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URMET 4CH VIEWER
INSTRUCTIONS
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1
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General information ............................................................................................................................... 4 1.1 Main software functions ............................................................................................................... 4 1.2 Compatible products .................................................................................................................... 4 1.3 If the remote camera is not accessible from the PC.................................................................... 4 1.4 Remote camera authentication: “ADMIN” or “USER” mode ........................................................ 4 Installation/uninstallation ...................................................................................................................... 5 2.1 Installation .................................................................................................................................... 5 2.2 Uninstallation ............................................................................................................................... 5 Home page .............................................................................................................................................. 6 3.1 Video channel display structure................................................................................................... 6 3.2 Information on the current group and home page controls.......................................................... 7 3.3 State display window ................................................................................................................... 8 3.4 Connection/recording and change user buttons.......................................................................... 8 3.5 Camera information window ........................................................................................................ 9 3.6 Transmission state window........................................................................................................ 10 3.7 Advanced settings window......................................................................................................... 11 3.8 Other configuration buttons........................................................................................................ 11 URMET 4 CH Viewer software configuration..................................................................................... 12 4.1 Group management ................................................................................................................... 12 4.1.1 4.1.2 4.1.3 4.1.4 4.1.5 4.1.6
4.2 4.3
Scanning devices connected to the local network..................................................................... 16 Camera management ................................................................................................................ 17 4.3.1 4.3.2 4.3.3 4.3.4
4.4
Adding a camera ................................................................................................................................ 17 Changing camera parameters ............................................................................................................ 18 Deleting a camera .............................................................................................................................. 19 Changing the position of a camera..................................................................................................... 19
Camera settings......................................................................................................................... 20 4.4.1 4.4.2
4.5 4.6
Using static IP .................................................................................................................................... 21 Using IP server................................................................................................................................... 21
Basic function settings ............................................................................................................... 21 Alarm setting .............................................................................................................................. 22 4.6.1
4.7 4.8
How to set alarms............................................................................................................................... 23
System configuration ................................................................................................................. 24 Advanced settings...................................................................................................................... 25 4.8.1 4.8.2 4.8.3 4.8.4 4.8.5 4.8.6
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Default group...................................................................................................................................... 13 Default group...................................................................................................................................... 13 Changing a group name..................................................................................................................... 14 Deleting a group ................................................................................................................................. 14 Changing the position of a group ....................................................................................................... 15 Quick group programming.................................................................................................................. 15
Changing users .................................................................................................................................. 25 Advanced settings window ................................................................................................................. 26 Create GPIO commands .................................................................................................................... 27 Deleting GPIO commands.................................................................................................................. 27 Advanced command window (home page) ........................................................................................ 28 Transmission parameter and image quality setting ............................................................................ 29
Video channel display.......................................................................................................................... 30 5.1 Image display............................................................................................................................. 30 5.1.1 5.1.2 5.1.3
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Selecting a camera in a group............................................................................................................ 30 Quick connect function ....................................................................................................................... 30 Connecting a recorded camera .......................................................................................................... 31
On-screen captions.................................................................................................................... 31 2
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5.3 Capture function......................................................................................................................... 32 5.4 Changing the channel ................................................................................................................ 32 5.5 Changing the video size............................................................................................................. 33 5.6 Rotating groups and group sequences...................................................................................... 34 PTZ controls.......................................................................................................................................... 35 Recording.............................................................................................................................................. 36 7.1 Manual recording ....................................................................................................................... 36 7.2 Programmed recording .............................................................................................................. 37 Motion & audio detection .................................................................................................................... 40 8.1 Motion grid ................................................................................................................................. 40 8.2 Motion detector area settings .................................................................................................... 40 8.3 Motion detector activation .......................................................................................................... 41 8.4 Audio detector activation............................................................................................................ 41
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Watch, listen, speak to and monitor each camera connected to a network remotely without being physically present. “URMET 4ch Viewer” is a professional software with DVR functions for monitoring groups of four remote cameras. The cameras must be installed and the network must be correctly configured to use the software. Refer to the corresponding installation manuals for installing the cameras.
