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Introduction 

RBH Access Technologies Inc. 

DVR Manual 

1

 

T a b l e   o f   C o n t e n t s  

 

INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................................................... 2

 

CHAPTER 1 DVR SERVER ...................................................................................................................................... 4

 

C

ONFIGURATION

 ......................................................................................................................................................... 5

 

DVR

 

P

ROPERTIES

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Standard Configuration ......................................................................................................................................... 5

 

C

ONNECTING

 .............................................................................................................................................................. 7

 

CHAPTER 2  DVR MONITOR ................................................................................................................................. 8

 

F

IRST 

V

IEW

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Frame Commands .................................................................................................................................................. 9

 

DVR Server .......................................................................................................................................................... 10

 

Camera Selection ................................................................................................................................................. 10

 

Frame Selection ................................................................................................................................................... 10

 

Search .................................................................................................................................................................. 10

 

Previous & Next ................................................................................................................................................... 11

 

Preset Selection ................................................................................................................................................... 11

 

Camera Controls ................................................................................................................................................. 11

 

Pan & Tilt Controls ............................................................................................................................................. 11

 

File ....................................................................................................................................................................... 12

 

Frames ................................................................................................................................................................. 12

 

Video .................................................................................................................................................................... 12

 

S

ECOND 

V

IEW

 .......................................................................................................................................................... 13

 

F

ILE

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Exit ....................................................................................................................................................................... 13

 

V

IEW

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Show Event Viewer .............................................................................................................................................. 14

 

Show Navigation View ......................................................................................................................................... 14

 

Show AP Activity ................................................................................................................................................. 15

 

L

IVE

 ......................................................................................................................................................................... 16

 

A

RCHIVE

 .................................................................................................................................................................. 17

 

Search .................................................................................................................................................................. 17

 

CHAPTER 3  DVR INTERFACE ............................................................................................................................ 18

 

H

ISTORY 

P

LAYBACK

 ................................................................................................................................................. 18

 

I

NDIVIDUAL 

P

OINT 

P

ROGRAMMING

 .......................................................................................................................... 19

 

I

NDIVIDUAL 

P

OINT 

C

OMMANDS

 ................................................................................................................................ 21

 

Live ...................................................................................................................................................................... 21

 

Play History ......................................................................................................................................................... 21

 

LICENSE & WARRANTY ....................................................................................................................................... 23

 

INDEX ........................................................................................................................................................................ 24

 

Summary of Contents for AxiomV

Page 1: ...AxiomV Digital Video Recorder Module DVR MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...herein are the property of their respective owners Use of a term in this book should not be regarded as affecting the validity of any trademark or service mark Disclaimer This book is provided as is without warranty of any kind either express or implied including but not limited to performance merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose Neither RBH Access Technologies Inc nor its dealers...

Page 3: ...rver 10 Camera Selection 10 Frame Selection 10 Search 10 Previous Next 11 Preset Selection 11 Camera Controls 11 Pan Tilt Controls 11 File 12 Frames 12 Video 12 SECOND VIEW 13 FILE 13 Exit 13 VIEW 14 Show Event Viewer 14 Show Navigation View 14 Show AP Activity 15 LIVE 16 ARCHIVE 17 Search 17 CHAPTER 3 DVR INTERFACE 18 HISTORY PLAYBACK 18 INDIVIDUAL POINT PROGRAMMING 19 INDIVIDUAL POINT COMMANDS 2...

Page 4: ...ng software The software can manage multiple DVRs displaying one at a time each with up to thirty two cameras Pan Tilt and Zoom functions as well as focus and iris adjustments can be controlled through this software Cameras can be displayed singly four at a time or nine at a time Preprogrammed pan tilt zoom positions are also supported in the software ...

Page 5: ...d after the installation of the access control system software Integra32 has one executable file while AxiomV has a different file for each DVR manufacturer To log onto the DVR server User names and passwords must match between the DVR and the access control system Some DVRs have restrictions on their User names and passwords so check the restrictions and create users in both systems that are the ...

Page 6: ...p t e r 1 D V R S e r v e r The first step is to configure the connection to the DVR Server Select the DVR Monitor from either the View menu selection DVR or from the Toolbar You must customize the Toolbar by adding DVR Monitor before it can be selected from the Toolbar ...

Page 7: ... RBH Access Technologies Inc DVR Manual 5 Configuration Click New to create a new DVR connection or highlight the desired DVR from the list and click Edit to modify that DVR s settings DVR Properties Standard Configuration ...

Page 8: ...e DVR Server Make Choose the make of the DVR from the pull down list of support DVRs Address Enter the IP address of the computer that the DVR is running on Port Enter the port number that the DVR Server uses Some DVR makes will have additions boxes to input information specific to that Make of DVR ...

