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Mxcc User Manual EN MxCC User Manual Security-Vision-Systems Ultra-fast Live Display ~ 40 smooth video streams (CIF) MxControlCenter Dual Screen Free camera definition Professional Video Management on 2nd screen EN Approx. 90 cameras Field-Tested during World Cup at Kaiserslautern stadium Free Software Download www.mobotix.com Floor Plans Layout editor with indiv. floor plans Alarm time or image Alarm Event list sorted by camera or by time Search Search possible even while recording Event Search Synchronized search on several cameras Image improvement Post-Processing Zoom, contrast, distortion correction • Proven worldwide in the most demanding video applications Audio Lip-synchronous audio • Unlimited number of users and cameras, no license fees bidirectional via IP • Individual user interface, adaptable to each individual user Analog and digital PTZ • Simplest installation and complete use on any standard PC Mouse or joystick • Convenient layout editor for integrating real building plans control via network • Integration of conventional network and analog cameras Remote Alerting Remote • Exports recordings as AVI or Quicktime video with sound with automatic switching of floor plans Third-party 60.172_EN_V2_04/2014 Cameras Integration of analog & digital PTZ domes Innovations - Made in Germany Synchronized The German company MOBOTIX AG is known as the leading pioneer in network camera technology and its realtime viewing of several cameras decentralized concept has made high-resolution video systems cost efficient. MxCC/MxEasy MOBOTIX AG • D-67722 Langmeil • Phone: +49-6302-9816-103 • Fax: +49-6302-9816-190 • [email protected] Licence free www.mobotix.com Video-Management- Software FilmstripMxCC_all.indd 2 24.05.09 16:09 Floor Plan Contents 3/396 1 Introduction 15 MOBOTIX Video System Solution 15 The Decentralized MOBOTIX Concept 16 For a Wide Variety of Applications 18 All Functions at a Glance 20 Practical Camera Layouts 22 Cost-Efficient Monitor Wall Solution 26 More Security in Case of an Alarm 28 Fast Availability of Video Evidence 32 Get the Most of What Is There 36 Secure Handling of Sensitive Data 38 Simple MOBOTIX Installation 40 Total Costs Make the Difference 42 An Example: Donbass Arena, Ukraine 44 MxCC Performance Details 46 2 System Installation and Initial Operation 50 2.1 Setting Up MxControlCenter – Overview 50 2.2 Power Supply and Network Connection of Cameras 51 2.2.1 Power Supply When Connected Directly to a Computer 51 2.2.2 Power Supply and Network Connection Using a PoE Switch 52 2.3 Installing MxControlCenter 53 2.3.1 System Requirements 53 2.3.2 Automatic Installation of MxControlCenter 55 2.4 Launching MxControlCenter for the First Time 56 2.4.1 Finding and Configuring Video Sources 56 2.4.2 Using the Video Sources in MxControlCenter 59 2.4.3 Initial Installation of Hemispheric and 180° Cameras 62 2.4.4 Saving the Initial Configuration 63 3 Using MxControlCenter 64 3.1 Elements of the Application Window 65 3.1.1 MxControlCenter User Interface Elements 66 3.1.2 MxControlCenter Toolbar Buttons 68 3.1.3 MxControlCenter Sidebar Panels 70 © MOBOTIX AG • Security-Vision-Systems • Made in Germany www.mobotix.com • [email protected] 4/396 MxCC User Manual 3.2 Live Video Surveillance 71 3.2.1 Displaying Video Content in Layouts 71 3.2.2 Switching Layouts 75 3.2.3 Using Extra Windows to Display Video Sources 76 3.2.4 Using Sequencers to Automatically Switch Cameras or Layouts 77 3.2.5 Using a Video Wall to Display Cameras 78 3.2.6 Using the Audio Features of a Camera 79 3.2.7 Using the Camera to Switch Lights and Open Doors 80 3.2.8 Using Image Post-Processing on Live Images 80 3.2.9 Using the Virtual PTZ Functions on Live Images 82 3.2.10 Using the Live Recording Feature 92 3.3 Display Modes of the Application Window 94 3.3.1 Scaling and Display Commands 94 3.3.2 Using Saved Views 96 3.3.3 Functions When the Application Window Is Minimized 97 3.4 How the Alarm Features Work 98 3.4.1 Visual Alarm Features 99 3.4.2 Acoustic Alarm Features 102 3.4.3 Reacting to Alarms 103 3.5 Playing Back and Evaluating Recordings 106 3.5.1 Example Scenarios 106 3.5.2 Search/Playback in a Live Display Window 109 3.5.3 Search/Playback in Layouts with Display Windows in Player Mode 113 3.5.4 Synchronized Search/Playback of Several Cameras 114 3.5.5 Playback in Layouts with Alarm Player Windows 115 3.5.6 Post-Processing of Recorded Images 116 3.5.7 Using the Virtual PTZ Features When Playing Back Recordings 118 3.5.8 Using Event Searches 119 3.5.9 Using Post Video Motion Detection in Recordings 126 3.5.10 Using the Video Search 129 3.5.11 Playing Back Recordings from the Local Archive 131 3.5.12 Checking the Data Integrity of Recordings 132 3.6 Saving, Printing and Exporting 135 3.6.1 Saving Single Images 135 3.6.2 Printing