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To use the Contents, Index, or Search: On the Help menu, click Help. To print a Help topic: Right-click in the right pane and select Print. Toolbar Displays the available buttons. Point to an icon to display a tooltip. Playback controls Allows you to control instant playback or a camera sequence or alarm sequence. You find the manuals as PDF files on your Setup CD.License requirements See the data sheet for Bosch VMS for the available licenses. Enterprise System The target of a Bosch VMS Enterprise System is to enable a user of Operator Client to simultaneously access multiple Management Servers.In this case the own Management Server must also be part of the Enterprise Management Server configuration. Figure 4.2: Enterprise Scenario 2. For each Management Server assigned to one or more Enterprise User Groups, 1 license (MBV-XSUB) is required. Alarm notifications appear in the Alarm Lists of all users configured for this alarm. Alarm video is immediately displayed on configured monitors. If it is an automatically displayed alarm (auto pop-up), the alarm video is also automatically displayed on the Operator Client workstation’s alarm monitors. Each user group's live and playback displays are also assigned priorities. See the Online Help for details. If a newer version of the application is stored on the Management Server, this version is installed automatically by no-touch deployment when you log on. Some of the features described in this chapter can be deactivated for your user group. Selecting a time zone. Drag an item from the Logical Tree window to an Image pane. Repeat this until all required cameras are displayed. Click to stop recording. If you do not click to stop recording, manual recording stops after the configured manual recording time. This digital zoom has 11 levels: 1x, 1.35x, 1.8x, 2.5x, 3.3x, 4.5x, 6x, 8.2x, 11x, 14.9x, 20.1x. For accessing these control elements, leave the full-screen-mode.http://www.classic-serviceparts.nl/content/bravo-ii-autoprinter-manual.xml
This displays the video signal on the analog monitor and plays the audio signal on the speakers if connected to the decoder. DiBos and Bosch Allegiant cameras cannot be assigned this way. A user with a higher priority can take over the control and lock the camera control. For using low bandwidth networks, the VRM must be equipped with at least one transcoding device. You can view a map in the required ratio and zooming factor. Hence, you see all your devices and their places at a glance. The cursor changes to an arrow. Click to swivel to the left direction in a small step. Keep the mouse button pressed to swivel continuously. Favorites Tree You can add every item of the Logical Tree to the Favorites Tree to create your own subset of the Logical Tree. If desired, use the digital zoom and select an image section. The Edit Bookmark dialog box is displayed. Make changes if required. The size of the recordings to be exported is estimated. If free space is not enough, an error message is displayed. The recordings are exported to the selected data medium. Some of the features described in this chapter can be deactivated for your user group. Selecting a time zone. Use a Timeline control for the required playing option. You can only check the authenticity of DiBos and Bosch VMS NVR cameras. Other cameras are ignored. If non-authentic data is found, the process stops and the date and time of theses data is displayed. When you export a video in native format, you can add Bosch VMS Archive Player as a viewer. Data in ASF format can be played with standard software such as Windows Media Player. The size of the recordings to be exported is estimated. The recordings are exported to the selected data medium. On the Timeline menu, click the Load Exported Video. command. The dialog box for opening export files is displayed. Using the Hairline, select the time period on the Timeline. Click. The Motion Search dialog box is displayed.http://www.mk-kozielewicz.pl/userfiles/file/bravo-ii-autoprinter-manual.xml
The selected time period is copied to the Start: and End: fields. For using low bandwidth networks, the VRM must be equipped with at least one transcoding device. Notice! A map displayed in an Alarm Image pane is optimized for display and contains only the initial view of the basic.dwf file. If no action plan is assigned to the alarm, the dialog box only displays the Comment: field. To change the column width: Point to the right border of the column heading. The pointer becomes a double-headed arrow. Set PTZ position. Enter a valid number for a preset and confirm with Blinking indicates that the input of a number is required. This chapter describes the user interface of the Bosch IntuiKey keyboard. The following illustration shows the various interface elements of the keyboard: DSrv. If scanning is successful: In the softkey display, Terminal and Keyboard Control menus are displayed. For selecting Bosch VMS, press the Terminal