7 2 1 Drag Drop Many functions can be conveniently set by Drag Drop For example the camera windows on MultiScreen can be moved around freely or storage areas can be allocated to c...

Page 54: ...number of licensed channels The connected cameras will be displayed directly With MULTIEYE NET the symbols of the activated IP camera will be displayed in the toolbar IP cameras must be configured fi...

Page 55: ...r display you must Drag Drop these cameras onto the MultiScreen and for recording you must configure at least the ringbuffer 7 2 6 Deleting cameras Cameras which are no longer present or do not need t...

Page 56: ...e altered To reinsert a window which has moved out from the MultiScreen simply Drag Drop it in the middle of the desired target window 7 3 MultiScreen toolbar 7 3 1 Trash All connected cameras can be...

Page 57: ...represent analog cameras blue highlighted camera symbols indicate IP cameras Camerastatus IP camerastatus active active active camera active but not displayed on the current MultiScreen active camera...

Page 58: ...ssign HotSpot to a window To define the HotSpot window just Drag Drop like a camera the symbol to a block In the upper shown example you see a possible layout where the HotSpot window is the central e...

Page 59: ...tiviert Deaktiviert Here you can select through which events a displayed camera shall be displayed in the HotSpot window System controlled events 1 On Time After the selected time in seconds the camer...

Page 60: ...se click With the numerous possibilities for configuring MULTIEYE HYBRID according to your personal preferences you can give the application a completely new layout in the shortest amount of time The...

Page 61: ...e selected 1x1 small panel 2x2 medium sized panel 3x3 large panel Again alignment is done by Drag Drop as described above Below the tab Desktop you can create your own MultiScreen layouts Below the ta...

Page 62: ...layout will be shown in the toolbar of MultiScreen 7 3 6 Configurations and Settings All important settings such as video and image settings ring storage motion detection or global settings are calle...

Page 63: ...er the current date and the clock s time OR the video board s current frames per second ips are displayed You can choose the display by a click on the arrow pointing to the right image border A warnin...

Page 64: ...the right mouse button and confirm Close All 7 3 16 Infobar in the camera window With this button information connection camera name and frame rate ips about the respective camera window can be blend...

Page 65: ...is produced through the internal loudspeaker with an audio card it is played over the external speakers 7 4 2 Fullscreen display When you double click with the mouse on a camera window the camera wil...

Page 66: ...te PTZ control via joystick o Turn the infobar of the specific camera on or off o Activate the zoom function in the camera window o Activate anti aliasing smooth edges o Copy the current image into th...

Page 67: ...nding on the PTZ protocol and the kind of camera attached various functions are available here According to those factors presets can be defined and accessed You can access further PTZ functions type...

Page 68: ...s most recently recorded for a specific video window i e camera The infobar normally highlighted in blue is now highlighted in green This shows that the displayed image is a recorded video 7 4 5 6 Ant...

Page 69: ...Configuring MULTIEYE HYBRID VIII...

Page 70: ...is button in the toolbar of MultiScreen you gain access to the configuration of the settings for MULTIEYE HYBRID In the area at the left in the menu you can select the individual functions for configu...

Page 71: ...p Acoustic alarm during camera loss Sound when motion is detected Sound on an active alarm input The sound can be selected for motion detection and active alarm input The audio files must be available...

Page 72: ...d you can move a camera window via Drag Drop outside of the MultiScreen for example to place it on a second monitor 8 1 4 3 Autostart MultiScreen After activating this option the MultiScreen will auto...

Page 73: ...n parameters including the allocation of the cameras to the hard drives reserved memory storage video image size type of recording sensitivity parameters for the individual cameras By double clicking...

Page 74: ...faults at any time by clicking on this symbol defaults Clicking on the panel Rotate camera image rotates the camera image by 180 For the use of black and white cameras clicking the panel Use Black Whi...

Page 75: ...ideo quality and the video compression codec Video quality is variable on a sliding scale According to the chosen image format storage requirement ranges from 7 5 up to 80 Kbytes per image Using the M...

Page 76: ...pressed preview the preview is concluded 8 3 4 Frame rates The frames per second rate can also be set with the slide lever The total image speed depends on the performance capacity of the computer sys...