Single Images 136 3.6.3 Exporting Recorded Video Footage 137 3.7 Using MxAnalytics 146 3.7.1 MxAnalytics Overview 146 3.7.2 Calling Up Evaluations 147 3.8 Additional User Functions 149 3.8.1 Working with the Dead Man’s Switch 149 3.8.2 Using the Two-Man Rule 150 © MOBOTIX AG • Security-Vision-Systems • Made in Germany www.mobotix.com • [email protected] Contents 5/396 4 System Configuration 152 4.1 Getting Started 152 4.1.1 Installing MxControlCenter Manually 152 4.1.2 Updating an Older Version of MxControlCenter 153 4.1.3 Installing MxControlCenter Language Packages 153 4.1.4 Installing the MOBOTIX MxPEG DirectShow Codec 154 4.1.5 Configuring a Common Time Server 154 4.1.6 MxStatus: Status Monitoring for Multiple MxControlCenter Computers 155 4.2 Creating and Editing Layouts 158 4.2.1 Creating Layouts 159 4.2.2 Element Types Used in Layouts 161 4.2.3 Defining Grid Layouts 167 4.2.4 Defining Background Layouts 170 4.2.5 More Options When Editing Layouts 173 4.3 Setting Up Live Video Monitoring 177 4.3.1 Planning a Layout Structure 177 4.3.2 Configuring Layout Selection 179 4.3.3 Configuring Sequencers 181 4.3.4 Configuring Live Recording and the Local Archive 182 4.3.5 Configuring Extra Windows 183 4.3.6 Configuring MxControlCenter Remote-Control and a Video Wall 183 4.4 Configuring the Program Views and the User Interface 190 4.4.1 Configuring the Scaling and Display Functions 190 4.4.2 Configuring the Toolbar 190 4.4.3 Configuring MxControlCenter Views 192 4.4.4 Configuring Functions for a Minimized or Hidden MxControlCenter 194 4.5 Configuring Alarms and Recordings 196 4.5.1 Configuring Alarms on the Cameras 198 4.5.2 Configuring What to Record 200 4.5.3 Configuring MxControlCenter Reactions 201 4.5.4 Configuring Where to Record 207 4.6 Configuring MxAnalytics 211 4.6.1 Activating, Setting Process Parameters and Setting Up Storage 211 4.6.2 Controlling Motion Detection (Time Tables) – Optional 216 4.6.3 Customizing the Report Profiles Used for Analysis – Optional 217 4.6.4 Generating Reports and Sending Automatically Via E-Mail 217 4.6.5 Creating and Storing Suitable Evaluations in MxControlCenter 217 4.7 Users, Groups and Group Rights 218 4.7.1 Creating and Editing Groups and Users 218 4.7.2 Editing Group Rights 219 4.7.3 Implementing a Two-Man Rule 220 4.7.4 Requiring Users to Enter a Reason for an Action 222 © MOBOTIX AG • Security-Vision-Systems • Made in Germany www.mobotix.com • [email protected] 6/396 MxCC User Manual 4.8 Security Considerations 222 4.8.1 General Thoughts on Network Security 222 4.8.2 Restricting Public Access to the Cameras 222 4.8.3 Securing the MxControlCenter Workstation 224 4.8.4 Using Encrypted Connections to Access Cameras 225 4.8.5 Signing the Recorded Video Data 228 4.8.6 Configuring and Monitoring the Action Log 231 4.8.7 Monitoring Camera Connections 232 4.8.8 Configuring the Dead Man’s Switch 233 4.9 Working with MxControlCenter Configurations 234 4.9.1 Automatically Loading Program Settings 234 4.9.2 Saving Program Settings and Exporting Installations 234 4.9.3 Using Different MxControlCenter Configurations 236 5 Enhanced Features 238 5.1 Update Assistant - Software Updates and More 238 5.1.1 Elements of the Update Assistant Dialog 239 5.1.2 Update Assistant Toolbar Buttons 240 5.1.3 Getting Started with Update Assistant 240 5.1.4 Checking the Camera Connection Status 243 5.1.5 Updating the Software of MOBOTIX Cameras 244 5.1.6 Installing MOBOTIX Application Software 247 5.1.7 Saving and Uploading Settings of One or More Cameras 247 5.1.8 Backing Up and Restoring the Entire System 250 5.1.9 Changing the Configuration of Many Cameras at Once 250 5.1.10 Using Update Assistant as a Stand-Alone Application 251 5.2 Using Snap Server NAS Systems 253 5.2.1 Adding Overland Storage Snap Servers 253 5.2.2 Configuring and Editing Snap Server Settings 254 5.3 Connecting Remote Cameras Using DynDNS 255 5.4 Using Pan/Tilt Heads, Third-Party Cameras and Joysticks 261 5.4.1 Using MOBOTIX Cameras with Pan/Tilt Heads 261 5.4.2 Integrating Third-Party IP PTZ Dome Cameras 264 5.4.3 Integrating Analog Third-Party PTZ Cameras 267 5.5 MxServer - Integrating Third-Party Cameras 271 5.5.1 Introduction to MxServer 271 5.5.2 MxServer - System Requirements and Installation 272 5.5.3 Connecting an Analog PTZ Camera to MxServer 275 5.5.4 Connecting a Third-Party IP Camera to MxServer 276 5.5.5 Setting Up Recording in MxServer 276 5.5.6 Automatically Starting MxServer on the Computer 277 © MOBOTIX AG • Security-Vision-Systems • Made in Germany www.mobotix.com • [email protected] 7/396 5.6 Using MxRemotePreview to Access Remote Recordings 279 5.6.1 MxRemotePreview - System Requirements and Installation 280 5.6.2 Installing MxRemotePreview on Windows with Apache Web Server 281 5.6.3 Installing MxRemotePreview on
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