softkey. Mon: Allows you to enter a monitor number (digital or analog monitor). Both the analog and the digital mode are available. If the keyboard is connected to a decoder, the feature set is reduced. Only the analog mode is available. To display cameras of an Enterprise System, select the Management Server where these cameras are configured. Press a softkey to execute the desired command.Notice! Only Bosch VMS users with number-only user names and number-only passwords can use the analog mode of a Bosch IntuiKey keyboard. The user must have access rights for the decoder connected to the Bosch IntuiKey keyboard. Toolbar Displays the available buttons. Playback controls Allows you to control instant playback or a camera sequence or alarm sequence. Displays all alarms that the system generates. Allows you to accept or clear an alarm or to start a. If an incoming alarm has a lower priority than the currently displayed Image window, the tab starts blinking and indicates an alarm.https://www.thebiketube.com/acros-bosch-logixx-7-wis24140gb-manual
If the incoming alarm has a higher priority than the Live or Playback Image window, the Alarm Image window is displayed automatically. Toolbar Displays the available buttons. Performance Displays the CPU usage and the memory usage.Timeline window Allows you to find motion. Motion Search Results window Allows you to find recorded videos. Video Search Results window Displays all alarms that the system generates. Allows you to drag the map to display a particular section of the map. If activated, a map is displayed automatically for each camera displayed in an Image pane. In this case, the camera must be window configured on a map. Toolbar Displays the available buttons. Playback controls Allows you to control instant playback or a camera sequence or alarm sequence. Time Displays the time when the alarm was triggered. Alarm Sequence buttons Click to display the previous or next Alarm Image pane. Available only in Playback Mode. Click to display the Select Search Parameters dialog box. Toggle Image Pane Bars Hides or displays the Image pane bars. Show Less Image Panes Decreases the number of displayed Image panes. Help menu commands Display Help Displays the Bosch VMS Online Help. About. Displays a dialog box containing information on the installed system, for example the version number. This time is also valid for alarm sequences. The map is displayed in the Map window of the Control monitor. If the selected camera is not configured on any map, the Map window is cleared. When you export a video in native format, you can add Bosch VMS Archive Player as a viewer. Data in ASF format can be played with standard software such as Windows Media Player. Export file viewer Click to select that a setup for Bosch VMS Archive Player is stored in the location selected under Data Medium. ASF (Media Player Compatible) Click to select the ASF format (Windows Media Player compatible). In the list, select an entry for the quality.http://floreswindows.com/images/bosch-video-management-system-user-manual.pdf
When you export a video in native format, you can add Bosch VMS Archive Player as a viewer. Data in ASF format can be played with standard software such as Windows Media Player. When you export a video in native format, you can add Bosch VMS Archive Player as a viewer. Data in ASF format can be played with standard software such as Windows Media Player. ASF (Media Player Compatible) Click to select the ASF format (Windows Media Player compatible). In the list, select an entry for the quality. A brown frame around a camera Image pane indicates a static camera image. Prepositions: Select an entry to move the PTZ control to the predefined position. Click to save the current position of the PTZ camera to the selected preposition entry. Minimum is 1 Image pane. You can display one camera in several Image panes simultaneously.The playback of all displayed Image panes is synchronized. Many features enable the precise finding of scenes you are searching for. The Timeline for NVR recordings in Operator Client and Bosch VMS Archive Player displays the following information indicated by a color or hatching: NVR recording. Move the slider to adjust the playback speed for the selected cameras. Changing the playback speed, page 44 Use the controls to control the playback of the selected cameras. Allows you rapid time positioning for playing the corresponding videos. Using the Timeline, page 43 Exporting video data, page 45 Finding motion (only NVR recordings), page 47. You configure the Forensic Search in the Surveillance Tasks field. You cannot clear an alarm that has the comment or force workflow attribute before you have displayed the action plan and entered a comment. If the alarm is configured as an auto-clear alarm, the alarm is removed from the Alarm List after the auto-clear time (configured in the Configuration Client). Click to display the Image pane in full-screen mode. Click to print an image of the selected Image pane.