1.1
MAIN SOFTWARE FUNCTIONS Watch live remote camera feed. Monitor connected I/O devices in real time. Operate cameras with Pan/Tilt/Zoom functions. Listen to remote site audio. Speak to remote users. Record audio and video signals. Record in Motion Detection or upon event mode. Organise camera groups. Program camera and MPEG4 encoding parameters.
1.2
COMPATIBLE PRODUCTS
This software is compatible with the 1090/667 and 1090/669 network interfaces. Refer to the respective installation and hardware manuals for additional information on these products.
1.3
MODEL
BRIEF DESCRIPTION
1090/667
1 channel MPEG4 1 QVGA video server
1090/669
4 channel MPEG4 1 QVGA video server
IF THE REMOTE CAMERA IS NOT ACCESSIBLE FROM THE PC
Firstly check the connections and network configuration if the remote camera is not accessible from your PC. If the network includes a device with Firewall functions (i.e. a router), the ports used by the video server (1090/667 and 1090/669) may be blocked. Video servers use two consecutive ports to establish audio and video connections. The choice of which ports to use is made by the user during the “URMET 4ch Viewer” software configuration (see chapter 4.4). If the port selected during configuration (e.g. 700) is used for the audio connection, the port next to it (e.g. port 701) will be used for the video connection. Check that the ports are used for TCP data transmission if device connection problems are found. All devices to be connected via the “URMET 4CH Viewer” software must be appropriately configured using the “Admin Tool” configuration software. Refer to the “Admin Tool” software instruction manual for how to configure the video servers (1090/667 and 1090/669).
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REMOTE CAMERA AUTHENTICATION: “ADMIN” OR “USER” MODE
There are two camera authentication levels: • •
Administration level (Admin) User level (Guest).
Log in as “Admin” for accessing advanced functions and for configuring camera parameters. Simply log in as a “User” for normal camera use. Refer to chapter 4.8.1 for more detailed information.
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INSTALLATION/UNINSTALLATION INSTALLATION
Insert the CD-ROM in the driver to install the “URMET 4ch Viewer” software. The installation program will start-up automatically. The installation program will not start-up automatically if the autorun function is deactivated on your PC. Browse the CD manually and select the setup file.
2.2
UNINSTALLATION
Proceed as shown below to uninstall the software from your computer. Press (START → Programs → 4ch viewer → Uninstall 4ch viewer)
Figure 1 Software uninstallation
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HOME PAGE
The user interface button for controlling the system appear on the home page. Once the system is correctly set up, this page will be sufficient to display and listen to the remote cameras. The PTZ controls are also found on the home page.
Figure 2 "URMET 4CH Viewer": home page
3.1
VIDEO CHANNEL DISPLAY STRUCTURE
IP address Change channel State icons
Volume Connection port
Connect
Record
Save picture
Figure 3 Video channel display
Audio
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DESCRIPTION
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Camera Status
Shows the camera status if Motion Detection, Audio Detection and external sensors are used
Connect
Connects the camera
Record
Records the video channel
Audio
Switches audio on and off
Channel Change
Switches the video channel (available with 1090/669 only)
Volume Adjusting
Adjusts the volume
Mic
Switches the microphone on and off
Text
Shows the time and date or the camera name
Capture
Saves the image
Port number
Indicates the port to be used for connection
IP Address
Shows the IP address of the device
INFORMATION ON THE CURRENT GROUP AND HOME PAGE CONTROLS
Figure 4 Upper bar Always top
Group displayed
on
Minimise
Close
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DESCRIPTION
Always on Top
Keep the window always in the foreground
Minimize
Minimizes the program window
Close
Ends the program
Group Information
Shows information on the current group
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3.3
STATE DISPLAY WINDOW Connection time
Time Server
Recording time Current date/time Hard disk capacity
Figure 5 State window CONFIGURATION ITEMS
DESCRIPTION
Set date/time
Shows current date and time
Hard disk capacity
Shows the percentage of free space for recording on the hard disk
Recording time
Shows the duration of the recording
Connection time
Shows the duration of the connection
Time Server
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Shows whether a time server is used or not : In use
: Not in use
CONNECTION/RECORDING AND CHANGE USER BUTTONS
The buttons below can be used to connect and disconnect or to start and stop the recording of an entire camera group without needing to repeat the same operation for each camera. Record all
Disconnect all
Stop all recordings
Connect all
Switch users
Figure 6 Connection control buttons CONFIGURATION ITEMS
DESCRIPTION
Connect All
Connects all the cameras in a group at the same time
Disconnect All
Disconnects all the cameras in a group at the same time
Record All
Records the images of all connected cameras
Stop All Recording
Stops all recordings at the same time
Switch Users
Changes user connected to devices
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CAMERA INFORMATION WINDOW
This window shows the camera group and each camera that belongs to the group. Press the button shown in the figure to open this window.
