Documentation for Intellect 4.11.0-4.11.3. Documentation for other versions of Intellect is available too.

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Intellect™ software is launched in one of the following ways:

  1. Manual launch;
  2. launch from Windows OS Start menu;
  3. launch from Windows OS command prompt;
  4. automatic launch;
  5. launch from Startup of the Windows OS;
  6. launch with the PC switched on, without starting Windows OS;

Manual launch of Intellect™ software does not require additional settings. Automatic launch of Intellect™ software using one of the above methods, requires certain additional Windows OS settings. Windows OS settings are given in the corresponding sections of this chapter.

If the video surveillance system uses pre-defined rights and authorizations for the users, Intellect™ software launch starts with user authorization. Depending on the Intellect™ system settings, the following user authorization options are available:

  1. By entering the login and password. In this case, when the system is launched, the user will be able to access only those functions of Intellect™ system, which comply with his rights and authorities.
  2. Without entering any login and password. In this case Intellect™ system makes available only those functions, which comply with the rights and authorities of the default user.

By default, Intellect™ system authorizes a user through a password. To launch Intellect™ software without a password, an Operator should identify a user, whose rights and authorities will be used to launch the Intellect™ system. Procedures for identification of the default user are described in the Rights administration chapter.

Note.

 If the Intellect software is installed as a service, and the user rights and privileges are not set, password authorization is required upon entering the Intellect. Otherwise the Intellect modules and services will not be launched.
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