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Rule Actions Go to Preset Go to home preset Run a Pattern Set Auxiliary Clear Auxiliary Description The selected PTZ camera(s) moves to the selected preset position when the rule event occurs. The selected PTZ camera(s) moves to the home position when the rule event occurs. The selected PTZ camera(s) runs a selected pattern when the rule event occurs. The selected PTZ camera(s) starts the selected auxiliary command when the rule event occurs. The selected PTZ camera(s) ends the selected auxiliary command when the rule event occurs. Alarm Actions Trigger an alarm Acknowledge an alarm An alarm is triggered when the rule event occurs. An alarm is acknowledged when the rule event occurs. Rule Conditions Rule conditions are the scenarios that must be met before the rule is triggered. Rule Condition Device Events Digital input is active Digital input is not active Description The rule is triggered if the connected digital input is active while the selected rule event occurs. The rule is triggered if the connected digital input is inactive while the selected rule event occurs. Alarm Trigger Source Descriptions The following table shows the Alarm Trigger Source: options that are available when you set up an alarm. For more information about setting up an alarm, see Adding a New Alarm on page 32. Alarm Trigger Source: Motion Detection Video Analytics Event Digital Input Activation License Plate Watchlist Match POS Transaction Exception Description The alarm is triggered when motion is detected by the selected cameras. The alarm is triggered when a video analytics event is detected by the selected cameras. The alarm is triggered when the selected digital inputs are activated. The alarm is triggered when a license plate on the Watch List is detected. The alarm is triggered when a POS transaction exception has Rule Conditions 138
Alarm Trigger Source: Camera Error System Error External Software Event Description occurred. The alarm is triggered when a camera error occurs. The alarm is triggered when a system error occurs. The alarm is triggered by third party integration software. Updating the Client Software Avigilon Control Center Client software updates are typically included with the Avigilon Control Center Server update packages. When you first open the Client software, you may be prompted to update with the following popup message: A new version of Avigilon Control Center Client is available for download from server %1%. Choose one of the following options: • Click Update to allow the Client software to update. The software update is automatically downloaded and a dialog box displays the download progress. When the update has finished downloading, click Update Avigilon Control Center Client. When the installation wizard appears, follow the prompts to complete the update. • Click Do Not Update to continue working with the Client software without updating. The Client software will not be updated, and you can continue working with the software as before. The Client software can also be downloaded from the Software Updates & Downloads page of the Avigilon website: http://avigilon.com/support-and-downloads/for-software/software-updates-and-downloads/. Accessing the Web Client You have the option of accessing cameras in your site through the Avigilon Control Center Web Client. The Web Client is a simplified version of the Client software. It allows you to monitor your surveillance system, search for video events and export recorded video outside the Client software. NOTE: You cannot modify any system settings through the Avigilon Control Center Web Client. To access the Web Client, you need the IP address and port number of a server in your site. The IP address is listed in the server's Setup tab in the Client software. The port number can be found in the Admin Tool under Settings > Network. 1. To access the Web Client, open Internet Explorer (version 6+) and enter the address of your Web Client in the following format: http://:/ (For example, http://192.168.2.62:38880/) If you have not accessed the Web Client before, you may be prompted to install the required plug-in software before the Web Client will open. Updating the Client Software 139
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Avigilon Control Center Enterprise
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Table of Contents What is the Avigi
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Rules 38 Adding a Rule 38 Editing a
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Configuring an Avigilon USB Profess
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Search 110 Performing an Event Sear
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What is the Avigilon Control Center
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Getting Started Once the Avigilon C
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Changing the Administrator Password
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Area Description The New Task butto
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Figure 2: The Setup tab In the Setu
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1. Open the Find Site dialog box.
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Feature Description Server Name —
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order. • To delete a sub-site fol
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NOTE: The Global rank cannot be del
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Removing an Upgrade Installer If yo
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Disconnecting a Device from a Serve
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External Notifications Use the Exte
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Recording Schedule Use the Recordin
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Adding a POS Transaction Source 1.
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Digital Inputs and Outputs Use the
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The Change Display Quality: setting
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Tip: The keyboard commands used to
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