Page 9: ...RBH Access Technologies Inc DVR Manual 7 Connecting After the DVR Server connection has been configured restart the RBH system Then the DVR Monitor can be launched Highlight the DVR you want to connect to and click Connect ...

Page 10: ...a p t e r 2 D V R M o n i t o r The DVR Monitor can control up to thirty two cameras on the selected DVR Server There are two different DVR view screens used by the Integra32 system Some DVR makes will use one screen and other DVRs will use the other screen First View ...

Page 11: ...as either an AVI avi or as an XPV xpv file After naming the file and determining where the file will be saved to select the type of video compression that is to be used The video will continue to be exported until stopped manually When Export Video is selected Stop Exporting Video is added to the Frame Commands Menu Stop Exporting Video Select Stop Exporting Video to stop the current exporting of ...

Page 12: ...e displayed in green and non selected cameras are displayed in red Multiple cameras can be selected depending on the Frame Selection Frame Selection Frame Selection allows you to choose how many cameras can be displayed on the screen at on time one four or nine After the number of frames has been chosen highlight a frame and select a camera Search Search will search the DVR s data for the selected...

Page 13: ...ept sequential and with the lowest camera number of the group is selected Preset Selection Select a preset from the pull down list to have the highlighted camera go to that preset position This function will only work with cameras that have pan tilt zoom capability Of course the Presets will have to be configured before hand and any number of cameras can have a preset 1 Camera Controls Zoom in out...

Page 14: ...utton will shut down the DVR Monitor Frames The menu Frames provides the same function as the Frame Selection control on the right side of the DVR Monitor screen as described above selecting single quad or nine frame viewing Video The selections under the Video menu provide the same functions as the same command mentioned above Live Freeze Export Video Export Frame are described under Frame Comman...

Page 15: ...Chapter 2 DVR Monitor RBH Access Technologies Inc DVR Manual 13 Second View File Exit Exit Ctrl X or the X Button will shut down the DVR Monitor ...

Page 16: ...or DVR Manual RBH Access Technologies Inc 14 View Show Event Viewer Click to show or hide the Event Viewer section of the DVR window Show Navigation View Click to show or hide the Navigation View section of the DVR window ...

Page 17: ...splay data from a selected message in the Event Viewer Click to show or hide the applicable window one two or three or the Log Message window View All will restore the section to show all four windows or if all four are already showing it will hide the whole section Right click within the window to access device commands The particular commands available will depend on the device associated with t...

Page 18: ...ured here Choose which access point is associated with each window and which messages are to be displayed Live Cameras in the main section of the screen will show a live picture in whichever view is selected Click drag a camera from the camera list to have it populate a portion of the view Double click a camera to change its label ...

Page 19: ...Archive Select the appropriate camera before clicking Archive and then select the required time frame start time and end time that is to be viewed Search Click on the binoculars icon to search for and play video for the selected camera during the entered time period ...

Page 20: ... C h a p t e r 3 D V R I n t e r f a c e History Playback The DVR Module must be installed for the DVR Monitor to work Without the DVR Module AxiomV can still interface with a DVR but in a much more limited way With or without the DVR Module history playback can be achieved ...

Page 21: ...s been setup the cameras on that DVR can be associated with Access Points Inputs and Outputs With these associations made you can play back a recorded camera based on AxiomV s event history You can also call up a camera associated with a point and view it live When the DVR Module is installed with AxiomV the tab DVR is added to the Monitoring screen of Access Points Inputs and Outputs Under this t...

Page 22: ...Chapter 3 AxiomV DVR Interface DVR Manual RBH Access Technologies Inc 20 Input Output ...

Page 23: ...he event time Pre Event Time and continue playing past the event time Post Event Time For example if the Event Time is 11 35 54 and the both the Pre and Post time are set to one minute then the video playback will run from 11 34 54 to 11 36 54 Individual Point Commands With the addition of the DVR Module Access Points Inputs and Outputs have two new commands Live Live will call up the DVR Monitor ...

Page 24: ...Chapter 3 AxiomV DVR Interface DVR Manual RBH Access Technologies Inc 22 Input Output ...

Page 25: ... others RBH Access Technologies Inc shall not have any liability or responsibility to sublicenses including end users for damages of any kind including special indirect or consequential damages arising out of or resulting from any program services or materials made available hereunder or the or the modification thereof Notice 1 02 RBH Access Technologies Inc makes no claim or warranty with respect...

Page 26: ...it 12 13 Export Frame 9 Export Video 9 F File 12 13 Frame Commands 9 Frame Selection 10 Frames 12 Freeze 9 H History Playback 18 I Individual Point Commands 21 Individual Point Programming 19 Introduction 2 L Live 9 16 21 P Pan Tilt Controls 11 Play History 21 Preferences 16 Preset Selection 11 Previous Next 11 S Search 10 17 Show AP Activity 15 Show Event Viewer 14 Show Navigation View 14 Show Te...

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