Page 77: ...driven recording motion recognition or contact alarm Attention Use pre alarm recording only for specifically chosen cameras Each pre alarm recording includes a permanent interim storage of video imag...

Page 78: ...nd the COM Port Then you have to choose the COM Port the camera is connected to Apply the settings by clicking OK 8 3 7 Integration of network IP cameras and IP video servers In addition to the possib...

Page 79: ...YE HYBRID the first time you will be prompted to configure an attached IP camera if one is present To configure the IP camera please click on the arrow This signal in the upper left corner indicates t...

Page 80: ...YE Usermanual 80 2008 artec technologies AG By clicking on Profile you will access the list of supported IP systems IP network cameras and IP video servers With a double click first choose the manufac...

Page 81: ...Cameras from other MULTIEYE systems can be integrated into the MultiScreen as an IP camera With this IP camera profile you can add analog and digital IP cameras of other MULTIEYE recorders into your...

Page 82: ...work for available cameras With a click onto you get a list of the already used IP cameras you can directly select with a double click To search the LAN network automatically for IP devices click on S...

Page 83: ...e next menu The MJPEG mode should be used if the camera supports it If the system permits the home page of the camera can be called up via Administration to configure the camera Again if the system pe...

Page 84: ...the IP camera s you can do this in the standard way via the button Settings or via a click with the right mouse key on the camera image Attention Quality Series of tests have shown that a JPEG quality...

Page 85: ...ayer see also Analysis with the MULTIEYE HYBRID MultiPlayer 8 4 1 Masking Those areas should be masked in which motion detection should NOT be observed By masking the camera image you can thus exclude...

Page 86: ...iest to mask these first and then invert them i e the masked area then becomes the area monitored Toggle between masked and monitored areas and vice versa Delete a mask Setting of the mask color 8 4 2...

Page 87: ...can be hidden 8 5 Programming recording The timer menu With the timer you can set the start and stop times for continuous or motion detection recording on individual cameras The graphic display of su...

Page 88: ...application Yellow Recording only in case of motion detection in the image Red Continuously recording Grey no recording OR only contact alarm activated recording In the field Holidays a list of days...

Page 89: ...different recording time you must first delete the programming for that specific day This is done by clicking one the symbol of the day involved e g Tue for Tuesday and then dragging dropping it into...

Page 90: ...n the length of time of recording With a double click on a switching time this will be expanded to the edge of the neighboring switching time In the area at the top the start end and total amount of t...

Page 91: ...l camera are then copied to the additional cameras 8 5 5 Timer options Always start recording Timer on program start up With these timer options MULTIEYE s recording can be finetuned In many cases it...

Page 92: ...stem drive and a CD DVD ROM drive SCSI hard drive systems have the advantage that up to 15 hard drives can be attached in them However such hard drives are considerably more expensive than IDE drives...

Page 93: ...e it if any new cameras are added later on Without configuring ring storage to include new cameras they cannot be used for recording Use IP Cameras If you do not use IP cameras or video servers you sh...

Page 94: ...e system you can also divide the storage load among several drives and thus increase performance of the system 8 6 5 Resizing or decreasing ring storage A change in allocated ring storage will be disp...

Page 95: ...used The configuration can be separately set for the locked videos IO alarm videos This setting is sometimes precondition inside many companies and also in public areas to allow video surveillance and...

Page 96: ...fic group rights Within these groups individual users are identified who then automatically have the benefit of those specific group rights The advantage of this procedure is that you do not have to s...

Page 97: ...ConfiguringMULTIEYE HYBRID 97 2008 artec technologies AG A number of users can be assigned to each user group of course Important Every user must be assigned a password to...

Page 98: ...n Auto Login With this function a user will automatically be logged into MultiScreen during startup of the system By default localhost is entered as the server i e MultiScreen automatically logs into...

Page 99: ...s o I O alarm boards The number of settings is depending on the additionally installed hardware and software e g DataLog 8 8 1 Video Webserver Remote access is a very important feature within MULTIEYE...

Page 100: ...hen cascading MULTIEYE systems Each camera can be integrated into another MULTIEYE system as a network camera MULTIEYE acts like a web and video server making analog video cameras available through th...

Page 101: ...k volume for all audio channels in MultiScreen can be set with the Master Volume slider Also audio quality can be controlled Simply click in the MultiScreen onto the speaker icon of the related camera...

