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This chapter contains examples on how to configure selected devices in Bosch Video
Management System.
Creating an Enterprise System
You perform the tasks for creating an Enterprise System on a Enterprise Management Server
and on multiple Management Server computers.
This example covers the Scenario 1 described in the Enterprise System, 188 chapter:
Figure 14.1: Enterprise Scenario 1
You need valid licenses for using an Enterprise System.
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Adding multiple Management Server computers
Main window > Devices > Enterprise System > Server List
You perform this task of adding multiple Management Server computers in Configuration
Client on the Enterprise Management Server.
You add multiple Management Server computers to configure a Bosch VMS Enterprise System. A
user of Operator Client can log on with user name of a member an Enterprise User Group to get simultaneous access to these Management Server computers.
The following illustration shows the part of the scenario where you perform this task:
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Operating permissions are configured on the Enterprise Management Server in
Groups, Enterprise User Group tab.
User
Device permissions are configured on each Management Server in
Enterprise Access tab.
To add:
User Groups,
1.
Click Add Server.
The Add Server dialog box is displayed.
2.
Type in a display name for the server and the network address (DNS name or IP address).
3.
Click OK.
4.
Repeat these steps until you have added all desired Management Server computers.
P The Management Server computers for your Enterprise System are configured.
Now configure the desired Enterprise User Groups and the Enterprise Access.
The following screenshot shows an example:
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Creating an Enterprise User Group
Main window > User Groups
You perform the task of creating an Enterprise User Group for an Enterprise Management system on the Enterprise Management Server.
Management Server. An example of an operating permission is the user interface of the alarm
monitor.
The following illustration shows the part of the scenario where you perform this task:
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To create an Enterprise User Group:
1.
Click the Enterprise User Groups tab.
2.
Click .
The New Enterprise User Group dialog box is displayed.
3.
Type in the name and a description.
4.
Click OK.
The Enterprise User Group is added to the corresponding tree.
5.
Configure the operating permissions and server access for the configured Management
Server computers as required.
The following screenshot shows an example:
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Creating an Enterprise Account
Main window > User Groups
You perform the task of creating an Enterprise Account on a Management Server. Repeat this task on each Management Server that is a member of your Enterprise System.
You create an Enterprise Account to configure the device permissions for an Operator Client
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The following illustration shows the part of the scenario where you perform this task:
To create an Enterprise Account:
1.
Click the Enterprise Access tab.
2.
Click .
The New Enterprise Account dialog box is displayed.
3.
Type in the name and a description.
4.
Click OK.
The Enterprise Account is added to the corresponding tree.
5.
Configure the credentials and the device permissions as required.
The following screenshot shows an example:
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Adding a Bosch ATM/POS bridge
This example describes how to set up a Bosch ATM/POS bridge.
Configuring the ATM/POS bridge
1.
Ensure that the device is powered.
2.
To configure the IP address and subnet mask of the device connect it to a COM port of your computer with a RS232 cable (use the specified Bosch cable for connection). See the Installation Manual of the Bosch ATM/POS bridge for details.
3.
On this computer, start a Hyper terminal session (usually: Start > Programs >
Accessories > Communications > Hyper Terminal).
4.
Type a name for the session and click OK.
5.
Select the COM port number and click OK.
6.
Enter the following COM port settings:
– 9600 bits/s
– 8 data bits
– no parity
– 1 stop bit
– hardware flow control
Click OK.
7.
Press F1 for displaying the system options menu of the device.
8.
Enter 1 to set the IP address and the subnet mask as required.
9.
Leave the default settings for the ports:
– port1: 4201
– port2: 4200
Adding the ATM/POS bridge to Bosch Video Management System
1.
Connect the device to your Bosch Video Management System network.
2.
Start Configuration Client.
3.
Click Devices, expand the Logical Tree, expand
Add Bosch ATM/POS-Bridge.
The Add Bosch ATM/POS-Bridge dialog box is displayed.
, right-click
4.
Type a name as desired and type the settings that you configured earlier.
5.
Click the Inputs tab and select the required inputs.
6.
Click to save the settings.
7.
, click
Click Events.
8.
Expand , expand POS Bridge Input, click Data Input.
9.
In the Trigger Alarm list, select Always to ensure that this event always triggers an alarm.
If you want the event trigger an alarm only during a certain time span, select a schedule.
10.
Click to save the settings.
11.
Click
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12. Configure the desired alarm settings for this event.
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Click to save the settings and click to activate the configuration.
14. Perform a test to ensure that the alarm is working as desired.
Adding a Bosch Allegiant input alarm
After a Bosch Allegiant device is added to Bosch Video Management System, you add Allegiant alarm inputs.
1.
On the Device Tree, click the Allegiant device entry.
2.
Click the Inputs tab and click Add Input.
3.
Add the desired input alarms.
4.
Click Events.
5.
In the Event Tree, expand Allegiant Devices, expand Allegiant Input, and click Input
Closed or Input Opened (depends on your application).
6.
In the Trigger Alarm list, select Always to ensure that an event always triggers an alarm.
If you want the event trigger an alarm only during a certain time span, select a schedule.
7.
Click to save the settings and click to activate the configuration.
8.
Perform a test to ensure that the alarm is working as desired.
Adding and configuring 2 Dinion IP cameras with VRM recording
This section describes how to add 2 Dinion IP cameras for VRM recording, how to configure
different recording settings and how to configure Forensic Search for these cameras.
Prerequisite:
VRM and iSCSI devices are properly configured.
This means:
– The VRM is added to the Device Tree.
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An iSCSI device with configured target and LUN is assigned to this VRM.
To add the IP cameras to an existing VRM:
Main window >
1.
Devices > Expand
Right-click and click Add Encoder.
The Add Encoder dialog box is displayed.
2.
Type the IP address of the IP camera and select the encoder type (Dinion IP).
Click OK.
Repeat this step for the other IP camera.
To add the IP cameras to the Logical Tree:
Main window > Maps and Structure
4 Drag the cameras to the Logical Tree.
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To change camera properties:
Bosch Video Management System
Main window > Cameras and Recording > > tab
1.
In the Live Video column, configure the quality of live display. For these devices, you can only set the live quality per camera, not schedule dependent.
2.
Make the appropriate settings in the other columns.
To configure recording settings for the cameras:
1.
Click a schedule tab, for example .
2.
In the column, click a cell and select the appropriate stream quality.
3.
Under Continuous or Prealarm Recording, in the Select column, select the desired recording mode.
If you click Prealarm: Click a cell in the Duration column to select the alarm recording time before the alarm in seconds.
4.
Under Alarm Recording, in the Duration column, click a cell and type the desired recording time.
5.
Repeat the previous steps to configure the recording settings for the other camera.
To enable Forensic Search on a workstation:
Main window >
1.
Devices > Expand
Click the icon of your workstation.
2.
Click the Settings tab.
3.
Click to select the Enable Forensic Search check box.
Performing a Forensic Search
Operator Client VRM main window > > Timeline tab
Perform the Forensic Search on the workstation where you have enabled Forensic Search.
To perform a Forensic Search:
1.
Using the Hairline, select the time period on the Timeline and select the corresponding
2.
Click .
The Forensic Search dialog box is displayed.
The selected time period is copied to the Start: and End: fields.
If required, change the values. Click .
3.
In the Algorithm: list, select an IVA entry.
4.
In the Surveillance Tasks field, configure your Forensic Search.
You can find information on this in the relevant documents on the product CD supplied.
5.
Click Search to start the Forensic Search.
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