Click to display Live or Playback Mode again when the Alarm Image window is displayed.Problems with playing recorded videos Caution. Do not attempt to play recorded videos exported with Bosch VMS V.1.1 with Archive Player from Bosch VMS V.1.0. This can result in data loss. Issue Cause. If not, user B cannot start the Operator BVIP Bosch Video over IP. Name of a growing family of Client.Bosch VMS Management Server hosting the This encoder must have audio-in and audio-out.You need The Intercom functionality can be granted per one or more Enterprise User groups referring to user group. This NVR is different from the plants. VIDOS NVR which can be integrated in Bosch Video Management System. Logbook Container for logging all events in Bosch Video Operator Client Management System. Image interface. Displays lines as graphical panes with maps or HTML files can be part of a representations of the recordings of the selected View. In the first step you have to double check the license uploaded in intercom.As a last step you have to choose video codec H.264 and enable UDP unicast stream. All these settings are also shown in the picture below. In the following example Virtual Input Port number 2 is controlled by pressing a quick dial button. It can be of course controlled by different Automation events such as Motion Detected or Input Changed. Assign chosen device. VirtualInput from Automation: Input O pened. Select one of the 10 provided inputs and set it as shown below. The ONVIF Source Value parameter defines which virtual port will activate this input. These are configured in a simillar way as the device inputs, but instead of Input Opened and Input Closed the Relay Opened and Relay Closed events are used. In the first step you have to double check the license uploaded in intercom.As a last step you have to choose video codec H.264 and enable UDP unicast stream. It can be of course controlled by different Automation events such as Motion Detected or Input Changed.
VirtualInput from Automation: Input O pened. Select one of the 10 provided inputs and set it as shown below. All these settings are also shown in the picture below. VirtualInput from Automation: Input O pened. In the first step you have to double check the license uploaded in intercom.As a last step you have to choose video codec H.264 and enable UDP unicast stream. All these settings are also shown in the picture below. VirtualInput from Automation: Input Opened. All these settings are also shown in the picture below. Click on the “Connect” button after that. Specify also the name of VSG camera. Do not forget to save the settings! If you have any maps uploaded in the Bosch system, you can place this camera into the structure. Select this camera and see live video stream from. Configuration Manual User Manual User Manual To use this website, you must agree to our Privacy Policy, including cookie policy. VIDOS to Bosch VMS Migration Guide In an existing VIDOS VRM system (encoders and) cameras are recorded on an iscsi device. Before you activate the new Bosch VMS configuration, make sure that you have added the VRM, the iscsi device and all your (encoders and) cameras. The recordings of each (encoder and) camera that has not been added, is deleted as soon as you activate your Bosch VMS configuration. When you change the hardware of the VRM server, first remove the (encoders and) cameras and then the storage from the VRM server, otherwise recordings get lost. Do not change any IP address of (encoders and) cameras during migration. Otherwise recordings can get lost. Do not activate your configuration until you have completed the entire configuration. Otherwise the configuration is sent to all affected devices and the VIDOS clients cannot operate. Depending on the configuration performed until the activation, recording can get interrupted and recordings can get lost.
When you scan the network for (encoders and) cameras recorded with VRM from within Bosch VMS Configuration Client, the cameras are automatically renamed. Backup VRM is not supported in Bosch VMS. DOC V VIDOS to Bosch VMS Migration Guide Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH The following use cases are covered in this document: Migrate VRM to Bosch Video Management System Section 4.2 Migrating VRM, page 7. Add VIDOS NVR to Bosch Video Management System Section 4.3 Adding a VIDOS NVR to Bosch VMS, page 9. Migrate VIDOS user settings to Bosch Video Management System Section 4.4 Migrating user settings, page 10. Migrate VIDOS clients to Bosch Video Management System Section 4.5 Migrating the VIDOS clients, page 10. The supported software and firmware versions are covered in the Bosch VMS Release Letter. VIDOS NVR must have version 4.10 or later to be migrated to Bosch VMS. If you want to continue using a VIDOS client after migration in parallel to Bosch VMS, configure Live video to use stream 1 for the workstation in Bosch VMS to avoid performance problems. Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH VIDOS to Bosch VMS Migration Guide DOC V If the VIDOS server computer meets the above mentioned hardware requirements, use this computer for installing Bosch VMS Configuration Client and Central Server and start Central Server service on this computer. Otherwise use an appropriate computer for installing Bosch VMS Configuration Client and Central Server. Note the restrictions valid for Bosch VMS regarding the supported count of VRM servers and cameras per Central Server. See the Bosch VMS datasheet for details. Add the VRM computer to Bosch VMS VRM. Make sure that the same VRM software version is used as is released for your Bosch VMS version. When you have a VRM server computer with Windows Server 2008 installed, and you want to install Bosch VMS Central Server on this computer, downgrade this computer to Windows Server For this downgrade you must install the VRM computer from scratch.