Page 102: ...og cameras can be displayed on an analog video monitor such as for 1 Camera switchover with adjustable time intervals per time 2 Camera switchover in case of events on Motion on contact Alarm 3 Camera...

Page 103: ...rograms Just like an alarm system the status report mailer can dispatch periodical status reports 8 8 4 1 Alarm and status messages Alarm messages make it possible for the user of MULTIEYE HYBRID to b...

Page 104: ...DataLog Signal Word Report Program Start an alarm message will be sent The alarm and status messages will be sent to the configured recipients 8 8 4 2 Configuring status reports Here you see the opti...

Page 105: ...variations 8 8 4 4 Automatic dial in If a broadband connection has to be opened for a dial in connection this can be selected here Enter the name of the pre set connection see Network Connections in...

Page 106: ...oo low or else the same event might result in several alarm messages being dispatched 8 8 4 6 Notification via email For the dispatch of messages via email the necessary information must be entered he...

Page 107: ...u can check out the configuration of Windows NetSend in the Services menu of your operating system NetSend must be started on both computers Windows XP Windows 2000 Start Control panel Administrative...

Page 108: ...news The following message should then appear on the client computer If this functions properly here then it will also function correctly with MULTIEYE HYBRID with entry of the client computer s name...

Page 109: ...her Example for notification via external program 8 8 4 10 Testing alarm message configurations You can check the settings by clicking on the button Test 8 8 4 11 Customize text A click on Customize...

Page 110: ...upgraded optionally by one or more I O alarm boards This enables the connection of external alarm sensors such as motion sensors alarm installations or door circuits directly to the recording system...

Page 111: ...ecord 4 Confirm your selection by clicking on Apply or OK By clicking on a relevant input contact 2 of the displayed I O board 1 you can connect each of the eight inputs with one or several cameras 3...

Page 112: ...alog and or network cameras Relay switching times can be individually adjusted in seconds With the setting a relay remains activated as long as motion is detected the LiveViewer switch button is opera...

Page 113: ...tings Important Beware that only the first joystick in the windows environment is used in MultiScreen Additional devices will be ignored To each single possible joystick event you can bind different a...

Page 114: ...n switch between different standard layouts for joystick bindings PTZ Control Motion Assigning motion control PTZ Control Settings Assigning lens control like focus and zoom PTZ Control Positions Move...

Page 115: ...Playback with the MULTIEYE HYBRID MultiPlayer IX...

Page 116: ...kly locate specific events and display specific motion activities recorded by various cameras In the following description you will find detailed and exact instructions for operating the MultiPlayer w...

Page 117: ...t camera s icon while holding the left mouse key down Drag Drop into the desired Player window Now the first image of the most recently recorded video immediately appears In the menus located beneath...

Page 118: ...pens the sub menu used to set the various MultiPlayer options Settings Global settings In Global settings the language file for the MultiPlayer is selected and additional playback options are set The...

Page 119: ...deo motion timeline as well as for the time bar Settings Video Display In the video display window you can set the video size default as well as the maximum time difference for synchronized mode Synch...

Page 120: ...Audio As soon as the volume control knob of one Player is activated all other Players are automatically muted Settings keyboard This screen displays the keyboard allocations for control of the Player...

Page 121: ...MULTIEYE HYBRID servers you must have a remote dialer at your disposal see also Playback videos over network 9 3 4 Motion timeline daily summary see also Playback by motion timeline with histogram 9...

Page 122: ...o seconds If no recording was made by one of the selected cameras at the selected point in time then naturally no synchronized playback for that camera can occur Such a case will be indicated by an ap...

Page 123: ...e video files which you wish to monitor Move the camera into the video playback window per Drag Drop The date and time of the desired videos for each specific camera can be selected in the calendar Af...

Page 124: ...date in chronological order Here you can select whether you want a list of all videos or more specifically only of those recorded by motion recognition continuous recording or contact alarm You can al...

Page 125: ...button Motion Level you can turn the threshold function on or off With the slide lever located under the Motion Level button you can set the threshold level at which videos will be played back This fu...

Page 126: ...The videos are highlighted by colors yellow motion detected videos red continuously recorded videos green signal word triggered videos purple IO triggered videos Additionally you can select the video...

