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

To search for events, do the following:

1. From the Event type drop-down list, select the type of events that you want to find.
   

   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 detectors generated events
   Recording start	The search finds the beginning and end of recordings from the specified camera regardless of the initiator

2. In the Initiator field, select the event initiator from the list. An operator, camera input, camera detector, or any activated detector in the system can act as the event initiator. The search results show the moments in the archive that contain the events that are started by the initiator. When you search for any type of alarm or for the Triggering type of event by searching in the lists of faces (see Faces (AxxonNet), Faces (AxxonData)) or LPs (see LPs (AxxonNet), LPs (AxxonData)), select Real-time recognition as an initiator with a specific list. To do this, enable the Check in lists parameter in the settings of the Face detectors and License plate detectors (see Checking in lists of faces, Checking in lists of LPs).

3. If necessary, click the button and add more similar search conditions.
4. Set the search interval (see Setting a search interval).

5. Click the Search button.

   To search in the embedded storage of an IP device (for example, a camera or recorder) for events from the embedded detectors, you must synchronize the server and IP device (see Limitations of Axxon One). If you don't perform synchronization, there can be discrepancies between the time of detector events and the time of frames in the archive. Once started, the search can be stopped at any time. To do this, click the Stop button that appears instead of the Search button.

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