Figure 7 Group information and video channel window CONFIGURATION ITEM
DESCRIPTION
Group
Selects the camera group to be connected
Channel
Press the channel button to connect the camera
Camera name
Shows the name of the camera
Test
Ping to test PC connection to camera
Ping
A green LED will light up after the test to show that the camera is connected correctly to the network. Otherwise a red LED will light up
Change
Connects all selected video channels
eIMPORTANT NOTE Some networks block transmission of ping signals. The ping test may not work in this case.
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TRANSMISSION STATE WINDOW
This window is used to monitor the audio/video transmission state: press the button below to access the function.
Figure 8 Transmission state window CONFIGURATION ITEM
DESCRIPTION
FRAME RATE
Shows the average frame rate (last 10 seconds) of the selected channel
BANDWIDTH
Shows the bandwidth used for transmission
AUDIO DATA
Shows the amount of transmitted audio data
FPS
Shows the set frame rate
BITRATE
Shows the set bitrate
I-FRAME
I-frame transmission range
MAX-Q
Shows the set MAX Q
MIN-Q
Shows the set MIN Q
SENSITIVITY
Shows the set motion and audio detector sensitivity
MODE
Shows the selected operative mode for the camera in use (DVR/ Network)
MODEL
Shows the firmware of the connected device
Event
Shows the connection history
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ADVANCED SETTINGS WINDOW
Press the button shown in the figure to access the advanced settings window.
Figure 9 Advanced settings window eIMPORTANT NOTE Refer to chapter 4.8.5 for description and use of advanced functions.
3.8
OTHER CONFIGURATION BUTTONS
4 ch
1 ch full screen
Rotate channel
1 ch
4 ch full screen
Rotate groups
Rotate time
Rotate
Figure 10 Lower bar
Player
Configuration
Admin Tool
CONFIGURATION ITEM
DESCRIPTION
4 screen
Standard four channel display (320X240)
1 screen
One channel display (640X480)
Full screen
Shows one channel in full screen mode
Full 4 screen
Shows four channels in full screen mode
Rotate
Switches rotation on and off
Rotate 1 channel
Sets video channel rotation
Rotate 4 channel
Sets group rotation
Rotate time
Sets the rotation frequency (5-60 sec)
Configuration
Opens the configuration window (camera recording and system setup)
Player
Accesses player search functions (playback) Starts the “1 CH Player” program
Admin Tool
Activates the Admin Tool configuration software
eIMPORTANT NOTE Before starting “1CH Player” and “Admin Tool” with the buttons shown, deactivate the “Always on Top” function in the main window to view the program windows (see chapter 3.2). DS1090-162
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URMET 4 CH VIEWER SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION
Press “Configuration” (fig.10) in the main window: the “4CH Viewer Configuration” page will appear as shown in figure 11. Enter your password (see chapter 4.7) to access system configuration. The password is not programmed by default: simply press “OK” without entering the password. It is advisable, although not absolutely necessary, to configure several professional cameras (when used) in groups of four to simplify and speed up video channel access.
4.1
GROUP MANAGEMENT
This window can be used to create, rename and delete groups. Cameras can be added and removed from the groups.
