Siemens MM8000 Guide de configuration rapide

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DMS8000 MP4.50

Generic DVR

Integration Guide

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About this document...............................................................................................2

1Introduction.............................................................................................4

2Integrating a DVR....................................................................................4

2.1 Understanding the Generic DVR ST.........................................................5

2.2 Generic DVR models................................................................................5

2.3 3rd Party DVR Integration Concept ..........................................................6

2.4 XML definition file......................................................................................7

2.4.1 DVR settings (XML node TYPE 1)............................................................7

2.4.1.1Video viewer ..................................................................................8

2.4.1.2Invocation Line Parameters...........................................................8

2.4.2 Folders (XML node TYPE 20, 30, 50, 60)...............................................10

2.4.3 I/O nodes (XML node TYPE 21, 31, 51, 61)...........................................11

2.4.4 Examples of XML file ..............................................................................12

2.4.4.1Windows application viewer.........................................................12

2.4.4.2Web-based viewer type 1 ............................................................14

2.4.4.3Web-based viewer type 2 ............................................................15

33rd Party Application Requirements....................................................16

3.1 Technical Requirements for Windows Application Viewer .....................16

3.2 Reference tables.....................................................................................17

3.2.1 Timeouts .................................................................................................17

3.2.2 Event Logs..............................................................................................17

3.2.3 Windows control messages....................................................................18

4Creating an MM8000 Add-on distribution package...........................19

4.1 Generic DVR add-on creation.................................................................19

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About this document

Purpose of this document

This manual is a guide to the development procedures for the integration of 3rd par-

ty video recorders in MM8000 systems.

This guide is en extension to the general DMS8000 documentation set that in-

cludes the Composer Technical Manual, the DMS8000 Connectivity Guides (main-

ly the Video and OPC guides, but also Network, Fire, Intrusion and Access), and

the MM8000 Installation, Configuration, and Commissioning manual (ICC).

Target audience

This documentation is intended for the following users:

- Project Managers

- External System Engineers and Developers

Individuals performing the operations described in this manual are expected to be

familiar with the video units to integrate and with the XML markup language.

Documentation resource information

The DMS8000 Documentation Resource Information and Glossary Guide assem-

bles important information regarding documentation resources. This document

contains the following:

– Comprehensive definitions of the target audiences for Siemens FS DMS

documents

– Training program information including the Siemens intranet link

– A complete list of all available DMS8000 documents

– Instructions for how to obtain a document via the Siemens intranet using the

Siemens Asset Portal

– A map of relevant documents for each target audience group

– Customer Support links & resources

– A glossary containing definitions of all terms and acronyms used in

DMS8000 documentation

To access the DMS8000 Documentation Resource Information and Glossary

Guide (document no. A6V10089056), go to the link and follow the document

search instructions below:

http://assetportal.bt.siemens.com/portal/index.html

1. In the Search column on the left, set:

– Segment: 04 Fire -3F

– Document Type: All

– Image Type: All

– Advanced search criterias: Select Brochure No. and enter the document

number to search for (e.g. A6V10062415). Alternatively, select Title and enter

the product name (e.g. MM8000).

2. Click Search to start.

3. In the resulting area on the right, select the document type (e.g. Contacts, Data

Sheet, etc).

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We have checked the contents of this manual for agreement with the hardware and

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and any necessary corrections included in subsequent editions. Suggestions for

improvement are welcome.

Modification index

Version Date Notes

A6V10331273_a_en 06.2012 Corresponds with DMS8000 MP4.50

A6V10331273_a_en 06.2011 Corresponds with DMS8000 MP4.40

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1 Introduction

This is a technical guide to the integration of a DVR unit in MM8000. It provides the

technical information that enables you to instruct MM8000 to handle a 3rd party

video device for both video image display and status reporting.

1.1 What has been changed in MP4.50 generic DVR integration

Here is the list of modifications included in MP4.50 for new functions and software

improvements.

Section, Page Modifications

2.2 Predefined ONVIF camera models are available.

2 Integrating a DVR

This chapter describes the MM8000 features that allows for integrating a 3rd party

Digital Video Recorder (DVR).

Integrating a Digital Video Recorder in MM8000

The MM8000 systems MM8000 can support the connection to 3rd party DVRs in

two different ways:

Light video integration: uncontrolled video viewer

This type of integration allows for starting a video viewer (a Windows application

or a local HTML page) and then manually selecting the video sources that can-

not be selected automatically depending on the MM8000 conditions. No status

diagnostic can be provided.