Page 127: ...bar The toolbar controls the playback of videos Depending on the playback alternative selected in the register bar the toolbar of the playback window displays various functions for managing video play...

Page 128: ...day s recordings should be displayed in the motion timeline 1V 1 video 24h one day 9 5 2 3 Audio playback in the MultiPlayer You adjust the volume level of the player with this control 9 5 3 Playback...

Page 129: ...the operations arrows you can now jump from one motion activity to the following or to the preceding motion activity which lies above the threshold level The arrows for Advance one video and Reverse o...

Page 130: ...gies AG In this example only those videos will be displayed in which motion activity was registered within the area marked in red After you masked the area you have to press once the button The start...

Page 131: ...e operation arrows you can jump from one video to the following or the preceding one in which activity was registered in the defined window 9 5 6 The context menu of the playback window With a right c...

Page 132: ...nd can also be controlled with the keyboard and jog shuttle 9 5 6 5 Zoom By clicking on this symbol you can open the magnifying glass function for the specific player window By holding down the left m...

Page 133: ...rget directory with all its videos directly onto a CD which can then independently be started when the file Play_Videos bat is called up 9 5 6 7 Open playback list All videos which you have captured b...

Page 134: ...in time of the selected day Once you have made a suitable selection simply drag it via Drag Drop to a playback window symbol to the right of the command button Drag a timeline segment into a player wi...

Page 135: ...oose to display video recordings color sorted as continuous or motion activated recordings in combination with the motion timeline video recordings by themselves or only the motion timeline by itself...

Page 136: ...network connections If access to this computer requires a user name and password these have to be entered into the appropriate fields After that click on the button Login You now have access to the P...

Page 137: ...Playback with the MULTIEYE HYBRID MultiPlayer 137 2008 artec technologies AG For example the police can view and evaluate a recorded incident which has been exported onto a CD...

Page 138: ...MULTIEYE Services menu X...

Page 139: ...area 0 Services you will find a status summary of various program modules such as video and audio services etc With a click onto the sign the entries can be expanded for a detailed view With the butto...

Page 140: ...e and the SystemRestorer can be started 10 3 1 Programm protocols LOG files A click on this symbol will display the log files The occurrence of events is documented in these files You can distinguish...

Page 141: ...ilability active network connections and motion indicators If you do not need to constantly have the video windows in sight keeping this status window open is a very helpful way of keeping an eye on t...

Page 142: ...ave place The created restore file appears in the list where also all other restore files are listed which are saved in the folder MULTIEYE Programmordner RestoreFiles Restoring the program settings T...

Page 143: ...0 Hardware of the MULTIEYE HYBRID services settings consists of a list of all installed video boards dongles and DLL driver files The version numbers of the DLL and driver files are also displayed At...

Page 144: ...Remote Access of Videos via Network ISDN DSL and Internet XI...

Page 145: ...access of live cameras and recordings from one station Important Port accessibility Many networks are protected by firewalls If you wish to use remote inquiries the firewall should be configured to ma...

Page 146: ...onnections You can select either the MPEG 4 or the JPEG format for data transmission with the LiveViewer 11 2 1 Installing and setting up LiveViewer You can install LiveViewer on the remote client com...

Page 147: ...be entered here The connection speed can likewise be configured here In case you wish to use a dial up connection ISDN modem VPN you much select the option Use RAS Connection See Setting up Dial up R...

Page 148: ...pen the LiveViewer window Such a window can be opened for each camera Please note though that with a modem or ISDN connection displaying several windows simultaneously can result in reduced frame rate...

Page 149: ...on see below Settings Described in greater detail below Zoom Here you can zoom the LiveViewer window size between 33 and 200 Arrange LiveViewer positions Enables you to easily arrange LiveViewers on t...

Page 150: ...tionally you can optimize the videos by activating Antialiasing the block artifacts of the JPEG MPEG compression will be reduced With a click onto a short cut can be created on the desktop for the act...

Page 151: ...settings of the MULTIEYE HYBRID system Assignment of the individual activation buttons to the relays is done by way of Drag Drop While holding down the left mouse key drag the respective button to Ou...

Page 152: ...ers is limited to 10 Open the cameras and arrange them on your monitor as desired Click on this symbol for automatic call up of the desired cameras in the future and confirm the dialog in order to hav...

