Documentation for Axxon Next 3.6.4. Documentation for other versions of Axxon Next is [available too].

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This type of search lets you select events in the archive based on the type of event.

To do this, complete the following steps:

  1. Set the search interval (see Setting a search interval).
  2. Define search criteria.

    1. Select an event initiator from the list (1).

      Note

      An event initiator could be an operator, a video camera sensor, or any detection unit that is activated in the system. The search results will show the moments in time containing the events that were triggered by the initiator.

    2. Select the events you need to search. Select the appropriate check boxes (see table below and 2 on the picture above).

      Note

      You can select an unlimited number of events.

      Event

      Description

      All alarms

      The search finds moments in the archive containing all types of alarms

      Non-critical alarm

      The search finds moments in the archive containing non-critical alarms

      Critical alarm

      The search finds moments in the archive containing critical alarms

      Unclassified alarm

      The search finds moments in the archive containing unclassified alarms

      False alarm

      The search finds moments in the archive containing false alarms

      Triggering

      The search finds moments when detection units were triggered

      Recording start

      The search finds the beginning and end of recordings from the specified video camera regardless of the initiator

     

  3. Click the Search button (3).

This starts a search in the archive based on the defined criteria. Search results are available on the search results panel.

Note

To zoom objects that caused an alarm or triggered a detection unit, select the Expand alarm object check box in the lower portion of the search results panel.