This solution does not require any special development and is fully de-

scribed in the DMS8000 Connectivity Guides Video (doc.no. A6V10062457).

Please refer to the Light-integration device section.

Generic DVR integration: controlled video viewer and OPC DA connection

This second type of integration, requiring the technical development described

in this guide, permits to configure a customized DVR, including video and alarm

I/O, and start the associated video viewer (a Windows application or a web

page) with appropriate parameters when invoked. Depending on the viewer

characteristics, the parameters can be used e.g. to select a video source or ac-

tivate other options. The list of parameters includes MM8000 conditions as well

as user-defined options that can be configured on site, thus supporting a large

number of integration scenarios.

This solution requires the development of an XML file that contains the cus-

tomized model of the DVR (video and alarm inputs /outputs) and the viewer

invocation parameters. Once the file is prepared and installed, the DVR units

can be easily configured as described in the DMS8000 Connectivity Guides

Video (doc.no. A6V10062457).

The DVR can also provide status reporting and receive control commands over

an OPC DA connection. MM8000 can act as OPC DA client to acquire diagnos-

tic information and transmit control commands.

The OPC connectivity is described in the DMS8000 Connectivity Guides

OPC (doc.no. A6V10065253).

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Generic DVR add-on distribution

This guide also discusses how to prepare a distribution package (MM8000 Add-on)

of the files required for the Generic DVR integration. Refer to section 4 on p.19.

2.1 Understanding the Generic DVR ST

Composer environment

Composer is the common configuration tool environment that implements the DMS

Engineering.

When an MM8000 station is installed at a site, it needs to be configured for the

specific facility. The Composer software is developed for this purpose. It is a Win-

dows application that provides the general services and a multi-area user interface

as follows:

The user interface and common functionality to configure a system

The configuration environment that hosts Subsystem Tool plug-ins

Subsystem Tools

The specific functions of configuring the system components are implemented by

software modules called Subsystem Tools (STs). Composer provides for an exten-

sion interface for adding and integrating plug-in modules.

The subsystem tools can be plugged into Composer to form an environment de-

voted to the configuration of the control units of a system. Depending on the num-

ber and kind of subsystem tools, this environment allows configuration of a single

control unit up to a large security system including several control units of different

disciplines.

The end user perceives a single application for the configuration activities; however

the system is made up of different pieces of software: the Composer infrastructure

and the subsystem tools, as illustrated by the following picture.

Generic DVR ST

Unlike standard STs that are specialized for supporting a single control unit type,

the Generic DVR ST is a special subsystem tool (or meta-tool) that allows for sup-

porting multiple, customized DVR unit models. The configured models can then be

used for an easier configuration of DVR unit instances that fit one of the defined

models.

The Generic DVR ST is therefore an open tool that supports multiple application

models. This enables the engineer working with Composer to create DVR units (in-

stances of a model) with the required set of parameters.

2.2 Generic DVR models

As discussed above, the Generic DVR ST can handle multiple DVR models. The

corresponding files must exist in the folder:

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<installation folder>\Composer\Configuration Data\Generic DVR Configu-

ration Data\...

with < installation folder> being for example C:\Program Files\DMS8000 (in English

editions of Windows).

DVR modelling types

Three types of DVR can be modelled depending on the type of video viewer.

Namely:

Windows application viewer: the video viewer is an installable Windows applica-

tion.

Web-based viewer type 1: the DVR provides a web server with a single URL

and camera selection parameters.

Web-based viewer type 2: the DVR provides a web server with multiple ad-

dresses corresponding with camera pages.

Contact customer support for application examples:

DVR parameter files

Each valid DVR model comprises two files with the same name:

The XML file described below (.XML)

A standard icon file (.ICO, including sizes 16x16, 32x32 and 48x48 pixels)

All valid GENERIC DVR files that exist in the folder will be available as GENERIC

DVR model in the Composer configuration environment (refer to the DMS8000

Connectivity Guides Video, doc.no. A6V10062457).

Tip: in defining a new model, start from en existing profile and modify it as necessary.

Preconfigured models

Some models are provided to support standard devices. The list includes:

ONVIF-compliant AXIS camera

ONVIF-compliant generic camera

The corresponding XML and ICO files are predefined for an easy configuration.

Note that a customization of the XML file is required to set the exact Application

name (refer to 2.4.1.1 below), which depends on the specific viewer software in-

stalled.