Figure 11 Camera group management window CONFIGURATION ITEM
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Folder
Expands/collapses all camera lists in each group
Test
Tests connection of the camera selected in the list
Add Group
Adds a new camera group
Rename Group
Changes the name of the group selected in the list
Delete Group
Deletes the group selected in the list
Reset All
Deletes all group settings
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4.1.1 DEFAULT GROUP A default group is found in the group list when the “Add Group” button is pressed. You can change the group name and record cameras (refer to the “Group name update” menu).
Figure 12 Example of how to create a default group 4.1.2 DEFAULT GROUP Proceed as follows to add a new group to the list. Enter the group name (e.g. group 1) in the “group name” field. Press “ADD Group” (shown in the figure).
Figure 13 Example of how to create a new group
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4.1.3 CHANGING A GROUP NAME Proceed as follows to change a group name: Select the group to be changed in the list. Enter the name of the group to be updated (e.g. North Building). Press “Update Group” (shown in the figure).
Figure 14 Example of how to change a group 4.1.4 DELETING A GROUP Proceed as follows to delete groups or cameras from the list. Select the group to be deleted. Press “Delete Group” (shown in the figure). Press “YES” to confirm deletion.
Figure 15 Example of how to delete a group
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4.1.5 CHANGING THE POSITION OF A GROUP The order of the groups in a list can be changed as follows. Proceed as follows to change the position in the group. Select the group to be moved with the mouse. Drag it to the required position.
4.1.6 QUICK GROUP PROGRAMMING Groups can be managed even faster: right-click the mouse on the group name to open a shortcut menu. Select the items with the mouse.
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4.2
SCANNING DEVICES CONNECTED TO THE LOCAL NETWORK
You will normally need to known the IP address and port of the device to be connected. The URMET software provides a connected device search function which make configuration even simpler. This method can be used to find the cameras connected to a local network and to organise camera groups without knowing the camera IP address. Press “Scan” to list all the devices connected to the network.
Figure 16 Scanning the devices connected to the network CONFIGURATION ITEMS
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Add Camera
Adds the camera selected in the list to the group
Modify Camera
Updates the camera name
Delete Camera
Deletes the selected camera
Delete all Camera
Deletes all recorded cameras
Camera ID
Camera name (stored in device firmware)
IP Address
Camera IP address
Camera Name
Camera name chosen by the user
IP Mode
Changes camera IP (Static IP/DNS/IP server)
Address/Domain
Camera IP address/domain name
Port
Camera connection port
PTZ
Camera PTZ driver (if camera is provided with PTZ)
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4.3
CAMERA MANAGEMENT
Four cameras belonging to the selected group are shown in the lower right part of the window. 4.3.1
ADDING A CAMERA Adding a camera to the scanned camera list
After listing the cameras with the scan function, select the camera to be added to the group and either press “Add” or drag the camera to the lower window. The camera will appear in the lower window.
Figure 17 Example of how to add a camera to the list Adding a camera directly This procedure can only be used when the cameras are not connected to the local network: Select the group to which you want to add a camera from the list. Press “Add a camera” (see figure).
Figure 18 Example of how to add a camera to a group (quick method)
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The camera settings window will then appear. Enter the camera data and press either “OK” or “Apply”. (Refer to chapter 4.4 for settings).
Figure 19 Camera configuration 4.3.2 CHANGING CAMERA PARAMETERS Proceed as follows to change the camera configurations: Select the camera to be changed. Press “Modify Camera” shown in the figure (or double-click on the selected camera). The configuration window will appear. Enter the camera parameters in the required fields. Press “Apply” or “OK”.
(Refer to chapter 4.4 for settings).
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4.3.3 DELETING A CAMERA Proceed as follows to delete a camera: Select the camera to be deleted. Click on “Delete Camera”. Confirm the operation when required.
Figure 21 Example of how to delete a camera 4.3.4 CHANGING THE POSITION OF A CAMERA The position of each camera can be changed. Proceed as follows: Select the camera to be moved. Drag the camera to the new position.
