Documentation for Axxon One 2.0. Documentation for other versions of Axxon One is available too.

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Attention!

The number of cameras for search is unlimited.

To search in the archive of several cameras simultaneously, do the following:

  1. Go to the Archive Search mode (see Switching to the Archive Search mode).
  2. Select the search type and set its parameters (see Search in the archive of a single camera).

  3. Select the cameras in the archive of which you want to perform the search in one of the following ways:

    1. Set the corresponding checkboxes on the camera search panel (see Camera Search Panel). 

      Note

      • By default, the checkbox is set next to the camera to which you switched in the Archive Search mode. You cannot clear the checkbox next to this camera.
      • If you want to change the active camera, you must reopen the Archive Search mode.
    2. Set the checkboxes next to the cameras on the objects panel (see Objects Panel).

      To search in all cameras of the Axxon-domain, set the checkbox next to the name of the Axxon-domain.

  4. Click the Search button.

After the search is performed, the search results panel displays the moments in the archive that match the specified search criteria (see Viewing search results).

Note

  • When you search in the archive of several cameras simultaneously, the timeline is used (see The Timeline) to set the beginning and end of the viewed channel segments. This can affect the search result. The closer you zoom in on the timeline, the smaller channel segments are used for the search.
  • Starting with Axxon One 2.0.10, only one timeline is displayed for all selected cameras in the Archive Search mode.

If you search for faces (see Search for similar face) or license plates (see Search by LPs) in the archive of several cameras simultaneously, the interactive map (see Opening and closing the map) displays the approximate movement pattern of found objects. The time and date of recognition are displayed next to the icon of each camera.


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