2.3 3rd Party DVR Integration Concept

The generic DVR integration is based on the following approach:

The controlled activation (with parameters) of the 3rd party video viewer in the

MM8000 environment. The viewer can be:

– A Windows application (EXE file) providing the display functions. The techni-

cal requirements that this application must match are detailed in chapter 3 at

p.16.

– A web page (or pages) providing the display functions.

The viewer characteristics must be defined in the XML definition file (see 2.4

below).

The OPC DA data exchange of diagnostic reporting and control commands.

The 3rd party DVR operates as OPC DA server. Data points representing the

diagnostic information must be defined in the XML definition file (see 2.4 below).

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The OPC connectivity to data points must be defined using the standard

MM8000 OPC client configuration.

2.4 XML definition file

The XML file defining the DVR model contains the following information:

The control information about the viewer and the related invocation parameters,

which are necessary to select the appropriate video source depending on the

condition in the management station. Three types of scenarios are foreseen:

– The viewer is a Windows application that can handle in-line command pa-

rameters, e.g.:

C:\ProgramFiles\VGMaker\VGViewer.exe -s1 -c12

– The DVR provides a web server to access video images that is invoked us-

ing a general URL with sub-paths that can select a specific video source,

e.g.:

http://www.intranet1/vgmaker/vg.aspx#?page=viewer&camera=112

– The DVR provides a web server to access video images that is invoked us-

ing a specific URL for each video source, e.g.:

rtsp://www.intranet1/vgmaker/vg/cam112dome/video.gci

The maximum number (0-256) of Alarm Inputs, Alarm Outputs, Video Inputs,

and Video Outputs. Zero means that no inputs of that type are foreseen.

The DVR datapoint structure to be inserted in Composer, including folders for

the configurable inputs and outputs.

The XML file can include the following node structures (XML node classes):

DVR (mandatory, including viewer and limits) … Node TYPE 1

VideoIn Folder …..…..…..…..…..…..…..…..……. Node TYPE 20

VideoIn (predefined video inputs) …..…..…..…… Node TYPE 21

VideoOut Folder …..…..…..…..…..…..…..…..….. Node TYPE 30

VideoOut (predefined video outputs) …..…..….... Node TYPE 31

AlarmInput Folder …..…..…..…..…..…..…..…..… Node TYPE 50

AlarmInput (predefined alarm inputs) …..…..…….Node TYPE 51

AlarmOutput Folder ..............................................Node TYPE 60

AlarmOutput (predefined alarm outputs) ..…..….. Node TYPE 61

2.4.1 DVR settings (XML node TYPE 1)

Model name

The XML file must define the name of the DVR used in Composer to select the cor-

responding model. The XML structure is the following:

<!— DRV description ->

</property>

</property>

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According to the Composer requirements, both a Customer Text and a Technical

Text must be specified.

2.4.1.1 Video viewer

Windows application or web page

The XML file must define whether the viewer is a Windows application or a web

page. Optionally, a version can also be indicated.

The corresponding XML structure is the following (Windows Application V1.0 in the

example):

Application name

In case of Windows application, the command must include the application path-

name, e.g.:

C:\Program Files\VGMaker\VGViewer.exe

The corresponding XML structure is the following (editable in Composer with a help

note thanks to the RW Screen Attribute and to the Note attribute):

<Application ScreenAttribute="RW"DefaultValue="C:\Program

Files\VGMaker\VGViewer.exe"Note="Please enter the

application pathname"> </Application>

Web page

In case of web server, note the WebAddressType: 1 means that a single web ad-

dress is available, whereas 2 means that each video input requires a different web

address (see section 2.4.3 at p.4). The XML structure for type 1 is the following

(visible in Composer with a help note thanks to the R Screen Attribute and to the

Note attribute):

<WebAddressType Type="1" Note="1 - Main address with parame-

ter 2 - Custom Address for each Video Input" />

<WebAddress ScreenAttribute="R" Val-

ue="http://www.intranet1/vdmaker/vd.aspx#?page=viewer&camera=

%%VIDEOIN_NO%%)%% Note="Web Address depending on selected

video input." />

ScreenAttribute and Note XML attributes

In the example above, note the ScreenAttribute option that can be:

“H” = Hidden, not visible in the Composer page.

“R” = Read, visible in the Composer page.

“W” = Write, editable in the Composer page.

The Note attribute is used to provide a description of the field. In case the

ScreenAttribute option “R” or “RW” is selected, the Note field is also available in

the Composer configuration page.

2.4.1.2 Invocation Line Parameters

The invocation line can include parameters that appear in the command line or in

the URL. The parameter list must be defined according to the viewer requirements.

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