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would like to view. An Event Monitoring profile shall bring up a list of events which the user can

click on to view giving you much more control. If you configured your profile for Event Monitoring

mode, an Event Monitoring Box will appear just below a live video panel. You can move it and

resize it as you need. Once a video event takes place, it will be automatically listed in the box.

Using the same entrance example, instead of the video panel automatically switching to the

camera displaying the most recent door opening, the event would be added to a list in the Event

Monitoring Box. You could then click on the item to display the video. This may be useful if a

guard needs to leave the monitor for a period of time. It is also helpful when you have events

occurring on two cameras at the same time. Instead of seeing each event for a split second, you

can view each event for as long as you need to. Event Monitoring shall be stopped by right

clicking in the active video panel and disabling the active event monitoring profile.

G. Viewing Logical Camera Groups.

The VMS software shall have a feature for viewing logical groups of cameras. The VMS software

shall also have a feature creating camera groups (see Group Setup). This will enable you to

efficiently view cameras in logical order you choose. Once you setup the camera groups, you

shall select the cameras in those groups by clicking on the Group button in the Navigation Pane.

H. Creating, Saving and Accessing Views.

The VMS software shall have a feature to organize your cameras into preset Views. Select a

Layout button in the Live mode and drag the cameras to the appropriate spot on the Video View

Panel. Once you have the cameras laid out the way you want it, select the save view feature.

Once you have saved your view, you shall access it by clicking the View button from the

Navigation Pane. Select your view from the Live Views Site Tree and the camera layout you

saved will be recreated in the Video View Panel. The VMS software shall have the capability to

create and organize your views into folders.

I. Video Tours.

The VMS software shall have the capability to automatically cycle through two or more saved

views to create a Video Tour. Select the desired views to add to a tour and type a description of

the tour. A dwell time sets the amount of time, in seconds; each view will remain in the Video

View Panel before cycling to the next view. Once you have named the tour, added the views

and a description, and selected the appropriate dwell time, click the Apply button to save the

settings.

The tour shall be activated by clicking on the saved tour description icon visible in the View

Navigation pane.

J. Search Mode Overview.

The VMS software shall have features to search for and playback recorded video, audio and

events from a VMS servers. The system must also be capable of performing searches on

multiple camera based on a given criteria. The VMS search software shall have the following

features:

1. Input Selection Tree – select the camera(s), audio input(s) or text data to search.

2. Navigation Pane – displays cameras, video, audio, and events in organized groups and

views.

3. Video Time Line – time line of video that is displayed. The video time line shall be displayed

in increments of 5 minutes, 1, 8 and 24 hours.

4. Zoom In (+) and Zoom Out (-) Buttons – Zooms in and out on the video time line.

5. Camera Selection List – cameras that have been selected with the camera selection tree.

6. Video Cursor – the video cursor is used to select the segment of video you would like to

playback. One click will move the video cursor to a new location. Double click will begin

video playback.

7. Recorded Bar – bars that represent recorded video or audio.

8. Video Playback Controls – there shall be seven playback controls:

a. Play video in reverse fast (double) speed

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