Vision Controls Cam SS Version 5.01 Manuel utilisateur
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Cam SS
Digital Video Recorder (DVR) Workstation
(Version 5.01)
User Manual
Rev4-30-2002
Information contained in this document is subject to change without notice.
All rights reserved. © 2002
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Forward: CAM SS Workstation
CAM SS Workstation
is a complete digital video surveillance solution that may be used both for
long term
digital
video recording of quality video scenes onto reliable hard disk or as a
remote surveillance
system allowing for “dial in” or
remote LAN access as well as remote alarm video transmission to a previously assigned remote video operator work
stations.
Conceived in a 4U, 19” rack mount format and secure enclosure, CAM SS Workstation
DVR's (digital video recorders)
may accept up to 16 camera inputs depending on the number of 4 channel capture cards
preconfigured within the recorder.
(Optional 1 channel High FPS cards are also available for configuration)
The system may be used as a stand-alone recording device with a SVGA monitor and keyboard connected to the recorder,
or, be connected to either a 10BaseT or 100BaseT Network, allowing up to 32 remote operator review stations to
simultaneously communicate with a single recorder, offering both live view, playback as well as remote file transfer. (The
greater the number of recorders, the greater the number of simultaneous remote operator review stations…32 X # DVR's
on the Network…).
In addition to this feature and unlike other systems, the CAM SS Workstation recorder itself may be set up as a client to
view video from other remotely or LAN connected CAM SS DVR recorders without the required use of a dedicated
server or dedicated review station/PC as with other competitive technologies.
Behind a key locked swinging combination door are the following:
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One removable 80 GB Fast Swap disk drive array with built-in cooling system
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3.5" 1.44 Floppy Drive
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Optional 24X CD-R CD-RW CDROM for both export of recorded video files as well as for system upgrade
purposes
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Soft reset switch
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Main Power Switch
•Individual power and record indicators for hard-drive status
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Centrally mounted lock
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AC Power indicator
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CPU run indicator
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Main Hard-disk status light
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Rack installation handles
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Table of Contents
CHAPTER 1: INSTALLATION
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1.1 System Requirements
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1.2 Installing
CamSS Application Software
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CHAPTER 2: SYSTEM OVERVIEW
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2.1 Starting
CamSS
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2.2 Main Screen
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2.2.1 Image Section
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2.2.2 System Operation Section
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2.2.3 Status Section
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2.2.4 Camera Setup Section
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CHAPTER 3: SYSTEM SETUP
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3.1 Host Setup
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3.2 I/O Devices
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3.3 Users
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3.3.1 New User Setup
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3.3.2 New User Group Setup
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3.3.3 User Log
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3.4 Sound Bank
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3.5 Address Book
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3.6 Database Setup
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3.7 Board Setup
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3.8 E-map
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3.8.1 E-map Setup
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3.8.2 E-map Operations
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3.8.3 E-map and Alarm
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3.9 Misc. Setup
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CHAPTER 4: RECORDING
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4.1 Recording Windows
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4.2 Recording Setup
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4.3 Camera Views
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CHAPTER 5: PLAYBACK
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5.1 Explore Window
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5.2 Video File Playback
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5.3 Load Video
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5.4 Load picture
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CHAPTER 6: ALARMS
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6.1 Alarm Setup
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6.2 Alarm Log
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CHAPTER 7: I/O DEVICE
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7.1 I/O Device Setup
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7.2 PTZ Control Panel
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7.3 Output Port Control
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CHAPTER 8: CamSS Server
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8.1 Starting
CamSS Server
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8.2
CamSS Server Window
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CHAPTER 9: REMOTE ACCESS
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9.1 Remote Access Via TCP/IP
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9.2 Remote Access Via Modems
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9.3 Remote PTZ and Output Port Control Functions
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9.4 Other Remote Access Functions
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FCC (Federal Communication Commission) Notice
This equipment has been tested and found to be in compliance with the criteria for Class B digital devices as referred to in
Part 15 of the FCC Rules. The FCC Rules are designed to provide reasonable protection so that equipment complying
with those criteria will not cause harmful interference when installed indoors. This equipment may generate radio
frequency energy and if not installed in accordance with instructions may cause harmful interference to wireless
communications. However, certain installations may also create interference. If there is interference to the reception of
radio and/or television devices, users shall eliminate the interference by using any or several of the following measures:
Reorient and relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the distance between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment to an outlet on a different branch circuit from the receiver
Seek help from a dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician.
All Rights Reserved © 2002
Windows98, Windows98 SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000, and Windows XP, are the trademarks of Microsoft
Corporation; IBM is the registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation; Intel is the registered
trademark of Intel; Creative is the registered trademark of Creative Technology
Ltd; Philips is the registered trademark of
Philips. Other trademarks and trade names may be used in this document to refer to either the entity claiming the logos
and names or their products. Cam SS2000
and Cam SS Server are trademarks of Cam SS Technologies Inc. Vision
Controls Corp. disclaims any proprietary interest in trademarks and trade names other than its own.
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Chapter 1: Installation
The
CamSS
Digital Video Surveillance System is an all-in-one system that integrates various functions
including monitoring, video recording and playing, alarming, controlling and remote monitoring.
CamSS
transfers recorded image signals into digital signals then compresses and saves them in your computer.