You can use your Windows 2008 Server license for installing Windows Server Bosch VMS must provide sufficient camera licenses to cover for all cameras that are managed by the VRM. The licensing method used by BVMS is different from the licensing method in VRM, and BVMS will override the existing VRM license. The Bosch VMS schedules are configured independently and system wide, not for each device. The encoder schedules are overwritten. DOC V VIDOS to Bosch VMS Migration Guide Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH. You find the list of recorded (encoders and) cameras and the permissions on the VRM server. VIDOS user permissions in VRM are located under VIDOS Rights. If a VIDOS Server is used, user permissions must be taken from there. To migrate VRM: 1. Make screenshots from within VRM Configurator and your VIDOS clients to document the complete configuration of your VIDOS VRM installation. When you want to add a VIP X1600 M4S running in M2 mode, please ask the Bosch support. In an existing VIDOS VRM system (encoders and) cameras are recorded on an iscsi device. The recordings of each (encoder and) camera that has not been added, is deleted as soon as you activate your Bosch VMS configuration. 6. In the following steps, add and authenticate VRM server, the iscsi devices, and (encoders and) cameras that you have configured in your VIDOS system. See the Bosch VMS Online Help for detailed information on configuring iscsi devices. 7. Click Maps and Structure. Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH VIDOS to Bosch VMS Migration Guide DOC V VIDOS maps cannot be migrated. You can convert background maps to DWF format to import them into Bosch VMS. 9. Click Schedules. 10. Configure your schedules as desired. 11. Click Cameras and Recording. 12. Click to configure stream quality settings. The Bosch VMS stream quality settings are configured independently and system wide, not for each device. But you can configure multiple stream quality settings for use with different (encoders and) cameras.
13. Click All and enable a cell in the column to activate PTZ control for the appropriate cameras. Select the appropriate port, PTZ protocol, and PTZ address and configure the PTZ settings as desired. 14. Click to configure camera settings. To configure the retention time, make the desired settings in the Storage Settings columns. 15. Click a Recording Schedule tab (for example ) to configure schedule dependent recording settings. 16. Click Events to configure events. You configure when an event in your Bosch Video Management System triggers an alarm, executes a Command Script, and is logged. Here you configure triggers for alarm recording like motion, inputs etc. 17. Click Alarms to configure the corresponding alarms. You define how an alarm is displayed, and which cameras are displayed and recorded in case of an alarm. 18. Click User Groups to configure user groups and their permissions. Section 4.4 Migrating user settings, page 10 provides detailed information to reproduce the VIDOS user settings in Bosch VMS. 19. Save and activate your configuration. 20. Start VRM Monitor from within Configuration Client to check the VRM recording activities. Do not use VRM Configurator after having installed Bosch VMS. Any changes that you perform with one software is overwritten by the other software without any warning. DOC V VIDOS to Bosch VMS Migration Guide Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH Note: Bosch Video Management System does not display the recording state of a camera assigned to a VIDOS NVR. 5. Click Maps and Structure. 6. Add cameras and relays to the Logical Tree. 7. Click Cameras and Recording. 8. Click All and enable a cell in the column to activate PTZ control for the appropriate cameras. Select the appropriate port, PTZ protocol, and PTZ address and configure the PTZ settings as desired. 9. Click Events to configure events. Here you configure triggers for alarm recording like motion, inputs etc. 10. Click Alarms to configure the corresponding alarms.
You define how an alarm is displayed, and which cameras are displayed and recorded in case of an alarm. 11. Click User Groups to activate PTZ control for the desired cameras assigned to the VIDOS NVR. 12. Save and activate your configuration. Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH VIDOS to Bosch VMS Migration Guide DOC V Camera Permissions Set Presets Permissions Manual Alarm Recording Logical Tree permissions Priorities Control Priorities 4.5 Migrating the VIDOS clients To migrate the VIDOS clients: 1. Install Bosch VMS Operator Client on the VIDOS client computers. 2. Start Operator Client on each computer, connect to the Central Server, and test Live and Playback Mode. 3. Remove VIDOS client software entry from the Start menu. Do not uninstall this software because deleting shared components can make Bosch VMS inactive. DOC V VIDOS to Bosch VMS Migration Guide Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH Configuration Manual All rights reserved. Unless expressly granted in writing, no license is granted with respect This letter contains latest information about the above mentioned Bosch DIVAR IP 7000 Family. This letter contains latest information about the above mentioned Bosch DIVAR IP 3000 Family. System Requirements Your system must meet the system requirements The manufacturer reserves the right to revise and improve its products. All specifications are therefore subject to change All rights are reserved. ACTi Corporation reserves the right to make CompleteView Version 4.3 Setup and Integration Guide. Milestone Version 6.5 and emerge Version 3. All rights reserved. The information presented is subject to change without notice. No copying, distribution, This manual applies to Local Playback software, please read it carefully for the better use of this software. The contents in this manual are subject User Manual (V2.0) Client Application. (IPCMonitor) Feb, 2013 Version 1.9. User Manual Video and Event Viewer for Lenel OnGuard All rights reserved.
