Documentation for Auto PSIM 1.0.1.

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For the Selea CPS server to work, it is necessary to install the CPS sever, CPS discovery and Seleatool utilities on one computer. Also, the cameras and Selea CPS server should be in the same local network.

Note

Outdated modifications of Selea cameras can work in the same local network directly from the Auto PSIM without the Selea CPS.

The server is configured using the server web interface or the manufacturer's utility CPSConfig. Below is an example of configuring a server using the manufacturer's utility CPSConfig.

To start the Selea CPS server service, go to the Local Service tab, specify the server login and password, camera port for events, and other parameters, and then click the Start service button. When the server is started, the utility will ask for the server login and password.

The server can forward events from cameras either by itself by opening a connection (ftp, http, or tcp), or to an open client via tcp connection. The latter mode is preferable because it allows you to control the connection without problems with port forwarding on the AN server side.

In order for the server to receive the incoming connections from Auto PSIM, it is necessary to enable Notification forwarding on the Advanced tab, set the used port (5666 by default) and add the Auto PSIM server address to the Access list without authentications field.

Below is a configuration option when the Auto PSIM server is installed on the same computer as the Selea CPS server.

Also, in the C:\ProgramData\CarPlateServer\passive_gateway_carplate_template.xml.utf8 file, it is necessary to set the format of the transmitted events as follows:

Begin{
COUNTER=$COUNTER$
CAMERAIP=$CAMERAIP$
CARPLATE=$CARPLATE$
TIMESTAMP=$TIMESTAMP_MS$
IMAGE=$FILE_B64$
IMAGE2=$CONTEXT_B64$
}End

Here for the IMAGE parameter specify the value $FILE_B64$ (to get a black and white image). For the IMAGE2 parameter specify the value $CONTEXT_B64$ (to get a color image).

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