Vicon I-ONYX VND-970IP Manuel utilisateur

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Conguration Guide

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VMD Guide for VND-970IP Cameras

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Guide for Configuring and Using Video Motion Detection |1

Guide for Configuring and Using

Video Motion Detection on

I-Onyx VND-970IP Series Cameras

This guide provides a step-by-step procedure for using the Video Motion

Detection feature of I-Onyx® VND-970IP cameras with ViconNet (version 5.6

and higher). It assumes an understanding of ViconNet and the cameras.

Refer to the ViconNet® and camera manuals for detailed information.

The Video Motion Detection (VMD) feature activates an alarm due to activity

beyond specified sensitivities in preconfigured regions of interest (ROIs) in

the camera view area. Since initial setup and configuration of VND-970IP

cameras are not done through VNSetup software but through a Web Browser

interface, the support for a VMD alarm event is generated by the camera and

is defined and setup in the camera configuration. The VMD message is sent

from the camera and received in ViconNet as an external alarm; it can then

be used to trigger a macro.

These cameras support both open (video stream between the camera and

PC must be established and kept open in order for alarm to be received) and

closed (camera is capable of sending the alarm even if a video stream is not

open) stream VMD. Cameras that support a closed stream of video for VMD

do not have to be running to trigger the alarm. However, each camera that

has VMD configured must be connected to be viewed or recorded at least

once before the alarm mechanism will work. In this case, a “maintenance”

macro must be configured to create this “handshake” and to ensure that the

alarm will be re-activated and triggered even if the NVR reboots, shuts down

or fails. The closed stream method saves storage but does not provide the

prealarm option. An open stream video should be used if constant recording,

prealarm or control of fps is required.

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Camera Configuration

This section explains how to configure the Vicon I-Onyx VND-970IP cameras

for video motion detection (VMD feature) to work properly. The ViconNet

system and the camera should be setup and connected before beginning this

procedure.

I-OnyxVND-970IP Series Cameras

These I-Onyx cameras can be configured with either open or closed stream

video. Review the requirements for the particular installation to determine

which way is best. Additionally, these cameras provide for using multi-stream

configuration, which may be required for certain installations.

From the Configuration screen, select the Audio and video screen.

Select

Video Stream

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Depending on the required operation, it may be necessary to configure more

than one video stream. If recording is to be set to start only when motion is

detected, it is only necessary to set up one stream with the desired

parameters. However, if it is required to have the system record at a certain

resolution/fps and quality all the time (usually lower rates), and switch to a

different resolution/fps and quality on motion (usually a higher rate), at least

two streams need to be configured with the different parameters. Note that

when the ViconNet macro is set up, it distinguishes between the different

streams from the camera by resolution; that is why each stream must be set

to a different resolution. Refer to the camera manual for details.

Note that when using MPEG-4 compression, there may be up to a 2 second

delay between the alarm and the stream change.

From the Configuration screen, select Motion detection. The following screen

displays. Note that motion detection is set up only on the stream that will be

associated with the VMD macro.

Video Stream 2

Resolution

Video Stream 1

Resolution

Check to Enable

Motion Detection

Select

Motion Detection

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•Check Enable motion detection.

•Click on to add a new window; up to three (3) windows can

exist simultaneously.

•Use the mouse to click, hold, and drag the window frame to resize or

the title bar to move the window. Click on the ‘x’ at the upper right-

hand corner to delete the window. Click .

•A graphic bar rises or falls depending on the image variation. A green

bar means the image variation is under monitoring level and a red bar

means the image variation is over monitoring level. When the bar

goes red, the detected window is also outlined in red. On the video,

the monitored window is hidden but the red frame shows when

motion is detected.

•Enter the parameters to define each window. "Window Name" text

shows at the top of the window. “Sensitivity” sets the acceptable

amount of change in motion before an alarm. “Percentage” sets the

space ratio of moving objects in the monitoring window. Higher

sensitivity and smaller percentage allow easier motion detection.

Refer to the section on Creating Macros for the next step.

Motion Window

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Configuring ViconNet

Creating Macros

The next step in supporting VMD alarms is to create a macro that defines

what happens when motion occurs. After the macro is defined it is then linked

to the external alarm of the NVR/Workstation. Remember that recording is

not available on a Workstation, only on an NVR or DVR. Below are three

examples.

Examples of VMD Alarms

Example 1

•A camera is recorded at a low fps and switches to a higher fps upon

motion.

•Requires two video streams set up in the camera

•The NVR is set to record the camera at Q7 on one video stream

(lowest resolution stream)

•The camera VMD is set to send an alarm on motion

•On the NVR, the VMD alarm trigger runs a 2nd macro that will record

at Q1 ( on the second highest resolution video stream) for a

predetermined time

Note: There is no higher fps pre-alarm option for this; any recording prior to

the VMD alarm is at the set FPS on the low resolution stream.