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Finding information You can find information in the Help in several ways. To find information in the Online Help: 1. On the Help menu, click Online Help. 2. If the left-hand pane is not visible, click the Show button. 3. In the Help window, do the following: Contents Display the table of contents for the Online Help. Click each book to display pages that link to topics, and click each page to display the corresponding topic in the right-hand pane. Index Search for specific words or phrases or select from a list of index keywords. Double-click the keyword to display the corresponding topic in the right-hand pane. Search Locate words or phrases within the content of your topics. Type the word or phrase in the text field, press ENTER, and select the topic you want from the list of topics. Texts of the user interface are marked bold. 4 The arrow invites you to click on the underlined text or to click an item in the application. Related Topics 4 Click to display a topic with information on the application window you currently use. This topic provides information on the application window controls. 1.2 Printing the Help While using the Online Help, you can print topics and information right from the browser window. To print a Help topic: 1. Right-click in the right pane and select Print. The topic is printed to the specified printer. This manual describes how to use the Configuration Manager program. This document assumes that the reader is familiar with both the CCTV system and the other programs that are integrated into the system. 2.2 Conventions in this document In this document, the following symbols and notations are used to draw attention to special situations: Notice. This symbol indicates special features and provides tips and information for easier, more convenient use of the software. Terms that you can find in the program, such as menu options or commands, are written in bold. 2.
3 Additional documentation Once the Configuration Manager program has been installed, this document is also available as online Help within the program. With Configuration Manager you have access to all devices and software components. The program offers also a configuration wizard for quick basic configuration of devices. This function automatically detects all compatible devices present in a network, such as cameras or video senders, video receivers or VRM. When in operation, the configuration data of the devices is transferred to your computer where it can be edited offline. This functionality can also be used to back up the configuration data of the devices locally. If, for example, a device needs to be replaced by another of the same type, this data can then be transferred to the new device. This functionality is extended with the Replacement command. Replaced devices are detected and automatic configuration is possible thanks to the saved data. Furthermore, you can also use Configuration Manager to simplify the configuration in a CCTV system with many similar video senders. Sound card Recommended Network adapter 100 Mbps Notice. All Microsoft updates and hotfixes must be installed on target PCs. Graphic card drivers must also have the latest officially released version. The installation process starts. Note: We recommend using the default destination folder. 7. 4.3 Click Finish. Starting the program After successful installation, you will find the following icon on your desktop: To start the program: 4 Double click this icon.In some cases, it is merely a tool that enables you to configure video IP devices from Bosch more conveniently and more comprehensively. For certain programs and firmware modules, however, Configuration Manager is indispensable, as it is the only way to set these up. 4.4 Removing the program If you no longer wish to use the program on your computer, you can remove the program at any time. The following commands are displayed.
Connect to Server. Connects Configuration Manager to a server. Disconnect from Server The connection between Configuration Manager and a server is broken. For this purpose, the configuration files of the devices are backed up locally on your computer. You can edit the data and send it back to the devices at a later stage. This also breaks the connection between Configuration Manager and the server. 5.2.2 The Tools menu To obtain the menu commands: 4 Click the Tools menu. Configuration Wizard. Starts the wizard for the basic configuration of devices. Logging. Displays the Device Communication Log dialog box. Device Allocator. Displays the Device Allocator dialog box. An overview of all available devices in the network and all devices that are allocated to the system. Table View. Displays the Devices Table View dialog box. A summary of specific settings for individually selected devices. Screenshot Scan. Displays a window in which a screenshot for each of the connected cameras is displayed. If you right-click a screenshots, the commands are displayed relevant for the device. Device Health Monitor. Displays the Device Health Monitor dialog box, which provides a quick overview of the status of selected devices. Displays the iqn-Mapper dialog box, in which you can map replay clients to NetApp iSCSI systems. Others Other software components can be started directly. The prerequisite for this is that the relevant program is installed on the same PC. 5.2.3 The Help menu To obtain the menu commands: 4 Click the Help menu. Online Help. Displays the Configuration Manager online Help. Online Help VRM. Displays the Video Recording Manager online Help. About. Displays the About Configuration Manager dialog box, containing information on, for example, the software components installed on this PC and the software version numbers of the installed components.