Page 153: ...as been licensed for remote access 11 3 1 Installation of the network player You can install the network player on the remote client computer with help of the MULTIEYE HYBRID CD When the program is st...

Page 154: ...system The symbol Options of the remote console in the MultiScreen toolbar signifies a connection to the other server By clicking on this symbol you can activate and optimize the live display of the c...

Page 155: ...e 2840 2840 stands for the IP port assigned to the web server Example http 127 0 0 1 2840 After starting the internet browser entering the address of the recorder to be polled and logging in according...

Page 156: ...MULTIEYE Usermanual 156 2008 artec technologies AG Further you can set the image actualizing rate and image quality By modifying image quality you can adapt the data volume which has to be transferred...

Page 157: ...157 2008 artec technologies AG 11 5 3 Menu By clicking on Main you gain access to the system settings for live remote access and configuration The settings and reports are similar to those in the set...

Page 158: ...is activated Here you can also set the desired quality level as well A playlist of videos where you can call up recorded videos by double clicking on times is displayed By clicking on this symbol you...

Page 159: ...Special features XII...

Page 160: ...hich modules updates are available and or necessary A click on the button Update now will carry out the update First of all the necessary files are loaded onto your local hard drive The actual update...

Page 161: ...HYBRID are protected by watermarks With these watermarks the authenticity of an image can be subsequently verified This verification is performed by the program PIC Validator which can be found in th...

Page 162: ...ly a professional DVR recorder but also professional support if something does not work out as you expected Our support team consists of competent and trained coworkers who will stand by you in the se...

Page 163: ...Example applications XIII...

Page 164: ...s AG 13 Example applications 13 1 How to integrate a MULTIEYE Recorder into EB S In the followed chapters is outlined how to integrate a MULTIEYE Recorder into the software EB S Das Einheitliche Bild...

Page 165: ...job the AccFTPUploader will be terminated 3 The Alarm server is permanently checking the folders where the FTP server stores the alarm images 4 If the FTP server has received an alarm image the Alarm...

Page 166: ...that the profile for command interpreter of the program can be generated Here you have to enter your login data into the shown fields After entering your login data you should test by clicking on the...

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Page 168: ...cFTPUploader is used to send an alarm image to the FTP Server which is monitored by the Alarm server 1 Start the configuration of the recorder and chose the entry Alarm Messages If the entry is not vi...

Page 169: ...red here In this case a string is sent which is a combination of the two programs Because of the predefined configuration of AccFTPUploader it s only required to set the additional parameters which ar...

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Page 171: ...ter in the field Address as this depends upon the kind of network connection used If the same user always logs in then that user s name and password can be entered here The connection speed can be def...

Page 172: ...ree of charge Details about this can be found in the online documentation at www multieye de Accordingly support by the DynDNS service via the router would be ideal The static IP address or alternativ...

Page 173: ...l Network Connections you arrive in the section where you can configure a dial up RAS connection Select the option Create a new connection Welcome to the New Connection Wizard appears Click on Next Ma...

Page 174: ...coming connections and click on Next Select the dial up RAS device via which MULTIEYE HYBRID shall function In this example it is an AVM ISDN card Proceed to the next dialog window with Next Click on...

Page 175: ...ial to set up the client station The basic component for transmission via network is the internet protocol TCP IP This must be configured now To do this mark the entry Internet Protocol TCP IP and the...

Page 176: ...r Now you have done all settings for the server Please click on Finish to conclude From now on the system will be waiting for a call 14 1 3 2 Setting up Dial up RAS client The IP address just as it wa...

Page 177: ...on Next In the next step enter the call number of the server with which you intend to establish the connection Then click on Next Now enter a name for the connection here This name should refer to the...

Page 178: ...symbol you can view and or edit the properties of the dial up RAS connection After saving these the main mask of the connection manager appears again If you click here on the connection just created...

Page 179: ...l up After you click on Dial the connection will be initiated as will be shown in the middle field of this window After a successful dial up the connection manager will be shown where the available ca...

Page 180: ...if lrtime 100 maxWert 100 if lrtime 400 maxWert 50 if lrtime 800 maxWert 10 if lrtime 1800 maxWert 5 if lrtime 2800 maxWert 4 if lrtime 5000 maxWert 2 if lrtime 8000 maxWert 1 if piccounter maxWert p...