Figure 22 Example of how to move a camera
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CAMERA SETTINGS
Each camera can be configured after organising the camera groups. Configurations include IP address, user assigned name, port number and user connection, etc. The camera configuration page appears as follows:
Figure 23 Camera configuration window CONFIGURATION ITEM
DESCRIPTION
Basic
Basic camera configurations
Advance
Advanced camera configurations
Alarm
Alarm settings
Record
Recording settings
Name
User assigned camera name
IP Mode
IP mode selection (Static, DDNS, IP server)
Address/Domain
Camera domain name or IP address (Enter IP address when Static mode is selected. Enter domain name, when DDNS mode is selected)
Port
Logic port used for connection (e.g. 700)
Username
User for connection (e.g. “guest”)
Password
Connection password (e.g. “guest”)
PTZ Driver
PTZ driver selection (if camera is provided with PTZ)
Channel
Device video channel selection (for four-video channel devices, e.g. 1090/669)
Description
User assigned description
Connect
Connects the camera
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4.4.1 USING STATIC IP Select “IP Mode” Static” and enter the IP address of the device to be connected if known.
Figure 24 Example of static IP configuration 4.4.2 USING IP SERVER Select IP mode “IP Server” and enter the server IP address, the video channel port and the user’s ID/PW if an IP server is used to connect the camera. The IP server will automatically provide the camera IP address and allow connection. (Refer to the “Admin Tool” manual).
Figure 25 Example of IP server configuration eIMPORTANT NOTE With an IP server, use the camera name stored in the device firmware with the “Admin Tool” software (refer to the Admin Tool manual).
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BASIC FUNCTION SETTINGS
The window below can be used to adjust the basic functions, such as: volume, buffering time, number of connection attempts, alarms, frame snapshot button and video resolution.
Figure 26 Basic function settings window
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CONFIGURATION ITEM Audio
Switches device audio on and off
Volume
Adjusts the volume (0~100) mute on/off
Video Buffer
Adjusts the image buffering time (0~5/S)
Unconnected situation
When the camera connection is lost, switches the functions listed by the side on and off
Reconnect
Indicates the number of reconnection attempts (0~10) (the camera will automatically attempt to reconnect with this function)
Beep
A beep will be heard when the camera is not connected
Image
An image will appear when the camera is not connected
E-mail
An e-mail message will be sent when the camera is not connected
Caption
Switches the on-screen captions on and off
Frame
Shows the frame number in the active text
Camera name
Shows the camera name in the active text
Date / Time
Shows the date and time in the active text
Video Resolution
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DESCRIPTION
Selects video resolution (320 × 240, 640 × 480) (function available for some models only)
ALARM SETTING
This menu is used to set alarm conditions. Events detected by a motion or audio detector sensor will be notified to the user by a video message, a sound, an e-mail, etc.
Figure 27 Alarm configuration window
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CONFIGURATION ITEM
DESCRIPTION
Sensor 1-4
Sets sensor alarms
Motion
Sets the Motion Detector alarms
Audio
Sets the Audio Detector alarms
Popup Msg
Sets the message which will appear when the event occurs
Sound
Sets the sound to play when the event occurs
E-mail
Sets the e-mail address where to send the event alarm message
Output
Selects the type of output to be selected in the event of an alarm
Record
Selects the event recording time
Message
Sets the message to be sent to the programmed e-mail address
Beep
Switches the PC beep on and off
Buzzer
Switches the buzzer on and off (function available on some models only)
Reset
Resets all
OK
Applies the programmed settings and closes the alarm window
Cancel
Cancels changed settings
Apply
Applies all settings
HOW TO SET ALARMS
Proceed as follows to program the alarms: Select the sensor or the Motion/Audio Detector on the top. Enable the required alarm functions. Press “Apply”. Repeat the steps above for all events to be monitored.
Figure 28 Alarm configuration eIMPORTANT NOTE
The items shown in the output drop-down menu are programmed in the advanced settings window and are used to control several outputs at the same time (chapter 4.8.3).
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SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
The following operations can be performed in System Setting mode: Enable time server, memory area, language and SMTP server. Change access password for accessing configuration. Upgrade software to most recent version.
