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You can use programming with the help of scripts if Intellect interface settings of objects or Macros capabilities aren’t enough to implement any operating scenario of Intellect. For more details about interactions between objects, see the table below.
There are two options for writing scripts in Intellect:
In the embedded programming language. You can use the Program system object of the Programming tab—see The Program object. Programming using the embedded language of Intellect.
- In the JScript language. You can use the Script system object of the Programming tab—see The Script object. Programming using the JScript language.
Both options work, but the Program object is deprecated and is no longer developed. We recommend using the Script object and the JScript language to write scripts.
This guide had the following information:
- description of the settings for both objects,
- syntax of the scripts and their debugging,
- examples of scripts for each language.
The scripts use:
- events, reactions and commands of Intellect objects. The main ones are described in Description of events and reactions of system objects.
the Core, MsgObject, Event objects and their embedded methods described in Description of the object model in Intellect.
Purpose of INTELLECT™ software
INTELLECT™ software is designed for the deployment of industrial scalable, flexible (adjustable) integrated security systems, based on the digital video surveillance and audio monitoring systems.
INTELLECT™ software has the following basic features:
- Integration of digital video surveillance and audio monitoring systems with the existing data systems, various security equipment, third-party software, using integrated open interfaces of the data exchange.
- Compatibility with diverse security devices and data systems, in particular, with the fire and security alarm and access control systems, video surveillance cameras, data analysis systems and systems for recognition of objects (events) and identification by their images.
- Single-source registration and processing of events, generation of notifications and controlling response in compliance with the flexibly modified logics.
- Ultimately unlimited capabilities for scaling, solution — specific adjustments, re-distribution of resources with changes in the number or quality of tasks in monitoring guarded locations and operating various equipment.
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Methods of setting
logical interactions between objects in Intellect
Intellect capabilities are functionality is based on logical interactions between objects. General information on ways methods of setting logical interactions are represented in the table:
Method of setting logical interaction | Description | Implementation | Example |
Settings panels of system objects |
Basiс configuration of interaction between system objects | Implemented using functionality of system objects |
Configuring video |
display from the Camera in the Monitor |
interface window | |
Macro | Configuration of simple interactions between objects if |
basic object settings are insufficient | Implemented using the Macro object |
Enabling actuator (relay) when sensor is closed | |
Program | Configuration of complex interactions between objects if functionality of the Macro object |
is insufficient | Implemented using the Program object as the code in the embedded programming language |
of Intellect—see The Program object. Programming using the embedded language of Intellect | Return PTZ cameras to their original position and take a photo every 15 minutes |
Script | Implemented using the Script object as a JScript code |
Purpose and structure of the guide
Programming Guide is a reference and information handbook on programming in embedded Intellect software language, which is designed for system administrators, installation and configuration technicians, users with administrator rights to the digital video surveillance and audio monitoring systems, developed on the basis of INTELLECT™ software.
Programming in INTELLECT™ enables automatic system control by setting up complex logical interactions between objects.
The guide contains the information on:
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