Page 181: ...2 168 100 107 images1sif fmt sif delay 10 BODY HTML 14 3 Example of notification via an external program The batch file alarm bat would look like this then REM 4 Parameter required e g CAMERA EVENT PI...

Page 182: ...ennt sein Zus tzliche Kommentare so wie in dieser Datei k nnen in einzelnen Zeilen oder hinter dem Computernamen eingef gt werden aber m ssen mit dem Zeichen eingegeben werden Zum Beispiel 102 54 94 9...

Page 183: ...be given the group rights of an Administrator or Power User Using the Power User rights makes the most sense All users are listed under Local Users and Groups in the folder Users Here you can find in...

Page 184: ...t login Under the tab Member Of you can see which group the user belongs to in this example he is a member of the Administrators group and as such has full access to the operating system That is not a...

Page 185: ...Technical appendix 185 2008 artec technologies AG Now continue with Advanced Continue on by clicking on Find now...

Page 186: ...MULTIEYE Usermanual 186 2008 artec technologies AG All possible user groups are displayed now By marking the desired user group and clicking on OK you assign the desired rights to the user...

Page 187: ...ghts of the user Delete any rights which should not be assigned to this user by marking the appropriate entry and clicking on Remove 14 6 Automatic Windows user login If MULTIEYE should automatically...

Page 188: ...Apply the settings with OK Enter now user and password to be automatically logged on the system With the next boot the systems directly starts up without a user login request 14 7 Video image formats...

Page 189: ...Technical data XV...

Page 190: ...ext Overlay Time and date formats free text 20 characters fields freely positional fonts font sizes and highlight colors are selectable Motion detection Matrix with 2304 single fields unlimited fields...

Page 191: ...ystem Requirements Types 425 and 1625 P3 AMD CPUs from 1 2GHz with Multiboard operation from 1 6 GHz Types 1650 and 16100 Intel P4 from 2 GHz Intel based mainboard chipsets graphic card with min 32 MB...

Page 192: ...2 2008 artec technologies AG 15 2 CE compliance These products have been tested and found to comply with the requirements of the European Council Directives 89 336 EEC EN 55022 1998 A1 2000 Class A EN...

Page 193: ...Troubleshooting XVI...

Page 194: ...which all recordings of the selected camera can be deleted The right file system Which file systems are supported by MULTIEYE and or which is recommended All Windows file systems for the deposit of v...

Page 195: ...Windows monitor settings to 24 or 32 bits or Truecolor Problems installing drivers When installing drivers the computer crashes or the driver cannot be loaded Code 10 in the Device Manager Implementat...

Page 196: ...ata Are VFW or DirectShow supported Does the MULTIEYE card driver also provide support for Video for Windows and or DirectShow so that these can be used for other video programs We intentionally exclu...

Page 197: ...License conditions XVII...

Page 198: ...t and all rights evolving from such copyright are granted only to artec technologies ag The software contains copyrighted material It is forbidden to decompile reverse engineer or in any other way to...

Page 199: ...hich refer to possible enhancement of the software or available accessories are not binding especially as the software is subject to continual modification and such descriptions can be construed to re...

Page 200: ...le 25 button details 135 C camera status 57 camera symbol 123 camera symbols 117 camera text 84 Capability characteristics 21 CCTV 188 CE compliance 192 CIF 76 close player 133 compression codec 75 co...

Page 201: ...file 182 HotSpot 57 I IDE 17 image settings 74 Imagequality 18 images per second 63 individual MultiScreen layout 60 infobar in the camera window 64 information 63 initial setup 92 Installation EX 4 3...

Page 202: ...er 153 notification via email 106 notification via external program 109 notification via ICQ 106 notification via NetSend 107 O open playback list 133 opening LiveViewer display 151 Operating System 1...

Page 203: ...rmation 141 System requirements general 16 SystemRestorer 141 T technical data 190 telephone support 162 terminate resistor 29 termination 25 26 termination MP8200 28 testing alarm message 109 time 63...

Page 204: ...tec de www artec de www multieye de artec technologies AG MULTIEYE Quadplex XentauriX and CVoD are registered brands of artec technologies AG All other company names and products are trademarks or reg...

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