Example 2

•A camera is recorded, and display is triggered by motion.

•The NVR is set to record the camera at desired fps

•The camera VMD is set to send an alarm on motion

•On the NVR, the VMD alarm trigger runs a 2nd macro that will start

display of the camera on the desired Workstation

Example 3

•A camera is only recorded by motion.

•A Workstation is viewing the camera as needed

•The camera VMD is set to send an alarm on motion to the NVR

•On the NVR, the VMD alarm trigger runs a macro that will trigger

recording on the NVR

Note: There is no pre-alarm at all in this case.

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When VMD is on a camera that is recording (open stream configuration), the

recording macro is created first. The VMD trigger is a second macro.

To create a macro:

•From the ViconNet Main window, click . The Setup Site

Selection window displays.

•Select the site (NVR/Workstation) for which the macro is being

defined and click . The System Settings window displays.

•Click . The Macro Editor window displays. In examples 1

and 2, the camera is recording before the VMD trigger, so a recording

macro must be created. Click . The middle section

of the screen displays.

•Fill in a logical name for the macro and a description if desired.

•Select the camera that is being configured from the device list.

•Select the first command from the Commands list; in the example,

select Record. The bottom portion of the screen displays.

•Fill in all pertinent fields for the command. The VND-970IP cameras

will not allow fps selection and the user will define the quality

requested (Q1 for highest available stream, Q8 for lowest). In

example no. 1, define recording at Q7 being the lower rate stream

and for example no.2, recording at Q1 for the higher rate stream;

remember this must correspond with the camera stream setting.

•A macro can have multiple commands; repeat command selection if

required for the macro. The macro executes in the command order.

•Click and then .

Add Macro

Commands List

Select Camera

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A second macro is now configured to tell the NVR what to do in the case of a

VMD alarm; in the examples, command the NVR to record the camera at a

different quality or display video from the camera. The third example does not

require the first macro; this alarm macro instructs it to record the camera

upon a motion alarm.

•Follow the previous steps to create the macro.

•To setup example 1: From the Commands list, select Record. Select

the higher recording stream (Q1) for the Record command.

•To setup example 2: From the Commands list, select Display. This

allows the video to display on the local Workstation/NVR. If it is

required that the video display on a different unit, create another

macro using with the Send Alarm command and select the

Destination of the video.

•To setup example 3: From the Commands list, select Record. Select

the recording stream for the Record command (usually Q1).

•From the device list, select .

This links the camera to the external alarm and uses the camera

name as shown in the alarm for the macro to work (eliminating the

need to specify which camera is for this macro).

Note: This method has one limitation. A macro that runs as a result of ANY

alarm will always trigger the same response (for example display the alarmed

camera) and does not allow launching different macros for different alarms. If

there is a requirement to do so, you will need to utilize ViconNet Events

Management (see ViconNet manual).

A camera that is running closed video requires a “maintenance” macro to

assure the system recognizes the alarm. Running this macro on the

camera for 15 seconds every hour will assure that the VMD will be

triggered even if the NVR restarted or lost communication to the camera

at some point. To create the “maintenance” macro:

•Follow the previous steps to create the macro.

•Configure a macro to record the camera every hour for 15 seconds

so that the system maintains recognition of the camera.

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Configuring the External Alarm

The final step is to configure the external alarm on the Workstation/NVR to

activate the macro upon receiving the VMD alarm. Each NVR/Workstation

has 1 default External Alarm that can be edited to receive the VMD alarm

from the camera and execute the macro.

To define the external alarm:

•From the ViconNet Main window, click . The Setup Site

Selection window displays.

•Select the site name (NVR/Workstation that has the ability to receive

alarms) for which the alarm is to be defined and click . The

System Settings window displays.

•Click . The Active Detectors & Associated Macros

window displays.

•Select the alarm display settings at the top of the screen.

•From the displayed list, select External Alarm. Click . The

Alarm Setup Wizard window displays.

Note: If the External Alarm has been previously deleted from the

NVR/Workstation, click . From the Alarm Setup Wizard, select

External Alarm and . Proceed with the steps for Edit Detector

that follow.

Add Detector

Edit Detector

Alarm Display

Settin

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•Define the time schedule for the macro in the Alarm Activity Time

area; the default is 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Press .

•From this Alarm Setup Wizard, select the macro previously created to

be activated when the motion alarm occurs. Linked to related devices

should say Yes. If the macro was not created, or needs to be

changed, it can be done by clicking . Follow the procedure

for creating a macro. Click .

•The external alarm setup link is displayed in the list in the Active

Detectors & Associated Macros window. Click Show Details to see

complete information on alarm setup.

Select Macro

Yes displays

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