Figure 29 System configuration window CONFIGURATION ITEM
DESCRIPTION
Time server
Selects the time server to be used (optional)
Check Period
Time server check time range (optional)
Storage
Select the memory unit and press “continue” to use the recording function Press “stop” if you do not want to use the recording function
Auto Connect
Automatically connects the cameras
Auto Record
Automatically records the connected video channels
Save to
Selects the directory where to save images (capture)
Select Language
Selects the language
SMTP Server
Enters the SMTP server mail name
Smart Update
The program will refresh at each start-up
Use Direct X
Indicates if Direct X or GDI mode (Unix systems) is used
Change PW
Changes the password to access system configuration
Caption Color
Selects the colour of the on-screen text
Apply
Applies all settings
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ADVANCED SETTINGS
4.8.1 CHANGING USERS Connect the devices in administration mode before using advanced settings. You can connect to devices in two ways: administration or user. Connect as “Admin.” to access protected configurations and to check important functions. Select “Switch User” and follow the procedure to change the connection user: Right-click on the video channel to be connected. Select Switch user. Enter the administration ID/Password of the device. The connection will be resumed with the new user shown at the end of the procedure (check the item shown on the top right in the “User/Admin” video channel field).
Figure 30 Example of how to change the user
Select “Switch All User”
to change all device connection users at the same time.
eIMPORTANT NOTE If a group containing several video channels transmitted by the same device (1090/669) is configured, access the device in “Admin” mode and use the “Switch User” function on a single video channel because the devices will accept one only active connection in “Admin” mode. The “Switch User” button must not be used in this case.
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4.8.2 ADVANCED SETTINGS WINDOW Advanced settings can be changed by expert system users only (system administrators). To activate the advanced settings mode, press “Advance” in the camera configuration menu. eIMPORTANT NOTE Connect to the device in administration mode to open the advanced settings window. To connect the device in configuration mode, press “Connect” in the “Basic” window and then press “Advance” and enter “Admin ID and Password” (default root / root).
Figure 31 Advanced configurations window CONFIGURATION ITEM
MODE
DVR
Sends all frames in all cases
Network
Sends the frames according to network availability
I-Frame
Sends I-frame only
All
Sends all frames
Motion
Sends all frames according to motion detected by the images
Motion
Switches motion detection function on and off Adjusts motion detection sensitivity
Audio
Switches audio detection function on and off Adjusts audio detection sensitivity
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Image quality
Selects image quality Higher quality means more data to transmit
Biaudio
Switches the microphone (two-way audio) on and off
Show Grid
Shows the motion grid
Default
Resets all default settings
GPIO command
This command is used to control more than one GPIO output at a time (0 → Off; 1 → On)
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4.8.3 CREATE GPIO COMMANDS This setting is needed to control more than one GPIO output signal at a time. The state of several outputs can be changed by one only command. The procedure is shown below: Select the GPIO line to be used (according to 0/1 commands). Enter the command name. Press “Add”. Press “Apply” on the advanced settings window.
Figure 32 Adding GPIO commands 4.8.4 DELETING GPIO COMMANDS Proceed as follows to delete a GPIO command: Select the GPIO command. Press “Delete”.
Figure 33 Deleting a GPIO command
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4.8.5 ADVANCED COMMAND WINDOW (HOME PAGE) This window is used to program the motion detection, audio detection and GPIO controls directly on the home page of the program without accessing configuration mode. Press “Advance setting” to open the window (chapter 3.7). The administration password may be needed for some commands. Connected users must be authorised to control device outputs (refer to the “Admin Tool” software manual for how to change user authorisations).
GPIO out
Figure 34 Advanced control window CONFIGURATION ITEM
DESCRIPTION
Buffering
Adjusts the image buffering time (deactivate the buffer if jumping image are not received)
Audio sensitivity
Adjusts audio detection sensitivity
Motion sensitivity
Adjusts motion detection sensitivity
S1, S2, S3, S4
Sends GPIO signals to the selected device outputs
Motion Grid
Shows and selects motion areas
I-frame
Sends I-frames (reference frames) only
All frame
Sends all frames
Motion
Sends frames only when motion is detected
Quality
Sets and adjusts image quality (chapter 4.8.6) Sends the command to several GPIO outputs at the same time (chapter 4.8.3)
Switch user
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4.8.6 TRANSMISSION PARAMETER AND IMAGE QUALITY SETTING This window can be used to program the transmission parameters and the image quality. Press “Quality”
to access the function.