SDMCT (Super Dynamic Motion Compression Technology) has been applied to this system. The super data
compression ratio makes it possible to save image data in the hard drive of a computer for weeks and/or even
months.
Although the SDMCT (Super Dynamic Motion Compression Technology) provides an extremely high image
compression ratio, the image quality is not affected. Small volumes of data enable it to transmit images
through limited bandwidth (narrow band) transmission media (e.g. MODEM) at a higher performance level.
SDMCT was specifically developed for the security market.
CamSS has the following features:
Simultaneously supports three types of
CamSS capture cards: Cam SS 1 Channel,
CamSS 4 Channel, and Cam SS 2 Channel Audio/Video.
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CamSS 1 Channel card supports
one video input
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CamSS 4 Channel card supports four video inputs
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CamSS 2 Channel Audio/Video card supports two video and two audio inputs.
Multi-card design architecture: One PC supports up to 4 cards, 1~16 video inputs, and
up to 8 audio inputs. The installation can be a mix of three types of Cam SS
cards.
SDMCT with
high video compression
ratioprovides
superior image quality and extended recording time.
Adjustable image size, quality and recording speed.
Image data can be stored onto all of the hard disk drives that are installed in a computer.
Provides up to 8 audio channels to work with cameras for audio recording or playback.
Intelligent real-time
motion detection and alarm functions.
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Adjustable sensitivity of motion detection
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Motion detection triggering local alarm
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Motion detection triggering a remote alarm either by dialing out to a telephone, a pager or a remote
CamSS
system
Individual alarm settings for each camera
Programmable alarm schedules for each camera.
Alarm logs.
Scheduled recording.
Recycleable
recording.
Quick search for the stored video files.
Full playback functions.
Remote monitoring, video recording, PTZ control, output port control, and searching and
down loading video files can all be performed through PSTN, LAN, Internet or Intranet.
Snapshot at recording, playback or remote monitoring.
Output port (Device) control and input port (Sensor) detecting.
Control of the traditional PTZ and high speed dome camera.
Dome Camera: preset control.
Dome Camera: auto-pan control.
Dome Camera: cruise of preset positions with programmable stay time at each preset
position.
Input sensor triggering the preset position of the dome camera.
Video Lost Alarm
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Superb multi-functions:
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Simultaneous remote monitoring and control on a remote site
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Simultaneous remote monitoring and control by a different remote site
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Simultaneous retrieval from different cameras triggering alarms
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Simultaneous playing of separate image files
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Simultaneous viewing of several pictures
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Simultaneous performance of all the foregoing functions
•Clipping of video files.
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Hides recording screen.
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Password protection.
•Auto-start video recording as soon as the computer is turned on.
1.1 System Requirements
To ensure the performance efficiency of the
CamSS
system, we recommend:
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An IBM compatible PC with an 800MHz Pentium III CPU.
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256MB RAM and/or above.
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Windows98, 98SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000, or Windows XP operating system.
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16MB RAM or above on VGA card with AGP interface.
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Ethernet card.
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56Kbps modem with voice features.
•Full-duplex sound card.
1.2 Installing the Cam SS Application Software
Before installing the
CamSS
application software, please ensure that the
CamSS card hardware drivers have
been successfully installed.
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Log into your operating system.
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Load the included
CamSS
system CD into your CD drive.
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Click the
Start
button on the left bottom corner of Windows screen and select
Run
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Select or key in the setup program path:
D:\CamSS Software\setup.exe
or
E:\CamSS Software\setup.exe
(D: or E: is the ID for your CD drive) from or into the “Run”
dialogue box.
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Follow these instructions on the screen to complete the installation as demonstrated below:
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The installation screen will appear. Click the “I agree with the above terms and conditions” box
then select the
Next
Button to continue the installation.
Note:
The
CamSS Server
option is not available for the single-user version.
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- The following screen will then appear. Select the directory that you
want to install to and click
Start
to continue the installation.
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The
Installing
CamSS Software
screen will appear as illustrated below.
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Once the installation is completed, the screen stating that the program was installed
successfully will appear as illustrated below.
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Chapter 2: System Overview
To execute the CamSS
program, double-click on the shortcut icon on the Windows Desktop as illustrated
below. (We recommend that you set the monitor resolution to 1024x768 16bit true color or above for better
screen display.)
You may also, as illustrated below, select
Start
on Windows, then the
Program
folder and finally
CamSS
for
the program execution.
Click
CamSS
in the
CamSS
Menu to execute the
CamSS
programs.
2.1 Starting
CamSS
At the very first run of CamSS
after installation,
CamSS
will request the user to define the user ID and
password for the System Administrator.
Note:
The
CamSS
system cannot be started, and the System Setup
cannot be performed until the
System Administrator
is set up. (The System Administrator is the user with the highest
privileges).
The System Administrator will need to remember their user ID and password
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At the second and subsequent runs of the
CamSS
program,
CamSS
will request the users to
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login with a user ID and password.
The User ID will limit scope and access for operations on the system dependent on the predefined access
auditing. This limitation does not apply to the System Administrator. Please refer to section 3.3 for the setting
of the user ID/password and auditing.
Note:
CamSS
will automatically start if no password is entered within 15 seconds after logging in. However,
the user will not be able to modify the system setup unless the user re-enters the user’s ID.
2.2 Main Screen
After entering the
CamSS
system, the Main Screen will appear as follows:
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