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Documentation for Intellect 4.11.0-4.11.3. Documentation for other versions of Intellect is available too.
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The settings panel of the Camera object is shown in figures.
The Basic settings tab:
The Advanced settings tab:
The Streams settings tab:
The Main stream tab:
The Video stream tab:
Table describes the setting parameters of the Camera object.
№ | Parameter | Method for setting the parameter value | Parameter description | Presented as | Default value | Value range | |
1 | Identification number | Automatically | Displays the identification number of the Camera system object in the system | Sequence of numbers | - | From 1 to FaceCamOffset. By default, FaceCamOffset = 50000. The FaceCamOffset value is set using the same-name registry key (see Registry keys reference guide) | |
2 | Name | Enter the value in the field | Sets the name of the Camera object in the system | Latin, Cyrillic and service characters | Camera | A line containing a sequence of any symbols (letters, digits, service characters except > and < symbols), case-insensitive. Number of symbols — from 1 to 60 | |
3 | Region | Select the value from the list | Sets the Region structural element, to which this Camera object belongs | Name of the Region objects registered in the system | Region | Depends on the number of the Region objects registered in the system | |
4 | Disable | Set the checkbox | Sets the status (enabled or disabled) of the Camera object in the system | Boolean type | Clear | Set — the Camera object is disabled and isn't in use Clear — the Camera object is enabled and is in use | |
5 | Video capture device | Select the value from the list | Sets the Video capture device parent object for this Camera object | Name of the Video capture device objects registered in the system | Name of the Video capture device parent object | Depends on the number of the Video capture device objects in the system | |
6 | Video | Left-click | Displays video image with the configured settings. When holding down the Shift key on the keyboard, opens the Web-Server page of the IP device in the default browser (doesn't work with Internet Explorer) | Video image | - | - | |
The Basic settings tab | |||||||
7 | Channel number | Select the value from the list | Sets the number of the channel used to connect a video camera to the video capture board. Corresponds to the number of the BNC connector of the interface cable | Sequence of numbers | 1 | Depends on the type of the video capture board. Maximum 16 channels | |
8 | Resolution | Select the value from the list | Sets the resolution of the video image frame | List of resolutions of the video image frame | Standard | Standard High Full Specific values depend on the camera model | |
9 | Recording quality | Set the slider in the required position | Sets the quality of the recorded frame. The value is inverse to the video signal compression level | - | Above average | Min — maximum compression level and the lowest video signal quality Max — the lowest compression level and the highest video signal quality | |
10 | Color | Set the checkbox | Set the type of the video image received from the camera (color or black and white) | Boolean type | Set | Set — the image from the video camera is in color Clear — the image from the video camera is black and white | |
11 | YUV 4:2:2 | Set the checkbox | Sets the format of the color representation of the video signal | Boolean type | Clear | Set — the video signal is represented in the YUV 4:2:2 format Clear — the video signal is represented in the YUV 4:2:0 format | |
12 | Color | Set the slider in the required position | Sets the color saturation of the color video image | From the maximum color saturation to a black and white video image | Average | Max — corresponds to the maximum color saturation of the video image Min — corresponds to the black and white video image | |
13 | Brightness –Contrast | Set the checkbox | Sets the mode for adjusting brightness and contrast of the video image | Types of modes for adjusting brightness and contrast of the video image | Automatic | Automatic (Position —Brightness and Contrast parameters are set automatically )Manual (Position — Brightness and Contrast parameters are set manually )Manual setting with automatic optimization (Position — Brightness and Contrast parameters are set manually, followed by automatic optimization ) | |
14 | Brightness | Set the slider in the required position | Sets the brightness of the video image | From the maximum brightness (white video image) to minimum brightness (black video image) | Average | Max — corresponds to the maximum brightness of the video image Min — corresponds to the minimum brightness of the video image | |
15 | Contrast | Set the slider in the required position | Set the contrast of the video image | - | Average | Max — corresponds to the maximum contrast of the video image Min — corresponds to the minimum contrast of the video image | |
16 | Size | Set the slider in the required position | Sets the minimum size of an object at which the main motion detection tool triggers | % of the screen height | Average | Min — 0% of the video surveillance window size Max — 100% of the video surveillance window size | |
17 | Contrast | Set the slider in the required position | Set the minimum contrast of an object at which the motion detection tool triggers | - | Less than average | Max — correspond to maximum contrast of the object Min — corresponds to the minimum contrast of the object | |
18 | Record alarms | Set the checkbox | Starts automatic video signal recording on the alarms from the camera | Boolean type | Set | Set — automatic video signal recording on the alarm from the camera is enabled Clear — automatic video signal recording on the alarm from the camera is disabled | |
19 | Number | Select the value from the list | Sets the number of the microphone, the audio from which should be recorded simultaneously with the video signal from the camera | Numbers of the Microphone objects registered in the system | - | Depends on the number of the Microphone objects registered in the system | |
