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DEEP LEARNING PLUS QUICK START GUIDE
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DL PLUS OPERATION MODES
The DL PLUS product allows for up to sixteen channels and up to 80 individual rules of Deep Learning
video analysis to be performed with standard RTSP video streams from IP cameras, network video
recorders, and/or digital video recorders. The DL PLUS product can be used in one of the following three
different operation modes depending upon the CCTV system and customer requirements:
COMPANION MODE
The most convenient method to utilise the DL PLUS product in a Concept Pro system is Companion
Mode. Simply connect the DL PLUS unit to the same local network as a supported Concept Pro network/
digital video recorder as indicated in the “Basic Connection Overview” section above. Then, add the DL
PLUS unit from the DVR/NVR user interface and configure Deep Learning algorithm-based rules with
specific alarm triggers for each channel directly from the recorder.
UNIVERSAL MODE
Alternatively, DL PLUS can be used in Universal Mode. In this mode, DL PLUS can be configured directly
from its plug-in free web interface to receive RTSP video streams from multiple sources (multiple DVR,
NVR, and/or IP camera devices). Universal Mode allows for these video sources to be configured with
more advanced setup and algorithm options as well as more diverse event action trigger options,
including the option to transmit event metadata back to supported Concept Pro video recorder products.
EVENT SERVER MODE
Like Universal Mode, Event Server Mode allows for the DL PLUS product to be added to existing CCTV
systems and integrate Deep Learning event metadata with third party software systems. Any device with
an RTSP stream can be connected as a video source, including current and legacy Concept Pro DVR/
NVRs, Aspect products, and third party DVR, NVR, and IP camera products. Rather than sending event
metadata back to a DVR/NVR, the DL PLUS provides deep learning video analysis to an existing CCTV
installation and can be configured to trigger specific event actions on top of the current system. These
can be custom e-mail event notifications, alarm relay output, RS-485 output, or specific network outputs
to integrated VMS products and HTTP/TCP commands.