Figure 35 Transmission parameter and image quality configuration window CONFIGURATION ITEMS
DESCRIPTION
Network condition
Selects the network access mode
Frame rate
Sets the frame rate. Set a higher frame rate if the network transmission conditions are correct; otherwise set a lower value
Bit rate
Program so that the data to be transmitted is compatible with the network speed
I-frame
Sets the I-frame time range
Min-Q
MPEG-4 compression value: higher Q settings correspond to lower image definition
Max-Q
MPEG-4 compression value
Press “Apply” at the end of the operation to apply the changes to the device.
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VIDEO CHANNEL DISPLAY
5.1
IMAGE DISPLAY
The video channels can be displayed in three ways: 1. 2. 3.
By connecting to a camera belonging in a group. By using the “Quick Connect” function. By using the recorded “Load Camera” procedure.
5.1.1 SELECTING A CAMERA IN A GROUP Open the group selection window → Select the group → Select the channel → Select the camera (Channel button) → Press “CHANGE”.
Figure 36 Playing feed 5.1.2 QUICK CONNECT FUNCTION Right-click on the display → Press “Quick Connect” → Enter the parameters of the camera to be connected → Press “OK”.
Static IP
IP Server
Figure 37 Quick Connect functions
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5.1.3 CONNECTING A RECORDED CAMERA Proceed as follows to connect a previously recorded camera: Right-click on the display. Select “Load Camera”. Select the group. Select the camera.
Figure 38 Connect a camera recorded in the system (load camera function)
5.2
ON-SCREEN CAPTIONS
Predetermined information can be displayed on the video using the “Caption” function. Press “Caption”; the colour of the text can be selected. (Refer to the “System setting” menu, chapter 4.7 for changing the text colour).
Figure 39 Example of how to use the caption function
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CAPTURE FUNCTION
Click on “Capture” to save a live feed frame.
Figure 40 Capture function example Captured images can be saved or printed. eIMPORTANT NOTE The directory where to save the captured images can be chosen (refer to “System setting” menu in chapter 4.7).
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CHANGING THE CHANNEL
Each video channel display manages four live video streams (if connected to a 1090/669 device). Select the video channel number to change the video flow (shown in the figure).
Figure 41 Live video channel selection example
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CHANGING THE VIDEO SIZE
The size and arrangement of the video channels can be changed using the buttons below.
Figure 42 Changing the video size
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5.6
ROTATING GROUPS AND GROUP SEQUENCES
The group rotation function is particularly useful when several cameras need to be managed at the same time. Proceed as follows to make the most of this function: Organise the groups (see chapter 4.1). Record the cameras (see chapter 4.3). Set the rotation time (see chapter 3.8). Select “Rotate 4 Channel” (see chapter 3.8). Press “Rotate” (see chapter 3.8). Group [Rotate] Group 1
Group 2 4 Group3 8 Group4 12
Figure 43 Rotation function Proceed as follows to use the “group sequence” function: Organise the groups (see chapter 4.1). Record the cameras (see chapter 4.3). Set the rotation time (see chapter 3.8). Select “Rotate 1 Channel” (see chapter 3.8). Press “Rotate” (see chapter 3.8). Group [Sequence] 1
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Figure 44 Group sequence function eIMPORTANT NOTE Unconnected cameras will not appear in the group sequence. Use the group rotation function to show also disconnected cameras.
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PTZ CONTROLS
Cameras with PTZ functions can be controlled using the “URMET 4CH Viewer” software. PTZ control structure
Advanced PTZ controls
Direction control
Home
Figure 45 PTZ Controls CONFIGURATION ITEM
DESCRIPTION
Advance function
Press to access advanced controls: Preset, Iris, light and PTZ driver to be used
Direction control
To control the direction of the camera
Home
To return to the initial position (function available for some models only)
Auto
The camera will automatically perform the programmed movements (function available for some models only)
Speed
Modulates the movement speed of the camera
Zoom
Zooms in and out
Focus
Adjusts focus
eIMPORTANT NOTE The following are required to use PTZ controls: “SIO” authorisations (refer to the “Admin Tool” software manual). Program the PTZ driver in the camera configuration window (chapter 4.4).