20 | Microphone | Select the value from the list | Sets the name of microphone, the audio from which should be recorded simultaneously with video signal from the camera | Names of the Microphone objects registered in the system | - | Depends on the number of the Microphone objects registered in the system | |
21 | Pre-alarm record | Enter the value in the field | Set the time period that precedes the alarm record, during which the prehistory of the event is recorded | Time in seconds (s) | - | Recommended time — from 0 to 20 | |
22 | Post-alarm record | Enter the value in the field | Sets the time period, during which the video is recorded after an alarm was registered | Time in seconds (s) | - | Recommended time — from 0 to 20 | |
23 | "Hot record" time | Enter the value in the field | Sets the time period from the moment the alarm is registered or recording begins, during which the video is recorded at the frame rate set in the "Hot record" rate field | Time in seconds (s) | - | Recommended time — from 0 to 30 | |
24 | "Hot record" rate | Enter the value in the field/select from the list | Sets the frame rate of the alarm hot recording | FPS | - | Depends on the capabilities of the camera Recommended value — from 0 to 20 | |
25 | Recording frame rate | Enter the value in the field/select from the list | Sets the frame rate of the video signal recording | FPS | - | Depends on the capabilities of the camera Recommended value — from 1 to 25 for PAL From 1 to 30 for NTSC | |
The Advanced settings tab | |||||||
26 | Decompressor | Select the value from the list | Sets the technology using which the compressed video stream will be decompressed when displaying the video signal on the monitor Note. By default the parameter is not available for editing. To change the value of this parameter set the 1 value for the EnableCodecSettings registry key (see Registry keys reference guide) | List of available decompressors | No | BOSCH FfmpegAllInOneDecoder H263IppDecoder H264InterlacedIppDecoder H264IppDecoder MJPEGIpp Motion Wavelet 3.5 Motion Wavelet 7.1 MPEG2IppDecoder MPEG4IppDecoder MxPEG Mobotix RGB24toYUV420 StreamLabs VWV WMVIppDecoder | |
27 | Compressor | Select the value from the list | Sets the algorithm of the video stream compression Note. By default the parameter is not available for editing. To change the value of this parameter set the 1 value for the EnableCodecSettings registry key (see Registry keys reference guide) | List of available algorithms | No | Depends on the camera model | |
28 | Estimate motion | Enter the value in the field | Sets the threshold of the camera sensivity to motion depending on the change of the object brightness. The delta frame of the video signal is formed according to this criterion | Sequence of numbers | 7 | From 2 to 255 | |
29 | Key frames interval | Enter the value in the field | Sets the rate of the key frames | Sequence of numbers | 8 | Depends on the capabilities of the camera | |
The Store no less than group | |||||||
30 | Store no less than | Enter the value in the field | Set the time period for keeping the video archive from the camera and audio archive (in case of synchro recording) on the Server. The parameter allows storing the large archive for the selected camera using the archive of other cameras Note. It is recommended to set the Store no less than parameter for no more than 30% of cameras, as this setting is only advisory. If there isn't enough space for the archive recording, the setting will be ignored and the recording won't stop anyway. If more than 10 cameras are created in the system, then when setting this parameter for more than 30% of cameras in the system, after you click the Apply button, a corresponding warning message will appear. It can be disabled using the NotifyAbout_arch_days registry key (see Registry keys reference guide) | Day or hour depending on the value selected in the drop-down list | - | More than 1 | |
31 | Store no less than | Select the value from the list | Sets the units for time period specified in the Store no less than field | List of available time units | Days | Days Hours | |
The Store no more than group | |||||||
32 | Store no more than | Enter the value in the field | Sets the time period for storing the camera archive. When it is expired, the camear archive should be deleted | Day or hour depending on the value selected in the drop-down list | - | More than 1 | |
33 | Store no more than | Select the value from the list | Sets the units for time period specified in the Store no more than field | List of available time units | Days | Days Hours | |
Not in groups | |||||||
34 | The Additional info field | Enter the value in the field | Set the information displayed on the monitor above the camera name. This information is added to the export file and when the frame is printed, as to the event log | The line not longer than 100 characters | Blank line | Latin, Cyrillic letters and service characters | |
35 | The Type drop-down list | Is selected from the list | Set the type of the camera. The setting affects the type of the icons used to represent the camera on the map | The list of available camera types | - | Fisheye PTZ Standard | |
36 | The Processing priority slider | The slider is set in the required position | Set the priority of video processing | The order of video processing | Normal | Normal – normal video procession order 1/3 – 1/3 procession order 1/2 – 1/2 procession order | |
37 | The Recording priority slider | The slider is set in the required position | Set the priority of video processing in the recording mode | The order of video processing in the recording mode | Normal | Normal – normal video record order 1/3 – 1/3 procession order 1/2 – 1/2 procession order All resources – all ADC resourses are in use for video recording | |
38 | Rotation mode checkbox | Setting checkbox | Enables a function of rotation the video image displayed on the Video surveillance monitor | Boolean type | No | Yes - rotation mode is enabled No - rotation mode is disabled | |
39 | Rotate on drop-down list | Select value from the list | Specifies an angle of video image rotation when the rotation mode is enabled | Numbers | 0 | 0, 90, 180, 270 | |
40 | The Lens type dropdown list | Select value in the list | Sets the type of lens in use | Supported lens types | No | No – select if there are no fisheye or anamorphic lenses on the camera. Standard fisheye lens – select if there is a fisheye lens on the camera. Autocalibration – select if there is a fisheye lens on the camera and auto detection of video conversion parameters in order to eliminate artifacts is to be performed. A0*V, A1UST, A8TRT, B0QQV, B4QQV, B5SST, B6SST – types of panomorph lens. | |
41 | The Camera location dropdown list | Select value in the list | Sets the camera location | Supported camera location modes | Ceiling | Ceiling Wall Floor | |
42 | The Visible part field | Entered into the field | Defines the visible part of the frame on the Video Surveillance Monitor after the dewarp. | Percentage | 75% for Ceiling position 66% for Wall position Note. The default value may be not displayed. | 0-100 | |
Streams settings tab | |||||||
43 | Streams configuring checkbox | Checking the box | Enables the multistream feature | Boolean | No | True – multistreaming is enabled; different streams can be used for analytics, archiving, and display. False – multistreaming is disabled; a single stream is used for analytics, archiving, and display. | |
44 | # field | Automatically | Shows the stream number | Integer | - | 1-10 | |
45 | Enabled checkbox | Checking the box | Sets the enabled streams | Boolean | No | Yes – the stream is in use No – the stream is not in use | |
46 | Default checkbox | Checking the box | Assigns the video stream to be displayed both as locally and on remote clients | List of available streams | No | Yes – the stream is in use by default No – the stream is not in use by default | |
47 | Video analytics checkbox | Checking the box | Assigns the video stream used for video analytics (including main motion detection tool). This stream is used by all Intellect detection tools (except embedded video camera detection tools) – including tracking detection tools, motion detection tool, face detection tool, facial recognition tools and detection tools that are the part of Detector Pack. | List of available streams | No | Yes – the stream is in use for video analytics No – the stream is not in use for video analytics | |
48 | Archive checkbox | Checking the box | Sets video stream recorded to the archive not upon alarm – the continuous recording is performed. | List of available streams | No | Yes – the stream is in use for archive recording No – the stream is not in use for archive recording | |
49 | Archive (alarms) checkbox | Checking the box | Sets video stream recorded to the archive upon alarm. | List of available streams | No | Yes – the stream is in use for archive recording by alarm No – the stream is not in use for archive recording by alarm | |
Main stream tab | |||||||
50 | IP field | Enter the value in the field | Sets the IP address from which the client will receive the video data from the ONVIF Server in the Multicast mode. | IP address | 224.0.0.10 | 224.0.0.0 - 239.255.255.255 | |
51 | Port field | Enter the value in the field | Sets the port for transmitting the video data in the Multicast mode. | Numbers | Depends on the number of cameras and streams in the system | Any valid non-busy port numbers. The number of ports is determined by the system administrator. | |
Video stream tab | |||||||
52 | Purpose field | - | Displays a description of how the video stream is used | String | Depends on the video stream's designated purpose | Most Latin and Russian characters, numbers | |
53 | Resolution dropdown list** | Selected from a list | Assigns the video stream's resolution | List of supported video resolutions | Standard | Standard High Full Particular values depend on the camera model. | |
54 | Speed spinbox** | Typed into a field | Assigns the frame rate of the video stream | Frame rate (fps) | 25 | Depends on the capabilities of the camera | |
55 | Codec dropdown list** | Selected from a list | Assigns the technology to be used to encode and decode the video stream | List of supported codecs | Depends on the camera model | Depends on the camera model. | |
56 | Key frame rate spinbox** | Typed into a field | Assigns the key frames rate. | Set of natural numbers | 8 | Depends on the capabilities of the camera | |
57 | Video quality slider** | Moving it to a position | Assigns the frame quality | - | Maximum | Min – maximum compression and minimum video quality Max – minimum compression and maximum video quality | |
58 | Lock disabling streams not in use checkbox | Setting a checkbox | This checkbox is to be set checked if the purpose is not specified for the configured stream but is is in use for recording on command or script. | Boolean | No | Yes – if the stream value is not selected, then the stream is in the sleep mode and it cannot be in use for recording on command or script. No – if the stream purpose is not selected, then it can be in use for recording on command or script. | |
59 | IP field | Enter the value in the field | Sets the IP address from which the client will receive the video data from the ONVIF Server in the Multicast mode. | IP address | 224.0.0.10 | 224.0.0.0 - 239.255.255.255 | |
60 | Port field | Enter the value in the field | Sets the port for transmitting the video data in the Multicast mode. | Numbers | Depends on the number of cameras and streams in the system | Any valid unused port numbers. The number of ports is determined by the system administrator. |
*Name of the interface element is not shown on the setting panel
**Equivalent settings on the Basic Settings and Advanced settings tabs, as well as on the settings panel of the Video Capture Device object, are ignored.