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RECORDING
The images can be recorded in various ways: Manually Programmed (days and times) When an alarm occurs Automatic following Motion / Audio Detection eIMPORTANT NOTE Select a memory unit where to save the recordings and press “Continue” to enable any recording function. (Refer to the “System Settings” menu chapter 4.7).
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MANUAL RECORDING Starting and stopping the recording
Press “Rec” (shown) to manually start recording a video channel. Press “Rec” again to stop recording.
Figure 46 Manual recording
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PROGRAMMED RECORDING
This function can be used to start and stop recording automatically and programmed times and on programmed days.
Figure 47 Programmed recording window CONFIGURATION ITEMS
DESCRIPTION
Normal
Normal recording
Motion
Records following Motion Detection
Audio
Records following Audio Detection
Sensor
Records following alarm generated by an external sensor
Reset
Resets all settings
Recording reservation
Selects the days when to start recording
Camera Reboot
Selects the days when to restart the connected device
Reboot time
Select the restart time
OK
Applies the settings and closes the window
Cancel
Ignores the changes made
Apply
Applies the settings
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Example of programmed recordings Date: Monday, Thursday and Sunday - Time: from 2.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m. 1. 2. 3. 4.
Select “Normal”. Select and drag from 14 to 20 on the time bar. Select the days of the week. Click on “Apply”.
Figure 48 Example of programmed recordings Example of recording following Motion Detection
Date: Saturday and Sunday - Time: from 8.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. 1. 2. 3. 4.
Select “Motion”. Select and drag from 8 to 18 on the time bar. Select the days of the week. Click on “Apply”.
Figure 49 Example of recording following Motion Detection
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Example of recording following Audio Detection
Date: Monday, Thursday and Sunday - Time: from 2.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m. 1. 2. 3. 4.
Select “Motion”. Select and drag from 14 to 20 on the time bar. Select the days of the week. Click on “Apply”.
Figure 50 Example of recording following Audio Detection Example of recording following external sensor alarm
Date: Monday, Thursday and Sunday - Time: from 2.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m. 1. 2. 3. 4.
Select Sensor. Select and drag from 14 to 20 on the time bar. Select the days of the week. Click on “Apply”.
Figure 51 Example of recording following external sensor alarm eIMPORTANT NOTE The Motion, Audio, Sensor functions can be activated at the same time.
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MOTION & AUDIO DETECTION
The motion grids are found in the “Advanced” menu on the home page (chapter 4.8.5).
8.1
MOTION GRID
Press “Motion Grid Show” movement is detected.
to show the grid over the live feed. The colour of the frame will turn red when a
Figure 52 Motion detection example 8.2
MOTION DETECTOR AREA SETTINGS
These settings are used to select the motion detection areas in transmitted images. After setting the areas, the Motion Detector (if active) will notify only the events occurring in the selected area. Additionally, by selecting the “Motion” transmission mode, only the frames containing movement in the selected areas will be transmitted. Select the cells to be activated to select the movement detection area. The areas will automatically turn blue. Press “Motion Grid Show”
to access this function.
Figure 53 Example of Motion Detection area programming
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MOTION DETECTOR ACTIVATION
To control the movement in some areas, firstly program the areas in the grid, press “Motion detect” and select the required sensitivity (“Advanced” menu on the home page - chapter 4.8.5).
Figure 54 Example of Motion Detector activation eIMPORTANT NOTE The alarm notification following “Motion Detection” can be set on the alarm management page (chapter 4.6).
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AUDIO DETECTOR ACTIVATION
Press “Audio Detect” and adjust the sensitivity to use the function. The program will notify events according to the functions set in the alarm management window.
Figure 55 Example of Audio Detection eIMPORTANT NOTE The alarm notification following “Audio Detection” can be set on the alarm management page (chapter 4.6).
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